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We can but dream, possums. We can only imagine what might have been. but no; they left the ghastly tract inviolate.
We can but dream, possums. We can only imagine what might have been. but no; they left the ghastly tract inviolate.
====From our machine overlords====
Here is what GPT3 had to say about ISDA’s Indemnifiable Taxes definition.
{{quote|{{isdaprov|Indemnifiable Tax}} is a kind of tax that is different from other [[Tax|taxes]]. It is a tax that is only imposed when someone is connected to the country or state that imposes the tax. This connection could be because the person is from the country, does business there, or has gotten money from there.}}

Revision as of 09:51, 5 December 2022

Now you would like to think ISDA’s crack drafting squad™ could do something to improve a passage with a quintuple negative, wouldn’t you? Even, if, bloody-mindedly, to add a sixth negative, just to underline how scanty is the damn they give about the neurotic whinings of those, like the JC who hanker for more economical expression. In your face, prose stylists, such a stance might say. Actually, since I’m here, have a fricking seventh negative, punk, and brand it on your forehead so all who look upon you will know who it was who schooled you.

We can but dream, possums. We can only imagine what might have been. but no; they left the ghastly tract inviolate.

From our machine overlords

Here is what GPT3 had to say about ISDA’s Indemnifiable Taxes definition.

Indemnifiable Tax is a kind of tax that is different from other taxes. It is a tax that is only imposed when someone is connected to the country or state that imposes the tax. This connection could be because the person is from the country, does business there, or has gotten money from there.