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Interestingly, external dissociation seems not to lead runners into the trap of hitting the Wall, as you might expect from the results of internal dissociation. In these times with landlords focusing on reducing expenses and hitting the wall with trying to raise rents in a market of minimal inflation and high vacancy, owners and investors are turning to cost segregation to generate tax savings, according to Mark de Stefanis, president of Construction Cost Recovery, Inc. We're representing a lot of companies out there that are hitting the wall," said Jeff Hermann, a partner in the commerce and finance group of Brobeck, Phelger & Harrison LLP. |
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hit with hitch hitch wagon to Hitch your wagon to a star hither hither, thither, and yon hits the fan Hitting the wall hive of activity ho-hum hoard up hoarse as a crow hobnob with Hobson's choice hock |
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