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The exchequer's need for cash has exploded because of the Covid-19 crisis.
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However, there are some trends of note in the latest exchequer returns.
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In a time when exchequer revenues are outstripped by expenditure, needs must.
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Twenty minutes later Gordon Brown, then chancellor of the exchequer, called back.
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The chancellor of the exchequer made an unusually happy speech in reply.
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New car sales in particular are giving a boost to the exchequer.
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In 1694 he was made chancellor and under treasurer of the exchequer.
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What is more, there will be no great cost to the exchequer.
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So what have we learned from the latest exchequer returns for September?
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On the basis of yesterday's exchequer returns, this is now a possibility.
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The exchequer, if adopted, will greatly aid in bringing about this result.
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Massive oil revenues had proved too much for the feudal exchequer system.
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The flow of tax revenues into the exchequer's coffers is faltering already.
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One donor was Norman Lamont, the pro-Brexit former chancellor of the exchequer.
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Thus, for a time, the strain upon the family exchequer was lessened.
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However, tax revenues remain stronger than expected, providing some support for the exchequer.
