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Law Abiding Citizens
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LAC Vol.2 New Fraqqle Rock thread
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Law Abiding Citizens second volume.
It’s a fake story, wish you fucking retards take five minutes to double check
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Somebody or bodies think their (plasma people) research may pose a threat to their (non-plasma) products.
Mother gets respect for working 3 jobs. Child should apply for garbageman position.
Did that faggot go to Clemson? Well, Clemson has been pissing all over everything that made it great...most of us are distancing from the faggot liberal shithole it's become...
Also, you would have to put Kirby in jail if you started putting people away for hurting Gatas.
Why does every senator from South Carolina save John C. Calhoun and Strom Thurmond like to suck cack.
No way Aldean is going on that shit show.
I’m rock hard!
LMAO
An faggot
@AgEngDawg I will be at UGA practice tomorrow, any questions for Kirbs?
All these X "videostars" look and act like Carnival Cruise Lines veterans. Same personality but different platform.
Boom!
Jews killed him we all know that!
Jews killed him we all know that!
Let’s just get back to Epstein and his list.
The IRS Wants Smarter Audits. Palantir Could Help Decide Who Gets Flagged
The Internal Revenue Service paid Palantir $1.8 million last year to improve a custom tool designed to help the tax agency identify the “highest-value” cases for audits, collection of unpaid taxes, and potential criminal investigations, according to documents WIRED obtained via public record request.
When the contract was signed, the IRS said it was using “more than 100 business systems and 700 methods,” built over the course of “decades” to select cases in which people may have incorrectly reported their taxes or owe the IRS money. As identifying potential tax discrepancies became more complex, the agency said its systems grew increasingly inefficient, and it needed to find a solution.
“This fragmented landscape can lead to a number of undesirable outcomes including but not limited to duplication of effort and cost, poor understanding of gaps in the coverage, and suboptimal case selection,” the IRS wrote in a document obtained by WIRED outlining the scope of the contract.
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The IRS Wants Smarter Audits. Palantir Could Help Decide Who Gets Flagged
The Internal Revenue Service paid Palantir $1.8 million last year to improve a custom tool designed to help the tax
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