The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . Manual indicating that Seaboard operated a rail line over from Fruitvale to Venice, for a total of 16.53 . . .
. . . before the pricing of this offering, Colonial sold short a net of 162,000 ENDP shares at prices of $16.53 . . .
. . . million generated by reverse repurchase agreements results in a weighted average cost of funds of roughly 16.53 . . .
. . . Trust that the F & G shares would immediately decrease in value to $16.53 after the ESOP transaction . . .
. . . In July 1994, Copeland saw Karge’s pay slip and calculated that she was paid at an hourly rate of $16.53 . . .
. . . Hempstead 218,624 16.53 15 17.31 Long Beach 34,073 2.58 7 5.77 Glen Cove 24,618 1.86 6 1.92 The presiding . . . Supervisor Hemp. 27.96 25.00 -2.96 Total: 55.92 53.85 -2.07* Oyster Bay 23.12 21.15 -1.97 North Hempstead 16.53 . . . Hempstead 218,624 16.53% 17.31% + .78% Long Beach 34,073 2.58% 5.77% + 3.19% Glen Cove 24,618 1.86% 1.92% . . .
. . . . § 16.53(a) (1986). . Laxalt v. McClatchy, Misc. No. 86-0140, slip op. at 4 (D.D.C. . . .
. . . . § 16.53(a) (1986). . Laxalt v. McClatchy, Misc. No. 86-0140, slip op. at 4 (D.D.C. . . .
. . . Mukerji’s initial equity was 16.53 percent of the purchase price of the equipment; Hurchalla’s initial . . .
. . . The five-year average rental was $16.53 per square foot, and was at the upper end of prevailing rates . . . Lauderdale area in 1980-1981 were in the $8-$12/ft. range, indicating that the Union’s average rental of $16.53 . . . Hall refused to charge the Union an average rental of less than $16.53/ft. over a period of five years . . . was economically feasible to construct the Administration Building and charge an annual rental of $16.53 . . . could not realize a 10% cash-on-cash return averaged over five years by charging the Union a rental of $16.53 . . .
. . . Hempstead 218,624 16.53 17.31 + .78 Long Beach 34,073 2.58 5.77 +3.19 Glen Cove 24,618 1.86 1.92 + .06 . . .
. . . and is summarized by population level below: Ward Population > of Total % Variance from Ideal 1 2,106 16.53 . . .
. . . For the 1969-70 school year, the percentage rose to 84.62%, an increase of 16.53%. . . .
. . . Provikalf Starter Premix, containing zinc baci-tracin (ZB) 33,055 lbs, or 16.53 tons, at 2,000 gms. per . . .
. . . individual jacket depended on the size of the garment, an average of 29 square feet was used at a cost of $16.53 . . .
. . . McQuillin, Municipal Corporations, Vol. 5, § 16.53. In Barnes v. . . .
. . . Cox Medical Center received the initial approval of the Civil Aeronautics Board to acquire the 16.53% . . .
. . . . § 16.53 et seq. In fact, in the Michigan case of Burns v. . . .
. . . In a letter accompanying the bid, plaintiff stated: “Summing this up, we are bidding $16.53 per cwt. . . . telegram to the Department of Agriculture: “Reference our recent bid Announcement FO-22 this should read $16.53 . . . million pounds coconut oil margarine late November delivery at same price as per contract, namely $16.53 . . . bid price of $.1653 per pound, and that the words in plaintiff’s telegram of September 10: “ * * * $16.53 . . . is no indication defendant understood or agreed by that telegram that the definite fixed price of $16.53 . . .
. . . Half Million Pound Coconut Oil Margarine Late November Delivery At Same Price As Per Contract, Namely $16.53 . . . The plaintiff did deliver by that date and collected the agreed upon price of 16.53 cents per pound. . . . The exchange of telegrams of that date specified a definite price of $16.53 per cwt. . . . The contract for the 1,000,000 pounds was also at a definite price of 16.53 cents per pound. . . . Rather the contract was for a fixed price of 16.53 cents per pound of oleomargarine. . . .
. . . township, and was purchased by the county commissioners, for the use of said county, at 1he price of $16.53 . . .