JetBlue on Wednesday reduced fares ... capping them at $159.
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Real estate stocks fell, capping the gains on the benchmark.
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The targets are too important to fail, capping the downside.
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These include capping assets at their 2017 level of $1.95trn.
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Capping rates at 15% would significantly reduce unintentional consumer indebtedness.
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Kufrin celebrated her engagement to Yrigoyen, capping the Monday, Aug.
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The case for capping all prison sentences at 20 years
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And she's capping off the year in the best way.
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Capping gains was industrial firm Intertek, which slipped 3.2 percent.
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Iran has been the main stumbling block for capping production.
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Still, growing U.S. crude supplies have been capping price gains.
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It follows a February order capping prices of cardiac stents.
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U.S. producers are not party to any agreements capping production.
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S. trade tensions kept investors on edge, capping the rebound.
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Kroger is capping purchases of cold, flu and sanitary products.
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Ample global wheat stocks hung over the markets, capping rallies.
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We really should be capping our warming to 1.5 degrees.
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And in 1978, homevoters passed Proposition 13, capping property taxes.
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Capping hospital spending raises concerns about harming quality and access.
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Capping gains were concerns whether China's recovery phase would sustain.
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These include capping assets at $1.95trn, their level in 2017.
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What about the public safety case against capping prison sentences?
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Senate confirms Robert Wilkie as VA secretary , capping contentious selection process.
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U.S. stocks saw gains for November, capping a month of volatility.
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Palladium is used mainly in emissions-capping catalytic converters for automobiles.
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Hillary Clinton, by contrast, does not propose capping national health spending.
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But the struggling economy and Brexit uncertainty are also capping turnover.
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The curbs could include capping their investment in the stock market.
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Capping deductions at 220006 percent would reduce that deduction to $2202.
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Conversely, real estate stocks fell, capping the gains on the index.
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But the thing is Netflix started capping videos five years ago.
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Capping awards and granting more immunity does nothing to protect patients.
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So in his paper, he suggested capping thickness at 1 inch.
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If you're running and just capping off rounds wildly, that's forbidden.
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Simplify your finances by capping the number of accounts you have.
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Then the senators signed an "oath book," capping the somber proceeding.
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Each trend is capping how much economies can grow, Williams said.
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The Nasdaq lost 1.2%, capping its worst week since March. 4.
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Proposals regarding warehousing services: — Changes to queue-based rent capping (QBRC).
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Eventually, I started capping out at a little over 23 seconds.
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Some airlines have committed to capping the prices of remaining direct flights.
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But bearish monthly soy crushing data hung over the market, capping gains.
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Meanwhile, metal prices also dipped, capping gains in the basic resources sector.
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Dallas already did an excellent job capping a freeway for a park.
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Corentin Brustlein of IFRI, a French think-tank, suggests capping glider numbers.
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But healthcare stocks rose 0.8 percent, capping the losses on the benchmark.
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But the fundamental proposal — capping federal Medicaid spending — looks likely to remain.
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U.S. stocks rallied on Friday, capping a choppy, losing month for markets.
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The legislation also dramatically restructures the Medicaid program by capping federal payments.
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The bill also restructures the Medicaid program l by capping federal payments.
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The optimistic projections emphasize the major long-term advantages of capping emissions.
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Aside from security concerns, growing U.S. crude supplies are capping price gains.
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One option is capping the tax exemption for employer-sponsored healthcare coverage.
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Capping phone rates will provide little check on a $1.2 billion industry.
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Capping Medicaid spending was a staple of the GOP ObamaCare repeal plans.
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"I felt that capping the rates was very important," Ms. Cody said.
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U.S. stocks rose on Wednesday, capping off a strong start to 2018.
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Retail stocks fell sharply on Tuesday, capping gains in the broader market.
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Capping the gains, gold stocks dropped nearly 2% on lower bullion prices.
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Also capping gold's upside were signs of still-steady global economic growth.
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Capping the SALT deduction lessens this generous subsidy being extended to states.
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This murky, but sizeable, chunk of output could keep Nigeria from capping.
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Capping federal loans can help keep students from taking on excessive debt.
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Seconds later, he kisses Ana, officially capping off their night of firsts. Cute!
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Now the trend line acts as a resistance feature capping any future rises.
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Capping the night with a glass of wine always makes me ridiculously tired.
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The Dow declined 355 points, or 1.4%, capping its sixth straight losing week.
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Jurors convicted Lodzinski after four hours of deliberations, capping an eight-week trial.
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Specifically, it appeared that the company was capping video-download speeds at 10Mbps.
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So capping films at PG-13 and "common sense guidelines" are "completely appropriate".
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But reminders of plentiful U.S. grain supplies hung over the market, capping rallies.
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Twitter's user growth gradually petered out, capping at around 300 million last year.
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By March, the Salvation Army was capping what it would offer at $215.
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The weakening operating environment is effectively capping the Saudi banks' VRs at 'a-'.
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Last year, Iran balked at capping its production until virtually the last moment.
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The Nifty IT index fell 0.88 percent, capping gains in the benchmark index.
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The bills also dramatically restructure the Medicaid program overall by capping federal payments.
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The court, though, found that an FCC rule capping interstate rates is permissible.
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We started tackling this issue by capping compensations when you are laid off.
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They took the lead on a Rodriguez jumper, capping an 11-0 run.
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I wrote, before capping my penand charging into the waves with a shout.
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Then, capping the irony, he took a seat on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Republicans are capping state and local tax deductions, sometimes referred to as SALT.
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Double-capping, wearing an inner cap to secure the outer one, is common.
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Democrats tend to argue that capping payments would mean cuts in Medicaid benefits.
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Capping Medicaid does not improve care or access, nor does it lower costs.
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Mercury retrograde ends on Wednesday, capping a period of reflection on your partnerships.
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What happens if more lawmakers succeed in capping interest rates on personal loans?
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But it is another blow to her, capping a frenetic week of setbacks.
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It began capping attendance at 90,000 in 2015, a practice it is continuing.
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Last Friday, the Dow fell 600 points, capping a turbulent week for stocks.
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Indeed, the cost of capping the rate on pass-through income is breathtaking.
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T-Mobile is offering unlimited data for phones but is capping Hotspot usage.
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Those include capping the price of RINs, which currently float based on demand.
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Capping bullion's gains was optimism induced by talk of progress in China-U.
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"You take it," she said, capping her pen and handing me the book.
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"You take it," she said, capping her pen and handing me the book.
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S. employers added 312,2.33 jobs last month, capping a year of robust hiring.
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FQLC, PILOR, QBWR, FOTC and CBIG have all fallen by the wayside with the core pillars of the reform package condensed to LILO (original and enhanced), LORI (load out rate increase), QBRC (queue based rent capping) and now CC (charge capping).
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Yamaguchi was en route to capping off a fairy tale-like rise to stardom.
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Strong scored on a 1-yard run, capping a nine-play, 81-yard drive.
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But AT&T won't let subscribers get fast speeds, capping the plan at 3Mbps.
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The peso fell by more than 7% on August 29th, capping another difficult month.
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Marleau followed 10 seconds later, capping a play that started with another Coyotes turnover.
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Meanwhile, Japanese stocks were higher overnight, capping a 9 percent gain for the week.
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Go deeper: AOC, Bernie Sanders to introduce bill capping credit card interest at 15%
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John McCain got nailed for suggesting capping the tax exclusion in his 2008 campaign.
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It was below 11 earlier this month, capping off a multimonth period of tranquility.
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We're told McCarran is capping the number of birds allowed to park this weekend.
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Capping the gains on the index was industrial firm Intertek , which slipped 3.7 percent.
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Gonzaga scored eight straight points with Tillie capping the run with a 231-pointer.
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Plugging Deepwater Horizon — though it was no simple feat — required capping just one well.
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Regulator Ofgem has proposed capping bills for some of the country's most vulnerable customers.
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As this technology evolves, it starts rippling overseas, goosing output and capping crude prices.
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They include nixing state and local tax deductions, capping mortgage interest deductions, and more.
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Fidel Castro's funeral will be held on Sunday, capping nine days of public mourning.
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Mr. el-Sisi's officials are dictating scripts and capping wages, directors and actors say.
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Enforcing minimum wages or other driver-protection measures would be better than capping service.
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Only Russia, which is capping production alongside OPEC, pumps more than the United States.
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Capping the rally will be interest from oil producers to hedge their future production.
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Insurers may seek to keep rates lower by adding exclusion clauses or capping payouts.
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Separately, the government is consulting on capping early exit charges in occupational pension schemes.
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Expectations of a huge Brazilian soybean crop hung over the market, capping the rally.
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And with snowfall declining, accumulation will be slower, eventually capping the number of avalanches possible.
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Japan's Nikkei however dropped 20.5 percent, though still capping a monthly gain of 268.66 percent.
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Capping off the week will be the advance reading on fourth quarter gross domestic product.
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The change would also end up capping the number of students from any given school.
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However, there is no way of capping the number of digital orders that restaurants receive.
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Her round-capping birdie at No. 210 brought a huge cheer from the home crowd.
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Early Republican proposals have included capping the amount of money states receive for Medicaid programs.
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Naylor also said the company is now capping every or ad break at 90 seconds.
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In 2009, Limbaugh turned on Republicans who had voted for a new carbon capping system.
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However capping bullion's gains was optimism induced by talks of progress in the China-U.
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The last elementary school shuttered last year, capping a long-term exodus of young families.
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For more on this topic, read my case for capping prison sentences at 20 years.
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The Obama administration has proposed capping public service loan forgiveness at $57,500 for all students.
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Stocks dropped sharply today, capping what has been a stomach-churning week for Wall Street.
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Some policymakers in the Netherlands and Uruguay have suggested capping THC content to 15 percent.
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This could leave families, regardless of size, capping out at a maximum benefit of $925.
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A truck transports soil to be used as the baseline layer in the capping process.
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Susan Collins, who offered a carbon-capping bill with Democrat Maria Cantwell in late 2009.
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Elsewhere, biotherapeutics developer CSL Ltd added 1 percent, capping a fourth straight session of gains.
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Utility stocks were a drag on the index, capping gains in financial and consumer staples.
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Scola will carry the flag in the opening ceremony, capping an amazing turn of events.
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Click for more on capping Part D. ON TAP The House is in this morning.
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Jones caught nine passes for 21 yards, capping a record-breaking season for Falcons' superstar.
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Some colleges respond to the public outcry over soaring costs by freezing or capping tuition.
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I just had to make another case; I literally just finished capping all the bottles.
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Carson's request to circumvent a rule capping redecorating expenses for Mr. Carson's office to $5,000.
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President Trump boarded Air Force One Tuesday, capping off his 12-day trip throughout Asia.
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Cody Parkey missed the extra point, capping a miserable day for Miami at MetLife Stadium.
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The national murder rate reached a modern low in 2014, capping a quarter-century decline.
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The GOP favors capping federal contributions to Medicaid, which is now an open-ended entitlement.
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But if they only end up capping the deduction, rates won't come down very much.
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In conclusion... Capping off a rather, um, safe debate night, candidates give their closing statements.
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North Korea: The dangerous denuclearization delusion What a difference a presidential knee-capping can make.
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Risk aversion stemming from these markets could yet hamper dollar gains by capping bond yields.
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Rolling back Medicaid expansion or capping federal funding of Medicaid would take two steps back.
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Liberals have proposed free public programs for children under 5 or capping child care expenses.
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JetBlue responded by capping its prices at $99 for direct flights and waiving certain fees.
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Or of capping a ruptured water line as it sprays mud all over the place?
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Instead, we're capping the number of participants at 800 — and we have approximately 100 spots left.
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Nabavi said strong resistance at $2429.91,280 was capping gold's move higher, along with a stronger dollar.
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McLeod made it 3-3 by capping off a two-on-one rush to the net.
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Republicans, on the other hand, want to curtail federal responsibility for the program by capping funding.
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Colorado starter Jeff Hoffman (1-20) earned his first major league victory, capping an unusual week.
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And if you're preparing to evacuate, several airlines are capping prices for flights out of Florida.
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Britain's opposition Labour Party proposed capping credit card interest payments in a major speech on Monday.
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You propose paying for your plan in part by capping the tax exclusion on employee benefits.
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Those sanctions imposed a ban on the country's textile exports and capping imports of crude oil.
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Capping gains on the tech-heavy index was a 1.5% decline in the Nasdaq Biotechnology index.
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Nashville's Filip Forsberg iced the game with an empty-net goal, capping a two-point night.
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And in Japan, regulators are considering a cost-effectiveness test as a means of capping prices.
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Measures that could yield some results include capping further development of nuclear weapons, he told CNBC.
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Consequently, Waymo is capping the damages at the value of its most valuable compromised trade secret.
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Paying down the deficit, or at least capping it, must be central to the party platform.
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Charge capping is the final part of a multi-piece regulatory jigsaw to fall into place.
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Nick Ahmed's solo shot tied the game, capping the Diamondbacks' second big comeback of the night.
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The former officials' testimony is expected to inform the committee's final report capping the Russia probe.
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Capping these wells, however, is profoundly complicated, especially in the case of the Taylor Energy collapse.
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Click for more on capping Part D. ON TAP The House and Senate meet later today.
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Aside from capping drug payments, Trump has also softened his stance on importing drugs from Canada.
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She has also called for capping the value of certain exemptions and deductions at 2628 percent.
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HAPPY THURSDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're capping off the newsletter for the break.
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Wagner added to the lead with a 3-pointer, capping a 10-0 run for Michigan.
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Are Senate Democrats at all open to capping the rate of the increases in Medicaid spending?
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It's a proper capping off to a movement that is unlikely to slow down anytime soon.
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Michael Lorenzen entered and notched his third save, capping the victory with a strikeout of Alvarez.
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On Thursday, the New York City Council began considering bills aimed at capping ride-sharing services.
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Mr. Bellatti suggested capping your added sugar consumption at no more than 24 grams, per day.
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Capping the tax break for employer-sponsored coverage is a white whale of American health policy.
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The Dow jumped 5003% Thursday, capping the best three-day move — more than 2500% — since 22.
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After making a series of clever observations, Handy can't resist capping them with a silly hat.
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Stocks sold off sharply Friday, capping a volatile week, as rates rose and the dollar strengthened.
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But traders say high production by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is capping prices.
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Now, US stocks are capping off a blockbuster year with yet another dose of extreme optimism.
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Stocks stateside closed mixed on Monday, with a fall in tech and financial stocks capping gains.
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Oregon, for example, passed a law capping rent increases at CPI plus 7 percent per year.
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In truth, there will be plenty who will welcome, albeit quietly, the advent of charge capping.
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Subsides act as a powerful counter-balance to this second scenario, though, by capping enrollees' contributions.
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The president also capping off the NATO summit in Brussels with more tough talk for European leaders.
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A compromise is always possible, such as eliminating or capping some of the deductions the AMT targets.
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So capping the rate at that level only helps people rich enough to be in higher brackets.
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McCullers followed by inducing a lineout to left field from Adam Lind, capping his 94-pitch masterpiece.
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U.S. stocks fell on Friday, capping a week of trading that saw big swings and high volume.
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The company's net sales fell 3.1 percent to $3.81 billion, capping two years of falling quarterly sales.
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U.S. city regulators are capping the number of scooter companies and scooters allowed and requiring permit fees.
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Kim also was spotted dozing off during a farewell music performance after dinner, capping the historic day.
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Capping the benchmark index's gain, gold stocks declined as China's stimulus measures weighed on safe-haven demand.
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It hit three 3-pointers during the spurt, capping it on Watford's layup with 9:423 remaining.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are capping off their royal tour by getting in touch with nature.
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In 2016, Israel passed a law capping bank executive compensation at 2.5 million shekels ($700,908) a year.
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Netflix says it's been capping video streams at 600kbps, just about enough for a pixelated 360p video.
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Capping off this particular episode was a rundown of the potential for a new SoftBank Vision Fund.
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Those two stocks helped the broader market along, with the capping off its best January since 1987.
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Capping broader gains, however, was a perceived lack of progress coming out of U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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Capping the number of beds would limit how many undocumented immigrants the administration can process for deportation.
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During high-stakes budget negotiations in 2011, Congress passed, and Obama signed, a law capping federal spending.
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Many Republican plans propose capping the tax exclusion for employer-sponsored coverage, which would generate significant revenue.
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Capping gains was the U.S. Justice Department's announcement of a broad antitrust investigation into big tech companies.
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Many are involved in unregulated shadow financing, allowing them to circumvent rules capping a lender's credit exposure.
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Pinson followed that with a driving layup for a 26-55 lead, capping an 11-1 run.
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It makes make deep cuts to the program, ending its expansion under Obamacare and capping future payments.
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The plan also overhauls Medicaid expansion by capping federal payments and blocks federal funding for Planned Parenthood.
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He said it is premature to to discuss whether the group should continue capping output beyond June.
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Click for more on capping Part D. ON TAP The House and Senate are out until tomorrow.
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Atop that list is the capping of deductions for state and local taxes and mortgage interest payments.
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UMN's patent expired in 2008, capping its Honeycrisp revenue stream and allowing anyone to plant the apple.
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She also has an ambitious proposal for capping child-care costs — and yes, it's on her website.
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Capping billed charges at 125 percent of contracted prices would keep hospitals from exploiting their E.R. advantage.
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But consumer advocates say capping payday loan rates will not significantly impact consumers' ability to get cash.
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In 2016, Israel passed a law capping bank executive compensation at 2.5 million shekels ($700,000) a year.
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For the next month, though, Murray is focused on capping his college career with a national championship.
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The dollar index recovered from a two-month low hit in the last session, capping bullion's gains.
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Capping federal contributions to Medicaid would also force states to take another look at their drug purchasing.
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The latest episode has only deepened those concerns, capping what has been weeks of growing internal tensions.
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Analysts, however, have said capping rates may be counterproductive as it makes banks less willing to lend.
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Mr. Lloyd alights again just in time, capping the piano solo with a serrated streak of melody.
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A lack of compliance by some and the two exemptions have undermined the rebalancing effort, capping prices.
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Hicks rushed for a 1-yard touchdown run, capping an 153-play drive in SMU's first possession.
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The UK is trying to mitigate risk by capping vendors like Huawei to 35 percent market share.
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Jervay Green made a layup tie the score, capping a run to erase a six-point deficit.
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But after Reed sputtered, Pill and Edgin did, too, capping another awful loss by the Mets' bullpen.
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General Electric is among the companies that does have a policy, capping board service at 15 years.
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Also, looks like Julia Louis-Dreyfus won't be capping off her Veep career with one last trophy.
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Capping these deductions at $22019,000 means that I will lose $17,000 in state and local tax deductions.
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The deputy CEO of Leumi, Israel's second-largest lender, also resigned over the law capping executive pay.
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Approaches to regulations so far include capping the number of scooters allowed and requiring permits and fees.
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Travel disruptions will continue into Friday, capping off a shortened back-to-work week for business travelers.
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Carter made two free throws to cut the deficit to one before capping Chicago's comeback moments later.
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However, a slump in oil and commodities prices drove down energy and materials stock, capping the benchmark's rise.
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Edler put in a shot from left wing, capping Vancouver's comeback from a 22-0 second-period deficit.
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Though they've reached their goal, that doesn't mean they necessarily will be capping their family expansion anytime soon.
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Line is initially capping things with just 10,000 'trial' bots open on a first come, first serve basis.
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The A's batted around in scoring six times in the fifth inning, with Olson's slam capping the rally.
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But analysts say Japanese bond yields are likely to stay low in the near-term, capping the yen.
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The manufacturing industry posted net job gains of 284,000 over 2018, capping its best calendar year since 1997.
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The party also fired his wife Grace, capping a dramatic week after the military seized power on Wednesday.
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Capping off the upgrades in the defense budget is money for six more F-35 Lightning stealth fighters.
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Van Riemsdyk added an empty-net goal at 18:43, capping the scoring and sealing his hat trick.
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He'll hold final town halls in New London and Manchester, capping it with a town hall in Hanover.
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The latest bills follow previous steps to battle pollution such as capping operations at coal-fired power plants.
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Capping gains, Ferguson Plc fell 4.6% after the British plumbing products distributor's third quarter revenue missed analysts' estimates.
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Catch up quick: The Democrat-controlled state Senate backed a bill to imp0se capping regulations on carbon emissions.
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The Bulldogs scored the game's first 240 points with Clarke's layup capping the burst with 250:34 left.
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Capping gains were higher share prices, which rose on signs of progress in the U.S.-China trade conflict.
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"We did not talk about capping, at least we can talk about production plans right now," he added.
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Miami tied the score 7-7 on Perry's 1-yard sneak, capping an 11-play, 353-yard drive.
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Capping the broader gains, however, was a perceived lack of progress coming out of U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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Its shares started trading on September 28th, capping a $7.4 billion IPO, the world's biggest in two years.
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One out later, Bryant belted a Gsellman pitch for a high drive to right-center, capping the rally.
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Initially, Trump proposed capping itemized deductions at $23.83,223.8 for single filers and $220,280 for married couples filing jointly.
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Capping the workforce also means that partners do not have an army of associates to foist work onto.
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Politicians are calling for it too to be more regulated, capping its year-to-date gain at 8.5%.
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Capping gains, this rally in gold prices offered an opportunity for some traders to book profits, Lu added.
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Oh, and did we mention that each of the pieces ahead are budget-friendly, capping at under $200?
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Facebook is capping one of the longest weeks in American history by telling everyone that they are dead.
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It is true that China has been fastidious in capping its external liabilities (it is a net creditor).
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Less than a year later Germany was reunited, capping one of the most extraordinary stories in modern history.
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The tax credit would be paid for by capping the exclusion of employer health insurance plans from taxation.
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DOLLAR: The dollar index rose 213 percent to near three-month highs, capping gains in the copper market.
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The output lost by capping spending amounted to trillions of dollars in lost income and reduced economic growth.
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The S&P/ASX 894.703 index ended the session 2894.70% higher at 23.2,23, capping a 1.04% weekly gain.
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European Commission officials have in years past proposed restrictions like capping how much any one farmer can receive.
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The House tax reform plan proposes capping the deduction at $500,000 in mortgage debt for newly purchased homes.
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It is capping the number of participants at 20 people, with 10 Democrats competing on stage each night.
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Traders said rising U.S. crude production, which has soared by 16 percent since mid-2016, was capping prices.
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The Dow declined 414 points, or 1.8%, on Friday, capping off its deepest weekly plunge since October 2008.
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In December, Yu'e Bao announced it was capping the amount users could invest per day at 20,000 yuan.
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"The elimination of the alternative minimum tax greatly lessens the capping of the SALT deduction," he told reporters.
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The possible coalition partners remain at odds over how to meet carbon dioxide emission targets and capping migration.
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Specifically, Trump's plan calls for capping deductions for single filers at $143,000, and at $200,000 for joint filers.
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He did not run for reelection, capping just more than three years as the House's most powerful member.
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Last Friday, about 23 per cent of parliament voted against further discussions on capping the number of immigrants.
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In total, the agency will transfer 70 megahertz of wireless spectrum with bids capping out at $19.6 billion.
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Mr. Annan led the United Nations from 1997 until 2006, capping a long history of diplomatic work there.
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The landmark 1978 ballot initiative, capping real estate levies, is widely credited with igniting a nationwide taxpayers revolt.
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On the flip side, traders are selling gold to fund margin calls, capping the metal's gains, Rodda added.
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Ben Sasse's amendment that would punish poor people by capping unemployment at their previous wages, which was rejected.
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Interest rate-sensitive financial firms fell 2.8 percent, capping their worst week since the late-December sell-off.
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Kerr scored in the 10th, 14th and 43rd minutes, capping the trio of goals with a back flip.
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The decision came during the league's spring meeting in Atlanta, capping a lengthy push by Nashville's tourism industry.
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Golden State won the best-of-seven series by four games to one, capping a commanding postseason run.
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"I'll be there with bells on my booty," she responded, appropriately capping the tweet with a cowboy emoji.
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The museum is so popular, that in 2019 officials contemplated capping the number of people allowed to visit.
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This tag prevented these users from reaching TikTok's 1 billion audience count, capping them at 5.5 million viewers.
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He was just as comfortable capping detested property taxes, or doling out crony-capitalist breaks to corporate allies.
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Ending expansion and capping the federal contribution to Medicaid, as Congress has proposed, puts these services at risk.
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LOSERS President Trump Tuesday was a very bad night for Trump, capping a miserable involvement in Alabama politics.
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Then, Mr. Trump overruled objections from diplomats, capping refugee admissions at 45,000 for 2018, the lowest since 1986.
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California limits surprise billing this way, capping what certain doctors can charge as a percentage of Medicare rates.
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But resurging U.S. shale has been capping the upside, and Brent has not breached US$58 per barrel.
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For now, the focus is on capping a career and ending his family's run at Duke with more victories.
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In 2018, 6.18 million professional workers were in unions, capping a decade-long upward trend in professional union membership.
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The Real Housewives of Atlanta is capping off its explosive ninth season with a history-making four-part reunion.
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In other words, they detect that T-Mobile is capping the bandwidth, and they optimize the video they send.
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Capping a long political career, Bush was elected to the White House in 433 on a ticket with Sen.
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And even that, with the DNC capping the number of participants at 20, might not be enough to qualify.
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It was a Russian roulette again, but I felt that we need change, because they're not capping off this.
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And it has floated the idea of capping yields on treasury securities to combat recessionary forces if they emerge.
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U.S.-based stock exchange-traded funds attracted $8.6 billion during the week, capping a ninth straight month of inflows.
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If oil prices continue to rise, American shale producers will ramp up output, in effect capping the oil price.
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Colorado responded with 153 straight points, with Wright's jumper capping the spurt and trimming the deficit to 215-27.
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Some data will be "mobile-optimized," capping video streams at 480p resolution and music at 500 kilobits per second.
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The talented infielder is the 2017 MadFriars Player of the Year, capping off a campaign where hit .23/.379/.
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Mr. Sanders held four rallies, traveling from Waterloo to Marshalltown to Ames before capping the day with a MoveOn.
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Capping credit card interest rates would force banks to start unbundling their lending activities from their payment-card services.
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Blade Runner 2049 is coming to the service, and Westworld is capping off its second season on June 24th.
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About two dozen exporting nations began capping their output in 2017 in order to drain a global crude glut.
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And since 215 the state has had a cap-and-trade programme, which prices carbon by capping maximum emissions.
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Borghi opened the scoring on a 236-yard touchdown pass from Gordon, capping an eight-play, 27-yard drive.
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The 2015 Paris Climate Agreement set a goal of capping warming at 1.5 degrees over the pre-industrial average.
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During his presidential campaign, Trump proposed capping all itemized deductions at $28503,22019 for single people and $200,000 for couples.
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The Negative Outlook on DFCC's IDR reflects Fitch's approach of generally capping bank ratings at the sovereign rating level.
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On top of the heightened competitive pressure, venture investors are now pulling back from dealmaking, capping future expansion opportunities.
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Capping gold's momentum was a stronger dollar, which held near two-month highs against a basket of major currencies.
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Altuve added a solo home run with one out in the second, capping the Astros' second four-run frame.
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The CSI27 index and the Shanghai Composite index both closed up 2145 percent, capping off a week of tumult.
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Migos brought "Bad and Boujee" to Kimmel on Tuesday night, capping off an unexpectedly brilliant week for the trio.
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The president's budget calls for capping crop insurance subsidies at $40,22.1 per farmer, saving $2250 billion over a decade.
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Baby boomers and millennials are capping growth in the world's biggest economy, Standard & Poor's (S&P) said on Wednesday.
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They transitioned into "We Are the Champions," capping off the electric performance with a standing ovation from the audience.
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Trump issued an executive order revoking the requirement, capping months of speculation that he would revoke the disclosure rule.
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Capping losses in markets, mining giant BHP Group added 1.5%, while manganese and aluminium miner South32 Ltd rose 2.7%.
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But Hammons was called for goaltending on a Ferrell layup with 7.1 seconds to go, capping the Hoosiers' victory.
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The White House and top congressional Republicans supported capping the SALT deduction, arguing that it subsidizes higher state taxes.
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The White House and top congressional Republicans supported capping the SALT deduction, arguing that it subsidizes higher state taxes.
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The country's gross domestic product (GDP) contracted 3.6 percent last year, capping its longest and deepest downturn on record.
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Trump issued an executive order revoking the requirement, capping months of speculation that he would revoke the disclosure rule.
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We call on Congress to ensure that simple reforms capping federal payments are enacted in the final farm bill.
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In 2016, Israel passed a law capping bank executive compensation at 2.5 million shekels, or around $700,000, a year.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index finished down 0.7% on broad-based losses, capping the week's gains at 73%.
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He unfurls a mellifluous, heartfelt profession of love, which Tony scribbles down ravenously, capping it with his own signature.
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The major U.S. stock averages tumbled on Friday, capping off a wild week that sent them into correction territory.
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The S&P 500 has returned about 30% this year, capping what has been a tremendous decade for stocks.
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He retired following the 2015-85033 season, capping his career with a 60-point game at the Staples Center.
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He then tied Yzerman by capping Washington's comeback with an empty-net goal with less than a minute remaining.
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He then tied Yzerman by capping Washington's comeback with an empty-net goal with less than a minute remaining.
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Gavin Newsom yesterday signed legislation capping annual rent increases at 5% a year plus inflation for the next decade.
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The CSI300 index and the Shanghai Composite index both closed up 2 percent, capping off a week of tumult.
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From there, the Nittany Lions took a 48-42 lead, capping a 30-33 run with a Dread layup.
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Indian shares sank on Friday for a sixth session running, capping their worst week in more than a decade.
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Doncic scored a career-high 214 points in the third quarter, capping the flurry with a deep 213-pointer.
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Doncic scored a career-high 21 points in the third quarter, capping the flurry with a deep 3-pointer.
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But rents have grown so high that the city is considering capping them, which could cut into those investments.
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In Hyderabad on Saturday, protesters came out in large numbers despite police restrictions capping the gatherings at 1,000 participants.
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Sanders has called for cancelling all student-loan debt, then capping future interest rates on such loans at 1.88%.
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The Cardinal scored on their first possession of the game, capping the drive with Toner's 20-yard field goal.
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Capping any optimism is the belief that South Africa's economic fundamentals are not as positive as they could be.
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Based in Covington, Kentucky, Pro Mach makes a range of packaging products, including bottle-capping machinery and labeling equipment.
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The LME is ploughing on with its warehousing reform package with charge capping the latest measure out for consultation.
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Los Angeles struck fast, capping its opening possession on Watkins' 5-yard scoring catch for a 7-0 lead.
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Marvel Studios had been leading to this moment for a long, long time, finally capping off its Infinity Saga.
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But the danger is nonetheless a real one, given charge capping will inevitably impact many operators' existing operating models.
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Current and future players are excluded from the settlement, which lasts for 65 years, essentially capping the league's exposure.
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While Oregon's would be the first statewide rent control measure, many states prohibit their cities from capping rent increases.
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In Japan, gold was sold at par against the benchmark, with a strong yen capping demand, a Tokyo trader said.
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It is London's fare-capping system that has influenced the Metropolitan Transit Authority's (MTA) thinking on subsidizing low-income riders.
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Last Thursday, the Oregon Senate was supposed to vote on HB 2020, a bill aimed at capping greenhouse gas emissions.
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In Cleveland, temperatures hit 20173F (34.4C) on September 25th, capping off record highs for the entire September 21st-25th stretch.
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The Magic scored the first seven points of the second half, capping the run with a 3-pointer by Fournier.
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Saudi Arabia, however, believes Russia is placing too much of a burden by capping production at 150,000 barrels a day.
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The Fed lifted its policy rate in December, capping a year in which bond prices were volatile and mostly flat.
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The economy added 312,000 jobs in December, blowing away expectations and capping off a year of record-low unemployment rates.
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On April 8, scientists will dedicate the new telescope, capping off the $40 million upgrade and beginning the real work.
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Some cities have responded by designating on-street parking areas for scooters and capping their speeds in popular pedestrian areas.
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At the federal level, Congress passed the Military Lending Act in 2006, capping loan rates to service members at 36%.
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Apart from capping the number of warheads aimed at America, the treaty provides a trove of information about Russia's forces.
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The Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom star turned 39 on Sunday, capping off what's been a rollercoaster year for the actor.
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Chris Taylor's fourth hit of the game scored the winning run, capping the comeback and completing a three-game sweep.
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Also capping losses was the tech sector, helped by a climb in chip stocks and Mobile telecom equipment maker Ericsson .
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Also, the government's capping of domestic coal prices undermined market sentiment as the rule is expected to affect miners' profits.
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In addition to capping stock investment, the rules could halt issuance of structured products that offer different rates of return.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) on Thursday to prevent credit card interest rates from rising above 15% and capping consumer loans.
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Experts argue that by capping the program's spending, states will inevitably cut services and coverage to make up the difference.
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Dutch financial-services regulations are among Europe's tightest, capping bankers' bonuses at 20 percent of their basic pay, for example.
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OPEC has not been in touch with Libya on the issue of capping the country's output, an OPEC delegate said.
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About two dozen exporting nations began capping their output in 2017 in a bid to drain a global crude glut.
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Russia will issue its own official cryptocurrency, the CryptoRuble, capping months of speculation about the country's approach to the technology.
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El Khomri backed down on capping the financial settlements that labor tribunals can impose on employers for breach of obligations.
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Those numbers could fall further when new restrictions capping Amsterdam home shares at 30 days go into effect next year.
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Both conservative and liberal economists tend to like the idea of capping (or eliminating) the exclusion for employer-sponsored coverage.
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Take capping the top speed to 112 mph or the car pulling itself over if it detects a distracted driver.
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They confirmed their romance shortly afterwards with friends in Miami, capping off the trip with a few days in Mexico.
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Capping their premium payments at two or maybe three times the price of full plans for healthy people makes sense.
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Oil majors Shell and BP also dragged as crude prices slipped, capping off a forgettable day for the main bourse.
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That would mean capping or taxing potency, much as spirits are taxed more steeply and are less available than beer.
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Profar then delivered a sharp single to left field on the ensuing pitch, scoring Andrus and capping the improbable rally.
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Many of the banks are involved in unregulated shadow financing, allowing them to circumvent rules capping a lender's credit exposure.
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Her proposal includes capping monthly out-of-pocket costs, expanding generic drug access and allowing Americans to buy pharmaceuticals abroad.
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Bob Menendez Wednesday, capping off weeks of a trial that could determine the political future of the New Jersey Democrat.
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Brightening prospects for Japan's economy, usually good news for policymakers, could also heighten the BOJ's challenges in capping bond yields.
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The producers have long sought to limit reselling by capping the number of tickets that could be purchased per person.
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Last year, Brazil's central bank regulated credit card debt, capping the usage period for revolving credit lines to one month.
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But conservatives were upset that the debt ceiling did not include any of their ideas capping spending or reforming regulations.
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New York (CNN Business)Capping a week of wild trading on Wall Street, stocks ended Friday on a quiet note.
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"PartyNextDoor 3," his own new album, had just been released, capping one of the more quietly influential runs of 2016.
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The first half ended with Buffalo's Dan Carpenter missing a 54-yard field goal, capping a bizarre series of events.
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" Asked about criticism that capping the tax exclusion is a tax increase, Brady said: "I don't see it that way.
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Interim President Michel Temer has vowed to rebalance the depleted government accounts by capping public spending and reducing pension benefits.
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Arbitrarily capping access to these steel supplies will potentially choke off America's oil boom just as it's really taking off.
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The endorsement sheds new light on Christie's knee-capping Rubio at a GOP debate shortly before the New Hampshire primary.
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Unanticipated measures in the budget include capping the limit on cash transactions to 300,000 rupees and reforms in political funding.
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San Francisco is capping the number of guests at its City Hall weddings at 50 people amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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United Airlines Holdings Inc: * UNITED AIRLINES SAYS CAPPING FARES FROM EUROPE TO U.S. Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Dow has pushed ahead with the cleanup, stabilizing the banks, dredging the river bed and capping contaminated sections with concrete.
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Other scientists trap their polymers by capping the ends of the long chains or linking the chains together into networks.
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Sessions resigned at Trump's request the day after the 2018 midterm elections, capping a tumultuous stint atop the Justice Department.
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Stocks fell on Friday, capping a roller-coaster week on Wall Street, as the coronavirus outbreak kept investors on edge.
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Unikrn is capping its token sale at $100 million because "if we don't, it's going to go crazy," Sood said.
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One thing that's been done is capping the number of cruise ships allowed to dock each day, The Independent reports.
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Jeurys Familia pitched the ninth, capping a five-hitter for his 13th save and the Mets' second shutout this season.
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For those earning more, her plan calls for capping spending on child care at 7% of Americans' annual household income.
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Alex Ovechkin, 34, climbed the N.H.L. career scoring list, passing Mark Messier and capping a good month for veteran players.
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Koo then kicked another field goal as time expired — capping a 65-yard drive — to send the game into overtime.
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But by capping margins, it encourages raising revenue, not efficiency—and higher costs can be used to justify higher premiums.
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Ford Motor – Ford reported a 38 percent drop in China vehicle sales in June, capping a first half sales slump.
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Some lawmakers have called for a wider use of caps, but Bailey said "capping everything" was not the right approach.
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But the employer tax exclusion is widespread and popular — and capping it is seen by some as a tax increase.
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These workers are slowly drawn back in, this line of reasoning goes, as the situation improves, capping potential wage gains.
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Chinese banks extended 2260 trillion yuan ($3703 billion) in new loans in September, capping a record nine-month lending spree.
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The Dow dropped 57 points, or 2500%, on Friday, capping off another wild week of steep losses and fleeting rebounds.
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President Obama on Tuesday signed a sweeping medical cures bill into law, capping more than a year of bipartisan negotiations.
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Trump fired Tillerson last week via a tweet, capping months of friction over policy on North Korea, Russia and Iran.
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He scored when Cruz added his second infield single, capping that four-run outburst against Astros right-hander Josh James.
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The bill would repeal the deduction for state and local income taxes while capping the property tax deduction at $10,000.
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However, caution over the headline figures was capping gains, with soybean futures only slightly surpassing a previous high on Friday.
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Buttigieg would boost federal subsidies by capping premiums at 8.5% of income for everyone purchasing coverage on the Obamacare exchanges.
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Patricia Smith served as U.S. Solicitor of Labor from 2010 to 2017, capping more than 40 years in public service.
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Whenever we've asked this question in the past, we've often used people's earnings as our baseline for capping tax benefits.
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He resigned in February, capping an 18-month tenure during which the agency responded to more than 220 declared disasters.
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Nowhere does he mention how blue states seemed to have been targeted by capping the state and local tax deductions.
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Revenue would be generated by capping the tax exemption for employer-sponsored plans at the 90th percentile of current premiums.
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The bills also scrap mandates for people to have health insurance and restructure the Medicaid program by capping federal payments.
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Changes considered included potentially capping the price of blending credits that refiners must acquire to show compliance with the law.
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Capping Medicaid and ending cost-sharing payments will be most devastating to veterans, to the elderly, to low-income kids.
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The Labor Department reported this morning that the economy created 292,000 jobs in December, capping a year of solid job growth.
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Cuomo has consistently presented himself as a responsible steward of the state's finances, capping spending growth at 2 percent or under.
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But concerns about the economic health of China, the biggest commodities consumer, were capping growth across the resources sector, he added.
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It also calls for capping overall government spending on the program that could make seniors financially liable for future cost growth.
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Brazil and Mexico agreed in March to open trade in light vehicles after years of capping trade volumes between the countries.
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Tommy Stevens opened the scoring with a 21-yard touchdown run on Penn State's first drive, capping a 91-yard march.
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To be sure, there are many reasons - demographics, debt and structural forces - which may be capping the economy's potential for growth.
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It turns out the company isn't just messing with Netflix — it's capping all kinds of video-download speeds (temporarily, they insist).
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Sam Darnold and the Jets' starters played five series, capping the fifth with a 2-yard TD pass to Ty Montgomery.
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The Bears regained the lead with 29:403 remaining on Daniel's 240-yard pass to Cohen, capping an 210-yard drive.
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Last year, the FCC moved to eliminate regulatory barriers to 5G deployment by capping local fees and requiring faster application reviews.
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Then he birdied the fifth, eighth and ninth holes, capping a torrid opening nine-hole score of five-under-par 31.
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"One Shining Moment" — the ballad that plays over a tournament-capping video montage following each championship game — is schmaltzy but irresistible.
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However, overseas competition was capping prices, with brisk Ukrainian shipments offsetting less aggressive selling than usual by Russian exporters, traders said.
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Curry tallied 16 of them, capping his huge game by sinking two free throws with 2:46 left in the period.
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Capping off a perfect week after watching her fiancé win the World Series, supermodel Kate Upton is now a married woman.
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While cities are working to limit the number of scooters permitted, few have even thought about capping the number of cars.
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Wall Street shares fell on Friday after technology and internet shares sold off further, capping another volatile week for U.S. stocks.
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Toronto ran off nine straight later in the quarter with Lowry's 3-pointer capping the surge and making it 48-32.
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Sophie, Countess of Wessex rode into Buckingham Palace on Sunday, capping off a marathon week of cycling for a good cause.
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But artificially capping the progress any player can make in the space of a week cuts out the thrill of progression.
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"But, as higher prices kick in, shale production would likely quickly ramp up, effectively capping oil prices above $60," he added.
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Texas rallied from a four-run deficit against the Houston bullpen, capping the comeback against Astros closer Roberto Osuna (3-2).
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Hadar Susskind, senior vice president of government relations at the Council on Foundations, said Republicans are divided on capping charitable donations.
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"We have learned to operate with interest capping as a new norm, despite the associated challenge of risk pricing," Mwangi said.
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Iggy Azalea capping off huge chart success and heated backlash with this pat party pâté is a waste of a comeback.
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The possibility that the U.S. Federal Reserve will raise interest rates several more times this year is also capping gold's gains.
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And he could hardly have been happier after capping off his week by sinking a lengthy birdie at the final hole.
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Netflix is capping its own service because it doesn't want you to exceed your data cap and pay for overage fees.
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A good user experience involves finding the right balance between capping videos to consume less data and streaming high quality videos.
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TCS, India's second-most valuable company, downplayed reports of a potential capping of H1-B work visas by the United States.
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C-STK-T-EIA Despite this, there were also signs that global oil markets remained amply supplied, capping further price rises.
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Russia, the leading oil producer, expects the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to find common ground on capping oil production.
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Juwan Johnson caught all three of Herbert's scoring passes, the second capping a drive in which Herbert briefly left the game.
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For Henderson, it was a further illustration of his renaissance this season with his superb effort capping a powerful overall display.
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In response, the House passed the Permanent Apportionment Act of 1929, capping the members of the House of Representatives at 435.
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The bill proposes phasing out Medicaid's expansion program and capping Medicaid spending, repealing Obamacare taxes and restructuring subsidies to insurance customers.
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Medicare reimburses the list price of the drug plus 6 percent, so capping price increases could help lower the program's costs.
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And German retailers have been disappointed by Christmas sales so far, the German Retail Association said, capping off a weak 2018.
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Elsewhere, Chinese banks extended 1.22 trillion yuan ($180 billion) in new loans in September, capping a record nine-month lending spree.
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Lock hit a series of short throws before capping a 73-play drive with a well-executed screen pass to Crockett.
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The major Wall Street stock indexes closed mostly lower on Friday, capping a day spent wavering between small gains and losses.
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The producer group had been capping output in order to balance the market and boost prices for the last 18 months.
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"I would say one thing that she has proposed that we would favor is capping out-of-pocket costs," Ubl said.
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Capping off the flurry of tweets was a reference to reports that James Baker, the FBI's top lawyer, had been reassigned.
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Banks are keen to retain passporting rights and have been unsettled by comments by May that appeared to prioritise capping immigration.
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Practically speaking, the new federal tax law further narrowed state fiscal options by capping allowable deductions for state and local taxes.
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Pharmacies at Walmart and Sam's Club stores will start capping initial opioid prescriptions at seven-day supplies, the companies said Monday.
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Texas rallied from a four-run deficit against the Houston bullpen, capping the comeback against Astros closer Roberto Osuna (23-23).
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Other features of the proposal include capping state subsidies for power investment and creating power reserves to be tapped during emergencies.
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The capping of the mortgage interest deduction could also impact middle class families who live in states with high property taxes.
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Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison, capping a stunning two-year downfall for the once influential Hollywood producer.
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Loosening those regulations "would provide economic stability" by capping the industry's exposure to class-action claims, a trade group official testified.
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However, 3M and Harley-Davidson fell 2.6% and 4.1%, respectively, on disappointing quarterly results, capping the gains in the broad market.
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He does this by capping regular income tax rates at 28 percent and then increasing all tax rates by 2.2 percent.
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He won five NBA championships before retiring in April 2016, capping his career by scoring 60 points in his final game.
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By capping payments to hospitals on a yearly basis, the state has strived to incentivize more efficient, higher-quality health care.
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Rendon hit a two-run shot in the third, capping a four-run rally that gave Washington a 4-1 lead.
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Senators voted 2202-2628 for Barr's nomination, capping off a relatively low-drama fight over Trump's second pick for the post.
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Capping five tumultuous days of trading, the S&P 500, the Dow and the Nasdaq were all down for the week.
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Klobuchar's plan proposes capping household child care spending to 250% for families making up to 23.75% of their state's median income.
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Academy Award winner Marshall Mathers popped up from under Dolby Theater stage on Sunday, capping a montage honoring music in movies.
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Andujar booted a grounder to prolong the inning and Betts took advantage, capping the scoring with a grand slam off Shreve.
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For kindergarten teachers, I imagine it would take quotas capping the number of women and/or significant recruitment bonuses for men.
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The HBO series picked up the best drama Emmy at Sunday's ceremony, capping off its final season with a coveted achievement.
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Herbert scored the first of his touchdowns on a 4-yard bootleg, capping a 227-yard drive to open the game.
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The two primary offsetting revenue sources come from a repeal of personal exemptions (+$5003 trillion) and capping itemized deductions (+$558 billion).
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This recent news, capping a standup year of N.B.A. social activism and outspokenness, was soul-cleansing music to Dave Bing's ears.
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Annual consumer price inflation dropped as expected to 23 percent in February, capping a steady fall from 1.5 percent in November.
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The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 665.75 points to close at 25,520.96, capping off the index's sixth-largest points decline ever.
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Shares in the healthcare provider closed 32.4% lower at 1,747.5 pence, capping a day at the bottom of London's bluechip index.
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"In 2013, the European Union recommended capping candidate expenses and in future reports, there will still be this recommendation," Preda said.
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Capping out-of-network bills more broadly — not just for surprise bills — would have a huge impact on rates over all.
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But they made the playoffs, capping their run with their sixth Super Bowl win — tying the Pittsburgh Steelers for the most.
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Vonn retired on Sunday at 34, capping a career that featured unprecedented World Cup accomplishments and gave her legitimate celebrity status.
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Bernie Sanders: In May, the two introduced legislation capping consumer loans and preventing credit card interest rates from rising above 15%.
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Finally, though he loves epic footnotes, Gladwell doesn't write epic footnotes—weakening the capping connection on which I basically stake everything.
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OPEC, Russia and several other producers have been capping their output since January 2017 in order to balance an oversupplied oil market.
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An inning later, Stanton drilled a 3-20 pitch 21 feet to the seats in left-center, capping a five-run rally.
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The year after Fatal Attraction, Close was nominated for playing another masterfully manipulative woman in Dangerous Liasions, capping off an eventful decade.
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The Senate proposal helps a broader range of people by creating a deduction for pass-through income rather than capping the rate.
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The alliance's policy of capping output has drawn Trump's ire because the president wants fuel costs to fall at U.S. gas stations.
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But after their experience, Santa Clara fire officials say cellular carriers should reconsider their throttling and capping policies for everyone during emergencies.
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In contrast to 2012, when Coke kicked in $660,000 to the Republican convention, this year they are capping their contribution at $75,000.
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Elliott gave the Cowboys a 7-0 lead by capping the opening drive of the game with a 16-yard touchdown run.
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Regulators have slapped penalties on the bank, the most onerous of which was capping its assets at $463trn, their level in 2017.
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Healthcare sector funds pulled in $921 million, the most since June, capping its rise as more defensive sectors have attracted more demand.
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The outspoke actor, artist and Trump critic turned 23 on Monday, capping off what's been another tumultuous year for the Transformers star.
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Earlier, Jok's layup and Uthoff's fadeaway jumper sliced Purdue's lead to 46-9.23 with 7:46 remaining, capping a 25-9 run.
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In capping off her final show on New Year's Eve, Spears did what she's done for four years: She delivered her hits.
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They confirmed their romance shortly afterward with friends in Miami, capping off the trip with a few PDA-packed days in Mexico.
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Lucic's 12th goal of the season occurred at 6:17 of the final period, capping Los Angeles' rally from an early deficit.
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Recently the city's regulators have moved to control ride-hailing, capping the number of vehicles and introducing a minimum wage for drivers.
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They confirmed their romance shortly afterwards with friends in Miami, capping off the trip with a few PDA-packed days in Mexico.
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Income-driven repayment plans can lower your monthly federal student loan payments by capping your payment at a percentage of your income.
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There is also talk of capping the tax exclusion for employer-provided health insurance to pick up another $100 billion or so.
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SpaceX has successfully launched its first mission of 2018, after capping a record year last year in 2017 with 18 total launches.
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Nigeria agreed to join the deal by capping or cutting its output from 1.8 million bpd once it stabilizes at that level.
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Because the park is built on top of the Fresh Kills Landfill, the capping and Gas Collection and Control System are essential.
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Capping off the day, Warren released four new ads — three in Iowa and one in New Hampshire — that largely focus on electability.
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Interestingly, as 2016 comes to a close, there are a ton of books that are capping off trilogies and longer story arcs.
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Sending Marlow a joking warning, Underwood added, "don't you break his heart!!!" capping the Tweet off with a crying with laughter emoji.
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He believes Iranian intransigence will torpedo a meeting of oil producers in Doha on Sunday aimed at capping production at January levels.
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Republican legislators, meanwhile, are now being treated to some of the pushback that McCain faced when he suggested capping the tax exclusion.
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They suggested changes to Medicare, including capping the amount seniors would pay for on their own at the pharmacy counter every year.
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U.S. output is falling, but slowing demand and a global production and storage overhang are capping any potential for bigger price gains.
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Mick Jenkins's new full-length album, The Healing Component, comes out this Friday, Setpember 23, capping off a months-long release process.
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This includes not only freezing of nuclear facilities, thereby capping his future capabilities, but also the destruction of existing nuclear weapons stock.
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But whatever joy or relief House Republicans felt after capping a seven-year struggle to gut Obamacare, the victory laps were premature.
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The unprecedented feat in women's basketball is what Connecticut accomplished on Tuesday night, capping an undefeated season by beating Syracuse, 82-51.
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Siakam scored 10 points in that sequence, capping it with a jumper for a 108-94 edge with 3:19 to go.
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Travis said workers might also try to plug the wells, perhaps by filling them with mud and capping them with iron plugs.
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The Wolverines moved ahead on Higdon's 217-yard run, capping off an 210-play, 224-yard drive that took nearly six minutes.
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Maddon brought in closer Aroldis Chapman to get the final four outs, protecting Arrieta's work and capping a slog of a game.
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Silicon Valley gut-health startup uBiome has filed for bankruptcy protection, capping months of challenges and setbacks for the once-buzzy startup.
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The tariff war is capping a boom for U.S whiskey despite a surge in global demand for traditionally made spirits and cocktails.
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His healthcare plan calls for capping federal Medicaid payments to states and giving states more freedom to make changes to the program.
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Instead, the super-lobbyist's longtime right-hand man abided about a final hour of questioning, capping his three days in the courtroom.
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While parents are watching the ball drop on New Year's Eve, Ninja will be capping off the best year of his life.
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In December, the U.S. economy added 292,000 jobs, well ahead of expectations, capping off the second-best year of gains since 1999.
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The new three-year labor pact, capping marathon negotiations overseen by a federal mediator, was agreed to late on Thursday, officials said.
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The Chargers struck first with a 47-yard strike from Rivers to Travis Benjamin in capping a game-opening, 91-yard drive.
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Some cities like San Francisco and Austin are capping the number of scooters allowed on their streets, which would effectively cap revenue.
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It would do this by capping the greenhouse gas output from utilities in the power sector, which include coal-fired power plants.
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In Detroit, the city outlined its official pilot program last October, capping at 400 the number of scooters each company could deploy.
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Google is still capping trips for both riders and drivers to two rides a day, designed for the morning and evening commutes.
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A federal judge recently ruled that the NCAA can no longer prevent schools from capping the educational benefits they give to players.
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Ocasio-Cortez has collaborated with Sanders on a climate change resolution and legislation capping credit interest rates, shot a video with Sen.
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Now his father's disavowal pushed him over the edge, capping a string of stigmatizing experiences at home, at school and at church.
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In his major league debut, he had not surrendered a hit through seven innings, capping an epic comeback from a grave injury.
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BREAKING: AMC Theaters commits to "Social Distancing", capping auditorium capacity at 50% in EVERY auditorium in every theater location across the country.
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In the stock market, losses accelerated into the close Friday, capping the worst week since 212 for the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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Earlier this month, Kroger said it was capping individual purchases of "sanitization, cold and flu-related products," to deal with panic buying.
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Muncy's blast lifted the Los Angeles Dodgers over the Boston Red Sox, 3-2, capping the longest game in World Series history.
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Republicans initially proposed capping tax-free 401(k) contributions at $2,400, down from $18,000 in 2017, but the figure is in flux.
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Her opponent, Jay Webber, has said that he supported the tax law, but was against the capping of state and local taxes.
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On Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average surged over 1,350 points, or 6.4%, capping its biggest three-session winning streak since 1931.
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Overnight stateside, the Dow Jones Industrial Average skyrocketed 26.0.42,226.23 points to close at 21.24,222.88, capping its biggest three-day surge since 1931.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average on Thursday surged over 1,350 points, or 6.4%, capping its biggest three-session winning streak since 1931.
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Conservatives may like the idea of capping and cutting Medicaid, but they will not like the Senate bill's Obamacare-lite tax credits.
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For those with higher incomes, medicines are a bit more expensive, but not much, capping at AU$41 per prescription in 2019.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta on Wednesday signed into law a bill capping commercial bank lending rates in a bid to boost the economy.
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It would be more painful still were it not for the LME's rules capping the longs' daily fee for lending their metal.
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It's a bill not about repealing "ObamaCare," but about capping federal health spending and cutting taxes for the richest Americans and corporations.
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Kansas City regained the lead at 10-7 on Smith's 10-yard touchdown pass to Travis Kelce, capping an 82-yard drive.
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And as for buyers, there will only be 12 of them, since Bentley is capping production of the Bacalar at 12 cars.
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Gach produced in overtime when he made two game-tying free throws with two seconds left, capping a rally by the visitors.
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Mays made two free throws to give LSU its biggest lead of the half at 39-29, capping an 8-0 run.
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In January 2017, "the government tightened banks' ability to give loans," Mr. Dreyer said, capping them at five times the borrower's income.
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John Hyten to be the No. 28503 general in the country, capping off months of controversy over sexual assault allegations against him.
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John Hyten to be the No. 2 general in the country, capping off months of controversy over sexual assault allegations against him.
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Creighton's lead increased to 56-43 on a three-point play by Zegarowski with 6:55 left, capping a 7-0 run.
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Last year was the world's second-warmest year, capping off the hottest decade on record, according to experts at NOAA and NASA.
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Capping the SALT deduction affects people primarily in Democratic-leaning states, such as California and the four states that brought the case.
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The New Health Care Congressional Republicans have recently revived efforts to overhaul malpractice laws, including capping certain kinds of suits at $333,000.
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One shot down another's plan to boost safety by giving drivers longer rest breaks and capping the number of packages per route.
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Farmers: The Department of Labor is capping the fees that farmers can charge immigrant agricultural workers for providing three meals a day.
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The U.S. economy added 292,000 jobs in December, well ahead of expectations, capping off the second best year of gains since 1999.
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Airlines are adding flights from Hawaii, capping airfares and waiving change fees as Hurricane Lane moves closer to the popular vacation destination.
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Philadelphia's first Super Bowl parade steps off today, capping a week for fans celebrating a NFL title that eluded them for decades.
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Two dozen nations began capping production in January 2017 to drain a global crude glut that sparked an historic oil price crash.
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Today, we're re-capping what may be the last day of witnesses testifying in the House as part of the impeachment process.
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Bird spun and banked in a 273-pointer to make it 216.4-28.8, capping a 21.8-03 run to open the quarter.
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Capping gains on the index, Brazilian meatpacker Marfrig Global Foods SA tumbled 5% after the conclusion of a share offering on Tuesday.
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The Tashkent government said this month it was thinking about capping foreign borrowing by the public sector at $4 billion per year.
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After a long silence, she finishes her thought: "And now I pardon him," capping the pronouncement with an avenging, chesty low note.
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A hoop by Tyler Bey got the Buffaloes within 65-62 with still 3:113 to play, capping a 10-0 run.
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Those include the medical expense deduction, the deduction for state and local income taxes, and capping the mortgage interest deduction at $500,2530.
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Chris Christie delivered his final State of the State address, capping his eight-year tenure as the Republican governor of New Jersey.
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He released a statement Saturday addressing his earlier remarks, capping off what's been a weird week for Trump and Coats all around.
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JetBlue and American both said they are selling remaining direct flights this week for $99, while Delta is capping direct flights at $399.
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Connect will be capping off what's arguably been the quietest year for virtual reality since the original Rift development kit shipped in 2013.
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Retail sales data, consumer inflation data and big bank earnings could drive stocks Friday, capping a week of solid gains and new records.
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Amazon and Netflix rolled over throughout the day, capping the stock market's gains; the stocks were down 6.3 percent and 5 percent, respectively.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co fell 22.20 percent and Goldman Sachs Group Inc dropped 21 percent, capping gains on the financial index, which was flat.
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"I think capping the loan is probably seen as a way to rein in some of this borrowing that is happening," Fishman said.
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Capping off an emptied clip with a Swift Strike is often enough to finish a weakened enemy who may be trying to escape.
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Revere led off the Nationals' seven-run third inning and came around to score before capping the outburst with a two-run triple.
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First entering service in 23, the Delta II was NASA's workhorse rocket, with Saturday's launch capping off 22 successful launches in a row.
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But rather than capping the number of quads, perhaps more points should be given for other elements, U.S. Olympian Adam Rippon told Reuters.
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Capping the frame rate on a mobile game has been a common practice as most displays are capable of only 30 or 60fps.
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The report recommended imposing criminal penalties for using 'bots' to buy tickets in bulk and capping the amount ticket resellers can markup prices.
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Trump's impeachment trial in the Senate came to its expected conclusion Wednesday, capping off the months-long drama over Trump's dealing with Ukraine.
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Daniel Martin is capping off a milestone year with one of his biggest pinch-me moments yet: dancing on stage with Diana Ross.
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As the name implies, it's designed for use in urban environments, capping off the short-sprint end of the heavy transport shipping cycle.
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She proposes capping the amount that borrowers can be expected to pay per month and forgiving debt after a certain amount of time.
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Baldwin canned a step-back 231-pointer with 23 seconds left in regulation to tie the score 224-59, capping the Bulldogs' rally.
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City Council, meanwhile, also recently struck a blow to ride hailing services like Uber and Lyft by capping the issue of new licenses.
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Bush served as president from 1989 to 1993, capping off a career in politics and public service that spanned more than 40 years.
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Capping off months of controversy, espionage claims and international intrigue, the U.S. government ban on Kaspersky Lab software has been signed into law.
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ET, capping a week that saw the Federal Reserve's first rate cut in more than a decade and wild swings in financial markets.
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During the previous rounds of sanctions from 2012 to 2015, South Korea could buy Iranian oil by capping its Iranian oil imports volume.
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He bagged 12 points in the first 7:51, capping his outburst with a 3-pointer that gave Denver a 20-15 edge.
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"The Trump administration has a real opportunity for tax reform now — there is significant support for reducing rates and capping deductions," Penn said.
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TOKYO, March 14 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices were little changed on Thursday, with a retreat by U.S. Treasuries capping the bond market.
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The Trump administration is taking a serious look at capping tax deductions for charitable contributions, according to a source familiar with the discussions.
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But capping gains were Anglo American and Irish building materials group CRH, which each lost 2.5 percent as the stocks traded ex-dividend.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 21.1259%, with losses in Chinese shares capping gains elsewhere in the region.
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Bote followed by capping an eight-pitch at-bat with a shot to left-center for his 10th home run of the season.
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The Chinese-owned Swedish car company is capping top speeds at 112 mph starting next year, which will affect cars released in 2021.
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Yet tax reform could reduce donations even if capping charitable deductions isn't part of current proposals from the White House and Republican lawmakers.
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Andre Burakovsky had two goals and an assist, capping his impressive evening with his second goal of the game 1:83 into overtime.
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As we previously reported ... the ex-NFL star was busted three months ago after he was caught "capping bets" at an Indiana casino.
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Pandora has certainly had an interesting second quarter, capping off the drama with CEO Tim Westergren stepping down at the end of June.
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Following a marathon meeting capping weeks of political stalemate and intrigue, South Africa's ruling ANC party decided overnight to remove President Jacob Zuma.
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" And capping off our intro mix, we'll play producer Digital Nas's uplifting "Gods Never Worry" and Blithe Field's gorgeous and strange "Dog Park.
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After closing out 219 just above 2000,22018 the benchmark index struggled earlier this year on geopolitical concerns, with a stronger yen capping gains.
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The Cougars capitalized on a Browning fumble later in the third, with Williams capping a 24-yard drive with a 1-yard run.
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Various proposals have been floated publicly in recent weeks, including the idea of capping the income level at which a taxpayer can deduct.
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Officials were trying to prevent possible explosions or the release of toxic fumes by capping the wells with plugs or "quenching" the wells.
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The budget includes some politically difficult moves such as a three-year state hiring freeze, capping bonuses and a tax on state pensions.
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Trump administration officials argued that capping the SALT deduction would end the federal government's wasteful subsidy of high spending state and local governments.
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With "Infinity War," Marvel Studios is capping off a decade of storytelling spanning 18 previous movies, an unprecedented feat in Hollywood franchise-building.
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The dome turrets capping the block-shaped Kuala Lumpur railway station in Malaysia make the building a hallmark of east-meets-west architecture.
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However, with persistently strong oil exports dampening market sentiment and capping gains, CNBC takes a look at the world's 240 leading oil exporters.
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OPEC, Russia and other exporters are currently capping output in a bid to drive global crude stockpiles down to the five-year average.
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The Senate should push forward pro-patient policies, like capping Medicare Part D costs and stopping surprise billing to ensure affordable drug prices.
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Palmer directed a 14-play, 89-yard drive that consumed 7:26, capping it with a 9-yard scoring pass to Michael Floyd.
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Specifically, this week's legislation would extend those protections to all consumers, capping interest rates on payday, car title and installment loans at 215%.
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Each ticket for the meal (and they're capping this event at 42 would-be Bullocks) includes two tacos, one dip, and one margarita.
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The move paid off when Guarantano tossed a play-action touchdown to tight end Dominick Wood-Anderson, capping a nearly 9-minute drive.
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The revenue pieces of this are overwhelmingly unpopular -- raising certain rates, sunsetting other things, phasing out provisions, eliminating or capping various deductions, etc.
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China is tackling a growing problem of video game addiction by introducing a curfew for its younger players and capping their gameplay time.
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Barford had five points in the run, capping it with a 3-pointer at the 5:218 mark for a 210-229 advantage.
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Stocks rose on Friday, capping off a strong start to the new year, as Wall Street shook off jobs data that missed expectations.
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Several states would like to expand Medicaid in a more limited way, capping eligibility at the poverty level, or $12,140 for an individual.
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There was also a belief that capping executive salary for anyone making more than $425,000 for the next two years was too weak.
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So the new legislation would make premium tax credits available to everyone, capping payments on insurance premiums at 8.5 percent of their income.
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Insurance plans could easily end up facing lawsuits, for example, for capping a member's lifetime benefits when the ACA clearly outlaws those limits.
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S. negotiations also said the United States was deliberating capping the number of H-1B visas in response to global data storage rules.
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Voters passed Proposition 13 in 1978, capping property taxes and drastically limiting the amount of money the state could collect for public schools.
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Capping a low-volume, late-summer week marked by tariff-related volatility, all three major U.S. indexes posted net gains for the period.
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The White House indicated it wanted to include Canada in the pact, capping a day of tense talks between U.S. and Canadian negotiators.
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Capping the gains in Japanese shares were concerns about the impact of the virus outbreak on global economic growth and lower oil prices.
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"By just capping labor, you leave the field open to easy evasion by having additional workers work off the books," Mr. DeThomas said.
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Those efforts, including limiting the construction of coal-fired power plants and capping the number of cars on the road, have largely succeeded.
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Capping funding, their argument goes, would make Medicaid more efficient and ensure it can continue to help the sickest and most vulnerable Americans.
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As vice president, he headed the Middle Class Task Force, which championed policies such as capping student loan payments and improving retirement security.
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The United States is also drastically capping acceptance of refugees -- far below what agencies say is required to meet demand around the world.
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Medicaid savings include rolling back the ACA's coverage expansion and capping on federal Medicaid spending for the first time in the program's history.
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A major success of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 85033 was the capping of the state and local tax (SALT) deduction.
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All three completions went to Lawrence Cager, including the capping 15-yard score for a 20-10 lead with 23:19 to play.
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Capping a three-year investigation, Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit charged Netanyahu with fraud, breach of trust and accepting bribes in three different scandals.
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Patricia Smith served as U.S. Solicitor of Labor during both terms of the Obama administration, capping more than 40 years in public service.
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The Trojans extended the advantage to 58-44 with 1103:03 remaining after a jump shot from Mathews, capping a 7-0 run.
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But Schwarzenegger, who had never held public office, proved incapable of reorganizing government, defeating labor unions, capping state spending, or weakening teacher tenure.
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The order also establishes a kind of "regulatory budget," capping the total costs federal agencies can impose on individuals and businesses each year.
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She also said airlines like JetBlue, American, Delta and United have been "unbelievable," waiving pet and change fees and capping prices on flights.
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But with little more than a week to go, stocks are set to keep advancing through year-end, capping off a stellar 2019.
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But capping the MID at half a million dollars could cause properties in the $625,000 to $1.25 million range to drop in value.
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Senator Kamala Harris of California ended her presidential campaign on Tuesday, capping a stunning fall for a candidate once considered a front-runner.
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By capping recording time at five minutes, the S9 essentially stops all processing and data-writing to prevent a meltdown or unexpected shutdown.
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DOLLAR: The dollar index added 0.43 percent to trade at its highest in 20.4, capping gains in commodities priced in the U.S. currency.
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That program includes taking France out of NATO, renegotiating its treaties with the European Union, eliminating nuclear power, raising taxes and capping wages.
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Nigeria voluntarily agreed to join the deal by capping or cutting its output from 1.8 million bpd, once it stabilizes at that level.
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Antetokounmpo drove to the lane and scored to cut the lead to 102-85 with 8:04 remaining, capping a 33-0 run.
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Valparaiso holds a three-day celebration in anticipation of New Year's Eve, capping it off with the largest fireworks display in Latin America.
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DeAndre Washington scored on a 5-yard run with 6:11 remaining in the third quarter, capping a drive of nearly nine minutes.
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Both teams went more than a minute without scoring before Mays' 3-pointer got the Tigers within 1093, capping a 10-0 run.
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Alex Colome pitched a perfect ninth for his 15th save in as many chances, capping a solid outing from the White Sox bullpen.
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The New Orleans dancers have had a taste of success: The city council rejected capping the number of strip clubs on Bourbon Street.
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Paris, from Val d'Ultimo, Italy, became a world champion for the first time, capping what was already the best season of his life.
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Those risks could be dealt with by capping the amount of proprietary trading and requiring banks to maintain generous loss-absorbing equity buffers.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 20.7948%, while Japan's Nikkei rose 20.2809%, capping its biggest weekly gain on record.
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Clemson scored on its third consecutive possession with Leggett capping a 75-yard drive by snagging a 16-yard touchdown pass from Watson.
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Mr. Bloomberg, 77, notified advisers of his decision on Monday, capping months of exhaustive research into the possibility of running as a Democrat.
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"Profit-taking after the previous day's big gains is capping the market," said Soichiro Monji, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management.
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Wyoming's next governor will almost assuredly be picked in Tuesday's Republican primary election, capping off one of the state's most expensive campaigns ever.
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The Galaxy Note 27 smartphone debuted to glowing reviews in mid-August, capping off a comeback year for the tech giant's mobile business.
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The Galaxy Note 7 smartphone debuted to glowing reviews in mid-August, capping off a comeback year for the tech giant's mobile business.
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Meanwhile, the Turkish Crime Family Twitter handle is capping the number of iCloud accounts that will be affected in an attack at 200 million.
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Capping a four-day convention in Cleveland, the billionaire businessman and reality TV star said he "humbly and gratefully" accepted the Republican presidential nomination.
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Capping a turbulent week for the dollar were the U.S. air strikes on Syria and a U.S. nonfarm payrolls report that badly missed expectations.
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But some experts say capping rates will make banks less willing to lend, on the basis that their interest income would not offset risks.
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Hoiberg called timeout after Darrun Hilliard hit a corner three-pointer in transition off a Smith feed with 7:28 left, capping the outburst.
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In 1972 they signed an agreement capping the number of each other's strategic delivery systems, and a treaty to limit defences against ballistic missiles.
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It dropped those amid public pressure, but continues to bat around ideas like capping the number of private for-hire vehicles in central London.
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The Padres swept the Cubs in a three-game set May 29-31 in San Diego, capping an 13-6 road trip for Chicago.
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OPEC began capping supply in partnership with Russia and several other nations last year in order to end a punishing downturn in oil prices.
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The Senate plan would kill the expansion, lowering it back down to 100 percent ($12,060) and capping federal funds based on a state's population.
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The producers began capping output in January 2017, but lifted the curbs in June ahead of U.S. sanctions on Iran, OPEC's third-biggest producer.
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With 58 seconds left in the second quarter, McSorley threw a 40-yard touchdown pass to Blacknall, capping an eight-play, 90-yard drive.
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A coalition of high-tax blue states is suing the federal government, claiming the Republican tax overhaul singles them out by capping treasured deductions.
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Oil traders say that rising U.S. crude production, which has soared by 16 percent since mid-2016 to 9.8 million bpd, was capping prices.
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On Wednesday night, the Nationals beat the Astros with a score of 6-2 to win Game 7, capping off the 2019 World Series.
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The Nationals beat the Houston Astros with a score of 6-2 on Wednesday to win Game 7, capping off the 2019 World Series.
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The president also signed a pair of trade deals with China and with Mexico and Canada, capping off months of negotiations in each case.
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But that aside, it's a fun scene because it so deliberately bookends the existing MCU movies, capping off more than a decade of filmmaking.
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Apple and Facebook both managed to rocket through analyst estimates, capping off a quarter of across-the-board wins for tech's largest domestic players.
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But capping losses was IT services company Computacenter which surged 10.5 percent as it stuck to its annual targets after a "pleasing" first-quarter.
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Utah responded with the next nine points with Mitchell's basket capping the run and accounting for a six-point edge with 43:24 remaining.
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And Princess Gabriella, capping her appearance, took a curtain call as she left with her mother and brother, saying "Bye, everybody!" to the crowd.
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Capping his 14-page interpretive foray into the 1996 law, Justice Breyer addressed how the phrase "when the alien is released" should be read.
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ET, capping a busy week of Fed-speak, which included a jam packed lineup of other regional central bank heads and Chair Janet Yellen.
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For now it has dismissed the option of capping tech firms' profits and regulating them like utilities, which would make them stodgy, permanent monopolies.
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Another idea is to keep the duopoly in place, but to turn Fannie and Freddie into utilities, privately capitalised but with regulators capping returns.
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The closed up 0.21 percent at 18,847.66, capping its best weekly performance since December 2011, with a gain of 5.54 percent for the week.
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Two months ago, the Times began capping some Facebook users' access to the site at 10 articles a month, said NYT rep Eileen Murphy.
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What better way to honor a franchise legend and current hitting coach than by capping the number of toasted insects sold in his presence?
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They now treat the state and local tax deduction identically, ending it for income and sales taxes but merely capping it for property taxes.
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A series of purchasing manager index (PMI) readings in the United States and Europe were weaker than expected, capping gains in equity markets worldwide.
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Rogers scored on a 1-yard run with 32 seconds left in the half to make it 14-13, capping an 89-yard drive.
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The Overwatch Open is poised to have biggest prize pool yet, capping out at $0003,2000 in prize money for the two-month-old game.
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Nevertheless, she and Tristan chose to spend Halloween and Thanksgiving in Cleveland together, before capping the year with a kiss on New Year's Eve.
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The French Economy Ministry had asked Bouygues to accept capping its potential stake in Orange for seven years, under a so-called standstill clause.
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During the campaign, President Donald Trump proposed capping deductions, including those for charitable giving, but backed off that idea in his latest tax plan.
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But she indulges in a saga-capping, one-on-one showdown that turns into an endless conflagration and grows less coherent as it proceeds.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was last up 20.04%, with losses in Chinese shares capping gains elsewhere in the region.
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Mason's 8-yard touchdown run pulled Georgia Tech to within 33-28 with 433:30 to play, capping a 12-play, 75-yard drive.
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However, Wheeler's order proposed forbidding the company from capping the amount of data customers could use or charging them based on their data consumption.
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Amazon's stock fell around 3 percent in after-hours trading on Thursday, capping CEO Jeff Bezos' six-hour run as the world's richest person.
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The optics of repealing taxes targeting rich people, while capping a tax break enjoyed by a much broader section of Americans, could be devastating.
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Criswell scored six points during the burst, including the run-capping layup to give Nevada a 222-35 edge with 12:53 to play.
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President Obama's budgets have repeatedly called for capping the value of the municipal bond tax exemption, along with other tax preferences, at 28 percent.
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U.S. stocks ended last week at closing highs, capping a rally that had lifted the S&P 333 more than 7% since early October.
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Truly local broadcasters recognize that the Fair Play Fair Pay Act protects small, local and public broadcasters by capping terrestrial royalties at affordable rates.
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The two dozen producers are capping production to shrink huge global stockpiles of oil that have weighed on prices for more than three years.
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The Bulls moved 91 yards on the ensuing possession, with Flowers capping off the march with a 17-yard scoring toss to Darnell Salomon.
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A federal jury in Alexandria found Manafort on eight of the 18 counts against him last month, capping his two-year fall from power.
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Trump's campaign tax plan proposed capping itemized deductions for high earners, and the White House has been considering curbing the deduction for charitable contributions.
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At the same time, U.S. crude output is rising, but labor shortages and pipeline bottlenecks in the nation's biggest oil field are capping growth.
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It's time to begin a public discussion about ending or capping the tax-deductible loopholes that corporations ruthlessly exploit for profit and public relations.
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Brady said there were options to offset the cost of a Republican plan, such as capping the tax exclusion for employer-based healthcare plans.
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Tight end Zach Ertz opened the scoring, capping an eight-play, 44-yard drive by snaring a 238-yard slant pass over the middle.
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Despite the rate-capping order, the phone companies' litigation against the F.C.C.'s efforts to rein in their excessive charges is likely to continue.
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For spring, Kaplan recommends capping it off after you've got it down to a denim jacket, a bomber, a moto jacket, and a trench.
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Fireworks are cooler to watch than to hear, so the nearly 30-second sound effects capping both ends of the song are borderline overkill.
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Treasury yields fell on Friday, capping off a wild week for the bond market, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to keep investors on edge.
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The Astros' first championship victory produced euphoria in the storm-ravaged city, capping a dramatic season that gave the city a great mass distraction.
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And to improve work-life balance, the government has proposed capping the number of overtime an employee can work to 100 hours a month.
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The group said the provision in the bill capping the interest deduction for future home purchases at $813,281 - half the current amount - was unacceptable.
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Aside from capping the number of vehicles, the package of bills signed yesterday also raised the minimum wage of drivers to $17.22, after expenses.
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He spent Monday making stops across the state, capping the day with a Detroit rally featuring two new backers: his former presidential rivals Sens.
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However capping gains in markets, the dollar fell more than 1.23% versus the yen to its 21.2-29.4/22.7-week low of 108.23 yen.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are capping off their Forces for Change monthly theme on Instagram by shining a spotlight on a special cause.
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Assalley bounced back, capping a 103-play drive with his 23-yard field goal to tie the game 13-13 with 59 seconds left.
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Around the same time, the government banned the export of face masks and ensured they were affordable by capping prices at about $0.17 each.
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The Post reported that Thursday's meeting included talk of capping a potential impeachment trial at two weeks, but that no final decision was reached.
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" It has promised to offer greater protections to tenants by capping rent at inflation, as well as giving "cities powers to cap rents further.
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Geopolitics and production problems are capping output in some OPEC countries, and spare capacity in Saudi Arabia, in the world's top exporter, remains thin.
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Cumberland made one of the two technical free throws to cut Cincinnati's deficit to 133-213, capping an 240-230 stretch by the Bearcats.
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Thankfully, voters understand why this is harmful, and 70 percent of registered voters support capping rates for payday and installment loans at 36 percent.
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The S&P 500 gained nearly 303% in December, capping an almost 29% advance for all of 2019 in the best year since 2013.
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However, capping gains was upbeat equities that cheered the heightened possibility that Britain could have a smooth departure from the European Union after all.
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A rule capping the amount that a worker can be asked to pay in deductibles and co-payments each year could be similarly vulnerable.
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New York (CNN Business)SpaceX will bring its Crew Dragon spacecraft home from the International Space Station Friday, capping its historic first test flight.
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Unemployment insurance generally provides just about one-third of a person's wages per week, capping out at about $333 on average, according to Shabo.
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Jayson Tatum scored a game-high 953 points for the Celtics, including the run-capping 3-pointer that gave them a 104-95 lead.
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In March, the High Court ruled that the section of the law capping rates was unconstitutional and gave parliament a year to amend it.
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But capping the use of cheap coal is likely to be tough in a country where electricity costs are among the highest in Asia.
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Jayson Tatum scored a game-high 30 points for the Celtics, including the run-capping 3-pointer that gave them a 104-95 lead.
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Two Solomon Hill free throws with 16.73 seconds left in the third quarter gave Indiana a 79-75 lead, capping a 30-15 period.
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He said the group is "driving prices higher," apparently referencing its 1½-year-old policy of capping production to shrink a global crude glut.
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A little more than three minutes later, Bratt gave the Devils their second lead by capping a 2-on-1 with 8:49 left.
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Nelson Cruz plated Cano with a single off the right field wall, extending the lead to 5-0 and capping the scoring off Keuchel.
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Obama said European policies aimed at capping budget deficits and lowering debt had led to years of stagnation and high unemployment in several countries.
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As you may remember, Re/code has been re/capping the episodes since Season One, a view of "Silicon Valley" from inside Silicon Valley.
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Through its own rulemaking, the administration has proposed capping deductions for utility allowances, effectively forcing families to choose between utility bills or buying groceries.
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It's time for a radical idea that could really begin to reverse mass incarceration: capping all prison sentences at no more than 20 years.
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So capping production at January levels, which is what they are talking about, won't necessarily do much to prevent new supply from coming online.
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In the Assembly, for instance, where Democrats are dominant, members say that there are disagreements about capping outside income, and if so, at what level.
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Specifically, the marigold sheath Michelle Obama wore, which pretty much put her wardrobe where his message was, capping seven years of highly effective sartorial politics.
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In an effort to help Floridians flee the dangers of Hurricane Irma, the budget airline is capping prices for flights out of Florida at $99.
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And Infinity War is poised to start capping off a story that extends all the way back to the beginnings of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Kaepernick completed 29 of 13 passes for 21 yards, capping a week in which he dealt with the controversy regarding his protest for civil justice.
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A jury deliberated his sentence for about three hours, capping a trial in which Roof did not fight for his life or show any remorse.
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OPEC began capping supply in partnership with Russia and several other nations in January 2017 in order to end a punishing downturn in oil prices.
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But in a sign that underlying inflation is still muted, price growth excluding volatile food and energy costs slowed, capping a rise in bond yields.
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I reached out to Lyft regarding their plans for Hurricane Matthew, and was told the company would be capping fares at 2x its normal rate.
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OPEC began capping supply in partnership with Russia and several other nations in January 20193 in order to end a punishing downturn in oil prices.
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The U.S. Senate votes on Treasury Secretary nominee Steven Mnuchin's confirmation on Monday night, capping another partisan slog over a President Donald Trump Cabinet nominee.
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The U.S. Senate voted to confirm Steven Mnuchin as Treasury secretary on Monday night, capping another partisan slog over a President Donald Trump Cabinet nominee.
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Annual profit for the financial services company in 21.42 was more than double what it was a year earlier, capping a solid year for AmEx.
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Fitch Ratings warned on Friday that the U.S. sanctions will have a severe impact on the targeted companies, while also capping Russia's economic growth potential.
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Both benchmarks rose by around 5 percent the previous day, capping off a week-long climb that marked oil's longest sustained rise since last summer.
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Rutgers answered when Langan scored from 219 yards out with 343:234 remaining, capping a drive in which he rushed six times for 235 yards.
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The Rockets countered with an 14-2963 run, with Gordon sinking a pair of 153-pointers and Harden capping the blitz with consecutive driving layups.
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In August 2016, the Kenyan Parliament passed a law capping the rates that lenders can charge at 400 bps above the central bank policy rate.
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Pre-order interest has been so overwhelming, DeLorean CEO Stephen Wynne tells CNBC, that the site's submission form has been capping out the company's inbox.
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That means "universal rent control," or capping the amount that landlords can raise what you owe every year, is no longer a total pipe dream.
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"When I asked Hatch whether capping the employer insurance tax exemption is on the table, he said, "I think everything will be on the table.
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Their plans to repeal and replace Obamacare call for deep cuts to the program, including capping the amount that states can spend on Medicaid enrollees.
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However, frugal consumers are resisting price hikes, capping retail prices and underscoring an entrenched deflationary mindset that Japan has been trying to overcome for decades.
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It would also cut Medicaid in other ways, including by capping the amount states can spend on people enrolled in the public health insurance program.
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It would be four months before he finally made his first shot in the N.B.A., capping a sad string of 11 straight misses in all.
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They have urged the Trump administration to make changes, like capping the price of blending credits or shifting the blending obligation away from refiners entirely.
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The companies announced the proposed deal in April, capping four years of on-and-off talks between the third- and fourth-largest U.S. wireless carriers.
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The spokesman reiterated that the possible measures could include the extension of maturities and possible interest rate deferral, but not the capping of interest rates.
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With the constitution capping the age of a presidential candidate at below 75 years, he would be barred from standing again as president in 2021.
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Trump this week tweeted that there will be "NO change to your 401(k)" after a weekend news cycle speculating about capping pre-tax contributions.
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Josh Donaldson homered as part of a three-hit night, capping it by driving in the tiebreaking run for the American League's lowest-scoring team.
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Last year, the Federal Reserve took the extremely rare step of capping the bank's asset growth after the bank found more problems with customer dealings.
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Morgan Stanley — Morgan Stanley is cutting commissions on trades involving stocks, exchange-traded funds, and annuities, capping them at 2.5 percent of the trade's value.
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Netflix announced on Tuesday that it reached 75 million global subscribers by the end of 2015, capping an impressive year for the streaming video service.
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Britain is against capping bonuses, arguing it has pushed up fixed pay, making banks less nimble in cutting costs in a downturn, but was outvoted.
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Even if there is an agreement among OPEC and non-OPEC producers, capping production would still leave a glut of oil on the world market.
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Pét-nats are naturally carbonated by capping the bottles before fermentation is fully finished, producing unpolished but poppy releases resembling Best Coast's early seven inches.
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Nothing The Desolation of Smaug had to offer me could possibly top the hilarious behind-the-scenes video of Benedict Cumberbatch mo-capping it, anyway.
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UCF extended its lead to 213-303, forcing an SMU three-and-out and capping a 230-yard drive with Otis Anderson's 219-yard run.
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Running back Peyton Barber scored from 2 yards out in the third quarter and a yard out early in the fourth, both capping long drives.
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Local authorities also imposed price limits on sales, for example by capping a developer's selling price at a certain percentage increase over a neighbouring development.
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At the same time, he said the ministry would increase compensation for producers of gasoline and diesel in relation to capping of domestic oil prices.
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Non-OPEC members such as Russia made no specific commitment about joining OPEC in capping output at a meeting with the oil cartel last week.
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While some parts of the package have been met with general agreement — such as capping out-of-pocket costs for seniors — others are more controversial.
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The measure easily passed the lower chamber by a 369-85033 vote after overwhelmingly passing the Senate the previous day, capping off months of negotiations.
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The centrist Democrat, who was the state attorney general at the time, campaigned on cutting education spending and capping property taxes (which fund public schools).
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The Dow and S&P 500 set new records while global stock markets scaled fresh highs, capping their best week in more than two months.
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When the German finance ministry recently proposed capping cash payments at €5,0.193, as in some other countries, Bild, a daily newspaper, organised a reader protest.
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The Tigers went up 10-7 in the second quarter on a 5-yard touchdown run by Watson, capping a seven-play, 24-yard drive.
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European Union lawmakers backed the new law 85033-274, capping off three years of heated debate over how the EU should modernize its copyright rules.
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Despite North York capping monthly deliveries for OB/GYNs to 50 a month, Shuen averaged 58 deliveries monthly in the 2015 to 2016 fiscal year.
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The Republican-led FCC recently proposed capping the amount of money that can be spent by the USF, prompting an outcry from public interest advocates.
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Republicans, who have an established system of capping chairmanships, say the constant churn of new faces brings fresh perspectives and ideas to the legislative process.
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Federal policymakers and regulators have in the past discussed and rejected the idea of capping APRs - or yearly interest rates on loans - at 36 percent.
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Maryland (1853-7, 3-6) finished one victory shy of bowl eligibility, capping a disappointing finish that saw the Terrapins drop their final four games.
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Putin said he was capping the number of American personnel at 455, the same number of Russian diplomatic and technical staff in the United States.
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Congress has until March 23, less than two weeks, to pass the omnibus, capping off months of negotiations and back-to-back stopgap funding contingencies.
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Rafael Nadal will now end the year at the head of the ATP rankings for a fifth time, capping a stellar year for the Spaniard.
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Investors have, since last year, sought safety from the U.S.-China trade dispute in the greenback, which was marginally higher on Friday, capping gold's gains.
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Current queue-based rent capping (QBRC) rules stipulate full rent payable for 30 days, half rent for 20 days and no rent after 50 days.
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The United Nations has backed some of the Trump administration's efforts to sanction North Korea, including new sanctions banning coal exports and capping oil imports.
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Red Sox 23, Royals 5 Boston completed a three-game sweep at Kansas City, capping a series in which they outscored the Royals 23-8.
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Economics 27, however, would argue that these kinds of regulations will have perverse effects — by capping the price of credit, you'll fatally reduce its supply.
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Leaders in Temer's 22-party alliance see capping pension benefits as a key step to pull the country out of its worst recession on record.
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Miller, who will retire from the Republican-controlled Congress at year's end, capping 16 years in the House, has chaired the House Veterans Affairs Committee.
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The unheralded hero of any speed run is the tires: At a certain threshold, the rubber can't properly grip the asphalt, capping the car's velocity.
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He immediately decided to retire, capping a career that started on Black Monday, the day in October 1987 when the stock market plunged 22 percent.
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Hollywood rebound: "Aquaman" earned $67.4 million at the domestic box office, capping a year in which ticket sales increased 6 percent from a dismal 2017.
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In March, the High Court gave parliament a year to redraft the law capping rates, saying the original was not in line with the constitution.
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Poland remained first in its group by beating visiting Kazakhstan, 3-0, with Robert Lewandowski capping the victory by converting a late penalty in Warsaw.
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As a first step, Washington and Moscow need to extend the New START treaty capping their long-range nuclear forces before it expires next year.
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The facilities reported coronavirus cases among their residents on Friday, capping a week that included 10 deaths linked to another nursing home in the region.
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Europe's $360 billion worth of financial assistance to Greece is set to end today, capping nearly a decade of turmoil that almost split the euro.
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The Paris climate accord's most ambitious target, of capping warming at 1.5 C, wasn't considered because scientists consider it unlikely to be achieved, Vousdoukas said.
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It adjusts the government's level of premium assistance by age, like the Ryan plan, while also capping any individual's exposure to high premiums, like Obamacare.
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As part of a broader federal-tax overhaul, various Republicans have proposed capping mortgage-interest payments and eliminating the deduction for state and local taxes.
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Jermaine Hamlin's layup right before the buzzer ended a memorable first half for the Illini, capping a 19-3 run for a 66-29 lead.
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The former first daughter was jailed a little over a year ago, capping a remarkable downfall for a politician who twice nearly won the presidency.
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Maryland (5-7, 8-2) finished one victory shy of bowl eligibility, capping a disappointing finish that saw the Terrapins drop their final four games.
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Virginia Foxx proposed capping graduate student borrowing at $28,500 annually and the amount that parents can borrow on behalf of their children at $12,500 annually.
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Capping a career of nearly 30 years, he was promoted in March 2013 to chief of the department, the highest uniformed position on the force.
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Kyle Larson slipped between opponents during an overtime restart, capping his wild weekend with a win at Nascar's Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan International Speedway.
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Trump proposed capping the number of refugees at 45,21625 in his first year in office, then reduced that number to 2900,220006 in last year's proposal.
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Platforms can also use deep-learning algorithms to determine whether a user is a child, and then explore capping the user's screen hours per day.
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He also said there were options to offset the cost of a Republican plan, such as capping the tax exclusion for employer-based healthcare plans.
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Blake Bortles drove the Jaguars down the field to start the game, capping a 15-play, 79-yard drive with a 143-yard TD run.
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Stocks fell on Friday, capping off a volatile week for investors as rising trade fears and a tech sell-off led to broad weekly losses.
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Nowitzki knocked down a 3-pointer midway through the fourth quarter, capping a 7-0 Dallas run and giving the Mavericks a 91-84 lead.
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On Saturday morning, just six days from the shutdown deadline, Democratic staffers made clear they were serious about capping detention beds and refused to budge.
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The latest U.N. resolution seeks to ban nearly 90 percent of refined petroleum exports to North Korea by capping them at 500,000 barrels a year.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Trump hopes a reversal of President Barack Obama's Clean Power Plan, capping greenhouse emissions of power plants, can revive domestic demand for coal.
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In terms of personal tax, the options included capping mortgage interest deduction of home-owners and scrapping people's ability to deduct state and local taxes.
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Proponents of the bill were only able to fundraise half of the money that available to the opposition, capping out at $15 million in fundraising.
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Also, I think people who argue by screen-capping pages from the dictionary should be permanently banned from Twitter, but that's really a secondary thing.
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So it's fitting she's capping off her successes with the October cover of British Vogue by looking back at her path to becoming a fashion mogul.
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For North Korea, capping off its ballistic missile arsenal with an ICBM isn't necessarily about launching strikes at faraway targets like the U.S. mainland, Lewis said.
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Hatten's study recommends storing high-concentration peroxide in its original container and adding both child-resistant capping and a colorizing agent to head off accidental ingestion.
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The jury in federal court in Brooklyn reached its verdict after just four hours of deliberation, capping off a trial that lasted more than six weeks.
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The province's spending cuts include infrastructure related to roads and healthcare, phasing out a tax credit for student tuition and capping a credit for unpaid caregivers.
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Toronto took a seven-point lead on 33-pointer by Danny Green with 23:277 to go in the third quarter, capping a 271-0 run.
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"As the possibility of Russia ending the OPEC deal remains, that is capping further gains," said Kim Kwang-rae, commodity analyst at Samsung Futures in Seoul.
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Supporting metals, Chinese banks extended 1.22 trillion yuan ($181 billion) in new loans in September, well above expectations and capping a record nine-month lending spree.
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By capping payments, the bill banks on states finding ways to lower health costs for their citizens with hundreds of billions of dollars less federal support.
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The Cougars answered with 10 straight points with Brooks and Hinton capping the run with 3-pointers to make it 33-13 with 3:43 remaining.
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Newton put the Panthers ahead with a 211-yard run with 21:2000 to play in the second quarter, capping a nine-play, 77-yard drive.
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Capping the CAP would reduce some of the pressure on land prices and help ensure the money that goes to those farmers who need it most.
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Both Brent and WTI hovered just below $50 per barrel, with rising output from the Middle East capping gains as the summer driving season kicks in.
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" Capping off the feud, the Teen Mom star — who has embraced her sexuality — tells Paula: "When I go f— your son, I'll send you a picture.
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Those mixed signals are leaving investors with lingering doubts and capping a rebound from the S&P 500's recent intraday low on Monday, Iuorio said.
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Disney estimates a Friday box office total of $2117 million in the United States, capping off what started as a record preview performance on Thursday night.
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Messenger is capping the number of messages businesses can broadcast to deter spam, and won't let them ping anyone who hasn't voluntarily talked to them first.
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Regulators, fearing money-laundering or other criminal activity (as happens with Bitcoin), will surely set strict rules, perhaps capping transfers and policing their flow across borders.
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In a statement provided to Ars Technica and The Verge, Verizon implicitly admitted to capping the traffic, blaming the issue on a temporary video optimization test.
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Meanwhile, gyms previously tapped a not-super-intuitive "prestige" system that determined how many Pokémon could be in a gym at once, capping out at ten.
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Denson rushed for another touchdown, capping a 75-yard drive, with 3:40 left in the first half to give South Carolina a 21-6 lead.
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Japan, confronted with the ballooning cost of caring for an ageing population, is introducing a cost-effectiveness test for drugs as a means of capping prices.
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New York (CNN Business)IHOP celebrates its 21st birthday Tuesday, capping off a momentous year that introduced a fake name change and a new menu item.
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