something that was very dangerous. there were also, as time went on, there was more evidence about droplet spray and so on and the potential of masks to interrupt transmission. so what you are seeing their in that exchange is a natural political result of a change in advice and a change in understanding of the virus eventually bringing about a change in policy and that is what you would expect. it’s about a change in policy and that is what you would expect. about a change in policy and that is what you would expect. it s what we are seeinu what you would expect. it s what we are seeing here what you would expect. it s what we are seeing here in what you would expect. it s what we are seeing here in fact what you would expect. it s what we are seeing here in fact quite - what you would expect. it s what we are seeing here in fact quite simply| are seeing here in fact quite simply what is are seeing here in fact quite simply what is on are seeing here in fact quit
they just need tax relief and this is taking a tax burden off their backs but the stimulating nature is well designed so for example, i was at a manufacturing company not long ago and my constituents in suburban chicago. the company said this. peter, we re going to invest $30 million in our plant next year if that tax bill plans with full expensing as we proposed, we re not going to spend $30 million. we re going to spend $50 million it s that type of approach that we re trying to create here which is why there was so much enthusiasm about it among republicans in the house. you haven t seen this in a long long time. maria: well you have enthusiasm sure but not so much from those 13 republicans who voted no against the house bill. god bless them and if you re chasing everybody all the time in terms of a roll call vote you ll be waiting a long time. to get 227 house republicans to agree on something as big as this is i think incredibly
significant and a good milestone but we still
Financial services experts say new money available from today following this year’s general adjustments will help struggling Kiwis, but the extra cash will.
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