liabilities
Britishplural noun
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Nick Schroeder, a policy analyst at the nonpartisan California Legislative Analyst’s Office, said the state has plans to reduce unfunded liabilities for pensions and retiree healthcare, but that isn’t the case with unused time off.
From Los Angeles Times
Force majeure is a way for companies to be released from contractual liabilities and could be a signal that the nation doesn’t intend to restart its gas plants soon.
From Barron's
Force majeure is a way for companies to be released from contractual liabilities and could be a signal that the nation doesn’t intend to restart its gas plants soon.
From Barron's
Force majeure is a way for companies to be released from contractual liabilities and could be a signal the nation doesn’t intend to restart its gas plants soon.
From Barron's
He notes that people who get refunds tend to file earlier than those who have liabilities.
From MarketWatch
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