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reg 1

(rĕg)
n. Informal
A regulation.

reg 2

(rĕg)
n.
An extensive, hard desert surface consisting of wind-polished gravel lying on alluvial soil and cemented together by mineralized solutions.
[Maghrebi dialectal Arabic, from Arabic riqq, ruqq, from raqqa, to be thin, fine; see rqq in Semitic roots.]
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Reg.

queen.
[< Latin rēgīna]

reg.

1. regent.
2. region.
3. register.
4. registered.
5. registrar.
6. registry.
7. regular.
8. regularly.
9. regulation.
10. regulator.
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He added more naturally: "2nd Reg. Castille, Cavalry." Then with marked stress in Spanish, "En las filas legitimas."
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Some books still subsisted, after Dobbin's departure, with his name written in them; a German dictionary, for instance, with "William Dobbin, --th Reg.," in the fly-leaf; a guide-book with his initials; and one or two other volumes which belonged to the Major.
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Under the second method, supportive functions expenses are apportioned under the general Regs. Sec.
Allocation and apportionment of expenses for Sec. 199 purposes: for many taxpayers, calculation of the Sec. 199 deduction will require an enormous amount of work. This article focuses on one aspect of the deduction, the allocation and apportionment of expenses under the Sec. 861 regulations and the proposed Sec. 199 regulations
Ordinary property is any property that would only produce ordinary income or loss (rather than capital gain or loss); see Regs. Sec.
Hedge identification and timing rules - traps for the unwary
* Dispositions of the transferred corporation's stock or securities; see Regs. Sec.
Effect of certain asset reorgs. on gain recognition agreements
482 purposes, this relinquishment is a transfer of specified future exploitation rights; see Regs. Sec.
Allocation of employee stock options to cost-sharing agreement
Practical problems: While the guidance provided in Regs. Sec.
Documenting deductions for investment banking fees
Obligations that qualify as liabilities under Regs. Sec.
Partnership liabilities
Basis calculations often fail to consider the positive effect Regs. Sec.
Often-overlooked stock basis adjustments
The partners' capital accounts will be maintained in accordance with Regs. Sec.
Forms of overseas operations
Because the OID under this calculation ($130,000) is more than the de minimis amount of OID for the loan, determined under Regs. Sec.
Capitalizing and amortizing debt issuance costs
corporation generally can deduct a branch loss if it files an election under Regs. Sec.
Forms of overseas operations: this two-part article explores the major characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of the different types of entities for conducting business overseas

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