Slash

Sally For this summer program at NYU.

These ain't no slashes, folks.

Why are you still filming? I'm gone document this, don't worry. Spoiler alert

That's kind of like what we're at.

The second slash we can find by looking from the first slash onwards.

It's a way of using the language between actual people.

It's doesn't include the slash itself.

No, it's taxexclusive

Taxes consist of direct taxes and indirect ones.

So, AE must be equal to CE

We know that AE is going to be equal to EC,

The month is equal to everything up to the first slash, and that's exclusive.

Another example is slash.

Tax officials are zeroing in on income tax evasion.

So let's just say 1 just for simplicity.

Taxes?

If you have a 10 year loan, you'd put 10 here.

The day is between the first slash and the second slash.

It's going to be taxes.

So let's see.

I'll get you some tomorrow.

Taxfree.

Taxexclusive...

You're a tax cheat.

The opposition party put forward a bill to reduce income tax.

At the till, we are all equals.

Does your guy know the tax code and regulations in New Mexico?

Revenue Canada.

Taxes? Always taxes.

It's the tax man.

Basically, I detect the situation where URL ends in a bunch of slashes.

The first forward slash we can find at the position between the month and the day.

The point I'm making is that it is a crime.

Americans pay both federal taxes and state taxes.

We can't say it's exactly two steps after or one step, because the day could be one digit or two digits.

That's including taxes.

Did you pay the taxes?

Tax records.

Passports, social security cards.

It's a lot harder than you might think.

And then we will do it right over here.

And the net income is 357,000.

We're collecting. My bluebird and me, to fly away on.

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