There's a lot of language barriers, bureaucratic barriers, and cultural barriers.
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"It works across age barriers and educational barriers," she said.
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"There are legal barriers, cultural barriers, and linguistic barriers that homeless shelters are just not set up to deal with appropriately," Dolamore explained.
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We strive to reduce tariff barriers, non-tariff barriers and subsidies. 5.
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The Border Patrol has instead started replacing old barriers with new barriers.
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There's a lot of barriers to access in terms of physical barriers.
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When women face barriers to deciding if, when, and how to have children, we also face barriers to determining our futures — barriers men don't face.
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In the US, there are institutional barriers, structural barriers (for any new party).
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What we want to avoid is any new barriers to the movement of goods, any new barriers to trade, any new barriers to the movement of people.
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"We strive to reduce tariff barriers, non-tariff barriers and subsidies," the statement said.
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One of the objectives is to reduce barriers, which presumably might include regulatory barriers.
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"I'm going to keep breaking barriers after barriers and continue to pursue my dreams."
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A state that removes barriers Minnesota's voting laws have long focused on removing barriers.
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By removing the recently implemented trade barriers and by avoiding further barriers in whatever form.
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According to an official update from Customs and Border Protection, zero new miles of barriers had been erected as of September 30 where barriers hadn't been existed before; 69 miles of barriers had been constructed in places where "dilapidated and outdated" barriers had existed before.
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Building up US trade barriers, he argued, will help tear down barriers other countries have built.
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However, construction has begun on a few projects that would replace old barriers with new barriers.
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Trade barriers shield domestic industry from competition, so coddled industries will suffer when these barriers are lowered.
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"Although hard barriers, such as the immigration law, have been relaxed, soft barriers still remain," said Iwahara.
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It's overwhelmingly positive when people can communicate without barriers, but the trade-off is you're communicating without barriers.
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And those are the ones that come from-- too high tariff barriers, too high non-tariff trade barriers.
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So, why not remove some of the barriers by... literally removing some of the barriers, such as cost?
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"That's the way to approach trade, not by just erecting barriers, either tariff or non-tariff barriers," he said.
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These industry barriers also translate into access barriers for children and families dependent on low-cost, life saving medications.
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China right now has major trade barriers -- they're major tariffs -- and also major non-tariff barriers, which are brutal.
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There are some countries out there with high barriers, and reducing those barriers would help U.S. producers who export.
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"It breaks down all the social barriers—the psychological barriers that we usually build up between people," he said.
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As of August, no new miles of wall have been built, only replacement of old barriers and vehicle barriers.
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"For countries that have many trade barriers against us, we should logically have similar trade barriers against them," said Ross.
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Levels that had been considered resistance (psychological barriers against going higher) turn into levels of support (barriers against dropping lower).
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So it's really about identifying where are those barriers for each company and building strategies with those barriers in mind.
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Black Americans already face systemic barriers to economic advancement, barriers that both diminish individual opportunity and hurt our economy overall.
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Barriers to trade Trade deals may help reduce tariffs and other barriers that have stymied trade between Britain and Africa.
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" The new restriction "won't require building any new physical barriers ... The existing barriers simply won't be opened in the daytime hours.
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"In a sector where historically people said you can't create barriers to entry, we're creating barriers to entry," the CEO said.
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Physical barriers The deal includes $1.375 billion to build 85003 miles of barriers along the border in the Rio Grande Valley.
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The proposal also blocks the construction of physical barriers on wildlife refuges on the border, the only mention of such barriers.
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And where we want get to is very few or none in terms of tariff barriers or nontariff barriers to trade.
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In fact, the administration has mostly done maintenance on existing barriers, replacing about 60 miles of old barriers with new fencing.
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Democrats point out that only half of the fencing is for "new barriers" and the rest is for "upgraded" existing barriers.
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Be prepared to go the distance with passion and tenacity to get through the barriers, especially one of the big barriers - rejection.
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The Next Step Act contains worthy provisions for removing barriers to employment, including certain occupational licensing barriers for those with criminal records.
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Beijing has said it would be willing to reduce some trade barriers, but only if the United States also lowered trade barriers.
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By reducing barriers to trade, such as removing import duties and non-tariff barriers, African countries hope to boost intra-continental business.
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She said the request may include construction and maintenance of vehicle barriers and pedestrian barriers, but she offered few details beyond that.
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It's like Scooter said, you've got to break through barriers and just do what it takes, but there's no barriers anymore, at all.
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Heavy rains in the area destroyed some barriers meant to contain the spills, Ecopetrol said, adding that the barriers had to be reinstalled.
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The answer lies in breaking down ridiculous barriers we have erected for recovery medication — far steeper than any regulatory barriers on opioids alone.
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There are access-related barriers (difficulty scheduling appointments, transportation to care, missing work) and stigma-related barriers (therapy won't help, therapy isn't effective).
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"I've taken note that, as many barriers as we break as athletes, we have never broken the barriers of emotion," he told me.
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Some agencies have also begun to designate native species conservation areas, removing barriers to upstream spawning areas and maintaining barriers against downstream intruders.
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A March spending bill signed by Mr. Trump allotted $1.6 billion for projects to replace old along the border barriers with new barriers.
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Fact-Check of the Day The Border Patrol has begun replacing old barriers with new barriers — which some call walls and others fencing.
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Mr. Trump so far has built about 86 miles of border wall in places where there were previously damaged barriers or vehicle barriers.
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The sticking points: Border barriers -- the topline funding number, the location and the actual structure chosen for the barriers are still under discussion.
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They would try to build barriers, mental barriers or physical barriers—I don't know, tinfoil hats maybe or something—that would prevent other people from being able to read their thoughts, because it is so essential to not have people read your thoughts.
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These new fences or barriers, barriers made of steel, are not a 220006,2202 mile concrete wall; rather, the fences and barriers needed amount to about 2628 miles, one-tenth of the campaign promise and of a different material, paid by American taxpayers.
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Those trying to get treatment for opiate dependency have so many barriers: financial barriers to pay 'cash-only' physicians, rehab programs that discourage the use of buprenorphine or have myriad barriers to seeing a prescriber, transportation hurdles to get around the Adirondacks.
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"And in a world where there's barriers being made where there don't necessarily have to be barriers, one thing that slips through is music."
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Republicans insisted that barriers were part of the solution, but spoke in terms of general barriers and emphasized the need for cost-effective measures.
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Pinterest set up Inclusion Labs to collect workforce research to better understand barriers to diversity and to test new strategies for addressing these barriers.
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In Texas, another project in the El Paso sector to replace 20 miles of vehicle barriers with pedestrian barriers was also completed in October.
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Those same areas already face unique barriers to countering social isolation and loneliness, including transportation barriers, and more limited broadband Internet and cellular connectivity.
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Residents struggled to properly install the filters because of language barriers, old age, cognitive barriers or a lack of necessary tools, the judge said.
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As of December 2019, just three new miles of barriers have been built, though the Trump administration has replaced 90 miles of existing barriers.
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Paul said Wednesday he supports having barriers in certain locations along the border, but that the price tag of those barriers should be debated.
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She's a wild animal and there were proper barriers in place to keep our guests safe- not a wild animals fault when barriers are crossed.
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One limitation of the study is that although language barriers are likely tied to education and income barriers, the study authors can't say for sure.
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This is important, because unnecessary regulatory differences between countries can result in persistent barriers to trade that are less obvious than traditional barriers, like tariffs.
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She's a wild animal and there were proper barriers in place to keep our guests safe- not a wild animal's fault when barriers are crossed.
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The zoo said it is working on plans to strengthen the barriers around the enclosure and looking at the barriers of other enclosures as well.
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NAFTA is a reciprocal agreement by which Mexico and Canada reduce barriers to our exports in exchange for the U.S. reducing barriers to their exports.
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The idea is to put up some barriers in an effort to break down the barriers we all face in dating, the foremost being appearances.
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Only one of these miles was built in places where no barriers had existed before; the other 13 miles replaced or reinforced previously existing barriers.
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Women cannot use phones or the Internet to overcome barriers if those barriers keep them from using phones or the Internet in the first place.
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She's a wild animal and there were proper barriers in place to keep our guests safe — not a wild animal's fault when barriers are crossed.
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The barriers the league sought to remove did not merely keep people from their cake—bad though such barriers were, and strongly though they were resented.
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There are "literal barriers" like a surgical mask and gown, Hagstrom Miller said, between the doctor and the patient — barriers that don't have to be there.
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And while poor women were generally more likely to report barriers than more affluent women, black women living in poverty were less likely to report barriers.
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Countries with the lowest trade barriers (Singapore, Switzerland) have some of the biggest trade surpluses, while countries with high trade barriers (Brazil, India) have trade deficits.
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Work so far has focused on reinforcing existing barriers, and the first building of new barriers started only in October, 22 months after Trump&aposs inauguration.
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Barriers The government review published in August into the barriers to prescribing and accessing cannabis products recommended a variety of steps to combat the apparent impasse.
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The statement agreed to by the seven leaders would commit them to modernizing the World Trade Organization and strive to reduce tariff barriers, nontariff barriers, and subsidies.
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Gender Barriers and Obstacles While Clinton and her predecessors faced similar gender barriers in the politics, the nation's earliest female politicians had an additional obstacle to overcome.
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"My main goal is to break down these barriers, these gender barriers, and pave the way for other female swimmers," said Albedwawi after her 50m freestyle heat.
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"On China, Barriers and Tariffs to come down for first time," the president wrote on Twitter On China, Barriers and Tariffs to come down for first time.
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These Obamacare provisions reduce the barriers separating women from the most effective methods of birth control, and the fewer barriers there are, the better off we are.
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But while the platforms create barriers for some, they lower barriers for others, making it more convenient for workers who are already comfortable with the gig economy.
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Pretty much all of that would be new barriers, since pre-Trump there weren't many man-made barriers along the existing natural barrier of the Rio Grande.
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"We strive to reduce tariff barriers, non-tariff barriers and subsidies," the statement said, which came despite Washington appearing intent on taking more punitive steps on trade.
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"In some places, access is relatively good, and the state may even provide financial help through state funds and Medicaid to help pay for the abortion, whereas women in other states may face many more barriers and obstacles to access care both geographic barriers and financial barriers," he said.
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Also, the little figures dressed in red and blue make it easy to see that there are more barriers to voting in states with a majority of Republicans in the state House of Representatives (red figures) (96 barriers) than with states with Democratic majorities (blue figures) (25 barriers).
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Other barriers cited in the report include the high cost of services, language barriers, administrative complexities and discrimination based on nationality, religion, race, sex, income and education level.
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He cited Trump's promises for lower taxes, infrastructure and defense spending, less regulation and higher trade barriers, as long as those barriers do not dent growth too much.
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In other, more desolate parts of the border, there are only single fences or a variety of barriers, including iron vehicle barriers that people can easily walk past.
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In December Trump demanded $5.7 billion for 200 miles of border barriers, and triggered a shutdown when Congress agreed to only $1.6 billion for 65 miles of barriers.
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"If you think about airlines, there's a lot of barriers to entry and there are capital intensive barriers, but ultimately airlines are not massively profitable," the investor said.
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The city of Paris lined the bridge barriers with lock-resistant Plexiglas, and couples moved east to the Pont Neuf, until its barriers were replaced with corrugated plastic.
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The most commonly used training materials and leadership courses focused on how individual lawyers could overcome barriers in the workplace, she said, rather than on removing those barriers.
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And China continues to maintain high tariffs and other barriers to protect its own industries — barriers that would have to drop if other countries were to sign on.
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The barriers, Esper contended, will allow military personnel that have been deployed to the border to beef up security to focus on areas that don't have physical barriers.
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Removing barriers The report's second labor trafficking-related recommendation calls on the U.S. Congress and the DOL to remove barriers that keep trafficking survivors from accessing employment assistance programs.
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All the girls were at the barriers, and as soon as we got into the van the security guards were like, 'All right, cool,' and started moving the barriers.
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She said smart border security would not be overly reliant on physical barriers but on better technology and more personnel, a phrasing that left open the possibility of barriers.
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We get hit on trade, where they treat us badly, they have barriers against us trading and you know, strong barriers and tariffs, and we get hit on NATO.
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She said "smart" border security would not be "overly reliant" on physical barriers but on "better technology and more personnel," a phrasing that left open the possibility of barriers.
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So even if minority politicians overcomes structural barriers — a higher likelihood of poverty, for example — to run for office, they will still face additional barriers at the ballot box.
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They should eliminate barriers to entrepreneurship, such as by repealing unneeded occupational licensing laws, and they should remove barriers that prevent people from moving to the highest-growth regions.
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Successive rounds of trade negotiations have lowered average tariff barriers and tried to control non-tariff barriers on trade and investment to create a more predictable environment for business.
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The damage to the U.S. economy from trade barriers to date remains modest and reversible, but a prolonged stalemate involving ongoing trade barriers would impose much more severe costs.
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Many of the barriers standing in the way of a national coal binge are things like economic and regulatory dysfunction — barriers that many people would rightly prefer to tear down.
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This means lowering domestic barriers to entry — by cutting administrative burdens on startups and licensing requirements in services, for instance — and barriers to trade and foreign direct investment in services.
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It would lead to lower tariffs and address the behind-the-border barriers that are clearly explained in the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative's latest Foreign Trade Barriers report.
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These mental barriers to living on water are not easy to overcome, and, alongside technical and regulatory barriers, help to explain why the concept has yet to hit the mainstream.
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Creating barriers to that access -- barriers that disproportionately affect those who are hardest to serve -- is a short-sighted move, and highlights the very real conflicts between capitalism and community.
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I mean, it sounds exhausting, but it's also amazing, because it's the same — it's a way around these same barriers of access and barriers of entry that you're talking about.
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The NYPD will allow officers to have beards and turbans but barriers remain The NYPD will allow officers to have beards and turbans but barriers remain New York Police Department Commissioner James O'Neill announced Wednesday that his office had taken steps toward eliminating barriers that police officers of different faiths often face.
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Global Trade Alert recently found that most G20 countries, including Germany and Japan, have put in place substantial new non-tariff barriers, despite the G20's commitments to reduce trade barriers.
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One consideration may be whether there are areas of the border where it is operationally advantageous to replace existing barriers with the more robust barriers that the president has called for.
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Nearly all the barriers around the length of the circuit are also layered with fabric advertising banners, which cover holes in the barriers, thereby preventing riders from getting tangled in one.
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"If they had barriers to being screened for diabetes, they may also have - the same - barriers to being treated for it," Turchin, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"Racial barriers in our world are not gone, so why can we imagine that racial barriers in classical music and the opera world are gone?" she told The Times in 2014.
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If they lower their tariff barriers and they lower their nontariff barriers and open markets, we will export like crazy, because America has become the most competitive economy in the world.
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Ironically, H.R. 620 adds legal barriers, including long court wait times, to a law that is all about bringing down barriers -- and we have had more than 27 years to comply.
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And they might — but helping people with significant work barriers is difficult, and might not be best accomplished by a universal program, most of whose enrollees won't have severe work barriers.
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A clean — no barriers — fall, straight into the audience.
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" And he supports border security measures including "physical barriers.
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" "You have a lot of natural barriers, et cetera.
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In terms of earnings it appears black women from poor families primarily face barriers because of poverty and gender, while black men from those families face barriers because of poverty and race.
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And the barriers that the capitalist class has put in front of working people and poor people, who vote at very low rates because there are deliberate barriers put in their place.
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In another report on border walls, researchers at the institute looked at maritime barriers in the Mediterranean and considered them as significant or more significant than land barriers on the European continent.
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Here's what the bill says on immigration: Physical barriers are approved, with limits The bill includes $1.375 billion for approximately 55 miles of new physical barriers in the Rio Grande Valley sector.
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That makes it so, no matter how many barriers (physical or otherwise) the US puts up, someone will always try to find a way around the barriers and ship the drugs anyway.
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"If they are putting non-tariff barriers on us, we will put tariff barriers on their goods coming in," promised Mr DiMicco, while denying that President Trump would be starting a trade war.
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You hold your phone out with the app displaying your QR code entry pass, scan it on the subway-like barriers at the door, the barriers swing aside, and you walk right in.
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Concrete barriers on bike path The Lower Manhattan bike path where the attack took place has reopened, CNN affiliate WPIX reported, as New York started installing concrete barriers to prevent something similar happening.
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Most of this — about 150 miles — would be built where no physical barriers currently exist; the rest would be intended to replace some of the older and less imposing barriers along the border.
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Those black barriers are an attempt to block part of our view of the festival—though it's pretty hard to miss all the flags associated with the Third Reich hanging above the barriers.
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"We strive to reduce tariff barriers, non-tariff barriers and subsidies," the leaders said in a statement after a meeting that focused heavily on trade fights between the United States and its allies.
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Its security barriers restrict their movement and keep them segregated.
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Congratulations to this tiny soul for breaking down musical barriers.
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Because startups in different sectors face barriers of varying proportions.
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There are a ton of barriers here, in both cases.
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"Jersey barriers," concrete dividers that, Petroski notes, despite their name
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Here are six women who broke major barriers on Tuesday.
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But like most nascent technologies, barriers abound for early adopters.
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And to get past those barriers, you need a bulldozer.
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And one of the reasons is because they have barriers.
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Where others see impenetrable barriers, they see challenges to overcome.
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They have these barriers that they set for other companies.
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Access to abortions has few barriers, the same for contraception.
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As deaf artist, she is especially impacted by institutional barriers.
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Now, together, we have to break down all the barriers.
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New haircare line, Beauty & Pin-Ups, is breaking down barriers.
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Caption: Key Kontrol Kabinet: ConEd barriers, lexan clock, hardwareBrian Finke
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Daniela has crossed more of those barriers than anyone knows.
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I didn't want to erect walls or barriers that separate.
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Those barriers break, and Modern Warfare relishes in the horror.
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The primary barriers in this respect are transmission and storage.
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Less demanding professions also put up huge barriers to entry.
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"It means that barriers can be broken," the told reporters.
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Lowering barriers to buy and sell agriculture and industrial commodities.
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It broke down the social barriers I created for myself.
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Eventually, visual search could help users shop across language barriers.
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And that's very difficult sometimes given the amount of barriers.
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We don't bundle endless services to create barriers to competition.
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But there are serious barriers to doing all these things.
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Raising more barriers between countries would make that work harder.
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There are challenges and barriers to overcome in these markets.
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But legal barriers have long hampered such attempts at crowdsourcing.
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Part of the concept behind the magazine was breaking barriers.
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Ernst knows about breaking barriers in the military for women.
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Protectionist barriers have also allowed Chinese internet firms to grow.
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These companies are breaking barriers in a variety of industries.
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Such barriers push refugees into less skilled, poorly paid jobs.
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The huge financial and technology barriers have been broken down.
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Chansa says their colorful wigs and costumes help overcome barriers.
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Fictiv has lowered the barriers to entry for rapid prototyping.
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They measure support for trade barriers, globalisation and free markets.
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The technological and social barriers to entry were markedly higher.
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They aren't just breaking barriers; they are the standard now.
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These were barriers Barlow was looking to remove with WarGames.
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Manufacturers are also increasingly erecting less tangible barriers to mending.
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NASA has found ways around its own commercial barriers, though.
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Michael Jackson — 1993 What made it memorable: Jackson broke barriers.
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Authorities closed floodgates and raised water barriers around New Orleans.
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The barriers between us will disappear, and we're not ready.
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Potential trade barriers also could boost inflation and cut growth.
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And that has two barriers which you have to watch.
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Like any platform it has its drawbacks, and its barriers.
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But, no, look, getting trade barriers down is absolutely essential.
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Today, there are still countless barriers facing Indigenous women entrepreneurs.
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As security improves, barriers within the country are coming down.
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But using cobots requires those barriers to be torn down.
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It also seeks to tackle regulatory barriers such as licensing.
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There are obviously huge barriers to third parties actually winning.
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"You see the same barriers across them all," Guthrie said.
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Currently, students face significant and unnecessary barriers to medication abortion.
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And sometimes, they can be used to break down barriers.
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Mr Trump's tariff barriers are broader than Mr Obama's were.
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The ideal is "no (trade) barriers ... no subsidies," said Trump.
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Nobody pay any more tax, everybody take down your barriers.
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We want to drop tariffs and barriers across the board.
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Big barriers remain in the way of a nuclear renaissance.
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There were a lot of barriers that we couldn't overcome.
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The theme: Travel broadens the mind and breaks down barriers.
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As they quietly chip away the last barriers of decency.
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Very few people had broken down the barriers before him.
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Showing great bravery in breaking down barriers and destroying stereotypes.
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For these women, workplace harassment has its own unique barriers.
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Barriers came down fast, even though I was a journalist.
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But we don't do that by putting up the barriers.
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For a series of barriers, you clinch and bust through.
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There are three big barriers to May achieving her objectives.
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Because there are very few barriers to entry for creators.
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And there are going to be barriers along the way.
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The barriers are not technological nor economic; they are political.
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They're rushing to erect real and substantial barriers to voting.
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Collectively, this opened larger markets and lowered barriers to competition.
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Exceptional companies learn how to erect barriers around their market.
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The whole theme of tariffs, quotas, barriers is still troubling.
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These are barriers that newer, smaller sites would find prohibitive.
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THEY ARE PUTTING UP TRADE BARRIERS, THEY'RE CLOSING MARKETS, JIM.
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They may have higher fees and steeper barriers to entry.
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Democratic leadership has opposed construction of any new physical barriers.
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There were no rigid barriers between men's and women's options.
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It's all about breaking barriers, making choices and moving forward.
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As they approached, hotel employees tugged metal barriers in place.
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THEY'VE GOT BARRIERS AND TARIFFS, WE'D LIKE TO LOWER THEM.
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Truly reducing services trade barriers would make the TPP worthwhile.
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Criminal justice reform would reduce employment barriers for many people.
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But the work until now improved and replaced existing barriers.
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With low barriers to entry, almost anyone can do it.
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We must start by eliminating financial barriers to healthcare access.
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To enable that, the government could lower barriers to entry.
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Barriers had been placed around soft targets, including Times Square.
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There are both political and procedural barriers to tax cuts.
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They aren't just breaking barriers, they are the standard now.
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The deal includes some money for barriers along the border.
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If Barrett is confirmed, these barriers will only become greater.
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There are major language barriers between human beings and computers.
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Barriers surrounded the court to keep the crowd at bay.
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The delay did not mollify critics of the trade barriers.
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"That's what we like to do, break barriers," said Jauregui.
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Trump has complained about the European Union's barriers on trade.
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But I know there are genuinely real barriers for people.
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Barriers to election officials' public disclosure of anomalies and defects.
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Norquist said he supports the goal of removing trade barriers.
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The barriers would shut when scientists expected the highest tides.
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If you see barriers, you just have to work harder.
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So I am going to take on those economic barriers.
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In rural America, the cultural barriers for Democrats remain formidable.
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All of these are barriers to connection with the audience.
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Jakelin Caal Maquin's death highlights communications barriers at the border.
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Before women even get to the doctor, there are barriers.
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He'd also put up all these barriers to me leaving.
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Probably one of the biggest barriers, if not the biggest.
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Yet even for him, Westbrook's barriers recede only so far.
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Psychedelics have a way of tearing down our emotional barriers.
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But male refugees face significant barriers in reaching German women.
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This included working to remove barriers to trade and investment.
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However the barriers to a lifting those injunctions are high.
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Coming from the Asian sound system was about breaking barriers.
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Barriers were installed after a subsequent attack on London bridge.
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"The impacts of these barriers are significant," the report said.
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These are all artificial barriers to get people from joining.
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The contours of the academic calendar can provide extra barriers.
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That's on top of barriers to addiction treatment in general.
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So I actually think there are high barriers to entry.
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"Once you say that, a lot of barriers come down."
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"Anything that reduces cost eliminates some financial barriers," Salganicoff said.
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Instead, it's that there are still barriers that are insurmountable.
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We also have to break through the barriers of bigotry.
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There are no physical barriers to becoming a live model.
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But the barriers may ultimately be no match for success.
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Plan for a month of groceries, medications, and germ barriers.
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But that hasn't stopped her from breaking barriers... and records.
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Other voting restrictions have also created barriers for older voters.
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When it's deemed necessary for everyone, all barriers are removed.
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Here are some ways to break down the communication barriers.
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Foreign exporters and investors still face many barriers in China.
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Raw economics may help overcome such barriers, Mr. McKerracher said.
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Broader coverage in this way reduces barriers to changing jobs.
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While some barriers have been lowered, others have been erected.
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Any final deal "has to have barriers in there," Sen.
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Nevertheless, the battery industry faces several barriers to broader deployment.
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They transcend national barriers with recruitment and dissemination of propaganda.
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After all, most Russians have not yet faced such barriers.
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Under the waiver, construction of border barriers near Calexico, Calif.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) said will help limit barriers to voting.
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"I have been breaking through all these barriers," he added.
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Still, the vehicle barriers, installed in 2006, created new headaches.
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It's not a question of if there will be barriers.
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"We wanted something with real barriers of entry," he said.
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The car spun several times before spearing into the barriers.
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Through every path I walked, I encountered barriers and discrimination.
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Tinder lowered the barriers to online dating and gamified it.
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Among the the biggest barriers, however, are costs and logistics.
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All countries in the agreement should be jettisoning trade barriers.
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Snapchat has the right ingredients to break down these barriers.
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Students practiced throwing Molotov cocktails, built barriers, and gathered supplies.
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Housing discrimination Mike's plan will remove barriers to housing access.
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He also needs to offer the carrots of lower barriers.
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Barriers to medicines may have also contributed to the increase.
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Instead, FM Global presses its clients to install waterproof barriers.
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Instead of building walls, we need to tear down barriers.
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"I love my job because we break down those barriers."
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Of course, the barriers here might not only be technological.
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They want to break down the barriers holding them back.
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But when she profiles a man, those barriers fall away.
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"Border security, however, is more than physical barriers," said Rep.
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There are very real and unjust barriers that prevent the poor from being able to move up the income ladder — barriers that those in the middle and upper classes can indeed overcome more easily.
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Breaking barriers, that's what everybody wanted "There are barriers like age, sometimes it's the position, you can't go to someone who is a grandfather and tell them everything you think about them," he said.
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Within the same study, women reported both isolation and intimidation as barriers blocking their scholarly path; and while 23 percent of freshmen reported not having experienced these barriers, only 3 percent of seniors did.
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The administration has thus far built only 93 miles of the new wall, nearly all of it on federal land where dilapidated barriers existed or vehicle barriers once stood, according to Customs and Border Protection.
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A 2018 bipartisan Department of Homeland Security funding measure in the Senate allocated $1.6 billion for border barrier construction, and it restricted the type of barriers to fencing, bollard fencing and repairs to current barriers.
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There are more barriers to reaching outside our social work bubble.
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Getting rid of legal barriers would not remove all the risks.
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But the biggest barriers to progress are always social, he says.
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We should tear down the barriers and build ladders to prosperity.
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Of course there always barriers even with those systems in place.
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At best, it can breach the social barriers that harm democracy.
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Falling trade barriers let firms move production to low-cost places.
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Miles said sturdier barriers should have been in place before now.
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We must protect the fundamental right to vote against undue barriers.
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This can result in the formation of emotional barriers to learning.
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Yet the usual barriers to cross-border European consolidation still apply.
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Transcendence seeks to transcend the barriers of history, art, and technology.
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Motown did so much to help break down the racial barriers.
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Rocky barriers were put in place to protect them from erosion.
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But even in the hotel, language barriers sometimes created embarrassing moments.
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He's broken down all these barriers that people had on themselves.
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China's Guoliang Tunnel consists of a steep road with no barriers.
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"In terms of official policies, there are no barriers," said Leibold.
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Instead of building walls, we need to be tearing down barriers.
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And I think trade barriers and tariffs are a bad idea.
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NATO commanders are calling for the lifting of military transport barriers.
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The rise of video on-demand has helped those barriers crumble.
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"[F]or smaller companies, barriers to entry are gone," Siegel said.
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"Our goal is to eliminate barriers to US companies operating here."
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Some 15% of imports are still subject to the Kirchners' barriers.
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Mr Trump has no doubts about the efficacy of physical barriers.
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CONCRETE barriers have been installed along the streets surrounding Trump Tower.
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But if the trade barriers persist, projects could be in jeopardy.
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The reconstruction of trade barriers would put all that in jeopardy.
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Those barriers aren't casually placed at level crossings for aesthetic purposes.
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Let this be a lesson that the barriers are your friend.
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So faster deal-making if Trump is removing barriers for business.
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Some Texas schools have sought for years to lower those barriers.
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But French's barriers to mounting a credible independent bid were daunting.
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Machines are still very far from tearing down language barriers completely.
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It also addressed the significant barriers that are left to overcome.
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For example, USMCA prohibits "behind the border" barriers against U.S. exports.
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Reuters saw no police checkpoints or barriers separating the two towns.
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This and non-tariff barriers would add considerably to Nissan's costs.
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There's still hurdles and barriers that we have to break down.
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Barriers to trade distort economies and harm consumers, especially poor ones.
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Brussels has also complained about non-tariff barriers to auto imports.
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They would get out only to walk around the government barriers.
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Mr Trump harbours no doubts about the efficacy of physical barriers.
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We need 1,000, because we have a lot of natural barriers.
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"Especially as first-time candidates, there are added barriers," she says.
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These barriers have also been set up across Windsor in advance.
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It will take a few people to break down those barriers.
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For a long time there were big barriers to international trade.
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Unlike auctions, no upfront fees are payable, reducing barriers to entry.
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They include simplifying the tax code and reducing barriers to imports.
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Today Palestinians are mostly shut off by security barriers, and divided.
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One of the main barriers for would-be pilots is training.
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How do you see art's role in breaking down these barriers?
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High trade barriers have not come down since Jokowi became president.
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Tech firms have been building barriers in cyberspace for some time.
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Riyadh, meanwhile, is cutting red tape and removing barriers to investment.
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That includes building 50,000 miles of coastal barriers in 22 states.
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Against this backdrop, Merkel warned against putting up barriers between countries.
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But physical barriers alone have always been both ineffective and expensive.
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Obviously these strategies face all kinds of social and economic barriers.
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Aren't we as creative people supposed to break boundaries and barriers?
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Systemic barriers to funding, resources, and directing opportunities underscore this reality.
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America Chavez is shattering barriers in the comics universe and beyond.
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It has broken down the barriers between sales, service and marketing.
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The class is done through silent performances — to overcome language barriers.
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When a nation experiences upheaval, barriers of discourse can break down.
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What it does do is create barriers to trade and innovation.
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No barriers, no borders, we all just need to co-exist.
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When you are good at what you do, all barriers disappear.
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But in 2009, the concrete blast barriers around Baghdad came down.
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In its place, you can whack together sandbag barriers and emplacements.
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The proliferation of Aadhaar numbers lowers several barriers to financial access.
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In other words, state management can create fatal barriers to recovery.
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They must open their markets and take down their trade barriers!
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I wanted to show the world that there are no barriers.
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Unfortunately, entrenched interest groups often benefit from erecting barriers to competition.
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Those barriers are too often rationalized on privacy or security grounds.
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Much of the current barriers along the border are metal fencing.
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Creating government barriers to investment is exactly what we don't need.
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With creative and generic barriers down, viewers' perceptions are altered, too.
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His desired trade barriers will reduce wages rather than raise them.
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Putting up multiple barriers makes using an app or service cumbersome.
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Edges, lines, borders, barriers — they all masquerade as discrete, immutable facts.
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Yet, any "Section 22019" barriers to Chinese imports are rapidly disintegrating.
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The trade barriers that would presumably go up are entirely artificial.
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For now, Democrats are not agreeing to money for new barriers.
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Democratic leaders also aren't shooting down the possibility of physical barriers.
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Here are three reasons: First, unpaid internships are barriers to opportunity.
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Here we actually need 22019,000 [miles] because we have natural barriers.
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None of these cases involved any real barriers to international trade.
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On China, Barriers and Tariffs to come down for first time.
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Unjustified linguistic barriers fragment the unity with which nature presents us.
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Some of these barriers are very real and can be addressed.
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Meanwhile, the tech industry continues to erect barriers to legal action.
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Unfortunately, former prisoners face serious barriers in trying to find employment.
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"God wants us to remove barriers and walls," Father Monroe says.
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They would face new trade barriers and an uncertain legal environment.
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Freeman touted her commitment to breaking barriers in a previous ad.
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"We should be bringing down barriers, not building walls," she added.
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Something similar happened that evening, a hallucinatory melting of linguistic barriers.
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However, some local cyclists said they think the barriers are problematic.
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Clinton's role in breaking down barriers, just like her husband did.
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No longer would there be massive discrimination and barriers to voting.
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As the global community becomes better connected, language barriers are disappearing.
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But instead of breaking down barriers, more single-gender organizations emerged.
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The approach must address both concrete and psychological barriers to care.
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Let's get rid of the barriers that are in the way.
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The Trump administration has proposed easing customs barriers for online purchases.
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With the internet and social media, those barriers have been removed.
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Other countries' trade barriers and tariffs have been destroying their businesses.
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EDT: Hillary Clinton holds a conversation on economic barriers and jobs.
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But as they shook the barriers, they failed to come loose.
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This will only be possible when systemic, discriminatory barriers are dismantled.
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These often serve as legal barriers to Latinos practicing their trades.
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Why do you think are the biggest barriers to breast-feeding?
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" Another longtime entertainment executive said, "The barriers in Hollywood are simple.
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Democrats have instead offered $1.3 billion for border fencing and barriers.
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"The barriers are going to be an issue," said freshman Rep.
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The patchwork of state and local laws creates barriers to innovation.
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Even then, though, there were barriers to entry to outcast chic.
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We will prove that innovation has no limits and no barriers.
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"There are different barriers you have to work through and challenges."
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That would result in new trade barriers and snarled supply chains.
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Trump tweeted on Sunday that China will remove its trade barriers.
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" Nibali said: "The road became narrower, and there were no barriers.
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Removing barriers like weekly lockouts would also smooth out the experience.
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One of the greatest barriers to accessing basic needs is transportation.
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A March spending bill allocated $1.6 billion for building border barriers.
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Thus far, the projects have replaced old fences with new barriers.
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You want to break those barriers down so people can cooperate.
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I don't see any barriers to us offering our services globally.
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The US already has more than 600 miles of border barriers.
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Shoes function first as barriers between our bodies and the elements.
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So the solution is to throw up barriers to foreign products.
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However, ethnic and racial barriers kept many disenfranchised for decades longer.
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Physical barriers go a long way in protecting against mosquito bites.
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Canada has all sorts of trade barriers on our Agricultural products.
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An effective strategy means that you create the most barriers possible.
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There were all of these really intimidating barriers in the way.
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By the next morning, the river had overwhelmed the makeshift barriers.
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But much of the work has been snared by regulatory barriers.
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There would be no barriers to protect people from falling in.
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Some plans have been drawn up for floodgates and other barriers.
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What are the implications of entirely removing the barriers to finance?
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TOKYO — For decades, she has been a Japanese woman breaking barriers.
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But where regulatory barriers have been removed, logistical ones have arisen.
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Many current presidential candidates have proposed policies to address systemic barriers.
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The barriers would be gradually reduced over the next four years.
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Structural barriers to voting and attitudes toward it are closely related.
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These communities face increasingly difficult barriers to education, wealth and health.
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I think our generation voluntarily creates many sexual barriers—especially women.
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Even modest cost barriers seem to decrease use of medical services.
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There don't need to be that many barriers on college campuses.
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The barriers to leaving were super high with big cancellation fees.
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Finally, the case for low trade barriers is not simply theoretical.
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There are some barriers particular to creating a Shazam for art.
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Whilst maintaining my barriers where appropriate and looking after myself first.
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Easing barriers to trade while improving protections on intellectual property theft.
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Instead of shutting down, build up healthy barriers in your relationships.
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What barriers do you imagine exist in the data collection process?
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Even when charges are filed, the barriers to conviction are steep.
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The compromise legislation doles out $1.375 billion for increased border barriers.
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The U.S. would also like the Chinese to minimize trade barriers.
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With "21999" those barriers fell; the album sold in the millions.
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Many of these people have significant barriers to working full time.
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"I have to fight through a lot of barriers," she said.
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A criminal record creates barriers to housing, education, and certainly employment.
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Second, Trump thinks that trade barriers will protect the US. Nonsense.
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"The barriers to customer movement are pretty high," Mr. Winston said.
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But the issue is there's some pretty strong barriers to consolidation.
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"It spans barriers of class, education level, age," Ms. Linton said.
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This led to dozens of states enacting new barriers to voting.
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But because I was a woman, I faced limitations and barriers.
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There is near consensus that fewer trade barriers means healthier populations.
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And the actions that you have taken to break down barriers.
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U.S. trade barriers, on the contrary, focus more narrowly on steel.
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There are several cultural barriers to wiping out polio in Pakistan.
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Leading into this relationship, I don't think I had any barriers.
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The Virginia native's leadership position breaks both racial and gender barriers.
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The barriers to entry in this space are not very high.
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A true trade agreement focuses on eliminating tariffs and nontariff barriers.
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More must be done to address other barriers to digital equity.
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"Trump has mentioned the natural barriers in the past," acknowledged CNN.
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And even before any trade barriers are erected, growth could slow.
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Tracking activity levels can help people overcome perceived barriers to exercise.
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All barriers are problems, but some doors aren't worth knocking down.
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And try to break down the barriers to entry, she recommends.
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Some were spotted at the ticket barriers in the Tube station.
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The legislation lists locations where funding cannot be used for barriers.
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There are still many options for tariff and non-tariff barriers.
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Sometimes consumer protection regulations foster competition and lower barriers to entry.
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There's no barriers between people, just the air and the sea.
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Here are the other kinds of barriers already at the border.
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But there's still a lot of barriers we have to break.
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But walls and barriers are problematic in a number of ways.
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On the biggest barriers to getting into weed: Laws, for sure!
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Businesses with no barriers to entry always have curious paths, right?
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There are practical disadvantages that create real barriers to academic success.
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The barriers for women in business and politics are very similar.
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Instead, he got $1.37 billion for border barriers this fiscal year.
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Instead of building walls we are going to break down barriers.
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Addiction crosses all barriers, all lines, all races, and all incomes.
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Use-inspired means they are all targeted toward addressing the barriers.
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"So on behalf of all the women who have broken down barriers for others, and with eyes toward the barriers ahead, I proudly place Hillary Clinton's name in nomination to be the next president," Mikulski said.
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Cultural barriers to social media addiction are perhaps rather harder for a multinational giant to defeat than infrastructure challenges or even economic barriers (though Facebook does not appear to be giving up on that front either).
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Together with trade barriers covering $480.9 billion in the previous period, the rise in new barriers represents "a dramatic spike" in import restrictions, the WTO said in a regular monitoring trade report before a G20 meeting.
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While about one-fourth felt that U.S. imports should never encounter barriers to entry, nearly 7-in-10 believed that barriers should be used occasionally and tactically, when vital industries are threatened by unfair trade practices.
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The roads that once permitted easy photography of the White House have long been closed by the Secret Service; those decades of physical barriers were now seemingly fused with other, more piercing barriers to our democracy.
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There remain significant formal barriers to a decent education at the primary, secondary and collegiate levels in the United States -- barriers we could easily tear down with greater resources and investments of money, time and professionalism.
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Since conventional trade barriers have fallen, remaining barriers, such as discriminatory procurement, restrictions on investment and digital trade, industrial policies and state-owned enterprises, are more challenging to eliminate, and their impacts are harder to quantify.
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Some of these barriers would also stand in the way of any Justice Department or Congressional investigation but the barriers would be somewhat more difficult – though not necessarily impossible –to overcome by a state attorney general.
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"Hardened physical perimeter barriers, such as jersey barriers [a modular concrete wall, usually used to separate lanes of traffic] or K-rail fencing, would reduce the risk of vehicle entry through perimeter fencing," the BLM report says.
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The thousands of refugees who continue to arrive in Europe each day face barriers: not only physical barriers — walls, fences, barbed wire — but an even deeper resistance, in the nationalism and xenophobia bubbling up across the Continent.
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"Elimination of industrial tariffs and non-tariff barriers only get us part of the way there, especially when we face major barriers to agricultural trade in the EU," Grassley, himself an Iowa farmer, said in a statement.
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She says it's crucial to build coalitions with other movements in order to recognize the different barriers in front of people trying to access their reproductive rights, and how to go about freeing them of those barriers.
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"Once we acknowledge that the system has changed, I think we'll start to grasp the potential for P2P and see that the barriers are only barriers because of the way we've thought about the market," Martin said.
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But the mix of border barriers, fencing and repairing barriers that Democrats seem prepared to support falls well short of the 200-mile wall or steel fence that Trump has recently been touting to his own supporters.
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But a web of legal barriers stands in the way of prosecuting most of the cases, and efforts to ease those barriers have repeatedly run into political opposition and fierce lobbying by the church and other groups.
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These types of administrative barriers to patients obtaining contraception are not unique.
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All that was necessary was the removal of barriers to contraception coverage.
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His fascination: the informational signs, protective barriers, and outhouses punctuating it all.
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Take down your tariffs & barriers or we will more than match you!
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One of the biggest barriers to access may be the drug's cost.
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The acceptance transcends borders and barriers, it's the warmth that Latinos have.
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So how can we break down barriers between the young and old?
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But there are better ways to guarantee effective barriers at our borders.
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That's why I'm excited that there aren't going to be any barriers.
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VR is in line to reduce the barriers to creation even further.
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These barriers can stop you from reaching the fullest expression of self.
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"We need to improve access to treatment and remove barriers," she said.
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As globalization extends, many of the EU's external barriers are being reduced.
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It takes down the barriers set up by money and class bullshit.
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How about we get rid of all tariffs, all subsidies, all barriers?
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"These are barriers that e-commerce is struggling to overcome," Sole said.
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A. is not alone in experiencing these barriers to obtaining an abortion.
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There have been so many barriers to this place of self-reckoning.
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Alex Kantrowitz wrote about the way AirPods put up barriers between us.
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Two main barriers stand in the way of a more diverse university.
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Yes, she definitely broke barriers, made history, and all-around kicked ass.
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But the superstar still bumps into barriers, even when bursting through others.
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These have all been very real barriers to AR becoming more mainstream.
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Exact counts of injuries are difficult to estimate due to communication barriers.
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Those psychological barriers make it very hard for competitors to break in.
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The barriers come with certain restrictions and cannot be built with concrete.
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Years of traveling had taken me beyond the barriers of common sense.
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We can break down the barriers that have divided us by design.
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Putting up barriers to labour mobility is not just a political choice.
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Both sides have agreed to open talks designed to reduce trade barriers.
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All of these barriers to participation are real and hard to overcome.
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This helps you break through the barriers of connection, building deeper relationships.
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Text messages, for example, are a poor choice because of language barriers.
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Of course, we shouldn't let invisible protective barriers go to our heads.
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Finally, there are barriers to trade in services as well as goods.
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Naturalization and voter registration, among other factors, pose barriers to some voters.
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We have some 'pawsome' help on our #Huddersfield ticket barriers this afternoon!
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Addressing those structural barriers are just as important, if not more so.
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UPMC is working on addressing some of the patient barriers, Pappu said.
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The_Wall is a game which lets you virtually take down these barriers.
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Graphics on the large climbing wall detail manmade barriers around the world.
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"Today's launch licensing regime is plagued by burdensome government barriers," Pence said.
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The bloc aims to ultimately remove trade barriers and tariffs between members.
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Talk to me all bit more about the structural barriers you mentioned.
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Would removing some of those barriers mean fewer abortions later in pregnancy?
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And even with the new reforms the barriers to entry are high.
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And it looks like Miss Minnesota USA isn't done breaking barriers yet.
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Two months later, the last legal barriers to Ethan's adoption were lifted.
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Dealing with all of these issues can create "time barriers," Fox said.
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There are quite a few barriers to the Obama administration's plans, however.
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In an ideal world, zero tariffs, zero non-tariff barriers, zero subsidies.
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Once they leave jail, black men face greater barriers with re-integration.
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"[Evolution] represents the barriers that we've broken together as women," Nikki says.
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The bloc aims to ultimately remove trade barriers and tariffs between members.
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FLOOD CONTROL SYSTEMS, SEAWALLS AND OTHER BARRIERS MAY BECOME STRESSED OR UNDERMINED.
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Those barriers include China's domestic industrial subsidies, licensing procedures and other regulations.
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In doing so, she fights to break down barriers and inspire others.
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It's so nurturing that it removes the barriers like fear of failure.
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Pejic, pictured in 2019, continues to break down barriers as a model.
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Such parties favour closed borders, caps on migration and barriers to trade.
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Most obviously, they erect barriers at national borders to keep foreigners out.
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We experience barriers, and sometimes we're unable to reach our full potential.
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The Finn crashed into the barriers at turn three in the afternoon.
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These sectors are characterised by significant concentration and high barriers to entry.
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"We can really help remove some of the various barriers they face."
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There is only so much one can do through erecting physical barriers.
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Security is one of the biggest barriers preventing mainstream consumer IoT adoption.
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Despite Kaine's newfound concerns, the TPP addresses more than just tariff barriers.
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Tariffs may vanish, but non-tariff barriers pop up in their place.
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For Tesla, one of the obvious barriers to achieving that is cost.
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Oprah Winfrey wants women to break gender barriers on a global scale.
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The fence Avramopoulos visited last month underlines the risks of such barriers.
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Barriers for women exist overall in other senior and executive level positions.
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Arrogance and disrespectful behavior had become barriers to promotion, said one employee.
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Third, increase competition and the supply of healthcare by removing regulatory barriers.
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It was about educating people about their neighbors, and breaking down barriers.
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Those barriers include lack of insurance coverage and few culturally competent providers.
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Barriers to restoring abundance include climate, disease, policy, and human-animal conflict.
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Yet barriers to trade in goods are only part of the story.
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Compounding these insurance barriers are obsolete policies that bar access to treatment.
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Farming is a difficult career and the barriers to entry are high.
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They set up no barriers to guide people to their designated entrances.
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Monsanto says it is not considering physical barriers like fences or guards.
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" He continued, "breaking down a lot of these gender barriers helps everybody.
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Ultimately, the pair should not be building barriers to a fruitful relationship.
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Others want to erect barriers, physical or metaphorical, and keep migrants away.
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When barriers to entry are high, competition delayed is often competition derailed.
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The barriers to join the global surveillance apparatus have never been lower.
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The barriers to entry in many industries are high for these Americans.
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Times Insider The metal spikes, blockers and barriers are visible to everyone.
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It removes barriers both to cooking at home and eating healthy foods.
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Today, those born without privilege face daunting barriers to wealth and advancement.
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Brussels has also complained about non-tariff barriers to its auto imports.
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At the same time, barriers to entry are falling for small firms.
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One of the possible barriers has been the influence of Musk himself.
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The IEA report has a good discussion of some of the barriers.
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Stigma is still one of the biggest barriers to people getting help.
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This is not easy for anyone given language barriers, fatigue and hunger.
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By one estimate, such barriers cost Canada C$100bn ($78bn) a year.
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Decentralisation across the country has added complexity and thrown up regulatory barriers.
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In America, it has been a solution to economic and social barriers.
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Their grandmother Eleanor championed Anderson's efforts to break barriers for black artists.
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In some cases, oceans prove virtually uncrossable natural barriers to refugee flight.
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You want a tariff free, no barriers and you want no subsidies.
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The choice to not put up permanent flood barriers has been deliberate.
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Scores of candidates broke barriers across gender, race, sexual orientation -- and religion.
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It was more plausible to create emotional barriers at the old site.
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And, in what is one of the most difficult barriers for Mrs.
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These longstanding trade barriers take a major toll on the trade relationship.
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But since the Weinstein news broke, barriers seem to have come down.
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Women, people of color, and LGBTQ people already experience barriers to care.
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Smaller organizations were more likely to face banking barriers, the report found.
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Mr. Jordan has helped break down racial barriers in the business world.
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He insisted on Beijing lowering both tariff rates and non-tariff barriers.
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Edinburgh (CNN)Athletes typically push themselves beyond barriers and past personal limits.
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Also, the agreement called for some import barriers to be reduced gradually.
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President Trump has given us a roadmap to eliminating these needless barriers.
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We'd be thrilled to see non-tariff barriers eliminated in their entirety.
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Kaja Wasik has been defying institutional barriers since she was a teenager.
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Read about more of the 116th Congress members who are Breaking Barriers
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In multifarious America, race and other ethnic barriers stood in the way.
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It would reduce trade barriers across a range of goods and services.
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That would result in new trade barriers and higher costs for businesses.
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The steel carcasses sometimes served as barriers between government and rebel territory.
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Kabul has long been a labyrinth of security checkpoints and concrete barriers.
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That's apparently despite concrete barriers, which had been installed after previous crashes.
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"We are hoping to break down those barriers and get people talking."
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The spotlight of crashing barriers or expectations is not new for her.
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As a result national barriers are springing up again across the Continent.
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We have barriers that stand in the way of quality health care.
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And I do want to take on the barriers of systemic racism.
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That means eliminating remaining distortions and trade barriers that constrain market access.
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In other stretches, traditional steel fencing or low vehicle barriers were used.
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But Google hadn't erected barriers to stop those people from visiting google.com.
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And that means not so much in the way of trade barriers.
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It was an early indication of the significant barriers she would face.
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There was no reason to put these barriers in this woman's way.
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Premiums aren't typically high because state regulatory barriers prevent insurers from entering.
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Limited to a support role, troops ran razor wire and erected barriers.
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Not everyone is able to jump over all the barriers of access.
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Still, tech companies have demonstrated a remarkable ability to address hardware barriers.
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In this way the company seems very focused on lowering travel barriers.
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For me, music should be that thing that breaks down the barriers.
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And it is these barriers that give rise to Cenedella's conspiracy theory.
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Clearly, the Texas law was written to impose higher barriers to voting.
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From a legal perspective, the barriers to women's economic success is systemic.
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Trump still has major barriers to overcome to win widespread establishment support.
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We will explore savings barriers that are specific to where people live.
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Removing the last barriers to unfair competition will only hasten that process.
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It is essential for the medical community to address barriers to care.
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Long wait times are not the only barriers that young people face.
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But new trade barriers on nuclear fuel could further strain the industry.
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Those cost barriers hit patients at several points in a pandemic situation.
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The testing areas are separated from Walmart's parking lots with concrete barriers.
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Structural issues like long hours and relatively low wages remain major barriers.
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So there were fewer barriers to convincing delegates to change their minds.
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The GIF's transcendence of language means it skips easily over national barriers.
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Barriers have fallen between fashion photography, contemporary art and fine art photography.
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Does the Facebook analysis mean that technology has helped overcome those barriers?
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"Barricades" is a mismatched grid of white and bright orange traffic barriers.
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McKinley was becoming an advocate of lowering trade barriers through reciprocal agreements.
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But their recent entry into them could help break down gender barriers.
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Transgender people face considerable barriers when trying to use a public restroom.
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Here's how much the proposed border deal would add to existing barriers.
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Part of their struggle, Ms. Pham-Madden believes, stems from language barriers.
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It's overwhelming but it's been great once we get past the barriers.
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Thousands of others broke barriers and demolished stereotypes without ever seeking recognition.
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Breaking down barriers to feeling and communication feels like their main goal.
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And all of this is more complicated if there are language barriers.
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It's also an area, he noted, that has high barriers to entry.
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Each of these barriers are present in some states, but not all.
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But one of the biggest barriers would be to get insurers onboard.
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There's already evidence that this regulation has lowered financial barriers to LARCs.
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Barriers will not stop Venezuelans from fleeing chaos and repression at home.
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"It is important to remove or reduce barriers to economic opportunity," Gov.
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I think No Barriers is a message we all need right now.
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Perhaps his logic stems out of concerns about imposing barriers on trade.
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But her long-shot bid has quickly run up against institutional barriers.
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To make matters worse, there are many barriers for those seeking help.
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I got here despite all the barriers you put up against me.
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Lena Dunham's "Girls" helped break down barriers for actresses with average bodies.
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Language barriers frequently make it more difficult for them to report crimes.
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The barriers to real change have been more daunting than I expected.
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Social media firms do not face geographic barriers or First Amendment safeguards.
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Protesters, with their faces covered, hurled stones, steel barriers and flower pots.
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Second, we must change employer practices and break down barriers for women.
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Ms. Hughes now advocates for legislation to provide more barriers around pools.
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"But this Niners team has been able to jump the county barriers."
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"Bridesmaids" did not make the cut, despite breaking barriers in the industry.
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We keep hearing about four possible Republicans who might breach the barriers.
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He cites "high barriers to entry" to tapping into the concept successfully.
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We know that there are particular barriers to women winning executive offices.
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In the coming weeks, these barriers will be placed in stark relief.
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Even so, new trade barriers are something the UK economy cannot afford.
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The teams play mostly in conventional gyms set up with temporary barriers.
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Both the U.S. and the EU drop all tariffs, barriers and subsidies!
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Yet while it has broken barriers domestically, overseas success is not assured.
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The source at an oil company sees no barriers to higher exports.
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Another dropped a ski and flew through a pair of protective barriers.
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All four points of the intersection bristle with fencing and Jersey barriers.
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To the Japanese, Mr. Trump's accusations about trade barriers can seem bizarre.
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"There are certainly some places where barriers are very appropriate," said Sen.
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Location may be one of the biggest barriers to transitioning into tech.
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"I think with the national team we are breaking barriers," Miedema said.
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Breaching those technological barriers made companies like Netflix and Amazon Prime possible.
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And the issue is, constantly, How do we break through those barriers?
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That law allows USTR to take unilateral action against unfair trade barriers.
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It would threaten reprisals from trading partners, risking barriers to American exports.
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He's taken credit for border barriers that existed before he took office.
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What's more, they reduce status barriers, promote trust and train employees extensively.
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On a national scale, we would probably witness the same monumental barriers.
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For Invisible, we wanted to emphasize the unseen barriers that divide movement.
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Minorities with aspirations of upward mobility have considerable barriers holding them back.
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That means more flexibility for customers, with fewer barriers to switching clouds.
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Read more about what barriers the market overcame to reach this milestone.
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Sports can sometimes help transcend barriers and overcome intractable conflict between parties.
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The researchers suggest that ways to overcome these barriers should be explored.
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Across our nation, working parents face barriers to staying in the workforce.
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Crowds thronged behind safety barriers outside as hundreds of mourners filed in.
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Start raising barriers, raise a wall, have them pay for the wall.
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It's unclear if he could have imagined a woman transcending certain barriers.
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The barriers to leaving were super high with big cancellation fees. Leasing.
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Instead, students pushed their barriers forward toward the line of riot police.
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She doesn't let barriers like genre or others' expectations hold her back.
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Riot police patrolled behind barriers, looking almost imprisoned in their bulky gear.
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Trump had asked for enough money for 250 miles of new barriers.
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So I went around the barriers and walked freely on Fifth Avenue.
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For most women, cost and expenses are the leading barriers to access.
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LOS ANGELES – No other Democratic debate had such high barriers to entry.
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Financial barriers can force students to take time away from their studies.
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Are local zoning, permitting, and licensing creating barriers to growth and mobility?
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Barriers for entry are high for the skilled labor required, he said.
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It's been great to see how those trends have gone across barriers.
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Tech companies should be partners in these policies, not barriers to them.
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In certain places, landscape and terrain made it impossible to construct barriers.
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The time to eliminate the artificial financial barriers to care is now.
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It was meant to remove barriers for our fellow Americans with disabilities.
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The final deal must have as few barriers to trade as possible.
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These barriers must be addressed now for value-based care to succeed.
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Extreme caution at checkpoints Checkpoints and barriers provide a veneer of security.
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There are many obstacles to such an army — language barriers, for starters.
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And the barriers to foreign competition have more than just economic effects.
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Luckily, the California legislature has voted to remove some of those barriers.
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And with today's technology, that would require physical barriers and border checks.
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The book's title, "The Border," refers to both physical and moral barriers.
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The soldiers were standing near concrete barriers erected after previous vehicle attacks.
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But Vatican officials say legal and cultural barriers make that virtually impossible.
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We use trade agreements to get other countries to reduce their barriers.
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The CDC insists it isn't trying to create barriers to legitimate treatment.
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"Neither of us had any facade or barriers or boundaries," she said.
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All of these would have to overcome substantial investment and regulatory barriers.
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Would such barriers be helpful to protect the area from this storm?
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Both the trans and hijra communities experience harassment and discrimination as well as barriers to healthcare and employment, and despite the recognition of a third gender, there are many barriers to legally changing one's name and gender marker.
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At the same time, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (ERBD) produced a "Diversifying Russia" report which, based on original research of Russian regions, firms, and households, identified barriers to growth and policies to remove these barriers.
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The Commission's Trade and Investment Barriers Report said that 23 non-EU countries had put in place 45 new trade barriers in 2018, bringing the total number to a record high of 425 measures in 13 different countries.
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"The United States is insisting that all countries that have placed artificial Trade Barriers and Tariffs on goods going into their country, remove those Barriers & Tariffs or be met with more than Reciprocity by the U.S.A.," he wrote.
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Trump also believes that the absence of "mirror image reciprocity" furnishes additional evidence of unfair trade–in other words, higher foreign barriers on U.S. exports of a specific product than U.S. barriers on imports of the same product.
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The Commission's Trade and Investment Barriers Report said that 23 non-EU countries had put in place 45 new trade barriers in 2018, bringing the total number to a record high of 425 measures in 13 different countries.
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So I would say to you, yeah, we definitely need to do that, to have those conversations, but we've got some real barriers in place and they're the barriers that Meredith and I are most interested in addressing.
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I was aware — and this is an easy perception — of the larger barriers of unknowing that stand between art and understanding, and of the barriers that stand between cultures, barriers that have, among other things, led our United States president-elect to propose banning entry to this country for women like these, who cover their heads and read a book that most of us don't, and can't.
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And these barriers don't always have to be as obvious—as I reported in my earlier piece, rain gardens, ponds, and bridges can also help create natural barriers, while retaining a sense of calm for people using the space.
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A: When I came into this, I wrongly assumed that a linguist was more of an interpreter, or just a translator, but they really do work with language barriers, communication barriers, the way that we, different cultures, approach language.
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Warren does, should support eliminating statutory and regulatory barriers that limit access to credit unions as opposed to erecting new barriers that will be cheered by the banks and non-bank lenders she has fought so long to contain.
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That's what we're trying to show with Abandoned; we need to stop putting up all these barriers around our neighbors and start realizing that we're all the same because these barriers are affecting our neighborhoods more than anyone understands.
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Starting in 2013, Commerce Ministry officials have suggested they might lower China's own automotive trade barriers once Chinese manufacturers were ready to sell abroad, to prevent them from being used as justification by other countries for reciprocal trade barriers.
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I was braced by Reeves's book, but after speaking with him a few times about it, I've come to think the structural barriers he emphasizes are less important than the informal social barriers that segregate the lower 80 percent.
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In interviews during and after the conference, prominent women in economics described how their profession throws barriers in their professional paths, and they criticized the male-dominated leadership in the field for moving slowly to tear those barriers down.
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These include nationalisation, higher taxes, extra regulations, barriers to trade and so on.
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Could Disney have used barriers to prevent young children from entering the lagoon?
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It has become fashionable for managers to build "moats", or barriers to entry.
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This could be because barriers to competition keep out even well-funded newcomers.
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Compared with other social media platforms, Telegram has extremely low barriers to entry.
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Orrin Hatch (R-UT) have criticized the government barriers to studying the drug.
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"This is how it avoids defense barriers," Putin explained as the video played.
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It will also seek to secure ports of entry and increasing barriers, i.e.
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"Our goal is to eliminate barriers to US companies operating here," he added.
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Even if they free up funding, though, there are legal barriers to consider.
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In many ways, being wealthy breaks down all of these barriers at once.
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Iowa is essentially rigged to depress turnout and present barriers to new participants.
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We should really think of these things as deeply undemocratic barriers to voting.
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But I think if you're part of a 'scene' it can build barriers.
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He told me that there were two significant barriers to licensing new peyoteros.
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There have long been institutional barriers between transgender people and medical gender transition.
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" Hayes stressed, "visitors should never cross safety barriers, especially near the caldera's ridge.
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Boundary barriers are needed to keep all of the action on the court.
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Susan Sleboda's son, Ryan, has autism and joined Breaking Barriers two years ago.
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Back then, becoming a filmmaker was a goal with high barriers to entry.
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Here are the seven characteristics of people who expertly destroy trust barriers: 1.
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First off, he knows all about barriers to entry, competition, and pricing pressure.
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The forecast assumed no changes to migration rules but some non-tariff barriers.
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Take down your tariffs and barriers and we will more than match you.
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It's a beautiful dream that has the potential to break down language barriers.
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Women of color often face additional barriers when it comes to abortion access.
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But trade within the group remains hampered by exceptions and non-tariff barriers.
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The barriers occasionally aren't explained well, and they can feel a little artificial.
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I just wish the barriers to everyone else joining me weren't so high.
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But stigma and health care barriers often result in missed opportunities for care.
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One of the barriers to jobs for blind people is literacy, Lauriden said.
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The Georgians say the Russians are moving the barriers outward meter by meter.
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Formidable legal and political barriers now exist to anything resembling torture by Americans.
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But physical and bureaucratic barriers touted as security measures can be counter-productive.
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These barriers range from physical limitations to inaudible stop announcements to blasé operators.
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They don't mention the fact that they have trade barriers against our farmers.
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Dune has some big advantages here, and it can probably overcome those barriers.
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What are not only the barriers but the beautiful things that are happening?
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The Talented Mr. Ripley is about really obvious class striving and class barriers.
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By providing barriers to entry and early-warning systems, data can stifle competition.
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They can then test new levees and barriers to prepare for rising water.
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To retain them and get the maximum results, provide space and remove barriers.
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Financial hurdles aren't the only barriers to a more stringent airport security system.
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That could be driving India to start erecting new barriers to U.S. companies.
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The Department of Justice used to prevent states from erecting barriers to voting.
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And some of the recent activity would have happened without new trade barriers.
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TPP took aim at barriers hidden in government-procurement guidelines and investment restrictions.
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There are plenty of barriers the White House could lower without sacrificing security.
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China's foreign ministry urged America not to put up barriers to gathering news.
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Growers could be particularly hard hit if Brexit led to new trade barriers.
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"Large public networks... compel people to create barriers between one another," he said.
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Former convicts often face barriers to construction, tree trimming and truck driving jobs.
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Let's remember, she was breaking down barriers nearly every step of the way.
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Technology companies are breaking down barriers for consumers, aggregating information, and producing efficiencies.
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It seems like common sense, but barriers and fences exist for a reason.
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What were the barriers to shooting a Marvel blockbuster like an indie movie?
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His plan also shows a deep understanding of the barriers working women face.
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Many countries on the migrant route have secured their borders with physical barriers.
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Then as now, we worried about economies of scale, entry barriers and profitability.
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Both of them were exceptional at breaking down barriers in the young people.
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Not all barriers have protectionist intent; other countries have plenty of them, too.
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And some simpler logistical barriers: They can't yet climb stairs or operate elevators.
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Second, there are all kinds of barriers that hold people back from recognition.
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Outside, a white police tent and barriers blocked the view from the street.
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Up for debate is intellectual property, technology transfer, non-tariff barriers and agriculture.
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But Sir James may find that the barriers to success are more formidable.
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Ticket barriers are down on a Sunday mornings into London so travel = nada.
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Addressing barriers to HIV care and treatment is critical to eliminating health disparities.
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Images can carry stories across the barriers of language, culture, space and time.
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Governments could begin by lowering barriers to immigrants and raising the retirement age.
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Autostrade, and the managers involved, were accused of poor maintenance of motorway barriers.
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One of the barriers has been the near-invisibility of fishing's past role.
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Lack of available funding has created barriers to successful attempts of rhino conservation.
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Protesters ripped up median barriers and fences to set up roadblocks and defences.
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"There are a lot of barriers to entry," said Cox of Tuckaway Farm.
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India's cultural barriers to women seeking jobs will be hard to break down.
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I wish there were fewer access barriers to good care in this country.
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Here, as in "Ave Maria," religious taboos and linguistic barriers complicate the procedure.
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Affordability is one of the big barriers, but we can't also ignore quality.
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I was very impressed with his ability to break down any perceived barriers.
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Growing numbers of Indian women are, like Ms Sen, breaking traditional gender barriers.
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The barriers to breaking into the web development field are lower than ever.
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With his unique style of music he traversed cultural barriers like few others.
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She always managed to push the barriers, and I love that about her.
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In between, barriers and steel fences block traffic or corral vehicles and pedestrians.
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The plan also puts in place additional barriers to dental and vision care.
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We're going to try to break down barriers to make this ecosystem work.
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There were barriers to trying that had to be knocked down and changed.
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Licensing laws are barriers that can put your dreams on hold for years.
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Barriers shattered, we now have a cacophony of trends happening all at once.
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Regulatory barriers to entry include the present structure of financial regulation in Canada.
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He's had no difficulty working alongside his Japanese colleagues despite the language barriers.
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When the barriers between the parts began to break down, she was overwhelmed.
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Graham said she can't wait to continue breaking barriers in the modeling world.
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We want tariffs that are even, non tariff barriers to be shut out.
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Machine learning is accomplishing Facebook's mission of connecting the world across language barriers.
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Sub-Key Rating Drivers: Operating Environment: Weaker; Barriers to Entry: Midrange; Sustainability: Midrange.
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