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Under the
Merovingians and Carolingians, the
fisc (from
Latin fiscus,
whence we
derive "fiscal")
applied to the
royal demesne which paid taxes, entirely...
- The
United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (
FISC), also
called the FISA Court, is a U.S.
federal court established under the
Foreign Intelligence...
- Look up
fisc in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fisc may
refer to:
fisc,
taxes paid in kind,
especially those of the
Frankish kings, or a knight's money...
- warrants) by the
United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (or
FISC). The
FISCR was
established by the
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act...
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Fleet Industrial Supply Center or Navy
FISC Administration Building/Alameda
FISC building. The
closure of
FISC on
April 25, 1997, was per Base Realignment...
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Income is the
consumption and
saving opportunity gained by an
entity within a
specified timeframe,
which is
generally expressed in
monetary terms. Income...
- fisk-a — visk-u — —
fisc-e <
fisc-i
fisc-u —
Plural Nominative,
Vocative *fisk-ôs, -ôz fisk-ōs fisk-ar visk-a visch-e Fisch-e
fisc-as
fisc-ōs, -ās fisk-ar...
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Intelligence Surveillance Court (
FISC). In 2008,
Congress p****ed the FISA
Amendments Act of 2008,
which relaxed some of the
original FISC requirements.
During the...
- Life
Sciences offers the one- or two-year Farm and
Industry Short Course (
FISC)
program to high
school graduates interested in
farming or one of Wisconsin’s...
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bringing more
transparency to the
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (
FISC). In his
speeches as president,
Obama did not make more
overt references...
