The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . Tourism generates $7.37 billion in economic impact to the Charleston area economy and is its number one . . .
. . . Ultimately, the MacLean-Fogg litigation resulted in an all-others rate of 7.37% on entries of aluminum . . . because of the disparity between the 374.15% rate from Commerce’s final determination and the ultimate 7.37% . . . case because of the large disparity between the 374.15% all-others rate determinéd by Commerce and the 7.37% . . . and the purportedly punitive nature of the 374.15% rate, Capella argues that Commerce must ap'ply the 7.37% . . .
. . . Around Mortgage (the ‘Wrap Mortgage,” and together with the Wrap Note, the “Wrap”) in the amount of $7.37 . . .
. . . Appeals for the Federal Circuit (“CAFO”), and agency redeterminations, the all-others rate was reduced to 7.37 . . . Commerce made its fourth and final redetermination in MacLean-Fogg, establishing an all-others rate of 7.37 . . . arguing that “Commerce should adjust the effective date of the new all-others cash deposit rate of 7.37 . . . the applied all-others rate (374.15 percent ad valorem) and the post-Mac-Lean-Fogg all-others rate (7.37 . . . after 11/02/2015, [Customs] shall require, for [all others rate] entries, a cash deposit equal to [7.37 . . .
. . . The final, redetermined all-others rate was 7.37 percent ad valorem (the post-MacLean-Fogg rate). . . . the post-MacLean-Fogg all-others rate (137.65 percent, at the time of the cash deposit instructions, 7.37 . . .
. . . Upon that announcement, QRX’s ADRs declined 47%, from $7.37 to $3.88 per share. Id. . . . Later that day, QRX’s ADRs declined 47%, from $7.37 to $3.88 per share. Id. ¶ 62. 7. . . .
. . . the TRBs at issue in this case and, as a result, reduced CPZ’s weighted-average dumping margin from 7.37% . . .
. . . in those tables the attainment ofHispan-ics of attaining master’s degrees was in the neighborhood of 7.37 . . .
. . . redetermined surrogate values, Commerce revised CPZ’s weighted-average dumping margin from 24.62% to 7.37% . . .
. . . Wheat State 5 has a total population deviation of 7.37 percent (relative mean deviation of 2.08 percent . . .
. . . NMR Spectrum; (CD3SOCD3) 2.34 (s, 3H), 3.36 (s, 6H), 3.75-3.8 (m, 4H), 4.1-4.5 (m, 4H), 7.14 (d, 1H). 7.37 . . .
. . . Plaintiff's Terms 12A, 13A, 17A, 18A; Defendants' Terms 7.35-7.37, 7.40 . . . .
. . . and is entitled to the following: a.12.7 hours for 4 weeks The first 6 overtime hours: $14.73 x .5 = $7.37 . . . $592.28 = $769.16 x 1.7 = $1307.57 b.7 hours for 2 weeks The first .7 overtime hours: $14.73 x .5 = $7.37 . . .
. . . added in China to the hull or superstructure of the Vessel is 891.0 LT,” which Matson said represented 7.37% . . . Matson’s representation that the steel added to the vessel’s hull or superstructure in China represented 7.37% . . . NAD evaluation and conclusions,” concluded that foreign steel added to the M/V Mokihana constituted 7.37% . . .
. . . As of November 4, 2005, Pfizer had approximately 7.37 billion shares outstanding trading on the New York . . .
. . . and not objected to) and Cain (filed in the amount of $538.09 and not objected to) plus the Trustee 7.37 . . .
. . . repaid the Bratter Notes with Nanovation stock and stock options even if the stock was valued as low as $7.37 . . .
. . . return earned on the assets of the Master Retirement Plan, the 6.75 discount percent rate was below the 7.37 . . . restated in 1994, in which year the average interest rate for thirty-year government securities was 7.37 . . .
. . . a second swap on a notational amount of $20 million under which P & T would pay at a fixed rate of 7.37% . . .
. . . list (7.4%) reflected the percentage of black persons (18 years and older) in Rockdale county in 1990 (7.37% . . .
. . . $10 per share on December [first] and [second] (instead of the actual closing prices of $6.81 and $7.37 . . .
. . . On December 2, 2004, GeoPharma shares rose 8.22% to close at $7.37 (at one point reaching an intra-day . . .
. . . The interests of these investors in Lyondell ranged from a high of 7.37 percent of total Lyondell shares . . .
. . . Commerce, therefore, recalculated ZMC’s antidumping margin, which had been calculated at 7.37 percent . . . In its final results, however, Commerce did not revoke the order because ZMC had been assigned a 7.37 . . .
. . . Commerce, therefore, recalculated ZMC’s antidumping margin, which had been calculated at 7.37 percent . . . In its final results, however, Commerce did not revoke the order because ZMC had been assigned a 7.37 . . .
. . . McKenzie, Unfair Claims Practices and Bad Faith, in FLORIDA AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE LAW § 7.37, (Fla. . . .
. . . consolidated administrative review resulted in a final dumping margins of 18.21 percent (5th period), 7.37 . . . The remand resulted in substantially lower final dumping margins of 2.20 percent (5th period), 7.37 percent . . .
. . . consolidated administrative review resulted in a final dumping margins of 18.21 percent (5th period), 7.37 . . . The remand resulted in substantially lower final dumping margins of 2.20 percent (5th period), 7.37 percent . . .
. . . See 2 Newberg on Class Actions § 7.37 (3d ed.1992). . . .
. . . Adding the $4.40 CPI adjustment to a proposed yen adjustment of $7.37 and to the adjusted unit price . . .
. . . Copy of these pictures are enclosed with Exhibits 7.36 and 7.37, and also by the work performed by subcontractor . . .
. . . those three assays total $7.57, while the price for the five assay package (including free DMS) is $7.37 . . . In other words, the price realized by Abbott on the sale of the package—$7.37—is less than the total . . . comparison was to determine the added revenue generated by Abbott when it sells a five assay package for $7.37 . . .
. . . 1.14 ■ 1.05 1.25 HTLV 1.03 1.18 1.09 1.57 HIV-1/2 1.93 2.08 1.99 2.47 HBsAg _.66 _.81 .72 1.20 Total $7.37 . . . could purchase all five from Abbott, together with DMS hardware and software and other equipment, for $7.37 . . . As its package price for all five tests is $7.37, Ortho could sell its three competitive assays competitively . . .
. . . the years, the parties adjusted the price as follows: Contract # 1826 Date Price or Premium 04/15/90 $7.37 . . .
. . . 8%% (1/1-6/30) 8.37% 10%% (7/1-12/31) 9% (7/1-12/31) 1986 9%% (1/1-6/30) 7.30% 1991 8%% (1/1-6/30) 7.37% . . .
. . . Commerce found dumping margins for NEC of 18.21% for the fifth review period, 7.37% for the sixth review . . .
. . . example, while there is evidence that the average tested grade level for female inmates at one point was 7.37 . . .
. . . Abbott pay the following: Test Price HBsAg 0.66 Anti-core 0.85 HTLV 1.03 HIV-1/2 1.93 HCV 2,90 Total 7.37 . . . its HCV, the price for the three would cost 7.57, while its price for all five of the tests would be 7.37 . . . Therefore, to meet the price of the Abbott five-test package, $7.37, Ortho alleges it would have to offer . . .
. . . WIC check # 99140740-2 which was subsequently redeemed in violation of 10 NYCRR 60-1.8(a)(2) ... for $7.37 . . .
. . . Cord blood pH was obtained at delivery and noted to be 7.37. . . . Moreover, Joshua had a normal cord blood pH of 7.37 at birth. Normal blood pH is 7.35 to 7.45. . . . Leviss admitted that a cord pH of 7.37 is not acidotic. 57. . . .
. . . 94.19% 49 5.47% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 3 0.34% KERMIT JOHNSON ELEM/PALMERDALE FIR 7,966 100.00% 7358 92.37% 587 7.37% . . . AME CHURCH 4,317 100.00% 38 0.88% 4,279 99.12% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% RILEY SCHOOL 5,401 100.00% 398 7.37% . . .
. . . give median wages as follows: Ages Hourly Wage 16-19 $3.64 20-24 $4.94 25-29 $6.52 30-34 $7.23 35-39 $7.37 . . .
. . . Mertens Law of Federal Income Tax, § 7.37. . . .
. . . 142-44 (1983); Salcer, 744 F.2d at 943; 1 Mertens, Law of Federal Income Taxation, § 7.34 at 7-115, § 7.37 . . .
. . . ($63.16), prime contractor profit of 5.35 percent ($70.97), and a bond premium of .00525 percent ($7.37 . . .
. . . 27.23 20.34 27.84 13.37 50.00 26.34 27.98 18.25 34.63 22.40 33.73 14.87 6.96 35.56 14.54 30.06 20.38 7.37 . . .
. . . Mertens, 1 Law of Federal Income Taxation § 7.37. . . .
. . . Mertens Law of Federal Income Tax, § 7.37. VII. . . .
. . . Mertens Law of Federal Income Tax § 7.37. . . .
. . . .) ¶ 7.37. . . .
. . . Sales in closest proximity to the northwesterly part of the subject lands ranged in price from about $7.37 . . .
. . . Sales in closest proximity to the northwesterly part of the subject lands ranged in price from about $7.37 . . .
. . . Mertens, supra note 26, § 7.34, at 112-14 & nn. 42.1-44, & § 7.37, at 124-25; Dobson v. . . . Mertens, supra note 26, § 7.37, at 129-30. . . . . Mertens, supra note 26, § 7.37, at 128 & n. 82 & 130. . See Maryland Casualty Co. v. . . .
. . . Grade 3 JBWs operate the Oversewing and Singer sewing machines, earning $7.37 per hour. . . .
. . . Based on beginning cost basis of investments Based on ending cost basis of investments 1971 $36,854.58 7.37% . . .
. . . Mertens, Law of Federal Income Taxation, secs. 7.34-7.37(2) (1974 rev.). . . . Mertens, Law of Federal Income Taxation, sec. 7.37, at p. 125. See also Allen v. . . .
. . . See, Florida Probate Practice, Continuing Legal Education, § 7.37 (1973). . . .
. . . Difference Change in Value Sept. ’69 22,723,613 $7.26 $7.17 -.09 $20,451.25 Oct. ’69 24,594,803 7.33 7.37 . . . + .04 (-$9,837.92) Nov. ’69 21,907,402 7.42 7.37 -.05 $10,953.70 Dec. ’69 22,800,526 7.46 7.37 -.09 . . . $20,520.47 Jan. ’70 22,194,193 7.47 7.37 -.10 $22,194.19 Feb. ’70 20,220,229 7.51 7.37 -.14 $28,308.32 . . . Mar. ’70 21,701,959 7.47 7.37 -.10 $21,701.96 Apr. ’70 22,458,730 7.42 7.37 -.05 $11,229.37 May ’70 . . . 21,252,311 7.44 7.37 -.07 $14,876.62 June ’70 19,923,017 7.42 7.37 -.05 $ 9,961.51 July ’70 20,221,225 . . .
. . . Commissioner, 47 F. 2d 990 (7th Cir. 1931); 1 Mertens, Law of Federal Income Taxation, sec. 7.37, pp. . . .
. . . Nimmer, supra, vol. 1 § 1.2 at 6, 6.1 and 6.4 & n.7.37. Rosette v. . . .
. . . Plaintiff, by declaring no value, secured the cheapest air freight rate which was $7.37 per kilo. . . .
. . . Best’s profits during the first quarter of the current year, estimated at 7.37%, are in excess of the . . .
. . . ore to marketable product Bromine 0.2446 409 to 1 Magnesium hydroxide 6.01 17 to 1 Calcium chloride 7.37 . . .
. . . Western white pine, and $6.72 for Western hemlock and Pacific silver fir, for a composite rate of $7.37 . . .
. . . Virginia 10.07. 19.87. 36.37. 39 32 29 250 Indiana 9.47. 9.27. 18.37. 32.3% 41 37 37 New Hampshire 7.37 . . .
. . . On December 27, 1957 the taxpayer conveyed the mansion and 7.37 acres of land to Psycho Synthesis Research . . .
. . . Massachusetts Protective Insurance Company 140,000. 29.47% Century Insurance Company, Ltd. 35,000. 7.37% . . .
. . . It is argued that Section 7.37 of the regulations promulgated by the Secretary under the provision of . . .
. . . See Surrey & Warren, Federal Income Taxation 538 (1960); 1 Mertens, Federal Income Taxation § 7.37 (1962 . . .
. . . See Surrey & WarREN, Federal Income Taxation 538 (1960) ; 1 MeeteNS, Federal Lstcome TaxatioN § 7.37 . . .
. . . additional taxes and interest as follows: Year Tax 1961 $ 6.45 1962 5.43 $11.88 Interest Total $ .92 $ 7.37 . . . of the assessments made on August 27, 1964, the total amount of $13.25, being tax and interest of $7.37 . . . the amounts paid on account of the assessments made on August 27, 1964, being a claim for refund of $7.37 . . . Illinois, mailed to plaintiffs by certified mail a notice of disallowance of the claim for refund of $7.37 . . .
. . . Value of drawing instruments Value of cases Weight of cases (pounds) 1046 MC $6.32 $.55 .660 1046 C 7.37 . . .
. . . $6,650.) that the objectants request were to be allowed, the dividend to general creditors would be 7.37 . . .
. . . 5.75 5.75 3/24/51 46 hrs. 30 min. 5.75 5.75 4/ 7/51 47 hrs. 45 min. 6.86 6.86 4/14/51 48 hrs. 20 min. 7.37 . . . 7.37 4/21/51 47 hrs. 30 min. 6.64 6.64 4/28/51 55 hrs. 45 min. 27.67 27.67 5/ 5/51 48 hrs. 30 min. 8.37 . . .
. . . Supervisor of the Office of Collector of Taxes wrote plaintiff that the return showed an overpayment of $7.37 . . .
. . . experience with the unit rate for general display advertising showed a New Orleans total volume of 7.37 . . .
. . . show that it' received an overall return on its net investment rate base of 8.22 per cent for 1945 and 7.37 . . .
. . . 859.95 34.40 4.16 142.54 it tt tt ' tt 1941-42 900.00 36.00 5.70 184.24 tt tt tt tt 1942-43 954.00 38.16 7.37 . . .
. . . The average defects, therefore, of all the tests is approximately 7.37 per cent. . . .
. . . area consisting of 4.96 acres was probably oil producing, and a third described area consisting of 7.37 . . .
. . . the Tax Court of the United States finding that there is a deficiency in their joint income tax of $7.37 . . .
. . . Taylor’s 1939 income tax and a deficiency of $7.37 in Malcolm D. and Martha Ann Miller’s. 1940 joint . . .
. . . figures show: 1932 _ 1933 __ 1^34 Income $12,717.76 $6,642.36 $11,406.37 or in percentage, respectively, 7.37 . . .
. . . Oklahoma, for the year 1909 $.......1914 $.......1919 $ 5.097.00 1910 $.......1915 $....... 1920 $ 7.37S . . .
. . . 1913, when this request was made there was .due on the note two months and eight days interest, or $7.37 . . .
. . . Laws Supp. 1909, §§ 2007 — 11 to 2007 — 17]),. reducing commodity rates within the state about 7.37 per . . . observe maximum rates for the transportation of these articles in Minnesota which were on the average 7.37 . . . passenger rates within that state, of 20 per cent, to 25 per cent, in rates on general merchandise, of 7.37 . . .
. . . According to the almanac, the sun set at 7.37, so that the count was made about three-quarters of an . . .