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OAR 660-025-0170
Land Conservation and Development Department
Modification of an Approved Work Program, Extensions, and Sanctions for Failure to Meet Deadlines
OAR 436-010-0340
Department of Consumer and Business Services, Workers' Compensation Division
Sanctions and Civil Penalties
ORS 823.991
Carrier Regulation Generally
Penalties
ORS 469B.100
Energy Incentives; Tax Credits; Grants
Definitions for ORS 469B.100 to 469B.118
  • rules
OAR 690-380-4010
Water Resources Department
Preliminary Determination
ORS 137.071
Judgment and Execution; Parole and Probation by the Court
Requirements for judgment documents
OAR 690-086-0010
Water Resources Department
Purpose
ORS 315.518
Personal and Corporate Income or Excise Tax Credits
Research conducted by semiconductor company
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forfeiture by peaceable re-entry Jurisdiction: United Kingdom
 



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