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Discussion and Analysis. A 60-day notice was published in the Federal Register at 83 FR 24312 on May 25, 2018. Two comments were received.

Discussion and Analysis. The rule proposes to prescribe inclusion of the clause at DFARS 252.235–7002 in solicitations and contracts involving research, development, test, and evaluation or training that uses live vertebrate animals. Contractors shall acquire and care for animals in accordance with the pertinent laws of the United States, the regulations of the Department of Agriculture, XxXX 3216.01, and agency implementing regulations. The rule also proposes to make contractor facilities available for inspection by the appropriate officials. It also adds DFARS 237.17X to address training that uses live vertebrate animals and to provide a cross-reference to DFARS 235.072.

Discussion and Analysis. The Managing Member's discussion and analysis (a "DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS") of the performance of Chaparral, Mesquite and the Project Companies during such Fiscal Year (including assets acquired during such Fiscal Year), on an aggregate basis, including: (A) major income statement items and comparison to the prior period and current period budget; (B) liquidity, capital requirements and availability of capital resources of the Project Companies and Mesquite, including any proposed financings; (C) status of Restructurings, including progress toward prospective Restructurings and material changes to the expected completion dates and expected gains and losses; (D) summary description and terms of assets acquired during the period that did not require consent of the Class A Member; (E) material changes to the operations of the Project Companies; (F) material changes to the industry environment which may impact the operations of the business, including underlying commodity prices and competitive landscape; and (G) any other information the Managing Member deems reasonably relevant. The financial statements described in this Section 8.2(b) shall be accompanied by a representation of the Managing Member stating that (x) the financial statements described in clause (i) of this Section 8.2(b) present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Chaparral at the end of the most recently completed Fiscal Year and the results of its operations and its cash flows for such applicable period, in conformity with GAAP and (y) after reasonable inquiry, the Managing Member has no actual knowledge of the occurrence of any Limestone Note Trigger Event, Specified Equity Event, acceleration of the New Limestone Notes as a result of a New Indenture Event of Default, Limestone Certificate Trigger Event or Liquidating Event (other than a Liquidating Event of the type described in Section 12.1(a)), in any such case, that is then continuing or, if the Managing Member has such actual knowledge, specifying the then continuing event and the action that the Managing Member has taken or proposes to take with respect thereto.

Discussion and Analysis. Whether Hero Shipping’s Writ and SOC disclose no reasonable cause of action, are scandalous, frivolous and vexatious, prejudice, embarrass or delay the fair trial of the action and/or are otherwise an abuse of the process of the court?

Discussion and Analysis. Whether there ought to be a hearing of the preliminary issue before the trial of the substantive action?

Discussion and Analysis. The Civilian Agency Acquisition Council and the Defense Acquisition Regulations Council (the Councils) reviewed the public comments in the development of the final rule. A discussion of the comments and the changes made to the final rule as a result of comments received are provided as follows:

Discussion and Analysis. This interim rule adds Colombia to the definition of “Free Trade Agreement country” in multiple locations in the FAR. The Colombia FTA covers acquisition of supplies and services equal to or exceeding $77,494. The threshold for the Colombia FTA is $7,777,000 for construction. The excluded services for the Colombia FTA are the same as for the Bahrain FTA, Dominican Republic—Central American FTA, Chile FTA, NAFTA, Oman FTA, and Peru FTA. Because the Colombia FTA construction threshold of $7,777,000 is the same as the WTO GPA threshold, no new clause alternates are required for the Buy American Act— Construction Materials under Trade Agreements provision and clause (FAR 52.225-11 and 52.225-12) or the Recovery Act FAR clauses at 52.225-23 and 52.225-24.

Discussion and Analysis. I have read the submissions of counsel and considered them along with the relevant law and evidence in this action. I will now address each issue in turn.

Discussion and Analysis. Agreements in Foreign Languages are Null and Void

Discussion and Analysis. On XXX, OTTED issued a letter of certification which approved the application, and certified Corporation A's Project as CITC qualified. This certification provides the project eligibility, for an annual tax credit against the corporate income tax imposed, of up to five (5) percent of the eligible capital costs for a period not to exceed twenty (20) years as provided in section 220.191(2), F.S. Furthermore, the sum of all credits provided pursuant to section 220.191(2), F.S., shall not exceed 100 percent of the eligible capital costs of this project. The capital investment subject to the CITC, pursuant to this certification shall include all “eligible capital costs,” as defined under section 220.191(1)(c), F.S., that are incurred by Corporation A or its affiliates, or by any other vendor or contractor in connection with the development, construction, and equipping of the facilities that will constitute The Project. Approval of the annual tax credit shall also be dependent upon confirmation that the new capital investment in The Project will be at least $25 million. This credit is also limited on an annual basis, in that it shall not exceed 50 percent of The Project’s annual corporate income tax liability, as prescribed by section 220.191(2)(a), F.S., and the credit may only be granted against the corporate income tax liability generated by or arising out of this qualifying investment project. In addition, to the above referenced limitations, the credit will be dependent upon The Project achieving and maintaining the minimum employment goals at commencement, and for each year thereafter (see section 220.191(3), F.S.). The required minimum employment specifics for The Project are XXX net new jobs, at the new facility constructed in XXX. In its letter of XXX, Corporation A requested the issuance of a Technical Assistance Advisement as a means of satisfying the requirement in section 220.191(5), F.S., for a written agreement specifying how income generated by or arising out of The Project will be determined. The Department’s response and specifics of the requested agreement are set forth in the subsequent section entitled “CONCLUSION.”