Here's who will be affected by the decision — and when.
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An estimated 100,000 people may be affected by the floods.
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Who deserve to not be affected by misogyny and sexism.
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Notes already sold would not be affected by the ban.
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Parents' health would also be affected by this unjust separation.
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Thousands of immigrants could be affected by the new rule.
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How many women stand to be affected by these disputes?
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Sidenote: Only humans seem to be affected by the creatures.
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It's hard not to be affected by the daily tumult.
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Louisiana and Mexico will also be affected by the storm.
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Other financial sector regulators won't be affected by a shutdown.
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Those features will also be affected by the algorithm change.
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The funded departments will not be affected by a shutdown.
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Other downstream industries also will be affected by these developments.
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The iPhone won't be affected by the tariffs until December.
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Mogherini said trade will not be affected by the ruling.
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Hundreds of fishermen are going to be affected by this.
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Baselworld's organizers said it would not be affected by GemGenève.
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Trade with Europe, however, won't be affected by the curb.
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About 10 million people could be affected by the storm.
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How will your work be affected by the president's decision?
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More distant neighbors can also be affected by construction activity.
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And the people most likely to be affected by this?
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Production and exports would not be affected by the strike, a spokesman for Kuwait's national oil company Kuwait Petroleum Corp (KNPC), one of five state-owned companies that will be affected by the strike, said.
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So how will football, and footballers, actually be affected by Brexit?
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It is unclear if rail terminals would be affected by closures.
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However, its stability after opening can be affected by storage conditions.
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Sources say any deal is unlikely to be affected by Brexit.
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So I always think, 'Will I be affected by this tomorrow?
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One government entity that won't be affected by a partial shutdown?
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So I always think, will I be affected by this tomorrow?
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Children don't choose to be affected by conflict and natural disasters.
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Thousands of employees are expected to be affected by the closure.
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At least 1,500 people will be affected by the government's posturing.
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But even that calculation may be affected by Mr Trump's election.
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Not everyone appears to be affected by whatever the issue is.
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PROTECT TRADE, PROTECT THOSE PEOPLE WHO MIGHT BE AFFECTED BY TRADE.
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It's still unclear which sites will be affected by the ban.
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Women's physical health, too, may be affected by male-dominated design.
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It's hard not to be affected by the things around you.
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If the artist is having trouble, you'll be affected by that.
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Earnings will be affected by its recent $5 billion EU fine.
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This alliance partnership itself will not be affected by this event.
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But the race will also inevitably be affected by national tides.
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The company's adjusted earnings will not be affected by the charge.
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I don't think he would be affected by malice or prejudice.
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Anyone who's already graduated will not be affected by the above.
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These products could be affected by new tariffs on Mexican imports.
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Yet even HiSilicon may be affected by the Commerce Department's restriction.
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Which stores will not be affected by the 210-cent fee?
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Howevrr, Trump said trade will not be affected by the restrictions.
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But McConnell's math could well be affected by numbers like these.
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They are unlikely to be affected by the Justice Department's decision.
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Both new and existing customers will be affected by the increase.
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N26 users in other markets won't be affected by this change.
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How would your goals be affected by a change in income?
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And now they're afraid they will be affected by another shutdown.
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Because here's the reality: They won't be affected by the fallout.
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What kinds of health care might be affected by this rule?
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Freight and regulation bodies will also be affected by Britain's exit.
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Unlike Jones, Mark Leopold will probably never be affected by this law.
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Some centers said they would not be affected by the Khashoggi case.
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It's unclear how many people will be affected by the repayment measure.
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UK's economic growth will be affected by the Brexit outcome, Fitch said.
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Charities will also be affected by other changes to the tax code.
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Neither me nor my people will be affected by these dry threats.
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But even the Redmond giant will be affected by the Google moves.
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Roughly 5,000 jobs will be affected by the closures, Penney's said Friday.
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That amount will also be affected by how many people file claims.
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No American carriers would be affected by the ban, the officials said.
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Valve is not the first to be affected by such dodgy trading.
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Specifically, the first two Roku models will be affected by the change.
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Kaabi said the company's operations would not be affected by the crisis.
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I really thought that John would not be affected by the moment.
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You can't go on a walk and not be affected by it.
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They cannot receive subsidies but will be affected by the rate increases.
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All production sites will be affected by the measures, the company confirmed.
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An estimated $700 million in aid will be affected by the cutoff.
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A huge number of immigrant families could be affected by this change.
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But consumer-focused firms likely to be affected by the lockdown suffered.
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The Raiders didn't appear to be affected by the Antonio Brown situation.
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Ricardo Rosselló said could be affected by a break in the dam.
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Oppermann said 14 million workers would be affected by the new rules.
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Mexico's economy is likely to be affected by decisions made in Washington.
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Hammond implied that Facebook (FB) would be affected by the new tax.
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Nearly 400 graduating seniors will be affected by the gift this year.
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Supply chains including trucking will not be affected by this new measure.
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We don't know how many women will actually be affected by it.
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It's unclear how many people may be affected by the lock issue.
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Those are the people who might be affected by a work requirement.
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She vowed they'd be the last to be affected by the government shutdown.
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Hopefully people will be affected by it in the way that I am.
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"Certainly trade will be affected by tension between the two governments," Wang said.
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However some costs were also likely to be affected by the pound's fall.
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Thousands of channels are expected to be affected by the policy change shortly.
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It's not just content and streaming that will be affected by the acquisition.
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The case that could be affected by Trump's win soonest involves transgender rights.
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He said McCord was concerned his fundamental rights could be affected by Brexit.
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This means that the shoe won't be affected by Friday's World Athletics announcement.
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Women are three times more likely to be affected by migraines than men.
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I wanted somewhere close to home that would be affected by my donation.
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Starr was not the only school official to be affected by the controversy.
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Also, Trump didn't specify what countries would be affected by this new test.
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ICBCTL's guaranteed bonds could be affected by any negative rating action on ICBCT.
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Saikawa declined to specify other locations that will be affected by the cuts.
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Australia said Fiji Airways and SilkAir would be affected by its temporary suspension.
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Burr predicted on Thursday that the investigation wouldn't be affected by Wednesday's news.
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As a result, Twitter's largest business will be affected by the seasonal swing.
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It's unclear how many families will be affected by the USDA's rule change.
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Sales "should continue to be affected by moderating global economic growth," he said.
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It's unclear at this time how production will be affected by Johansson's exit.
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Accessories from OnePlus won't be affected by the price change, the company noted.
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Would a participant's empathic brain activity be affected by a one-word label?
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You should also consider how your lifestyle will be affected by your location.
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It's unclear how many cleaners would be affected by the new outsourcing arrangement.
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Trump's own 2020 re-election campaign appeared to be affected by foreign interference.
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Here are all the major players poised to be affected by Trump's decision.
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Here are all the major players poised to be affected by the decision:
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Chili's is the latest restaurant chain to be affected by a data breach.
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But it's unclear how much the military will be affected by a shutdown.
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It appears to also be affected by POODLE, a third attack from 2014.
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Immigration advocates believe about 2100,21.3 Salvadorans nationwide will be affected by the decision.
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Analysts said gasoline supply in the Northeast could be affected by the outage.
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It is unclear how many of them would be affected by the ban.
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To what extent might you and your family be affected by these tariffs?
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More than 30,000 businesses in the city could be affected by the regulation.
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However, immigration advocates say millions of people could be affected by the regulation.
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Immigration advocates, however, say millions of people could be affected by the regulation.
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About how many Dreamers would be affected by a change in the program?
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The review also found certain cardiovascular medications can be affected by marijuana use.
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An array of regulatory issues could be affected by the Fed's proposed rule.
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Santander did not detail how many shareholders would be affected by its offer.
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It estimated 2.2 million Afghans would be affected by the drought this year.
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More than 37,000 employees, including seasonal workers, will be affected by the change.
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That's just my belief that when you say things or do things and you know the people can be affected by it, and the families and the individuals and everyone that can be affected by it, sometimes things can be changed.
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We have 40 years of players who are going to be affected by this.
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Clearly, non-humans can be affected by the creatures, as demonstrated by the birds.
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Victoria Azarenka is another top player who could be affected by the new policy.
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Right, so do you think they're gonna be affected by having done the lawsuit?
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Of these 44 could be affected by the referendum with 12 expiring in 2016.
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Farhadi isn't the only Oscar nominee that would be affected by the new ban.
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Oscar: I am, and the amount I get will probably be affected by Brexit.
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However, residents living in the controlled area will not be affected by the ban.
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We don't rely on links alone (thankfully), but we'll be affected by it. pic.twitter.
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AND NOT BE AFFECTED BY ALL THE MEANNESS AND ALL THISSTUFF THAT WE'VE SEEN.
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Texas, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee and North Carolina may be affected by the recall.
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When you've seen those sorts of things you can't help be affected by them.
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What's more, a buyout would help the workers who'd be affected by the dislocation.
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Millions of people outside Britain will be affected by what British voters do today.
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Profitability will be affected by lower economic growth with dampening transactions and lending activity.
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He declined to say which ministries' budgets will be affected by the latest freeze.
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Consumer meat prices are unlikely to be affected by one feedlot's closure, he said.
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The data can be affected by other transactions such as inflow of EU subsidies.
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Users of its World Travel Adapter kit may also be affected by the recall.
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Belyavsky said that supply to Ukrainian consumers would not be affected by the blast.
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It's difficult to determine exactly how many prisoners would be affected by the bill.
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About 50,000 immigrants would be affected by Judge Hanen's order, Justice Department officials said.
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That's not going to be affected by Trump one way or another, he said.
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Correction: An earlier version misstated how cellphones would be affected by the USTR announcement.
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However, only Dominion's newer systems will not be affected by upcoming Windows software issues.
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He said supplies in Beijing would not be affected by the outbreak in Fangshan.
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Training an AI can be affected by a multitude of things, including random chance.
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Most Americans will be affected by at least one diagnostic error in their lifetime.
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Rich people like Gore and DiCaprio and Obama won't be affected by climate change.
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Alert Originators know or suspect the areas that will be affected by an event.
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The same source said 18 people will be affected by the company shutting down.
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Cuba, Jamaica and the Bahamas are also expected to be affected by the hurricane.
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The report not list specific airports that could be affected by the policy change.
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The profitability of Irish banks continues to be affected by the low interest environment.
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"So, we are not worried that that strategic relationship will be affected by this."
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Everything for the rest of my life is going to be affected by this.
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Some of those donors may be affected by the change in the standard deduction.
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He said tourism would soon be affected by the global spread of the coronavirus.
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The retailer declined to say how many employees will be affected by the furloughs.
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Dr. Russell: I think everyone, because everyone is going to be affected by this.
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On its website, DHS assured that DACA would not be affected by the move.
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El-Yazal told me that the trip's agenda wouldn't be affected by the news.
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Apple is one of the largest global firms to be affected by the outbreak.
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After all, other people are going to be affected by Facebook's policy as well.
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More than one-third of Australians are estimated to be affected by the fires.
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Coleman declined to comment on how many jobs would be affected by the closures.
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CNS's ratings would also be affected by further changes in Nomura Holdings' credit profile.
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It was not immediately clear how the institution will be affected by the sanctions.
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The outlook for electrified vehicles, however, would be affected by weaker long-term standards.
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Developers rarely consult residents who will be affected by them or publish information on subcontractors.
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Public schools would not be affected by the law, which would take effect April 1.
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All the sounds, he said, will be affected by the mother's stomach lining, for example.
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Burrell is clearly terrified her "business of church" will be affected by the media firestorm.
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"But I've got children and grandchildren that are going to be affected by President Trump."
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Numerous banking products, from global to retail, will be affected by IS's likely strategic withdrawal.
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Air freight will be affected by lower international trade in the longer term, it said.
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The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Firday.
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The chartered flight on Friday will not be affected by the strike, China Airlines said.
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If it isn't, your credit won't be affected by this aspect of a sudden move.
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Tabs that play audio or use real-time connections won't be affected by the changes.
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Horizons told TechCrunch in a statement that it would not be affected by the move.
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Derivatives worth a notional 26 trillion pounds are also likely to be affected by Brexit.
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People's wellbeing can very quickly be affected by hunger, but that's never the whole story.
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But guess who will be affected by back doors on default / widely used messaging systems?
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But you don't need an alopecia diagnosis to be affected by hair loss and thinning.
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Yet we are terrible at estimating how likely we are to be affected by them.
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It's unclear how the service will be affected by surge pricing during high-traffic times.
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Theotonio said tourism would also be affected by Lisbon airport reaching maximum capacity last year.
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Testosterone levels can be affected by social, economic, and biological factors in an individual's life.
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Only employees in the United States and Puerto Rico will be affected by this move.
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Tens of millions of users could be affected by the social-network and email bans.
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Other justices wondered whether there were other cases that would be affected by the law.
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Kaabi said the company's operations would not be affected by the diplomatic crisis or sanctions.
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Leavers say there is no reason why any of this should be affected by Brexit.
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It was not immediately clear if any of them would be affected by the review.
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Participants of all types with 2400(k) plans will be affected by the Republican proposal.
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The 21625 election could be affected by how Midwest swing-state voters think about trade.
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Marfuggi estimates that 20,000 jobs in the cheese industry could be affected by the tariffs.
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Apple claimed that its computers, unlike others, would not be affected by the coding problem.
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Still, the coalition said shoppers stand to be affected by the latest round of tariffs.
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But it's difficult to predict how someone will be affected by sleep deprivation, experts say.
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In February, the FDA released guidance for areas known to be affected by Zika transmission.
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Kuroda claimed that his mandate won't be affected by the preferences of his country's government.
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All are thought to be affected by foreign accent syndrome (FAS), a rare speech disorder.
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I'll be damned if he wasn't going to be shown to be affected by people.
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No, I'm just very open-minded and I wouldn't be affected by anything like that.
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It's not clear how many cases could be affected by those concerns, the official said.
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The following Spanish stocks may be affected by news reports and other factors on Tuesday.
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Those are the people we might reasonably expect to be affected by a work requirement.
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Student loan debt cancellation, 22020 million Americans who would be affected by my proposal there.
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Sporting events throughout the U.S. continue to be affected by fears of the coronavirus spreading.
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He also said tourism would soon be affected by the global spread of the coronavirus.
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Although the reductions are not automatic, nearly 3,000 inmates could be affected by this change.
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But other species listed in the future might be affected by the contentious new measure.
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Some of these come from audiologists, whose business will surely be affected by the act.
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Macroeconomists have long pondered how growth might be affected by features of the political system.
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Do you think attendees' subsequent conversations about politics will be affected by attending the event?
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Fayyad is not the only Oscar-nominated filmmaker to be affected by the travel ban.
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GM, Fiat Chrysler and Toyota are among those set to be affected by the move.
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It did not say how many jobs would be affected by its reduction in activities.
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Regulators largely did not specify what duties might be affected by a lack of resources.
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Some groups that will be affected by the new boundaries have barely been heard from.
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It&aposs not clear which Cummins locations or departments will be affected by the layoffs.
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CEO Marc Benioff said that he doesn't expect Salesforce's business to be affected by coronavirus.
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Dr. Minnis estimated that 73,000 residents and 21,000 homes would be affected by the storm.
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The agency found 131 filing-season systems that will be affected by the new law.
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The county did not say how many people would be affected by the evacuation order.
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Meanwhile, prospective electric car buyers in China may be affected by efforts to ease congestion.
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He estimated a million people will be affected by the order, including residents and visitors.
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Dr. Minnis estimated that 73,000 residents and 21,000 homes would be affected by the storm.
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It was not immediately clear how many people will be affected by the law. Yes.
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The Trump administration has reportedly assured Cook that the iPhone won't be affected by tariffs.
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Because when you say things or do things, if you are doing it and you know the people that can be affected by it and the families and individuals and everyone that can be affected by it, sometimes things can be changed as well.
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Weight gain might be affected by the trillions of microbes living in our gut, researchers say.
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Microsoft, for example, says it has identified 76 employees that would be affected by the order.
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But at the same time, we're going to be affected by President Obama's reduction of equipment.
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Presumably the same will be true for anyone found to be affected by other unsavory apps.
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Anyone now in Australia on a 457 visa will not be affected by the new arrangements.
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After that the caterpillars will be too large to be affected by our preferred treatment product.
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"Consumer sentiment could increasingly be affected by the external uncertainties and weaker asset markets," he said.
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His life will forever be affected by that decision to match with Gypsy Rose on ChristianDatingForFree.
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"Flip a coin once to determine whether your organization will be affected by ransomware," CyberEdge suggests.
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Reuters reported in July that the Apple Watch was likely to be affected by the tariffs.
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But the market also would also be affected by other factors after an initial positive reaction.
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In response, a handful of hosts who would be affected by the ordinance turned to Airbnb.
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Or are they going to be affected by this kind of experience or are they not?
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Depending on where you are, you may not be affected by the Amazon S3 server outage.
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It wasn't immediately clear how many jobs will be affected by the technology offices closing there.
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BHP also produces oil, demand for which could one day be affected by battery-powered vehicles.
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A company source said customers of Amazon Fresh would not be affected by the DHL move.
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Fujian, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Anhui and Shanghai are all expected to be affected by the storm.
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This reality can effectively silence the very students most likely to be affected by gun violence.
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Morrisons' sales fell 3.2 percent as the firm continued to be affected by its store closures.
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The company declined to say which areas would be affected by the new round of cuts.
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Nor are drivers the only people who will be affected by the rise of regen braking.
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What exactly, as far as resources that libraries provide, would be affected by killing net neutrality?
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But there is no exact figure on how many would be affected by Clinton's tax increase.
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The Brookings Institution estimates 9.5 million Americans' current jobs could be affected by the growing sector.
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The placenta and by proxy, fetal growth can also be affected by a myriad of pathologies.
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Among the contentious issues that will most likely be affected by his departure is criminal justice.
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However, Abraham said that other parts of the business continue to be affected by the crisis.
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As an artist, it's hard to go into the studio and not be affected by that.
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I used to be affected by criticism thrown at me, and I would get really down.
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I'm supposed to find out if someone is going to be affected by this healthcare law.
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The Tax Policy Center estimates that 99 percent of households won't be affected by this change.
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Abbott is one of the major U.S. companies to be affected by troubled operations in Venezuela.
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No part of the outfit seems to be affected by a rogue drop of marinara sauce.
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If I ever start considering whose political fortunes will be affected by a decision, we're done.
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FIAT CHRYSLER - TRANSACTION WOULD BE AFFECTED BY WAY OF A MERGER UNDER A DUTCH PARENT COMPANY
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Enriched with echoes and with memories, the room would surely also be affected by this afternoon.
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Many of those funds track sector-specific indexes and could be affected by the GICS changes.
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The timing of that summit, however, could be affected by when Kim decides to visit Seoul.
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As a result, the number of people who would be affected by its implementation remains unknown.
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However, we're told Legend's been informed his grapes will most likely be affected by the smoke.
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In addition to Buffett, the cast of Southern Charm will also be affected by the storm.
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In many cases, that meant making sure specific hunting rifles wouldn't be affected by the ban.
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More compensation could be issued as stock, which wouldn't be affected by a new tax bracket.
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Parmigiano-Reggiano is one of the more popular cheeses that will be affected by the tariffs.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The ratings are not expected to be affected by any foreseeable change in performance.
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The F.A.A. did not say how many companies would be affected by the ban it ordered.
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More than 24 million Americans could be affected by the raging storm, CBS News reported Saturday.
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More than 20 million Americans could be affected by the raging storm, CBS News reported Saturday.
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More than 20 million Americans could be affected by the raging storm, CBS News reported Saturday.
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In a small town like Sutherland Springs, everyone will be affected by the shooting, Buford said.
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Throughout, Ms. Miner has said that her decision would not be affected by Ms. Nixon's run.
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And how will classroom life and student demonstrations be affected by the proximity of concealed guns?
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G/O Media has no debt, thus wouldn't be affected by that plank of Warren's plan.
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All energy companies will be affected by clean energy transitions, which offer a huge business opportunity.
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BAY's Support Rating could also be affected by any downward shift in BTMU's Long-Term IDR.
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The briefing room and press work space are not expected to be affected by the construction.
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Prescribing patterns may be affected by local custom, by cultural practices and by many other factors.
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The S.E.C. enforcement division's pursuit of a case would also be affected by the legislative proposal.
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Spirit will not be the only supplier to be affected by the jet maker's production halt.
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"Even students who did not personally know Anushka may be affected by this loss," Lee said.
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It&aposs equipped with sensors that measure how future customers could be affected by the flight.
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The White House has declined to say how many officials will be affected by the measure.
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This ecological destruction has left behind mainly insects, which may not be affected by the venom.
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If you're on contraception, it's less likely that your menstrual cycle will be affected by travel.
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He said planned funding for the study will not be affected by any NIH budget cuts.
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Airlines have been barring travelers who might be affected by the ban from even getting on flights.
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Security researchers claim devices running macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, and Linux will be affected by the vulnerabilities.
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Cook has not yet decided which divisions would be affected by the hiring drop-off, Bloomberg reported.
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The Labor Department said claims for South and North Carolina continued to be affected by Hurricane Florence.
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And he waded into how abortion and gun rights would be affected by his Supreme Court nominations.
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By some estimates, at least 300 million of the rural poor may be affected by seasonal poverty.
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Funding for the seven agencies that would be affected by the shutdown runs out after midnight Friday.
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And it's not clear whether claims over Harvey's damage will actually be affected by the new law.
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My meticulous spreadsheets transformed into actual people who would be affected by the policies announced that night.
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CBS Miami reported that FPL estimates 3 million people will be affected by power outages during Irma.
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And some 3 million people are expected to be affected by blackouts, per the New York Times.
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It will be affected by its adherents' language, social and economic status, political situation, and educational level.
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Interviewers' judgment can be affected by all kinds of irrelevant factors, some of which may be unconscious.
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But it is not the kind of place you would expect to be affected by a hurricane.
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So it shouldn't be affected by a shutdown (unless it takes a while to find a resolution).
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The State Department didn't say how many family members would be affected by the Saturday evacuation order.
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The company said 262(k) plans and health savings accounts will not be affected by Thursday's actions.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch does not expect the ratings to be affected by any foreseeable change in performance.
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Family members may also be affected by the travel restrictions, the US government said at the time.
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"Damage was limited, and neither fishing nor aquaculture activity will be affected by this event," Burgos said.
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However, existing projects are not expected to be affected by a revision of the current subsidy scheme.
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If a Page stops posting this content, their posts will no longer be affected by this change.
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The report focused primarily on how countries outside the U.S. could be affected by the new president.
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The NYPD said its disciplinary process on Pantaleo will not be affected by the federal prosecutors' decision.
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Countless men who aren't secure in their masculinity will be affected by the new option, we know.
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More than 500,000 people in the U.K. are thought to be affected by ICCs, the Trust said.
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You want to stay on floors above floodwaters but the highest floors could be affected by wind.
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It's unlikely that the authors of perennial New York Times bestsellers would be affected by these changes.
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Bicycles aren't the only type of outdoor recreation equipment that will be affected by Trump's trade war.
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These days, he shares his story to help others who may be affected by tick-borne illnesses.
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Credit Suisse says it is "likely to be affected" by BEAT; Barclays thinks negative effects are "possible".
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The company said as many as 3,500 jobs will be affected by the decision to end production.
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Other Google products like Gmail and Google Drive did not appear to be affected by the outage.
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""I [pray] for all the families in the area that could be affected by these [fires] now!
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The Labor Department said claims for North and South Carolina continued to be affected by the storm.
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Thus, we know areas of the country that are more likely to be affected by natural disasters.
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But she declined to give names of anyone who might be affected by the expanded visa ban.
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Global (and domestic) audiences will wonder how his decision-making may be affected by his political troubles.
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That means the vast majority of Americans wouldn't be affected by this part of the GOP plan.
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About 400 employees will be affected by the move, with some being offered relocation or retention packages.
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G.B.T. travellers may be affected by legislation passed recently in the states of North Carolina and Mississippi.
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In sum, the education of your children has not and will not be affected by these events.
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Worries about certain sectors that could be affected by Warren&aposs policies have also manifested in stocks.
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We were looking for communities along the edge that might be affected by the desert's changing footprint.
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In Power Saving mode, the brightness can also be affected by the battery level of the phone.
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It's hard to be precise over how much of Iran's production will be affected by the sanctions.
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Those measurements entail looking at how many people are going to be affected by any given flight.
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Tax experts say 30-40% of them, registered as trusts, could be affected by the new rules.
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Mayo Clinic, a renowned academic hospital, said 20 patients also may be affected by the travel ban.
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They will support and help Mexican partners and customers who may be affected by Trump's proposed tariffs.
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"[This] is an outcome that can be affected by psychosocial stressors experienced during the pregnancy," Krieger explained.
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Hikikomori may be affected by schizophrenia, depression or anxiety, or they may be on the autism spectrum.
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Future generations will be affected by today's policy decisions, whether the underlying science is complete or not.
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Because of the contained nature of each episode, future episodes will not be affected by ABC's decision.
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One difficulty researchers may face is that standard mice don't seem to be affected by this virus.
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At this time, it is unclear whether Spence's boxing career will be affected by the DWI charge.
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But for now, even those companies that are certain to be affected by the shutdowns are rebounding.
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The Agriculture Department has not revealed the number of children who could be affected by the proposal.
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They also argued that it's important to learn how Trump would be affected by tax-reform legislation.
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He estimated that about one million people will be affected by the order, including residents and visitors.
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"The board expects the financial performance for 2020 to be affected by these factors," the company said.
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"We're not going to be affected by this as much as Iranians will be," Mr. Illa said.
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That is no solace for those who are affected by it or might be affected by it.
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It's no exaggeration to say that a huge number of people will be affected by this closure.
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Mr. Sessions had said only future cases would be affected by his decision to end the practice.
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Disclaimer: My perception of pricing may be affected by the fact that I live in New York.
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A fund will be provided to help business that may be affected by the deal, he said.
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Persons with disabilities, or who have loved ones with disabilities, would also be affected by Medicaid cuts.
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Brad Ashford (Neb.), the most vulnerable Democratic incumbent this cycle, might also be affected by black turnout.
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But the liver also has its own internal clock, which can be affected by food and alcohol.
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Seroka estimates at least 1 in 5 containers flowing through the complex could be affected by tariffs.
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Centre back Milligan said the Brisbane-born 29-year-old would not be affected by the criticism.
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Many market watchers believe the yuan will continue to be affected by developments in the Sino-U.
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Some also wanted to learn how Mellon might be affected by the tax legislation Treasury was proposing.
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And the companies expected to be affected by Trump's new wave of tariffs have already planned ahead.
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Sheep farming is a small part of Slovenian agriculture, but one likely to be affected by jackals.
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LGBT travellers may be affected by legislation passed recently in the states of North Carolina and Mississippi.
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MADRID, Aug 13 - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Monday.
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Millions of people will be affected by the storm — 15 million of them will see blizzard conditions alone.
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The more the actor takes his work home, the more likely they are to be affected by it.
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But for Trudeau, nearly every facet of his country's economy could be affected by his relationship with Trump.
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Fewer than 100 staff will be affected by the latest round of cuts, one of the sources said.
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It said claims for North Carolina and Florida continued to be affected by Hurricanes Florence and Michael, respectively.
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Canadian investments in Saudi Arabia were still ongoing and would not be affected by the dispute, he said.
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Another case that may be affected by Scalia's departure but with far less at stake is Hawkes v.
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There's no official or think tank estimate of how many people would be affected by the current bill.
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Some governors that would be affected by the operation appeared to welcome the news from the White House.
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The remaining 30 percent are operated by partners that would not be affected by strike action, Annamatz said.
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Please help Uber to help drivers who may be affected by this wrong and unjust immigration ban. -Travis
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Credible is completely free to use and your credit score will not be affected by checking your rates.
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She ought to know that employees might wonder whether their prospects might be affected by how they respond.
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Somewhat obviously, Facebook said pages that post sensational health information will be affected by lowered reach and distribution.
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It's about finding something that would not be affected by wind when we play outdoors shows like Coachella.
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YouTube did not disclose the names of any channels that are expected to be affected by the change.
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The fight over Mr. Scalia's replacement could easily affect, or be affected by, the vulnerabilities of these senators.
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Around 500 people could be affected by the shutdown, or about 3 percent of Uber's 15,000-employee workforce.
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Mr Gove broadened the debate by suggesting that large swathes of industry might be affected by rent-seeking.
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As many as 2.7 million people are expected to be affected by the typhoon across seven Filipino provinces.
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The veterans carried photos of killed army officers, whose families will also be affected by the new cuts.
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Raiffeisen said it was too early at this stage to say who would be affected by the sanctions.
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But a health majority (221 percent) believe that their own industries won't be affected by this automation revolution.
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Similarly, little thought is given to how a player's family or partner can be affected by the sport.
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So any object floating on that surface—silicone beads, or paper boats—will be affected by those patterns.
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The new state "workaround" programs aren't the only ones that would be affected by the new IRS rules.
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He said he did know how many people would be affected by the expansion if signed into law.
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It's hard to pin down a definitive list of what apps will be affected by the new rules.
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Canada exports many commodities, including oil, so its economy could be affected by an escalation of trade tensions.
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Most experts believe that the first industry to be affected by autonomous driving will be the trucking sector.
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The CDC warns that anywhere from between 48 million and 88 million Americans could be affected by 2050.
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Hundreds of contractors that do business with the refinery are also expected to be affected by the shutdown.
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Unfortunately, truck driving is predicted to be one of the first jobs that will be affected by automation.
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"If I ever start considering whose political fortunes will be affected by a decision, we're done," he said.
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It's a question public health and obligations to future generations who might be affected by your actions today.
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This won't be a true Fujiwhara interaction, since Typhoon Noru's path won't be affected by the other storm.
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Cancer, flu medicines and antibiotics were among medicines that would be affected by the price liberalization, Koca said.
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The consultant didn't want me to be affected by prejudice, so she set up a blind scent test.
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And yet, misogyny is a bipartisan defect; some Democrats sure seem to be affected by it as well.
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Pei shrugged off any concerns that U.S. consumer sentiment would be affected by the China-US trade conflict.
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How do you think that attempt at a bright line for driving will be affected by increased legalization?
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Today's featured article tells the story of two undocumented immigrants whose lives will be affected by the ruling.
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Thailand's tourism industry would not be affected by the latest MERS case, Tourism Minister Kobkarn Wattanavrangkul told Reuters.
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The Prime Minister also underlined the need to safeguard jobs that would potentially be affected by the decision.
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Research shows the more educated people are, the less likely they are to be affected by information warfare.
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Meanwhile, we found no reductions for college-educated workers, who are unlikely to be affected by either policy.
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And besides, immigration to Britain from outside the European Union will not be affected by the referendum decision.
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Veteran under-employment, however, is not the only area that can be affected by better civil rights legislation.
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Who else might be affected by the construction of the pipeline, in the state, the nation and beyond?
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He has income streams that could be affected by taxation policies he may try to get through Congress.
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The projections are based on migration, fertility and mortality trends and could be affected by changes to policy.
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We don't have to look across the ocean to find refugees that will be affected by this ban.
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The health department said that about 3,000 chain restaurants in the city would be affected by the rule.
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Thompson is part of a large population of home-based caregivers who might be affected by such changes.
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Opponents also argue that minorities and other people of color are more likely to be affected by purges.
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Among those who will be affected by the rule are franchisees and concessionaires selling food on federal property.
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Mississippi Governor Phil Bryan declared a state of emergency for areas expected to be affected by the storm.
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Emanuel's former law firm, Littler Mendelson, is involved in another matter that would be affected by the ruling.
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The following stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Thursday: DONG ENERGY IPO-DONG.
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Keay explained that other medical procedures in the hospital could be affected by the influx of coronavirus patients.
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So their travel to the US would not be affected by this policy change (on paper at least).
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More than 200,000 Salvadorans who have lived in the country since 2001 would be affected by the decision.
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Join us Wednesday, March 20, to notice and wonder about jobs that might be affected by future automation.
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On Saturday, Rippon seemed to be affected by nerves as his jumping skills faltered in his long program.
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What's new here is the finding that we can be affected by the sound of our own voice.
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As many as 1,200 U.S. companies will be affected by the blacklisting, the FT reports, citing Huawei executives.
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He also later clarified in a tweet that cargo and goods would not be affected by the ban.
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Despite Benioff's reassurances, the company is aware it might be affected by the coronavirus in the long term.
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In the absence of such rigorous assessments, scores of students will be affected by cuts to these programs.
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Akiko Mitsunobu, of the Animal Rights Center, said Honey appeared to be affected by the limited space available.
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Next year's presidential race isn't the only high-stakes election that could be affected by the registration lawsuit.
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More than half of current senators own stock in companies that may be affected by legislation they craft.
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Many First Nations communities are also in the line of fire and will be affected by this crisis.
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Some 230 employees will be affected by the decision to close the unit, it said in a statement.
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The delegates seemed concerned that their business at home would be affected by visiting the U.S., Wilson said.
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The Browns are in the preliminary stages of their coaching search, which will be affected by Dorsey leaving.
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Although the company expects good performance from GLS, it said margins may be affected by labour market pressures.
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This means that Generali's ratings would not be affected by a one-notch downgrade of Italy's sovereign rating.
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It's unclear if those type of leasing alliances will be affected by the change to Uber's Xchange division.
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The roughly 5,200 international trainees currently learning in the US, then, may be affected by the Pentagon's scrutiny.
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Roughly 1.4 million people are enrolled in TennCare, though not all would be affected by the block grant.
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"Not just garment workers, all workers in the unorganised sector will be affected by this rule," he said.
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He again alludes to supposed new information about how Alabama is going to be affected by the storm.
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Adopting a preservationist mentality, Cooper memorializes coastlines likely to be affected by rising sea levels, wildfires, and drilling.
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For performances like figure skating, say, competitors have individual costumes, which would not be affected by the ruling.
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Tell the story of a friend or family member whose life will be affected by a Trump presidency.
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The world consists of biomes, and most if not all are or will be affected by climate change.
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The fact that the UK appears to be following the US's lead on banning laptops certainly makes this theory less likely — though some British Airlines flights will be affected by the UK's ban (due to the different countries it covers), while no US airlines will be affected by the US version.
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Researchers suspect those cycles are linked to fluctuations in wind shear, which can be affected by events like El Niño, as well as by ocean events like the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation, a cycle of fluctuations in sea surface temperature that may be affected by ocean currents and possibly air pollution.
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He said GE businesses in other countries could be affected by the restructuring, though he did not give details.
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The ratings would also be affected by any change in our assessment of UGF's propensity to support Unipol Banca.
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She did it out of necessity but also because she didn't want Michael to be affected by her diagnosis.
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State-run marketplaces, which do their own marketing, were not apt to be affected by that pullback for HealthCare.gov.
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Or we hope these things will go away, or we don't think our people will be affected by them.
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Second, we don't really sell in the US market, so we will not be affected by a sales ban.
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There's also a chance that coastal areas of Gorgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina, will be affected by Irma.
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MADRID, June 8 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Thursday.
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The people who will be affected by the ending of the DACA program, however, are not so easily smeared.
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"LGBT travelers may be affected by legislation passed recently in the states of North Carolina and Mississippi," it said.
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MADRID, June 10 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Friday.
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It is also one of several areas of southwestern France to be affected by the highly contagious H5N8 strain.
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Here's what we do know, for now, about what will be affected by Trump's decision and what won't be.
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MADRID, Aug 19 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Monday.
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Goldfish Crackers just became the most recent snack to be affected by a Salmonella scare linked to whey protein.
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MADRID, March 217.5 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Friday.
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It is unclear how many of the bank's 10,000 strong U.S. employees would be affected by any new cuts.
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FACEBOOK SAYS IF A PAGE STOPS POSTING THE CONTENT, THEIR POSTS WILL NO LONGER BE AFFECTED BY THE CHANGE
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Below are reactions since Trump's decision from companies most likely to be affected by the move to reimpose sanctions.
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And if episodic foresight is created from the database of episodic memories—could it be affected by cannabis too?
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The Republican Party's slim majority in the U.S. Senate will not be affected by the move to replace Franken.
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The analyst said Chipotle would be affected by the African swine fever due to its large exposure to pork.
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The more children are exposed to the truth of a people, the less they will be affected by stereotypes.
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It did not say how many jobs would be affected by the shutdown of its site in Cape Town.
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MADRID, March 7 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Monday.
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PARIS, May 12 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Friday.
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Scott Beasley, the festival manager, told the Dallas Observer that the festival will not be affected by recent events.
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But its answer to that sexism is that she is just too damn cool to be affected by it.
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The creative world may indeed be affected by budding AI pursuits, but not in the way you might think.
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Business is not expected to be affected by the current trade dispute between Washington and Beijing, industry experts say.
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MADRID, Aug 2 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Tuesday.
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N for $63.5 billion including debt could also be affected by the Justice Department's revived interest in vertical transactions.
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Which raises the obvious question: How will U.S. relations with those nations be affected by Trump International's bottom line?
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MADRID, Aug 16 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Friday.
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Read more: All of Apple's apps, including Music, Reminders, Mail, and Photos, can all be affected by Dark Mode.
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Meet two of the nearly 700,000 Dreamers whose families, homes and jobs may be affected by the justices' ruling.
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Uber has said its drivers would not be affected by the new California law, which takes effect on Jan.
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U.S. and European companies, however, could be affected by tariff strife if materials or distribution are dependent on China.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating on the notes will be affected by any changes in the ratings on Sunshine Life.
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A lot of people serving in uniform will be affected by whether federal courts let the ban take effect.
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That means the vast majority of American's wouldn't be affected by this part of the GOP tax reform plan.
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J&J's top-selling arthritis drug Remicade, which is covered under Part B, could be affected by Trump's plan.
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Blanch said his price outlook would be affected by unexpected events, such as a recession or a geopolitical development.
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MADRID, Feb 23 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Tuesday.
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But, over half of those children will be affected by bullying, according to an anti-bullying campaign launched today.
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The official added that aid programs that go toward tuition and stipends will not be affected by the order.
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Running outdated software or firmware means devices are more likely to be affected by a broader array of attacks.
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MADRID, Oct 24 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Monday.
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"Most importantly, I want to emphasize that our customers should not be affected by this restructuring process," Schoenfeld continues.
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A new study, published in Nature Climate Change, models just how many people may be affected by rising heat.
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Beijing has warned repeatedly that hard-earned peace across the Taiwan Strait could be affected by a Tsai win.
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The company also said its operations, along with those of its subsidiaries, would not be affected by the restructuring.
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And as the parent of a trans person, she worries about how I'll be affected by the Trump administration.
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It was not clear what retailers would be affected by a move by California, if it came to pass.
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She's said she's still looking at the funding numbers and how her state would be affected by Graham-Cassidy.
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The automaker also said the $35,000 version of the Model 3 would not be affected by the price increases.
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Similarly, researchers have hypothesized that the healing of diabetic foot ulcers may be affected by undiagnosed obstructive sleep apnea.
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Health experts say America's incarcerated population of 2.3 million — the world's largest — will inevitably be affected by the epidemic.
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Neither RBS nor Lloyds defined exactly how customers would have to be affected by the virus to receive help.
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BENGALURU, Sept 11 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Wednesday.
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Monte Deatrich, environmental health manager with Tri-Country Health, estimated that 3,000 people would be affected by the shutdown.
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MADRID, Sept 9 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Monday.
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"Our partners apparently thought that they would never be affected by this counterproductive policy," said Mr. Putin, gloating somewhat.
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Mitel executives have brushed off concerns the deal could be affected by the U.S. Treasury's new tax inversion rules.
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It said its existing mines and miners will not immediately be affected by the process of restructuring its debt.
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MADRID, Jan 8 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Wednesday.
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Republicans advocating for the bill say that 85033,000 to 3,000 of those recipients would be affected by the bill.
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Some officials reportedly have advocated for dozens or even hundreds of Chinese journalists to be affected by the decision.
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They also emphasized that "only a closed set of crimes committed before 2006" would be affected by the ruling.
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The analyst does not believe the company's products will be affected by increasing trade tensions between U.S. and China.
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He apparently was not carrying a firearm, so he seemingly would not be affected by the new ACLU policy.
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German prosecutors are conducting their own investigation which would not be affected by the settlement with the United States.
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MADRID, Sept 2114 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Friday.
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Ultimately, HP went through every printer system and component to analyze how it would be affected by zero gravity.
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Comey added that at the FBI he could never consider whose political fortunes would be affected by a decision.
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Shortly after that tweet, the National Weather Service's Birmingham office tweeted that Alabama would not be affected by Dorian.
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Drug treatments can reduce symptoms in most patients, but around one in four continue to be affected by hallucinations.
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It is not clear how many students - or how much in loans - would be affected by the new rule.
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For me, the biggest question is how World Cup qualifying will be affected by this drastic and sudden expansion.
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Preparations for a meeting between Trump and Putin will not be affected by the sanctions, the White House said.
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Very few people will be affected by the Carrier move — many fewer, for example, than the million or so people impacted by Obama's leave for contractors initiative — whereas huge numbers of people will be affected by things Trump doesn't like to tweet about, including rolling back Dodd-Frank and slashing taxes for millionaires.
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Those who go to a port of entry to apply for asylum, however, will not be affected by the changes.
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Further, at least one other agency formed in the wake of the financial crisis could be affected by the outcome.
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Icahn's holdings include CVR Energy, Cheniere Energy and insurance giant AIG, which could all be affected by Trump's regulatory agenda.
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The Plains and even parts of the South could also be affected by a wintry mix of rain and snow.
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Mining companies that could be affected by the proposed law changes include AngloGold Ashanti, Acacia Mining Plc and Petra Diamonds.
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Transport, tourism, sport and industrial sectors are among those that will also be affected by rising heat, the ILO said.
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But you know, they really thought that Trump&aposs poll numbers are going to be affected by the immigration mess.
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In fact, every single U.S. state will be affected by climate change-induced sea level rise, a new study found.
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More than 200 individuals (and their children and grandchildren) could be affected by the toxic mercury, the study's authors concluded.
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The more children are exposed to the truth of a people, the less they will be affected by stereotypes. 16.
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A federal appeals court is currently weighing the extent to which their cases will be affected by GM's 2009 bankruptcy.
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Nearly 6,000 products will be affected by the tariff increases, and you can find a detailed list of them here.
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According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, 1 in 5 Americans will be affected by a mental health condition.
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Other religious symbols, like the kippah and the cross, won't be affected by the ban, the mayor told local media.
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In recent months, many of the groups that would be affected by the rezoning have expressed anger at the plan.
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Policymakers have said they will not be affected by Trump's recent criticism of the Fed's push for higher borrowing costs.
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This is the first study to demonstrate that the immune system can be affected by singing, according to the study.
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Frederiksen has said she believed relations with the United States, a NATO ally, would not be affected by the flap.
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However, it is unclear if Farhadi was planning on attending the awards or would be affected by the travel ban.
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It was not immediately clear if any offices that support the special counsel team would be affected by the shutdown.
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Older iPhone models, like the iPhone 5 and iPhone 5C, will be affected by the incoming update, coming February 28th.
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Shell declined to say how many people might be affected by the policy change which should mostly affect UK employees.
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The United States gave no indication on which European airports could be affected by an extended ban, the notes said.
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A list published by the White House details more than 1,000 specific products that will be affected by the tariffs.
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Presumably they'd be affected by these sensors, along with the ability for the machines to react and do things with.
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The most popular routes, such as New Delhi to financial capital Mumbai, will not be affected by the price cap.
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It was one of the first cases to be affected by a criminal barristers' strike that started on April 1st.
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In Cuba, more than 377,43 people were evacuated from areas that were most likely to be affected by the storm.
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Characters and places from the other installments of the show will, apparently, be affected by the titular apocalypse as well.
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Yet it could still be affected by the Supreme Court's ruling, given that its platform does include third-party sellers.
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Ryanair said that it would consult with employees and unions after determining which airports would be affected by the cuts.
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Tens of millions of East Coast residents could be affected by the storm system, which will be ushered by ice.
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It said IBEC had failed to show that its members' interests would be affected by the result of the case.
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Experts say that while the American rollout of 5G would not be affected by a Huawei ban, Europe could suffer.
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The only people who would be affected by the changes, he said, were those who shouldn't rightfully be receiving help.
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Textron, which also makes Bell helicopters, did not specify the number of jobs that would be affected by the restructuring.
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Many other travellers are said likely to be affected by the action by members of the USAC-CGT union. ind.
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Its more than 71,000 staff in UK stores and supporting customer functions will not be affected by the proposed changes.
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For the tens of millions of people who stand to be affected by the plan, the future is increasingly uncertain.
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First Solar makes a different kind of panel that wouldn't be affected by the remedies and could stand to benefit.
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Monetary policy can be affected by either interest rates or currency and so the tightening of currency is a negative.
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I love the feeling of filling a room with sound and the feedback of having people be affected by it.
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Other LME initiatives, however, should not be affected by the Brexit vote, Li wrote in his blog published on Wednesday.
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Therefore, children and families who rely on this vital program will not be affected by the rescission of these funds.
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"They are more apt to be selling things into other markets, most likely to be affected by trade," Cohen said.
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Pollock said it never occurred to either of them that the Marriage Bureau would be affected by a government shutdown.
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Maddow pointed to abortion as one of the main issues that could be affected by a new Supreme Court justice.
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Still, it could be a while, if ever, for local tech workers to be affected by Tuesday's ruling, experts said.
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"Our hearts and prayers go out to the families that are going to be affected by this tragedy," he said.
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The Brady Press Briefing Room and workspace used by the White House press corps won't be affected by the construction.
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The Postal Service does not receive federal funds for its operations and will not be affected by a government shutdown.
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Mitel executives, who will run the company, brushed off concerns the deal could be affected by the new inversion rules.
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Instead, species in various "hot spots," as he calls them, are likely to be affected by a warming world, too.
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Dosage can be affected by a person's weight loss or gain, level of alcohol intake and infections or other illness.
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It's saying that we're not necessarily expecting that our long-term forecast is going to be affected by this election.
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Toys "R" Us has $5.27 billion in long-term debt, of which $2.85 billion will be affected by the bankruptcy.
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And all could potentially be affected by a new campaign of economic sanctions on China announced Thursday by President Trump.
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Around 30,000 workers globally will be affected by the week-long shutdown, which will take place in May or June.
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" –before killing the Wizard Master in Dream Warriors after pretending to be affected by the kid's powers "Help yourself, fucker!
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For someone who might be affected by that, that's going to get them to town halls and make phone calls.
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ArcelorMittal and Votorantim operate other businesses in Brazil and in South America that will not be affected by this deal.
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Like most federal law enforcement personnel, my husband hasn't let his work be affected by our leaders' lack of action.
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Ms. Foscarinis said her group had identified more than 20 other city ordinances that could be affected by the ruling.
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A virus that has evolved in a bat will probably not be affected by a higher body temperature, he warned.
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Dr. Godfrey lists three fundamental ways a young person can be affected by the loss of a brother or sister.
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Carson said payouts to victims would be covered by insurance, and those payouts won't be affected by the bankruptcy filing.
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Domestically, travelers on specific routes offered by Southwest Airlines, American Airlines and United Airlines will be affected by this change.
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Mark Pocan (D-WI) asked the secretary if she knew how many children would be affected by the proposed cut.
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They say Democrats are overly focused on DACA and overlooking other pressing matters that will be affected by the shutdown.
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The duration of eligibility for unemployment insurance in any given state won't be affected by the legislation moving through Congress.
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But the vast majority of truckers would not be affected by the change in so-called pass-through business taxes.
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The decision could be affected by further internal discussions and additional data the plane maker may submit to the regulator.
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But the pace of AWS's enterprise growth could be affected by the coronavirus, according to D.A. Davidson's analyst Tom Forte.
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" Trump later clarified that trade "would in no way be affected by the 30-day restriction on travel to Europe.
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The agency said it expects that around 20 to 25 people a year will be affected by the rule change.
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The administration published a list of goods that will be affected by the changes starting September 1st and December 15th.
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Internal and freight flights will not be affected by the decision, the statement quoted the civil aviation minister as saying.
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Swiss authorities didn't make clear whether events at the United Nations offices in Geneva would be affected by the ban.
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It matters whether you know what you are talking about, and whether you will genuinely be affected by the outcome.
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Scientists even made an interactive tool that shows how more than 290 cities might be affected by certain glaciers melting.
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The company has about 21,000 employees companywide and several thousand workers that it says may be affected by the hurricane.
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Ms. Balleby said the couple's marriage and the queen's work would not be affected by Henrik's change of burial plans.
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Then Bauer chimed in: More musings about how spin rate might be affected by bubble gum or pine tar followed.
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The chairman added that he's unsure of how the Senate's schedule will be affected by the House's impeachment of Trump.
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Current numbers suggest 30 million Americans will be affected by eating disorders during their lifetime, and it's not only anorexia.
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The Wall Street Journal said that 300 people would be affected by broader cuts that include paring back bond trading.
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As Vox's Alex Ward has reported, about half of all 50 states would be affected by the planned funding shifts.
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Yoshihiko Katsukawa, a managing executive officer, told reporters that 500 companies were now known to be affected by the tampering.
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Other companies that could be affected by the tariff include Kraft-Heinz, General Mills and Hershey, the analyst note said.
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French organization Enterprises de Voyage said that about 2000,245 French tourists could be affected by the bankruptcy of Thomas Cook.
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French organization Entreprises de Voyage said that about 5003,000 French tourists could be affected by the bankruptcy of Thomas Cook.
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A number of companies that would be affected by the proposed tariffs saw a sharp decrease in their stock values.
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It said EDF was checking other reactors that could be affected by the faulty parts and would replace any found.
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The US government has sought public comment on the proposed list of goods that would be affected by the tariffs.
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One source at Lakshmi Vilas, who asked to remain anonymous, said the merger would not be affected by the investigation.
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Some of the lobbying on NAFTA is coming from individual regions that would be affected by changes to the deal.
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"The livelihood of people should not be affected by this," Chief Justice Jagdish Singh Khehar said in explaining the decision.
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The National Parks may be affected by the government shutdown, but the American wilderness shines in a new photography show.
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Correction: This story has been updated to clarify the number of people who will be affected by the storm Sunday.
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Claims data for North Carolina continued to be affected by Hurricane Florence, while Hurricane Michael impacted those for Florida and Georgia.
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Still, it's not clear just how many users might actually be affected by similar problems with their Apple Watch Series 3.
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But others, like rhinovirus (one cause of the common cold), did not seem to be affected by the weather or season.
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BBC points out that this means hundreds of thousands of pets and pet owners could be affected by the new regulation.
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South African Richardson, however, is confident that the sixth World Twenty20, which starts on Tuesday, will not be affected by it.
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However, Jones tells PEOPLE there aren't any businesses close enough to his makeshift shop to be affected by any loose hairs.
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He said other regions would be affected by the global reorganisation but declined to say how many jobs were at stake.
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" He says Trump "doesn&apost seem to be affected by the moral outrage that comes from his behavior and his policies.
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Rosenbach's attorney Phillip Bock pointed to Illinois' AIDS Confidentiality Act as another statute that could be affected by the court's decision.
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The unions say 5 million government employees in 24 states and the District of Columbia would be affected by this ruling.
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"Children who move from a country to another will inevitably be affected by a change in the school system," he said.
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Where it stands: About 179,000 PG&E customers will be affected by the blackout that began Wednesday, the Washington Post reports.
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But he's not the only candidate in the Democratic field who will be affected by Sanders' heart attack in the race.
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Up to 3,000 people on Manus Island, Nauru or in Australia undergoing medical treatment could be affected by the proposed laws.
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Brasil Plural analysts considered an acquisition would be negative for B2W, as its cash flow would be affected by Netshoes losses.
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Thai exports, including food, electronics, automobiles and parts, could be affected by U.S. anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties, he said.
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Impact on the ground The government estimates up to 330 million people could currently be affected by the dry climate conditions.
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Bumble is another competitor that may be affected by Facebook's new service, but the company says it's "thrilled" about today's news.
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ClassPass says that these changes were all driven by their customers, but studios will certainly be affected by the overhaul, too.
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He said other regions would be affected by the global reorganization but declined to say how many jobs were at stake.
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A study conducted on mice found that adult brain cells' learning and memory functions could be affected by the Zika virus.
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Regions with significantly under-utilized manufacturing capacity which could be affected by job cuts included India and Brazil, another source said.
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When contacted by CNBC, several other Wall Street analysts were unaware that the graphics cards would be affected by the tariffs.
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Delta Air Lines has capped fares and eliminated change fees for passengers in cities that will be affected by Hurricane Michael.
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"If both sides want to continue such cooperation, I don't think it would be affected by any third party," he said.
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The Chinese domestic bond market is set to be affected by the negative sentiment through a spillover effect, according to analysts.
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But it warned British businesses and their staff to seek legal advice on how they might be affected by U.S. sanctions.
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"If you have a fixed-rate mortgage your monthly mortgage payments should not be affected by any market volatility," Wealthfront explains.
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Rail terminals, which move some of the refined fuels, could be affected by the closures, but it's still uncertain, Reuters reports.
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Some of these storylines will no doubt be affected by the arrival of Perry's mother, played by the iconic Meryl Streep.
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NICE estimates that about one in five new treatments could be affected by the threshold, which drug producers view as arbitrary.
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Indeed, were it deep enough (100 metres or so), such a submarine reactor would not even be affected by passing storms.
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The CBI wants post-Brexit Britain to keep some role in setting rules that it will continue to be affected by.
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The court in Granada said the first born was evaluated by psychologists and would not be affected by seeing his father.
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HSBC declined to clarify which clients would be affected by the change beyond describing the policy as impacting some Chinese nationals.
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In addition, millions of undocumented immigrants who are already in the United States will be affected by the president's two Jan.
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I am supposed to go out and find out if somebody is going to be affected by this health-care law.
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The Dutch Airline Pilots Association has said at least 11 flights stand to be affected by the strike in the Netherlands.
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The quality of caregiver-child attachment can be affected by everything from facial expressions to the type of touch caregivers provide.
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Voestalpine has said that only up to around three percent of its revenue could be affected by the U.S. tariff move.
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Critics say they are often sent too widely, sowing fear among people unlikely to be affected by the threat in question.
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The CBC reported that Hussen said dual citizens of Canada and the U.S. should not be affected by the executive order.
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We'll have to wait and see how the rest of the modding community continues to be affected by these legal proceedings.
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Wildfires lead to widespread health concerns Even Californians who never saw the flames could be affected by the wildfires' health hazards.
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Although the upcoming HiSilicon Kirin 985 isn't believed to be affected by this ban, that's not the case for future chipsets.
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Democrats also argued that it's important to know how Trump might be affected by any tax-reform legislation that Congress considers.
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Happier shareholders Business conditions — and stock prices — can and will be affected by all kinds of macro-economic conditions and cycles.
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Meanwhile, roughly three-quarters of business owners said that they believe their businesses are unlikely to be affected by a cyberattack.
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While more than 74 million people are enrolled in Medicaid, only a small fraction would be affected by the work requirement.
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Morgan Stanley said Altice's cash flow would be affected by the company's relatively high debt levels and recent share price slump.
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But they had also expressed concern that their son might be affected by racial targeting in the aftermath of the episode.
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Such personnel and their activities across agencies should be considered "essential" so they will not be affected by future government shutdowns.
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However, the study said the outlook could be affected by a strong U.S. dollar, lower oil prices or a global recession.
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"LGBT travellers may be affected by legislation passed recently in the states of North Carolina and Mississippi," the Foreign Office said.
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Regulators had to weigh input from companies that could be affected by the changes as well as from the general public.
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He dismissed the idea that the tone of a Senate hearing with Ms. Bresch would be affected by her family connection.
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But the strike by the pilots shows how some segments of its logistics network could still be affected by organized labor.
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In the initial stages of the new program, only a small number of sellers will be affected by the storage limit.
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German airport association ADV said in a statement that about 220,000 passengers are likely to be affected by cancellations and delays.
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Regions with significantly under-utilised manufacturing capacity which could be affected by job cuts included India and Brazil, another source said.
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Indonesian President Joko Widodo said on Sunday that other social media platforms will not be affected by the government's latest move.
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Security is expected to be tight, and the atmosphere will almost certainly be affected by the tragic deaths of 22 people.
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Around 30,000 workers globally will be affected by the week-long shutdown, which will take place in either May and June.
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Anyone buying or selling stocks, bonds, foreign exchange, commodities or exchange-traded funds (ETFs) will be affected by the new standards.
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The agency said that most homeopathic remedies will not be affected by the newly proposed policy and will remain on shelves.
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For example, agricultural commodity investing involves understanding how yields of particular crops may be affected by changes in seasonal weather patterns.
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It is a highly personal decision that can be affected by your health and life expectancy and other sources of income.
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The BOJ will also carefully watch market and global economic developments, including how they will be affected by the election outcome.
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The turbulent debate about the government's control over women's bodies may be affected by yet another unspooling scandal about women's health.
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The Department of Homeland Security estimates that as many as 382,000 people would be affected by the new rule each year.
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The first thing they did was direct all prices to be frozen in areas likely to be affected by the storm.
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The ruling specifically cites Semenya as an affected athlete, but Niyonsaba has said she, too, will be affected by the decisionisaffected.
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The stakes for the team, whose incomes and professional and national team futures will be affected by the result, are high.
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Critics say alerts are often sent too widely, sowing fear among people unlikely to be affected by the threat in question.
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Health experts say America's incarcerated population of 2.3 million — the largest in the world — will inevitably be affected by the epidemic.
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But the participation of F-22 stealth jets will not be affected by the North Korean protest, the South's military said.
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Apple is hardly the only electronics company — most of which have final assembly in China — to be affected by the tariffs.
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The city estimated that nearly half of the businesses that would be affected by the tax are in tech and finance.
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Regardless of which camp you fall into, we will all be affected by the preventative actions our society collectively takes today.
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Most businesses that could be affected by the tax overhaul "will not have to be encouraged to engage," Mr. Reynolds said.
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At the time, Lowe&aposs did not comment on how many employees would be affected by the cancellation of the allowance.
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WADA officials have said Russia's hosting of four Euro 2020 matches, including a quarterfinal, would not be affected by the recommendations.
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Most of this would not be affected by a chaotic Brexit, but some agreements that make trading easier might be void.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR BAY's Support Rating could be affected by any decline in BTMU's propensity to support BAY.
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Mr. Britt, the Spartanburg County councilman and business executive, said his business continued to be affected by Mr. Trump's steel tariffs.
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But he said he does not believe longtime smokers would be affected by an increase, even one as high as $1.65.
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"Both consumer and business confidence remain low and are also likely to be affected by political developments in December," Kganyago said.
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At Disneyland Paris, attendance plunged 14 percent, to 9.8 million, as tourism across Europe continued to be affected by terrorism fears.
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Notably, Bloomberg only mentions a couple of Apple's pre-installed apps that would be affected by the change: Safari and Mail.
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CEO Marc Benioff said on an call with analysts Tuesday that he doesn't expect Salesforce's business to be affected by coronavirus.
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Rochester's parishes are separately incorporated and should not be affected by the bankruptcy filing, according to a statement on its website.
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FRANCE French organization Entreprises de Voyage said that about 5003,000 French tourists could be affected by the bankruptcy of Thomas Cook.
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The jet will reportedly be staffed with medical personnel in order to assist individuals who might be affected by the coronavirus.
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The first step is to figure out if you are likely to be affected by the $10,000 limit on SALT deductions.
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Chuck Grassley, said China trade talks and the USMCA will continue as planned and won't be affected by the impeachment inquiry.
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However, the oil giant's bottom line continues to be affected by costs related to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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Shares of companies seen to be affected by budget measures had a mixed response on Wednesday, in a flat overall market .
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The idea is that the urban landscape is a kind of physical body whose energy can be affected by pressure points.
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In its list of consumer products that could be affected by these tariffs, Walmart included gas grills, Christmas lights, and bicycles.
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Even those firms that already have those legal mechanisms approved by regulators could be affected by a privacy complaint, sources said.
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Beyond the world of work, health care systems will probably be affected by aging populations and be forced to adapt accordingly.
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"Those kinds of impediments probably aren't going to be affected by changing interest rates, but might be affected in other ways."
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Most importantly, they have an electrical charge, which can be affected by electrical fields like the ones that exist in thunderstorms.
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Brazilian officials on Thursday said planning for the Olympics is well advanced and would not be affected by any personnel changes.
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You have to maintain the focus to try to be like a rock, pushing yourself to not be affected by things.
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Some employees may be offered positions at nearby stores, but Macy's estimated that 103,900 workers would be affected by the closings.
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Arielle Duhaime-Ross traveled to Iowa to see how the wind power industry could be affected by Trump's latest executive order.
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The UNHCR estimates that around 20,000 refugees worldwide would be affected by the hold on the U.S. resettlement program, Grandi said.
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To be sure, they are really big margins, with tremendous human cost: Millions of people would be affected by the Republican cuts.
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Meanwhile, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said in a memo to employees that nearly 200 employees abroad would be affected by the move.
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Correction: This story was revised to give the correct tax year that would be affected by repeal of the individual mandate penalty.
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On April 29, Venus enters Taurus, bringing blessings to the sector of you chart that will be affected by the Mercury retrograde.
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Most (214 percent) who don't do business with China generally don't expect to be affected by trade policy in the next year.
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It is unclear how the joint venture will be affected by the Commerce Department decision to stop US sales to the companies.
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"Investment is more likely to be affected by the level of clarity that governments provide on support schemes," spokesman Oliver Joy said.
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Some of the anti-vax videos on YouTube are genuine conspiracies, and those are likely to be affected by YouTube's recent tweaks.
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Videos that autoplay after you finish watching a previous video, like on YouTube or Netflix, also won't be affected by the block.
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"None of those will be affected by our relations with the treaties of the European Union, as you would expect," he said.
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At hedge fund Svelland Capital in London, one strategy is to focus on petroleum products likely to be affected by the rules.
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Bobby Scott, a Virginia Democrat, first raised concerns in July that half a million kids could be affected by the proposed rule.
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It's unclear how many people would be affected by this decision but advocates put it in the thousands and denounced the decision.
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The company operates in the Eagle Ford shale region of Texas, parts of which are expected to be affected by the storm.
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"Economic growth continued to be affected by extreme weather conditions and weak external demand," the central bank said in its policy statement.
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The rating may be affected by significant stress that causes large defaults among the transaction's corporate exposure, which Fitch does not expect.
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My hope, and I think it is true, is that the business wouldn't be affected by the changes in my personal life.
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The figures exclude South Africa, where President Jacob Zuma said last month that 2.7 million households would be affected by the drought.
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We're just getting better at detecting them, and an increasing number of people are in areas likely to be affected by them.
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About 105 families in the United States will be affected by the policy change, and 55 of them are with international organizations.
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A large portion of the East Coast will certainly be affected by at least a tropical storm, according to the Weather Channel.
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They can be affected by inaccurate assumptions, including the risks, uncertainties and assumptions described in the filings made by INTL FCStone Inc.
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The following stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Thursday: The Norwegian rig firm reported results above forecasts.
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According to iFixit, iPhone 6 can also be affected by Touch Disease, although the problem is more prevalent on iPhone 6 Pluses.
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In its list of consumer products that could be affected by these tariffs, Walmart included gas grills, bicycles, Christmas lights and bicycles.
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The utility warned last week that output at the plant could be affected by the low flow rate of the Rhone river.
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As that light from the early universe streams across the cosmos, it can be affected by the regions that it's passing through.
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Hof, whose half a dozen brothels will be affected by the measure, derided the effort as political retribution tied to his opponent.
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Modeling which parts of the world will be affected by mosquitos is tricky, in part because lots of factors affect their spread.
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Another camp, Sacred Stone, sits on the opposite side of the river and will not be affected by the Army Corps decision.
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The coffees arrive without any obvious identifiers, letting you do a blind taste (and not be affected by your own coffee biases).
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More re: "click gap" these are some examples of the content that would be affected by the new News Feed ranking pic.twitter.
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Those same groups are also more likely to be affected by stricter voting laws around the country, such as new ID mandates.
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The outcome would not be affected by Britain's vote to leave the European Union although it would delay the process, he added.
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The company said that Friday's chartered flight for the president's trip to Panama and Paraguay will not be affected by the strike.
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While a downgrade is not expected by analysts, the "stable" outlook could be affected by political risk and an ailing banking system.
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Campa-Najjar points out that America's largest illegal immigration problem is people who overstay visas, who wouldn't be affected by the wall.
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"At this time we believe most people will not be affected by this issue," Shuren said on a conference call with reporters.
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Facebook and other social media stocks could be affected by the tone of senators grilling Zuckerberg as well as by his answers.
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"Every American will be affected by this bill, [but] not a single American will be able to testify on this bill," Rep.
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About 20 hotels will be affected by the law, according to Dhruv Patel, president of Ridgemont Hospitality, which operates two of them.
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" When asked how the department's many holdings would be affected by climate change, MacGregor said, "I recognize that the climate is changing.
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"Thats not a concern at this time," Wolters said, noting that the radar would not be affected by the S-400 system.
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This doesn't seem like such a big deal to most people, and I suspect few Americans will be affected by this change.
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Achmea spokesman Stefan Kloet declined to comment on how many customers could be affected by the ruling, or for how many months.
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The profits and valuations of so-called on-demand technology companies would be affected by a determination that these workers are employees.
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The group says that hundreds of thousands of migrants could be affected by the crackdown -- Beijing is home to 3 million migrants.
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Another approach ShiftLabs is taking is to identify and redirect workers toward professions that are less likely to be affected by automation.
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The French bank said its fourth-quarter results would be affected by tough market conditions and the impact of some asset sales.
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Turkey retaliated, vowing sanctions on U.S. officials, though it was unclear if any administration officials would be affected by the reciprocal measure.
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He indicated that "areas of the business that do not directly support our core business goals" would be affected by the cuts.
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"Everything is so intertwined, we can't help but realize that we'll also be affected by the outcome of this election," she said.
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And even if that doesn't happen in your lifetime, all labor will be affected by automation—in ways we can't even imagine.
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Portions of the government funded in the five previous bills, which Trump signed in September, would not be affected by a shutdown.
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More still will be affected by how the pollinating insects and herbivores they rely on react to the severe changes as well.
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Launch numbers could be affected by players not believing the game is ready to play, and therefore not being willing to pay.
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There's isn't any data out there that gives a clear picture of how people of color would be affected by arming teachers.
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The skin of your vulva and vaginal walls can be affected by the same dermatological issues as other parts of your body.
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But the Tigers' lofty strength-of-schedule ranking is certain to be affected by Coppin State's No. 330 ranking by the RPI.
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Four million people and nearly 70 percent of today's Arctic infrastructure will be affected by thawing permafrost by 2050, the report found.
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More than 9,400 workers will be affected by rolling temporary layoffs that began in late June and are to run into August.
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Citizens of roughly 40 countries to which the United States ordinarily grants visa-free travel will not be affected by the requirement.
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Some American mobile networks also use Huawei gear, while other U.S. companies have said their revenue will be affected by the blacklist.
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Unilever employs about 7,300 people in Britain and 3,100 in the Netherlands; none are expected to be affected by the structural change.
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It's unclear how many workers will be affected by the change at Citi, which has a larger global footprint than its peers.
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Earlier Thursday, Microsoft estimated that 27 of its workers — from engineers to sales associates — would be affected by the change to DACA.
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Such traits are thought to be affected by possibly hundreds of genes acting in concert, and affected in turn by the environment.
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It's not the first time it's been pointed out that men and women's brains could be affected by age in different ways.
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When it comes to employment and wages, though, women don't seem to be affected by the views of other women around them.
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Its ongoing share buy-back programme as well as proposed dividends for 2019 would not be affected by this decision, Maersk said.
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Likewise, creditors and landlords will be affected by a moratorium, which would force them to float small businesses in the short term.
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One surprising result was that rates of chronic hypertension did not appear to be affected by changes in obesity or maternal smoking.
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For years, I'd just accepted there would be times when my emotions and mood could be affected by the pain and hormones.
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But policies for next year, at least, are unlikely to be affected by the litigation, said Mr. Rae at the Kaiser foundation.
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Ms. Auinger-Sutterlüty, the Kunsthistorisches Museum spokeswoman, said the institution's day-to-day running would not be affected by Mr. Schmidt's decision.
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The city-state is a big regional player in the gold trade, and exports can be affected by sharp swings in value.
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It's impossible not to be affected by the long pauses in Untouchable's interviews, when women must pause, collect themselves, and keep talking.
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It is literally impossible for him to not be affected by the swirl of stories, lawsuits and leaks around him right now.
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One joint project off the eastern coast of Russia will not be affected by the exit, spokesmen for both companies told Reuters.
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That lease, and 42 leases in the Beaufort Sea that cover about 200,000 acres, will not be affected by the Obama announcement.
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One joint project off the eastern coast of Russia will not be affected by the exit, spokesmen for both companies told Reuters.
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Approximately 1.4 million Americans who identify as members of the trans community would be affected by the change, according to the Times.
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Carriers also waived fees for changing flights, baggage and for in-cabin pets for travelers who could be affected by the storm.
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"The biggest lesson I've learned is to think harder about all the people who might be affected by any tweet," he wrote.
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Hundreds of thousands of Central Americans and others were expected to be affected by the restrictions that went into place in July.
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In a Department of Labor and Industry posting from August, it shows approximately 112 employees would be affected by the plant's closure.
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So how I curate the costumes from the 1920s must to some extent be affected by my viewpoint as a contemporary woman.
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Also, have a clear plan that's communicated to your workers on how their payroll and leave would be affected by a disaster.
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Many studies point to the fact that happiness is not only fleeting, but can be affected by any number of trivial things.
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He also advises homeowners with mortgage loans to reevaluate their loan type to ensure that they won't be affected by rate changes.
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Pay for military personnel will not be affected by Trump's decree; instead, US troops are due a 2.6% pay increase next year.
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As many as 362,000 Americans could be affected by these rules by the end of this calendar year, according to the IRS.
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So trade dispute, if China is severely affected by the U.S. tariff then our exports might be affected by those trade disputes.
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It said products from the Apple Watch to MacMini would be affected by the proposed tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods.
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In developing countries, it's estimated that one in every four couples could be affected by infertility, according to the World Health Organization.
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They are also are waiving change fees, baggage and in-cabin pet fees for travelers who could be affected by the storm.
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They have a shorter wheelbase and they have smaller wheels, so they're going to be affected by any defects in the pavement.
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As Vox's Alex Ward has reported, about half of all 50 states are set to be affected by the planned funding shifts.
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But it said the operational performance of its Cabin branch continued to be affected by problems with lavatories for the Airbus A350.
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Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said the joint Russian-Iranian project at Fordo would not be affected by Tehran's latest move.
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A spokesman for Teachers' Retirement System, Illinois' biggest fund, said benefits and investment operations would not be affected by any payment delay.
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Small business owners in the retail trade industry are some of the most concerned: 30% say they will be affected by Brexit.
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A character asks about how her happiness might be affected by stepping through the "Anti-Door," a portal to an alternate universe.
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Because many people have short attention spans online, they can easily be affected by information that looks like something it is not.
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VICE News asks British voters why they're voting to leave the European Union and how they will be affected by the vote.
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"That's not a concern at this time," Wolters said, noting that the radar would not be affected by the S-400 system.
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Marriott announced Friday that up to 500 million people might be affected by a data breach of the Starwood properties guest reservation system.
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Instead, the government will reinitiate consultations with all 117 indigenous groups that would be affected by the project, he told a news conference.
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The more interesting conversation being had now is about everything outside the car that will be affected by the transition to self-driving.
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The truth is that we will all be affected by the loss of our boys every day for the rest of our lives.
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There are 200 external government-funded projects that use fetal tissue that will not be affected by the decision, an HHS spokeswoman said.
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On Saturday, the South — as far east as the upper Mississippi Valley — could be affected by light freezing rain or sleet and snow.
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Oprah isn't the only star to be affected by the mudslides -- which have killed at least 15 people in Southern California so far.
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Public transport, schools and banks in Brazil's largest cities are expected to be affected by Friday's 24-hour strike called by the unions.
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They also won't be affected by a new way of calculating payment processing fees, although they can choose to opt into that system.
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"Nike has a broader exposure here because of the uniform rights, but everybody has the potential to be affected by this," Powell said.
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But that money was largely given to the working poor and to students, some 800,000 of whom would be affected by the cuts.
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PG&E said about 597,000 customers would be affected by the outage that began Tuesday as more fierce winds moved through the state.
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Law professor and director of the CLEAR project Ramzi Kassem clarifies the rules in place and who stands to be affected by them.
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The agency said at the time that it expected around 20 to 25 people a year would be affected by the new rule.
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Saudi Arabia came 39th, a placing that "could potentially be affected" by the unfolding story of missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Zahidi said.
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Soft drinks, juices, yogurt drinks and instant coffee would all be affected by the new regulation, the ministry said in a press release.
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Though women might experience a disproportionate impact, it's hard to imagine a group in society who wouldn't be affected by such a change.
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Projected margins may also be affected by the growth in preferred/narrow networks, as WBA sacrifices margin for network inclusion to drive volume.
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This could be affected by the larger trends affecting confidence in many major U.S. institutions, which began to decline in 2005, per Gallup.
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Not every single query will be affected by BERT, it's just the latest of many different tools Google uses to rank search results.
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LVMH said according to its French and Italian lawyers, none of the positions held by Belloni would be affected by the Consob decision.
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It also added that it did not expect TC Energy Corp's proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline to be affected by the election results.
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According to an estimate from the Congressional Budget Office, more than 2,000 people a year would be affected by that "safety valve" expansion.
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Even those that are not changing their behaviour because of the prospect of Brexit will be affected by its reality in 18 months.
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More than 832 people died, with the death toll expected to rise and many others believed to be affected by rubble and landslides.
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On Friday the CDC forecast that more than 10,000 pregnancies this year in Puerto Rico could be affected by Zika infections -- ten thousand.
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All third-party apps will be affected by similar changes starting tomorrow, so even if you don't use Tweetbot, you aren't spared. Damn.
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If people are reminded how their lives could be affected by nuclear weapons, they might be more likely to push for nuclear disarmament.
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Mr. Hunt said he didn't believe that the wildlife would be affected by the standoff or the influx of news media covering it.
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Both companies' programmes to develop autonomous technology will be affected by the outcome of this lawsuit, which could go to trial in October.
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Those who are held by counties under contracts and still considered to be state prisoners will not be affected by the new law.
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Kirsten Gillibrand invited a transgender Navy lieutenant commander who would be affected by Trump's ban on transgender Americans serving in the military. Sen.
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Other foreign mining companies operating in Zambia to be affected by the planned tariff migration include Glencore , Vedanta Resources, Barrick Gold and Jinchuan.
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The company's dividend policy will not be affected by the deal and GSK still expects to pay 80 pence a share in 2018.
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This guide will provide information on how children with sensory-processing issues may be affected by certain attractions and areas of the park.
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Holders of business and visitor visas will be affected by the move — amounting to almost 3.6 million applicants per year, the proposal estimates.
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The National Park Service is an agency run by the Interior Department and would be affected by the White House's proposed budget cuts.
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"Human productivity… does seem to be affected by temperatures outside the normal ranges that people are acclimatized to," Bowen went on to add.
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Corporations across the country reacted with concern to the proposal, aware that members of their workforces could be affected by the new restrictions.
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At a two-day hearing held last month, the ITC heard from a number of groups that would be affected by the deal.
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Colonial's system east of Lake Charles, Louisiana, continues to operate, but the company has warned that deliveries would be affected by reduced supplies.
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The news follows Apple saying in a letter earlier this month that many of its products would be affected by the proposed tariff.
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Unlike Alfred Angelo, which shut down last year without telling soon-to-be brides, David's Bridal customers won't be affected by the bankruptcy.
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At the time, Uber estimated that roughly 85033,000 drivers would be affected by the Austin decision — potentially putting them out of a job.
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However, frontline employees, which include pilots, flight attendants, customer-service and gate agents, would not be affected by the impending changes, she said.
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Higher consumer confidence also helps, which may be affected by the president, but that's a much less direct outcome than, say, tax changes.
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Dozens of artists could be affected by his decisions, said Christine Steiner, a lawyer who has worked with some of the gallery's artists.
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It's estimated that about one in every four couples in developing countries could be affected by infertility, according to the World Health Organization.
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Households and businesses across the country will be affected by the legislation, which chopped the corporate rate from 2202 percent to 2628 percent.
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But that's just the immediate conflict: The entire world would be affected by nuclear disaster in the months, years, and decades to come.
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"It passed last time because there was at least a question that other entities could be affected by the language," the spokesman said.
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The news follows Apple saying in a letter earlier this month that many of its products would be affected by the proposed tariff.
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In fact, all companies with loans or debt securities on their books will be affected by CECL, like automakers with large lending operations.
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When removing snow from populated areas, the researchers advise not to dump snow in "sensitive areas" that could be affected by microplastic contamination.
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The service says that more than $20 billion, including $5.6 billion for operations and maintenance, could be affected by an extended continuing resolution.
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Companies that could be affected by the tax bill are medical device makers and pharmaceutical makers, which have a lot of intellectual property.
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Meanwhile, Republican politicians from districts where high percentages of taxpayers will be affected by the cap are wary of making the cap permanent.
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The Nature Conservancy estimates that an area the size of Minnesota could be affected by the development of new energy facilities by 2040.
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But the new study represents the first time that scientists have found the system to be affected by sleep deprivation, Dr. Hanlon said.
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Shares in China's major sugar producers jumped on Monday as investors worried supplies of the sweetener could be affected by the super typhoon.
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Diqee also manufactures vacuums sold under other brands, as well, and researchers suspect that those devices would also be affected by the vulnerability.
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At the doorway, we remove our sneakers and don slippers, even though the floors are concrete and unlikely to be affected by shoes.
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Ads in native mobile and desktop apps are mostly immune as they have no extensions (and can't be affected by browser plug-ins).
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Based only on reported data in Crunchbase, the Midwest appears to be affected by the same phenomenon as the rest of the country.
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The AIDS Action Council has reached out to those who might be affected by the scheme to come in if they need help.
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Most students live off-campus — 87 percent — but even prospective students who plan to live in dorms can be affected by shaky statistics.
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Some upcoming Hollywood movies with global appeal could be affected by the coronavirus at the box office, especially if China's theaters remain closed.
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How businesses will be affected by the loss of workers, who include engineers, teachers, health care providers and other professionals, is also unknown.
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"I fear that many will go uninsured," Mr. Kreidler said, while noting that some plans would not be affected by the president's action.
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Tens of thousands of workers could be affected by the furloughs as demand dries up for travel because of the growing coronavirus pandemic.
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Instead of being insulated, small companies are actually more likely than larger ones to be affected by investors' new worry: rising interest rates.
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There are nearly 400 California-based companies on the Russell 3000 with all-male boards that could be affected by the new law.
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Front Burner When it comes to barrel-aging spirits, the final product will be affected by whatever was previously sequestered in the barrel.
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The University of Miami hurricane researcher Brian McNoldy told the AP that "a lot of people are going to be affected" by Dorian.
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The nonprofit South Florida Wildlife Center is in Fort Lauderdale, which is in the cone area that might be affected by the hurricane.
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"Older homes were built at lower elevations and are more apt to be affected by severe flooding from storms and hurricanes," he said.
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Third, polls after certain events can be affected by a phenomenon called differential non-response rates, as Jeff Stein explained earlier this year.
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The 16 brain regions correspond to areas, such as the prefrontal cortex, thought to be affected by problems like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.
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As many as 70 schools with large endowments could be affected by that tax, depending on which version of the bill is adopted.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff said on the company's latest call with analysts that the company won't be affected by the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
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The project's budget is believed to be tens of millions of dollars, and dozens of local contractors will be affected by the suspension.
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The island nation's Formula One Championship race is not the only sports event to be affected by the growing number of coronavirus cases.
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The project's budget is believed to be tens of millions of dollars, and dozens of local contractors will be affected by the suspension.
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University of Miami hurricane researcher Brian McNoldy told the AP that "a lot of people are going to be affected" by Hurricane Dorian.
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Mr. Fitzgerald said sororities at Michigan do not normally host parties at their houses, so they would not be affected by the suspension.
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"It's negative or less negative — there is no positive" scenario for New York homeowners who will be affected by the changes, he said.
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The agency will offer bus and ferry services to accommodate some of the thousands of riders who will be affected by the disruptions.
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Officials estimated that more than 2,400 structures would be affected by the flooding, but the exact extent of the physical damage remains unclear.
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It said "only a subset of the jobs" in the health insurance industry and related sectors would be affected by Medicare for all.
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A second new rule, meanwhile, is due to come into effect from November 3rd, although that too could be affected by court rulings.
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Other industries dependent on immigrants, including healthcare, agriculture, and technology, will also be affected by the Trump administration's anti-immigration rhetoric and policy.
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Carriers are also waiving fees for changing flights, baggage and for in-cabin pets for travelers who could be affected by the storm.
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