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• The current raging battle over whether to reduce the capital gains tax would vanish, since wage earners, not just those who benefit from capital gains, would have the option of deferring taxes by putting their money into savings and investment.
• There's a raging battle between owners of Nintendo and Sega systems, so it wouldn't do to leave out the Sega Genesis Codes page at http : / / www . reno . net / arcade / codes /.
• Here, the artists often strived to convey movement _ crashing waves, raging battles, swirling geishas, kabuki performers in high dudgeon _ in terms of static line drawings, in ways that powerfully suggest the contained dynamism of the anime style.
• Millions of trees in what Iraq boasts was once the largest date forest in the world, on the Fao peninsula, just south of here, were either burned or felled by shrapnel during the raging battles of the 1980-88 war with Iran.
• It's a beautiful old stone bridge, but standing there we could imagine the raging battle that was fought there by a few hundred Georgia riflemen who managed to hold off Gen . Burnside's northern troops for the better part of a day.
• Five American special forces troops were wounded when a " smart bomb " missed its target Monday during the second day of a raging battle to regain control of a mud-brick fortress from an uprising by captured troops loyal to Osama bin Laden.
• The open vehicles brimming with small, human cargo were interspersed within a militia convoy of Saddam Hussein militiamen, not long before a raging battle began for control of Hindiyah, a town of 80, 000 people about 80 kilometers ( 50 miles ) from Baghdad.
• The CCS paid into the away end of the ground and within ten minutes of the match starting they located the Manchester mob and started fighting with them as the Newcastle lads looked on through the segregation fence at a raging battle that took the police a while to control.
• When the subject is so charged with emotion, you're going to wind up with one side or the other dominating the entry-- or a raging battle that produces an unreliable result "'. talk ) 08 : 03, 27 August 2011 ( UTC)
• The lax security occurred less than 30 kilometers ( 20 miles ) from a raging battle in Pakistan's South Waziristan area in which 400-500 militants, and possibly a " high-value " al-Qaida leader, have been encircled by thousands of army troops.