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1. This depletion of the mineral content produces deficiencies throughout the food chain

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2. I get angry because of this depletion of energy and because of my health

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3. Ozone blocked UV light, so with ozone depletion more UV reached the earth than before

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4. It turned out the depletion was more at the poles of the earth than elsewhere, but it occurred in the atmosphere over populated areas too

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5. One of those new taxes has existed since 1926 and permits a percentage depletion allowance and the other has existed since 1913 and permits deductions for intangible drilling costs

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6. “We don’t know how long he went without blood flow to his brain and O2 depletion

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7. Either would create a nuclear winter that would rapidly cool the planet and, hopefully reverse the depletion of polar ice and begin the restoration, once more, of a hospitable climate

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8. Disastrously, this method of farming results in a quick depletion of nutrients in the soil, wherein, the farmers must leave the area in search for new virgin forest land

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9. • Depletion of normal and healthy fat stores

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10. Because of the concern about the depletion of oil on the planet and the possibilities of connected global calamities, the duo made a statement that oil would keep flowing from billions of people who would die and then be transformed into oil: vivoleum

11. Big Oil companies would lose their depletion allowances, as Kennedy was going in that direction also (which would cause billions of untaxed oil profits to turn into taxed profits, taxes like everybody else pays)

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12. His body couldn’t withstand the shock of depletion

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13. Glutathione depletion is

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14. The following drugs are reported to cause Niacin depletion:

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15. The following drugs are reported to cause Vitamin B6 depletion:

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16. The following drugs are reported to cause depletion of Vitamin B12:

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17. Metformin: This drug is reported to cause depletion of Folic Acid

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18. Also, new construction or fires can cause a depletion of

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19. The depletion rate, at 4 per cent in 1994, is about half that for oil although, as with oil, this depletion rate should not be taken as an indication of how long the reserves will last

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20. Additional gas reserves continue to be discovered and it will be possible for production to continue at current levels for longer than suggested by the current depletion rates

21. The depletion rate of economic coal reserves, at about 5 per cent in 1994, was similar to the rates for oil and gas

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22. because long-term use of these substances can cause high blood pressure, potassium depletion, or other problems

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23. Smart ownership systems strategize responses to compensate for suffering to mitigate the agitation, and hence possible rebellion, that job depletion will necessarily create

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24. Our cascading explosion of critical problems is due to technologically smart production: we have added scientific information to extract increased yield thus producing toxic pollutants and resource depletion

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25. Dis-eases are caused by the depletion or congestion or blockage of

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26. progestogen like medicine causes the depletion of folic acid, as resulting of inability of

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27. adhered to the abdominal region, leading to anemia as a result of depletion of red blood

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28. Distortion or depletion of levels of potassium reduces the ability to maintain fluid balance in the body, causing water and salt retention, and other symptoms

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29. Working in the hot environment causes the depletion of fluids in the body

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30. Politics, wars, poverty, injustice, the ecological deterioration, the depletion of the ozone layer and imminent world shortage of water did not concern him

31. The mechanically dead energy source of a car battery has only one side to its flow, one result to its energy-flow: its energy runs only in one direction: out… nothing goes back in… its has only one result: total depletion of its own stored, accumulated energy

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32. The gas you use to slightly restore the lost energy of the car battery is a process of 100% depletion

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33. This law is very salient today with both the chronic and acute depletion of the world’s resources

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34. evaporation and depletion of our water, but it was also being siphoning off in an advanced

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35. Stress and anxiety result in the depletion of many body resources, particularly vitamins and minerals

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36. No patient will like it—certainly not Peacock's, who have been used to depletion

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37. In all these cases the theory is that the annual depletion or depreciation allowances should be applied to the reduction of the funded debt

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38. In addition to depreciation in the ordinary sense—which they usually calculate in the same way as do other companies9 they must allow for depletion of their ore or oil reserves

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39. Depletion Charges of Mining Companies

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40. Depletion represents the using up of capital assets by turning them into products for sale

41. In the case of the older mining companies (including particularly the copper and sulphur producers) the depletion charges are determined by certain technical requirements of the federal income tax law, which rest upon the amount and value of the reserves as they were supposed to exist on March 1, 1913, or by applying certain percentages to the value of the product

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42. Because of the artificial base used in these computations, many companies have omitted the depletion charge from their reports to stockholders

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43. As we shall show later, the investor in a mining concern must ordinarily compute his own depletion allowance, based upon the amount that he has paid for his share of the mining property

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44. Consequently a depletion charge based either on the company’s original book cost or on the special figure set up for income-tax purposes would be confusing rather than helpful

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45. The omission of the depletion charge of mining companies is not to be criticized, therefore; but the stockholder in such enterprises must be well aware of the fact in studying their reports

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46. Furthermore, in any comparison of mining companies a proper distinction must be drawn between those which do and those which do not deduct their depletion charges in reporting their earnings

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47. Depletion and Similar Charges in the Oil Industry

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48. In the oil industry depletion charges are more closely related to the actual cost of doing business than in the case of mining enterprises

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49. The depletion charge corresponds in some measure, therefore, to a current cash outlay for the purpose of maintaining reserves and production

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50. If the investment is not written off rapidly through depletion and other charges, the profit and the value of the property account will both be grossly overstated

51. Depletion of oil and gas reserves, based upon the cost of the leases

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52. Finally, we have examples of a reduction in amortization charge being brought about by adoption of an “over-all basis” instead of a lease basis for depletion

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53. (b) In the case of Continental, this concern wrote down its property account in 1932 by some $45,000,000 and thus reduced its normal depreciation and depletion charges considerably in succeeding years

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54. Depletion of Oil Reserves

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55. The proper theoretical principle here is that the analyst should allow for depletion on the basis at which the oil reserves are valued in the market

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56. It implies, as we shall see, that what may be the correct accounting basis for computing depletion may not be the most suitable basis for the analysis of investment values

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57. If earnings were the criterion of value here, most of the market price of a typical oil stock would be ascribable to the producing division, and on this basis a comparatively high depletion charge against each barrel taken out would be called for

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58. On the other hand, if the division were made in proportion to book values, the refining and marketing sections would loom large, the oil reserves would have a much smaller value, and the depletion charge would be proportionately smaller

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59. In the case of integrated oil companies, accept the company’s depletion figure as the best available

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60. ) However, any charges for depletion made against an “appreciation” account in the balance sheet should be deducted from income

61. Butte and Superior Mining Company earned no less than $64 per share before depreciation and depletion in the two years 1915–1916, as the result of obtaining about 13 cents per pound for its output of zinc, against a prewar average of about 5¼ cents

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62. However, these losses resulted after deduction of depreciation and depletion allowances totaling $2,658,000, which was largely in excess of new capital expenditures

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63. 9 However, the cost of equipment and materials on oil-producing properties is often written off through the depletion charge (which is based on the barrels produced) instead of the depreciation account (which is based on the time elapsing)

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64. Stage one is when there’s a mild depletion of cells

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65. Consistent with this finding, it has been proposed that functional dopamine depletion

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66. labels the serotonin transporter, showed that using rapid tryptophan depletion to

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67. As a result, the higher the threshold value, the more variable k value becomes until we reach some critical threshold value when the calculation of k becomes meaningless due to data depletion

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68. Nevertheless, in these cases the depletion of K and P sets also takes place, which decreases the degree of portfolio diversification

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69. This anomaly is caused by depletion of subset K (less than four combinations on average in this case)

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70. Data depletion starts at 15% threshold value