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Such a state would need a system of law in order to prosper, something beyond the whimsical diktats of an absolute monarch. And indeed, as the Venezuelan president told me, he wants to abolish the Washington-based International Monetary Fund, with its brutal free-market diktats, and replace it with an "International Humanitarian Fund," an IHF, or more accurately, an International Hugo Fund. While the judgments contain certain unequivocal and helpful diktats, ultimately they fail to define precisely what constitutes permissible tax avoidance. |
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k-tät
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tum, from neuter past participle of dict