Assertion: loophole | /r/HasProperty | closed
Facets:
value: probably
type: DEGREE
value: absolutely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: That’s probably a loophole that will be closed, and probably should be closed,” he said said the time.
text: That’s probably a loophole that will be closed and probably should be closed
text: That’s probably a loophole that will be closed and probably should be closed
text: The Patriots were so far ahead in the fourth quarter that it really didn’t matter, but Belichick is right that this loophole should be closed.
text: While the loophole behind the Double Irish has been closed, CAIA is a more established tax concept internationally, although only for tangible assets.
text: LaSata, R-Bainbridge Township, called it "a loophole that absolutely must be closed, and it must be closed now.
text: That’s probably a loophole that will be closed, and probably should be closed,” he added.
text: … that’s probably a loophole that will be closed and probably should be closed, but right now it’s open.
text: … that’s probably a loophole that will be closed and probably should be closed, but right now it’s open.
text: After the game, he had a good laugh about it and said the loophole should (and probably would) be closed once the league discusses new rule changes during the offseason’s owners meetings.
text: The fact is the term is only used by those who think the "loophole" should be closed needs to be indicated in the lead, somehow.
text: That’s probably a loophole that will be closed, and probably should be closed,” he said said the time.
text: That’s probably a loophole that will be closed —
text: Before the loophole was closed, Vrabel used the strategy in the Titans’ playoff win over the Patriots, taking 109 seconds off the clock via dead-ball penalties before giving New England the ball back in the fourth quarter.
text: That’s probably a rule, a loophole that will be closed, and probably should be closed, but
text: That’s probably a loophole that will be closed —
text: Though these numbers are simply used to demonstrate the loophole, this helps explain why, in the debate over this year's Congressional Budget, both Republicans and Democrats agreed that the loophole needed to be closed.
text: Even if the loophole is closed, I believe that current borrowers who are participating in the programs now are probably safe and will continue to benefit from the current lower payments and the future forgiveness benefits.