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The production of other consumer durables eased for a second month, with the output of household appliances and room air conditioners falling sharply from an elevated level. Most of the growth in the durables sector occurred in the West Valley, where there has been ``definite spurt'' in the number of advanced tech companies choosing to locate there, Kyser said. TC Memo 1994-601, the court held that the companies failed to demonstrate that the consumer durables leased in their rent-to-own business were properly depreciated under the income forecast method. |
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durables - consumer goods that are not destroyed by use