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VIEWS MY OWN. DTA. Should have been Evans. 🤫 #RuppOut
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Spaceport Bonds Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act: The "In Close Proximity To" Standard

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By John Hutchinson Verified
| nixonpeabody.com
OBBBA expands tax-exempt bond financing for spaceports, clarifying how facilities meet the “in close proximity to” launch site standard. The Core Footprint: Launch Sites and Re-Entry Sites Under Title 51 The One Big Beautiful Bill Act authorized tax-exempt private activity bonds for “spaceports.” The definition of a spaceport has two core components: a geographic limit, and an activity-based limit. In other words, where is the facility you want to finance, and what does it do?
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‘I Was Leicester City Through & Through’ – Wallington’s Foxes Memories

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By John Hutchinson Verified
| Leicester City
Wallington was the only goalkeeper to have made over 400 appearances for Leicester City until Kasper Schmeichel reached that milestone. Mark was a very worthy successor in our goal to his immediate predecessors, Gordon Banks and Peter Shilton. Before he left Filbert Street after 14 seasons in 1985, Mark had played 460 competitive games for the Club.
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Remembering City's Involvement In The Anglo Italian Cup

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By John Hutchinson Verified
| Leicester City
In 1972, Jimmy Bloomfield’s Leicester City took part in a European Competition which in many ways was very innovative and experimental. This was the Anglo-Italian Cup. The competition ran intermittently, and in various guises, between 1970 and 1996. In its initial form it was played as an annual tournament from 1970 until 1973. Its participants included some of the biggest names in Italian football, such as Napoli, Juventus, Roma, Lazio, Fiorentina, Inter Milan, Sampdoria, and Cagliari.
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