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What is gaol?
Another older spelling for jail.
What is gaol?
You spell it jail.What is gaol?
Thanks, I had seen it a couple of times and assumed so, but I somehow always associated it with ancient France gaulYou spell it jail.
So is there any difference to prison, or is it the same?
So is there any difference to prison, or is it the same?
"Gaol" is the real-life version of trying to spell "fish" as "ghoti".The proper spelling of what 'Muricans write as ‘jail’.
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles had essentially dictated that all '90s superheros be cool big brother-types, which required lots of scenes of them drinking milkshakes and doing sports or whatever. The specific series that it the first season of Power Rangers was adopted from apparently starred "five young warriors from an ancient civilization of Dinosaur-evolved Humans", which was probably hard to spin that direction. Add in the pessimistic but probably accurate assumption that Western kids wouldn't be as readily interested in a show about Asian people, and the re-editing is almost inevitable.When Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers was created, why did the creators decide to take the Japanese Super Sentai footage and mix it with newly recorded American footage instead of just dubbing Super Sentai?
Say, does anybody happen to know, when the Dems take over House committees in January and have the capacity to subpoena Trump's tax returns, do they have to subpoena them from Trump or can they subpoena them from the IRS? The IRS would presumably simply comply, whereas Trump would fight it with everything he has, including just flat out defying the subpoena.
But they'd be establishing precedent by not complying out of hand, too, wouldn't they?
First, is the IRS permitted to disclose returns in response to a Congressional subpoena? The answer is clearly yes. 26 CFR 301.7216-2 (f)(3) provides this is a permissible disclosure without consent of the taxpayer.
Say, does anybody happen to know, when the Dems take over House committees in January and have the capacity to subpoena Trump's tax returns, do they have to subpoena them from Trump or can they subpoena them from the IRS? The IRS would presumably simply comply, whereas Trump would fight it with everything he has, including just flat out defying the subpoena.