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a fixed period during which killing game or catching certain fish is prohibited by law.

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Another example would be to examine the cash disbursements journal by sorting by vendor name and then by dollar amount to look for duplicate payments or multiple payments in a close time span to stay under an employee-payment limit.
Focus on fraud: internal controls, audit policies--and a tough ... by Stern, Adrian / California CPA
You can demonstrate change by asking back-to-back questions about events that did not occur within a close time.
Control chronology during depositions and trial by McCurdy, Mark D. / Trial
By this program, the various equipment components comprising a finished product are shipped from manufacturers around the world, all timed to arrive at the same loading dock within a close time frame, thereby allowing immediate assembly and avoiding the need for storage.
Know your member needs: Before they know themselves by Turock, Art / Association Management
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