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How can I get ayo technology Any websites or links to put
it on my myspace page?
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It's on his profile: http://www.myspace.com/50cent |
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Would you support a 50 cent a In other words, if you had to
pay extra at the pump, but had
an equal amount of savings in
income tax dollars, how would
you feel?
It would provide incentives
for people work (the most
productive thing they can do)
and reduce incentives for
people to drive, which would
cut down on traffic congestion
and accidents which cost the
US billions of dollars a year.
Also, tax breaks could be
provided for those who drive
for a living.
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I guess I would given the result would be the same to me. I would however, prefer to see Congress adopt a flat tax of about 17% with no exemptions and do away with ALL other taxes. I guess that not acceptable because we would haft to do away with the IRS. |
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How much is a canadian 50 cent Also how much would a 1973 and
1955 penny and 1873 -1973
dollar be worth.
Also what do you mean by
"missing the strap"? also how
much is a 1945 - 2005 i think
its a nickel but all it says
is canada cents with a v then
i picture over it be worth?
same with a1952 - 2002 penny
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The 1973 50 Cent piece, and the 1955 and 1973 pennies, are very common, and worth just face value in Canada. There *is* one very rare variation of the 1955 penny, that was minted in high relief (sharp contrast between high and low places) and in which the appearance of the usual gown strap on Queen Elizabeth II's shoulder was missing. Pennies of that "no strap" die variety have a value into the tens or even hundreds of dollars, depending on condition. The 1873-1973 Prince Edward Island commemorative dollar is minted in nickel (so no silver value), and may have a slight numismatic premium - perhaps $0.50 to $1 over face - to a few collectors if in gem Uncirculated or Proof-like condition. (In the latter, it would likely be in its original case or envelope, and the premium to collectors might be slightly higher still.) Most of these dollars, however, are likely to be worth just $1 face. The 1873-1973 Royal Canadian Mountie dollar is 50% silver, and the .375 Troy ounces of silver it contains is worth $6.75 alone at current silver prices. However, only under rare circumstances might you find one in circulation; it usually would also be in its original case or envelope. |
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why does 50 cent always flip a i know it is personal to him -
is it a sign, that " 50 is
always going to win" - is that
right?
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It's his "signature" thing. Kinda dorky? But not for fans. Fans do it too now. Imagine that! Hope I helped. |
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Do you agree with 50 cent that just wondering because there
has been so much speculation
of what people are going to do
in the election. i just want
to hear your point of view.
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I have thought They would kill him knowing the black Americans would riot through out this nation, then the government would call Marshall Law! This is what I believe could very well take affect. |
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