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What are people’s thoughts on City of San Diego Prop C – Amends the city charter relating to limitations and credits for veterans’ preference points? I can’t decide on that one.

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What are people’s thoughts on City of San Diego Prop C – Amends the city charter relating to limitations and credits for veterans’ preference points? I can’t decide on that one.

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What are people’s thoughts on City of San Diego Prop C – Amends the city charter relating to limitations and credits for veterans’ preference points? I can’t decide on that one.

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What are people’s thoughts on City of San Diego Prop C – Amends the city charter relating to limitations and credits for veterans’ preference points? I can’t decide on that one.

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What are people’s thoughts on City of San Diego Prop C – Amends the city charter relating to limitations and credits for veterans’ preference points? I can’t decide on that one.

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So far, I’ve only researched how I am going to vote on the state propositions. And, unless new information comes to light on these, I will vote no on all except for I will vote yes on 13 and I am undecided on 17. With 17, I think it might be a good idea (since I always have diver’s insurance anyways), but I am wary of something sponsored by a car insurance company, and I am afraid I might be not have understood all the consequences.

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So far, I’ve only researched how I am going to vote on the state propositions. And, unless new information comes to light on these, I will vote no on all except for I will vote yes on 13 and I am undecided on 17. With 17, I think it might be a good idea (since I always have diver’s insurance anyways), but I am wary of something sponsored by a car insurance company, and I am afraid I might be not have understood all the consequences.

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So far, I’ve only researched how I am going to vote on the state propositions. And, unless new information comes to light on these, I will vote no on all except for I will vote yes on 13 and I am undecided on 17. With 17, I think it might be a good idea (since I always have diver’s insurance anyways), but I am wary of something sponsored by a car insurance company, and I am afraid I might be not have understood all the consequences.

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So far, I’ve only researched how I am going to vote on the state propositions. And, unless new information comes to light on these, I will vote no on all except for I will vote yes on 13 and I am undecided on 17. With 17, I think it might be a good idea (since I always have diver’s insurance anyways), but I am wary of something sponsored by a car insurance company, and I am afraid I might be not have understood all the consequences.

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So far, I’ve only researched how I am going to vote on the state propositions. And, unless new information comes to light on these, I will vote no on all except for I will vote yes on 13 and I am undecided on 17. With 17, I think it might be a good idea (since I always have diver’s insurance anyways), but I am wary of something sponsored by a car insurance company, and I am afraid I might be not have understood all the consequences.

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I think your father would need to pay your sisters who would then pay you to avoid taxes. If your father pays you $30,000 in one lump sum, there are tax consequences (not sure if it’s for you or your father or both). Alternatively, your father can pay you 10,000 per year for 3 years which you can then split with your sisters.

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I think your father would need to pay your sisters who would then pay you to avoid taxes. If your father pays you $30,000 in one lump sum, there are tax consequences (not sure if it’s for you or your father or both). Alternatively, your father can pay you 10,000 per year for 3 years which you can then split with your sisters.

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I think your father would need to pay your sisters who would then pay you to avoid taxes. If your father pays you $30,000 in one lump sum, there are tax consequences (not sure if it’s for you or your father or both). Alternatively, your father can pay you 10,000 per year for 3 years which you can then split with your sisters.

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I think your father would need to pay your sisters who would then pay you to avoid taxes. If your father pays you $30,000 in one lump sum, there are tax consequences (not sure if it’s for you or your father or both). Alternatively, your father can pay you 10,000 per year for 3 years which you can then split with your sisters.

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I think your father would need to pay your sisters who would then pay you to avoid taxes. If your father pays you $30,000 in one lump sum, there are tax consequences (not sure if it’s for you or your father or both). Alternatively, your father can pay you 10,000 per year for 3 years which you can then split with your sisters.

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