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Most member states chose to exchange information; most European tax havens went for the withholding tax.

Behemoth methods are havens for defects because very few people can effectively parse them.

Although some moons in our own solar system have been flagged as possible havens for extraterrestrial life, none is as plainly habitable as Earth.

He said he would ask Congress to increase aid to Pakistan but in return he expected Pakistan to tackle the safe havens.

Company shareholders, especially ethically minded pension funds, are increasingly asking about the risks (both reputational and other) of using tax havens.

Even so, in Japan, the shame of public confrontation is enough to stop most people, and to drive smokers into safe havens.

Pesticide-free wildflower havens, adds Buchmann, would also bolster populations of useful insects such as blue orchard bees—an extremely effective pollinator of almonds in California.

A recent World Bank study showed that cutting tax rates and simplifying tax systems can greatly reduce the incidence of tax evasion. Doing so would make tax havens less attractive.

Thanks to international campaigns against money laundering and illegal tax evasion, today's successful tax havens thrive not because of crookery, but because they are well run and well regulated.

But care does need to be taken, as while Luxembourg and Dublin have well-defined regulation and pro-active regulators, many other of the offshore havens, where funds can be established, attract the unscrupulous, and thus dangers exist.