Curbing their wealth is in part about curbing their political power.
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That was a simple study, but pretty effectively drove home the point that curbing easy access to video games might have less of an effect than curbing easy access to guns.
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In fact, they could be the key to curbing hunger.
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Curbing free trade was a central element of Trump's campaign.
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The government has little compunction about curbing freedom of expression.
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Here, the forces curbing democracy do not have popular support.
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Curbing pollution and debt are two of Mr Xi's priorities.
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That means curbing unnecessary discretionary expenses, such as dinners out.
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Hopes of curbing production also supported the rise in oil.
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If curbing illegal immigration is really the goal, that is.
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Curbing public sector unions is limited to a few states.
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So for curbing our cravings, it's useful to consume fat.
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The country must pick between curbing migration and maximising wealth.
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Curbing white supremacy is not about being a good person.
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That means mosquito control is crucial for curbing the disease.
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The current opioid crisis underlines the importance of curbing demand.
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Perversely, curbing prices risks squeezing out this kind of innovation.
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A number of governments and multinational companies were curbing travel.
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As mayor, he introduced multiple measures aimed at curbing smoking.
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Curbing immigration is one of President Donald Trump's top priorities.
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Both have talked openly about curbing Iran's growing military clout.
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How to assist with curbing the spread of the coronavirus?
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That is totally lacking when it comes to curbing financial enthusiasm.
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Thus, by curbing those practices, the US will help democracy flourish.
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Squashing a trade deficit can involve curbing imports or boosting exports.
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After I run out, I'm going to try curbing the habit.
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Curbing demand will be critical to the NHS's long-term viability.
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The Senate voted down four measures aimed at curbing gun sales.
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Curbing Russian aggression must be a priority for the United States.
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A big driver of Ocasio-Cortez's proposal is curbing climate change.
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They often disagree on issues like curbing immigration or budget rules.
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They have also accused the Trump administration of curbing government transparency.
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The idea: curbing the amount of opioids that doctors can prescribe.
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But are American workplaces making real progress in curbing sexual harassment?
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Other public spaces resort to creative ways of curbing unwanted behavior.
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Much of the European Union was initially resistant to curbing travel.
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But curbing debt may have significant consequences in China and elsewhere.
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This is not a sustainable model for curbing health care costs.
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By Thursday, guess who was taking credit for curbing cancer deaths?
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It passed a law in October aimed at curbing human trafficking.
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"With unyielding commitment, we are curbing the opioid epidemic," Trump said.
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Breakingviews China has room to start easing policies curbing capital flight.
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The environmental benefits of curbing food waste can't be overstated, either.
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Now, congressional lawmakers have started to move toward curbing these practices.
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An underwhelming economic recovery has kept unemployment high, curbing wage gains.
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He abandoned the global Paris accord aimed at curbing climate change.
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I want to hear him talk about lowering taxes and curbing regulations.
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There is no fail-safe administrative tool for curbing house-price booms.
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He ignores the incredible progress government programs have made in curbing poverty.
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The company is also curbing some of its marketing practices, Burns said.
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Curbing abuse is a challenge spilling over into the 2016 political campaigns.
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Low oil prices are largely curbing both domestic and imported inflation pressures.
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But antitrust law can only go so far in curbing anticompetitive behavior.
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Knee-jerk responses to China risk curbing collaboration as well as competition.
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More sensitive approaches to curbing crime among aboriginals are unusual in Australia.
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This gives Iran sanctions relief in return for curbing its nuclear programme.
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Nor should it: cutting CH4 is not an alternative to curbing CO2.
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Sisi's government says that curbing fictitious news is necessary for national security.
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But his EPA gutted Obama-era rules aimed at curbing climate change.
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Donna Sadof, 68, from neighboring Bedford, asked Christie about curbing government spending.
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Last year they made tweaks, such as curbing benefits for public servants.
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OPEC is curbing its output by about 1.2 million bpd from Jan.
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Rwanda has made similar strides in curbing infectious diseases and infant mortality.
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The lawmakers expressed concerns that curbing the deduction will hurt housing prices.
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Without curbing emissions, the tropics would stay extremely hot all summer long.
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Orrin Hatch sounded more open to a law curbing Trump's tariff authority.
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But opponents accuse the government of curbing dissent and limiting free speech.
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Azar will also be charged with curbing the opioid crisis, Trump added.
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President Trump signs a measure Wednesday aimed at curbing online sex trafficking.
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Expectations for slower economic growth this year are also seen curbing demand.
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Still, those challenges aren't curbing the appetite for solar energy in Bangladesh.
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Some experts warn that curbing microtargeting too much could have negative consequences.
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Trump has lauded the Mexican government for curbing flows since the deal.
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Bernie Sanders, also outlined his vision for curbing damage from the coronavirus.
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"It's a real race against time," Governor Brown said of curbing emissions.
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He lamented recent rule changes aimed at curbing collisions on the bases.
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Pakistani officials denied the new regulations were aimed at curbing free speech.
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It could be a breakthrough in curbing the spread of the virus.
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One bright spot: Employers are now curbing the growth rate of deductibles.
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Traders reported some Turkish banks were curbing lira supplies to overseas counterparts.
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Congress too has taken a step toward curbing the shark fin trade.
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Police forces over the country tried curbing these attacks and warning people.
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As imports became more expensive, inflation started to rise, curbing household spending.
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Curbing carbon emissions from fossil fuels could help prevent these negative effects.
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Azar will also be charged with curbing the opioid crisis, Trump said.
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Until now, most states have followed a standard playbook for curbing emissions.
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Beijing's war on pollution was curbing growth in Chinese manufacturing in October.
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Public education could also play a big role in curbing the outbreak.
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Trump joins automakers to announce repeal of Obama standards aimed at curbing global warming Trump joins automakers to announce repeal of Obama standards aimed at curbing global warming President Donald Trump took a step toward repealing a set of Obama-era vehicle fuel-efficiency rules aimed at curbing global warming, announcing a formal review onstage alongside several automaker executives at a rally in Detroit on Tuesday.
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Kyle Busch, Hamlin's Joe Gibbs Racing teammate, lobbied for curbing in the corner.
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SafeBAE empowers students to take an active role in curbing rape culture. pic.twitter.
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Knowing this, curbing bad habits and forming good ones takes on considerable importance.
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They paid lip service to the goals of curbing terrorism and pacifying Syria.
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Some advances have also been made in curbing demand for the illegal products.
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Curbing global warming depends on convincing Asian governments to take a different path.
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Mr Trump seems to have two priorities: protecting gun rights and curbing abortion.
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According to former campaign staffers, it was the key to curbing his tweeting.
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It also underlined the need for further progress in curbing global steel overcapacity.
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In neighbouring Singapore, discussions about curbing "deliberate online falsehoods" are also under way.
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Curbing subsidies would ease pressure on the public purse and curtail excess production.
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Curbing oil has large economic and geopolitical benefits, not to mention climate change.
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Getting out of foreign wars, for example, or ending Obamacare, or curbing abortion.
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Producers are curbing their output in hopes of supporting prices and reducing inventories.
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In 2015 the most robust deal yet on curbing global carbon emissions emerged.
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But in fact, those restrictions fuel the street market rather than curbing it.
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Globally, restrictive gun laws have proven to make a difference in curbing massacres.
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Since taking office in 2017, Macron has been criticized for curbing civil liberties.
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Aid agencies said curbing emissions was key to preventing climate-change related disasters.
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Prioritizing these functions likely would go a long way toward curbing unauthorized migration.
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It is Greece that has upset the EU's calculus on curbing asylum-seekers.
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Qatar has previously also said the demands were aimed at curbing its sovereignty.
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When it comes to curbing the opioid crisis, there are no quick fixes.
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S. trade deal kept investor optimism afloat, curbing sharp declines in the metal.
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Curbing sexual violence helps solve seemingly unrelated inequalities for women around the world.
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The Council passed its first-ever resolution aimed at curbing abuse on Saturday.
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Curbing global heating requires the cutting of carbon emissions, which warm the planet.
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New laws were passed, curbing protests and expanding the jurisdiction of military courts.
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"We see that the new attorney general is curbing that," Mr. Kakar said.
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Trump has lauded the Mexican government for curbing flows since the June deal.
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As a result, companies like Airbnb have to be proactive in curbing biases.
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And how can each of us get involved in curbing our environmental footprint?
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On Monday, Ramaphosa signalled his support for curbing the public-sector wage bill.
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I will be curbing my spending on made-in-America goods and services.
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Every country has already submitted an initial pledge for curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
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"In Evros, physical barriers had a relative impact in curbing flows," he said.
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This is not just about curbing old-fashioned espionage, but a broader challenge.
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Colorado recently adopted a measure curbing municipal judges from abusing their fining power.
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But in reality, curbing legal pressure on Huawei may not be so simple.
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That agreement offered Tehran sanctions relief in exchange for curbing its nuclear program.
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The curbing is something that they feel necessary to do to prevent that.
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Not the worst thing in the world if it means curbing your anxiety.
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She is also certain that the cannabinoids are slowly curbing the tumor's growth.
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He didn't foresee Russia or other countries curbing their research on killer robots.
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Under the deal, every country submits its own (voluntary) plan for curbing emissions.
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The Clean Power Plan was aimed at curbing carbon emissions from power plants.
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But Scavia suggests that a purely voluntary approach to curbing nutrient runoff is inadequate.
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The level is higher than Moscow's commitment under its production-curbing deal with OPEC.
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When it comes to curbing extremism online, however, any crackdown will face reality checks.
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She is Chairperson of the Women's Media Center Speech Project: Curbing Abuse, Expanding Freedom.
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A particular focus will be to look at curbing government subsidies for steel production.
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It also sends a signal to corporations that she's serious about curbing their influence.
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In recent weeks, the government has started to devote more attention to curbing it.
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Most of the rules are aimed at making fintech safer, not at curbing it.
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Zibo's ceramics companies are not only hit by emergency closures aimed at curbing smog.
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Curbing dog farts really depends on the underlying issue, if there even is one.
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As export revenue shrank, the region's currencies weakened, curbing imports and pushing up inflation.
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Even the airlines that sell the most first-class fares are curbing their enthusiasm.
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Both countries are developing plans specifically aimed at curbing technological reliance on the other.
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China's internet censors announced new regulations aimed at curbing the spread of "illegal information".
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Curbing the misuse of antibiotics in the meat industry is a public health imperative.
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Rouhani has had some successes, most notably in curbing inflation and improving economic growth.
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Mitigating the opioid epidemic is critical, but curbing heavy drinking is just as pressing.
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A tax or a regulation curbing emissions would have the same result, Kaufman said.
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They are curbing Russia's recovery from an economic slowdown caused by low oil prices.
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McNerney said that he and Smith discussed the economic obstacles to curbing global warming.
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Raids are a primary tactic for curbing the sex trade in Thailand and worldwide.
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Trump has suggested arming teachers as a way of curbing gun violence in schools.
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Other producers that are not involved in the supply-curbing pact have increased exports.
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Instagram's parent company Facebook recently launched an AI tool aimed at curbing hate speech.
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You have to realize that this curbing of protest is not a new thing.
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It has also proposed making development aid conditional on governments' cooperation in curbing migration.
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It's a violent industry, and one that's hard to rein in without curbing demand.
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Last month, WeWork began curbing members' beer consumption at New York City WeWork locations.
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And it means curbing our impulse to kill things bigger and badder than ourselves.
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Yet, the discussion also underscored the importance curbing Iran's destabilizing efforts in the region.
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For this reason, American financial institutions play an important role in curbing human trafficking.
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Chinese internet titans Baidu, Tencent, and Weibo followed suit by curbing ads shortly after.
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That's partly because the referendum has mostly become about national sovereignty and curbing immigration.
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One sign that curbing Syrian bombing is feasible is that we're already doing it.
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Lower courts have fulfilled their core function of curbing the abuse of government power.
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Rising domestic demand from refiners has pushed premiums for U.S. crude higher curbing exports.
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But critics said the proposals fail to balance curbing harmful speech with free expression.
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That's why some observers are cynical about Exxon's sincerity in curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Trump's conservative cronies are more likely to approach curbing porn from a censorship angle.
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The opposition Australian Labor Party had campaigned on removing or curbing certain housing perks.
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The agreement offered Tehran relief from sanctions in exchange for curbing its nuclear program.
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The move is another step toward curbing political influence in strategic planning at BNDES.
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And new regulations are curbing how large this part of the business can be.
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There's little that central bankers can do, however, in curbing wage inequality, he said.
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The Plague seizes power in the town, bullying the populace and curbing civil liberties.
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The city's red-light district will be hanging discreet curtains and curbing illicit activities.
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The United States could adjust its pledges for curbing emissions, if it so chose.
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The People's Republic of China has been the most successful in curbing the internet.
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Research consistently showed it was ineffective at its stated purpose of curbing substance abuse.
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The Treasury Department on Thursday announced final regulations aimed at curbing offshore tax deals.
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At home, that involved slashing taxes and curbing the expansion of the federal government.
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Over the last year, the FDA has been focused on curbing youth vape use.
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The administration has made curbing the number of migrants entering the country a priority.
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In April, he said Mr. Xi would be his partner in curbing Mr. Kim.
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But unlike curbing fossil fuels, trees can appeal to "different folks" in Davos's community.
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Nowhere is that more apparent than in the city's approach to curbing tobacco use.
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Treasury last month issued its third round of guidance aimed at curbing corporate inversions.
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Maryland has asked the EPA for help curbing the smog coming from upwind states.
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And curbing access to guns is not something that Washington is capable of doing.
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Sterling has been buffeted for a fortnight by worries that Britain will prioritise curbing immigration over promoting trade in its divorce from the bloc, thereby gumming up labour markets, curbing foreign investment and leading to cutbacks by banks and other global companies.
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The drones would afford greater intelligence gathering capabilities potentially curbing Chinese activity in the region.
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A working group released their recommendations for curbing the illegal cheetah trade earlier this year.
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Despite decades of U.S. progress in curbing lead poisoning, millions of children remain at risk.
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Trump calls the wall crucial to curbing illegal immigration, echoing his 2016 presidential campaign pledge.
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Concerns over economic growth, Brexit and the U.S. government shutdown were seen curbing investor sentiment.
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Twitter's number one goal in 2017 was curbing abuse and cracking down on hate speech.
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He said organizers had been curbing expenses as Brazil suffers its worst recession in decades.
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Trump calls the wall crucial to curbing illegal immigration, echoing his 2016 presidential campaign rhetoric.
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Virtually every nation voluntarily committed to steps aimed at curbing global emissions of "greenhouse" gases.
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This gives a United Nations agreement on curbing airline emissions time to come into force.
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Curbing them depends, in large part, on political will—which Mr Bolsonaro so obviously lacks.
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Forests, particularly tropical forests, will play a vital role in curbing CO2 levels this century.
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Employing the indisputable logic of bar arguments, the judgment is aimed at curbing drunk-driving.
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Israel and some Gulf states share an interest in curbing Iran's influence in the region.
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Parking this car on the street without curbing them must be somewhat of a challenge.
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This is liable to undermine the US policy objective of curbing China's abuses and excesses.
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Recent research suggests this could reverse decades of progress made on curbing crime in America.
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In the past, Rio had started to do a better job of curbing gang violence.
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OPEC is curbing its output by about 29.90 million barrels per day (bpd) from Jan.
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Twitch is enacting stricter policies in the interest of curbing harassment and sexually suggestive behavior.
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By curbing the influence of clerics they are also weakening checks on their own power.
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But opponents accuse him of increasingly undermining democracy by curbing dissent and stifling free speech.
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Under the supply deal, OPEC is curbing output by about 1.2 million barrels a day.
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The drones would afford greater intelligence-gathering capabilities, potentially curbing Chinese activity in the region.
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Less acknowledged, however, is the role of lower oil demand in curbing U.S. oil imports.
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What is their actual value in terms of curbing or stopping workplace discrimination and harassment?
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The boreholes have also reduced the number of villagers crossing into Turkana, curbing violence levels.
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Withdrawal of such high denomination notes is a bold decision in curbing the parallel economy.
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So we need to make sure we're curbing this and acting responsibility, all of us.
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Critics say he has made as little progress in curbing rampant corruption as his predecessors.
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He asked them to help in curbing North Korea's nuclear programme and both promised to.
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Cities such as London are also considering or instituting new fees aimed at curbing traffic.
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Trump calls the wall crucial to curbing illegal immigration, echoing his 2016 presidential campaign pledge.
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The company has reportedly struggled to balance its commitment to unfettered speech with curbing abuse.
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The focus, he said, will be on curbing class action abuses and reigning in overregulation.
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Warren also said she'd raise revenue through comprehensive immigration reform and by curbing defense spending.
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A principal focus of IRCA was to control illegal immigration by curbing the employment pull.
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The EU is already talking to Libya, Tunisia and Egypt about curbing immigration to Europe.
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Kirsten Gillibrand has also released a plan aimed at curbing the price of prescription drugs.
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The Trump administration has made curbing legal and illegal immigration a cornerstone of its agenda.
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Curbing inefficient state-subsidized industries, however, has near universal support among economists and policy makers.
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Monsoon rains are also curbing demand for gasoil in the agriculture sector, the source said.
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Republicans made a fuss after Facebook (and Twitter) made minor changes aimed at curbing misinformation.
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S. tensions before a new rounds of talks aimed at curbing a bruising trade war.
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Federal fuel-economy standards were widely seen as a vital tool for curbing gasoline use.
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S. tensions before a new round of talks aimed at curbing the bruising trade dispute.
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But from what I observed at Antioch, curbing that embarrassment has become a community effort.
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The government has broad concerns, like improving overall regional transportation, reducing traffic and curbing pollution.
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Instead of curbing the violence, homicides rose sharply under the crackdown that started under Calderon.
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Unions contend such long-term contracts are now curbing local production, putting jobs at risk.
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Experts say the campaign could undermine the progress Brazil has made in curbing teen pregnancy.
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The number of mild cases, though, creates its own complications for curbing the virus's spread.
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Several U.S. cities and states are also looking into ways of curbing natural gas consumption.
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NYK fed had to invest $128b into the financial system, curbing the situation gets worse.
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The proposed steps are aimed at further curbing the powers of the country's biggest conglomerates.
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The other plan, aimed at curbing risks, would require funds to classify assets by liquidity.
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Lawmakers opposed to curbing net neutrality will also be taking part in the activism. Sen.
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Do you think you would benefit in any way from curbing your screen-time usage?
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In recent years, a number of states have enacted measures aimed at curbing prescription painkillers.
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He has talked about curbing North Korea's nuclear threat, but he has offered no approach.
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Curbing global warming is possible, but only if governments take "drastic change now," Villasenor says.
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"Courts have a critical role to play in curbing partisan gerrymandering," Justice Elena Kagan wrote.
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The longer-term perspective here is that in general, curbing high inflation is really difficult.
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And for many grassroots immigration activists, curbing immigration detention and enforcement is a key goal.
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Other candidates have also rolled out policies focused on curbing efforts in the states: Sen.
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Saudi Arabia has signaled its willingness to continue curbing output until the end of the year.
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But Volker Kauder, parliamentary leader of the conservatives, said his bloc would focus on curbing immigration.
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As I mentioned earlier, the tariffs are having their intended impact by curbing unfairly traded imports.
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Moves by all three central banks, however, were aimed at curbing household debt rather than inflation.
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The environmental group Greenpeace criticized Salazar for not curbing fracking in his home state of Colorado.
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This includes organizations devoted to curbing HIV/AIDS, which the Bush administration left alone, Kowalski said.
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He said EDF was committed to curbing its total carbon footprint by 40 percent by 2030.
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Falih said on Sunday that OPEC's production-curbing agreement likely would last until at least June.
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Eating more of these and other high-fiber foods can be very effective in curbing constipation.
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Pressed by the IMF, the Sisi government is curbing some subsidies and shifting towards cash transfers.
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Its rulers were hailed for hosting six-party talks aimed at curbing North Korea's nuclear programme.
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Both will want to avoid trouble by erring on the side of safety, curbing free speech.
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Qatar denies the allegations against it and says the demands are aimed at curbing its sovereignty.
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Saudi Arabia has signalled its willingness to continue curbing output until the end of the year.
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Now that stocks are hovering near record highs, steep valuations are curbing acquisition demand, bankers said.
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A co-ordinated approach to curbing volatile capital flows would restore mastery over national monetary policy.
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Sessions said Wednesday the entire White House is united on Trump's goals for curbing illegal immigration.
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Authorities are now turning their attention to curbing pollution from other toxic substances like nitrogen oxide.
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President Barack Obama finalized new executive actions Tuesday aimed at curbing gun violence and unregulated sales.
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S. trade talks fostered a risk-on mood among investors, curbing demand for safe-haven debt.
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The state and local groups also said that curbing the deduction would amount to double taxation.
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This year, curbing diesel truck use has been a key part of Beijing's war on smog.
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A theme: President Obama has stressed the importance of curbing North Korea's nuclear ambitions. http://bit.
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"[Republicans would] tear down our progress on civil rights, healthcare and curbing gun violence," he said.
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Senate Democrats introduced their own legislation Thursday curbing family separations and setting health and treatment standards.
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The House will vote Tuesday on legislation aimed at curbing the suicide rate for female veterans.
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He also said the Republican has been helpful in curbing legislation that is harmful to agribusiness.
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The introduction of VAT has been a big contributor to the squeeze, curbing Saudi business investment.
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We look at four major statutes that were passed with the intent of curbing agency regulations.
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The White House later imposed stiff sanctions aimed at curbing Maduro's grip on Venezuelan oil revenues.
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But the fact is that regulation aimed at curbing accounting fraud can often have unintended consequences.
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Critics accuse his government of imprisoning opponents, curbing free speech and exerting pressure on the judiciary.
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We will also partner with teams in Facebook to continue curbing the spread of false news.
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Curbing the expensive cost of prescription drugs, however, is an area Republicans and Democrats agree on.
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The voluntary standards could make a difference in curbing the alarming increase in prescription drug deaths.
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They may also be an effective means of curbing gun theft, a growing problem in Oregon.
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China is likely curbing tourism as a way to force Palau back into its good graces.
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The "Curbing Realistic Exploitative Electronic Pedophilic Robots (CREEPER) Act," is a bipartisan bill sponsored by Rep.
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He opposes a registry for Muslims living here, but supports curbing migration of Muslims from overseas.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Trump is telling crowds that the curbing of the coronavirus is on the horizon.
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And as much as accountable capitalism is about curbing inequality, it's fundamentally about saving capitalism itself.
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The sanctions had been lifted under the pact in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear program.
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Previous administrations have used the rule in a targeted way, like curbing petroleum shipments from Iran.
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We reviewed laws governing guns in the U.S. and how effective they've been at curbing violence.
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He argued the pipeline would undercut United States leadership in curbing global reliance on fossil fuels.
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Lopez Obrador said he recognized the importance of curbing such abuses as the force ramps up.
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But there are limits to how effective institutional change can be in curbing harassment on Wikipedia.
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The move is part of Russia's package of measures aimed at curbing the spread of coronavirus.
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The move is part of Russia's package of measures aimed at curbing the spread of coronavirus.
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Travel restrictions and factory closings aimed at curbing the virus are expected to pressure global growth.
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Who knows the magic that surviving ancestral biotics might hold for understanding and curbing today's diseases?
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However, tariffs have only escalated between the two countries since 2018, creating uncertainty and curbing growth.
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But one of our best hopes for curbing the spread of malaria—vaccination—has eluded us.
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President Trump and his advisers argue that regulators have gone too far in curbing banks' activities.
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The company delayed its reaction to curbing misinformation among political ads following backlash late last year.
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Some candidates for governor invoked Ms. Colotl in their calls for curbing illegal immigration in Georgia.
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While curbing excess washing has its merits, there are bound to be those who go overboard.
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Pig prices have risen in March and are expected to rise significantly, it said, curbing consumption.
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And it is likely to necessitate eliminating or curbing other popular deductions, a politically risky pursuit.
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The administration has made curbing the number of migrants entering the country a priority (The Hill).
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Indeed, on Iran, Tillerson has been a voice of restraint, curbing, for now, Trump's bellicose instincts.
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Now it's going on the offensive to counter a US campaign aimed at curbing its business.
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Republican mega-donor and casino magnate Sheldon Adelson is a leading advocate for curbing online gambling.
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Curbing speculation, rather than outright depreciation, appears to be the real objective of the CCF tool.
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But while the economy was flourishing, allegations of curbing freedoms and silencing dissent gained little traction.
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Such anti-smog alerts require steel mills to reduce their operations, curbing demand for steelmaking materials.
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Trump, during remarks in Beijing on Thursday, called for Russia's help in curbing North Korean aggression.
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Meanwhile, Trump has already begun to deliver lower prescription drug prices by curbing the administrative state.
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The sanctions had been lifted under the pact in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear programme.
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It has also dented emerging market stocks while curbing growth and the outlook for oil demand.
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The deal led to lifting of sanctions in January in exchange for Tehran curbing its nuclear program.
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While 36 percent say their priority is saving, 24 percent say they're curbing their spending because their .
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The move is aimed at curbing big changes in output from year to year, the government said.
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Today, in a blog post, Ho announced what affect those updates have had on curbing Twitter harassment.
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Opponents of action, including Trump, typically insist the financial costs of curbing climate change exceed potential benefits.
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BuzzFeed's reporting revealed that Twitter staff struggled to balance the promotion of free speech while curbing bullying.
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Under the deal, OPEC is curbing its output by about 1.2 million barrels per day from Jan.
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Under Betsy DeVos, the Education Department has indicated it wants to prioritize curbing student debt relief scams.
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One avenue for reducing despair may lie in future generations of low-skilled Americans curbing their aspirations.
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This led to protests by media workers and opposition parties accusing the government of curbing free speech.
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Ordinary voters are also angry that Mr Buhari appears to have made slow progress in curbing corruption.
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Public health experts worried that his resignation meant progress on curbing youth vaping would stall, or stop.
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Similarly, Mexico is on the verge of approving a law aimed at curbing political violence against women.
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And Trump -- a cost-conscious business executive -- must translate that into curbing the cronyist federal-government leviathan.
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The hearing was actually a look at legislation aimed at curbing youth vaping, rather than corporate behavior.
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But curbing declines against the dollar comes at a cost, eating into hard-earned foreign-exchange reserves.
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Federal legislation has been introduced aimed at curbing the use of race-day medications in the sport.
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If you're expecting high-quality films or jet-setting adventures on McConaughey's channel, start curbing your expectations.
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The legislation aims at curbing Medicaid funding and reshaping subsidies to low-income people for private insurance.
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Curbing child marriage could lower fertility rates by about a tenth in countries like Niger and Ethiopia.
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In its report, the IEA singled out cities as integral to curbing energy use and carbon emissions.
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Up to now, cities have focused on curbing emissions from buildings, energy, transport and waste produced locally.
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Fringe political parties in Europe that already believed in curbing globalization took advantage of that growing sentiment.
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Boeing is curbing the use of paid overtime by 80,000 salaried workers based in the United States.
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The Finance Ministry said it is aimed at encouraging "rational consumption" and curbing energy use and emissions.
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From a high level, a centerpiece of Trump's campaign has been curbing immigration and deporting undocumented immigrants.
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Firms and investors increasingly understand that curbing climate change is in their long-term interests, he says.
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A number of producers have been evacuating their platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, and curbing production.
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A ban on motorbikes in war-shattered Raqqa has only partially succeeded in curbing attacks on infrastructure.
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It tottered in the 1980s, when Ronald Reagan muscled trading partners into curbing their exports to America.
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Countries with major forest resources, like Russia and Brazil, plan to offset future emissions by curbing deforestation.
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Amazon has recently taken incremental steps toward curbing health misinformation, but primarily only when under significant pressure.
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Traders are worries about China, Mexico and other countries curbing demand for U.S. grain and soy exports.
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The PBOC will step up its support for the real economy while curbing financial risks, she added.
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Under the deal, Tehran received relief from global economic sanctions in return for curbing its nuclear work.
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He promises to withdraw America from the UN agreement on curbing emissions signed in Paris last month.
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Competing energy sources such as coal and renewables are also curbing demand, spurring discussions about contract terms.
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Stern and Murray suggested that cutting spending on defense and curbing tax credits could pay for UBI.
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Another environmentalist said blaming green groups was easier than curbing emissions linked to higher temperatures and droughts.
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The sanctions were among those lifted under the deal in exchange for Tehran curbing its nuclear program.
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Critics have said the law is aimed at curbing dissent and free speech ahead of the election.
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Stick with Trump on this one, while voting for a measure curbing presidential power on future emergencies.
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Employers are more focused on curbing pharmacy costs and finding support for workers' mental health, he said.
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The process was allegedly designed to promote fiscal sanity, such as curbing the nation's appetite for debt.
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The company has aggressively worked toward curbing misuse on its platform, including "false amplifiers" of political stances.
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The chancellor of the exchequer is curbing efforts to limit the decline of struggling places like this.
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To be clear, condoms are incredibly important for curbing the spread of sexually transmissible infections, or STIs.
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And while that often starts with curbing anger and aggression, it typically comes to encompass far more.
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Like Obama, Trump has made no major strides in curbing the primary driver of deficits: entitlement spending.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that Russia will join leading global oil producers in curbing production.
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The Obama-era agreement lifted sanctions on Tehran in exchange for the country curbing its nuclear program.
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The 2015 nuclear deal provided Iran with sanctions relief in exchange for Tehran curbing its nuclear program.
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The Chinese authorities have recently started to shift their focus toward curbing leverage and containing financial risks.
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In 2014, Facebook and Instagram introduced rules aimed at curbing the sale of guns on its platforms.
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Expanding access to treatment is viewed as an important step to curbing the country's increasing overdose rates.
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Gold slipped on Thursday, curbing the metal's demand ahead of next week's U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting.
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Curbing imports and boosting exports was a way to grab a bigger share of scarce world demand.
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Erdogan, looking to boost Turkey's economy and steady its wobbly lira, said high rates were curbing growth.
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Maybe they are better at curbing corruption, which can skew lending even more towards the commodity sector.
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Under the federal Title IX law aimed at curbing gender discrimination on campuses, such investigations are routine.
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The landmark accord lifted international sanctions on Iran in exchange for the country curbing its nuclear program.
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Those federations have not exactly been vigilant when it comes to curbing the use of banned substances.
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A stronger dollar makes assets such as gold more expensive for holders of other currencies, curbing demand.
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Targeting gangs O'Neill cited a focus on curbing gang violence as another reason crime statistics have improved.
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"It will challenge the government's ability to implement measures aimed at curbing the budget deficit," says Moody's.
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Mr. Trump flatly rejects changes in benefits that Mr. Ryan considers vital to curbing deficits and debt.
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The war room is an office dedicated to catching and curbing the spread of political misinformation campaigns.
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This fall we will launch a new national service program aimed at curbing the growing opioid epidemic.
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"It's not either/or" when it comes to curbing emissions and coping with climate stresses, Singh said.
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Banning offshore drilling in the Arctic will keep carbon dioxide in the ground, curbing dangerous climate change.
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The M.I.T. researchers said that understanding how false news spreads is a first step toward curbing it.
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The new policies are aimed at curbing political advertisers' attempts to mask their identities or impersonate others.
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This will happen only with a strong F.D.A. curbing abuses by both brand-name and generic drugmakers.
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In West Virginia, for example, she touted an idea to invest in curbing the opioid addiction crisis.
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Mr. Trump has emphasized curbing China's rise as a technological power, increasingly linking trade with national security.
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Obama said there also was "some evidence" of China curbing cyber espionage in response to US warnings.
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Too little punishment would cause further outcry that the committee is not serious about curbing rampant doping.
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Federal and state governments have taken only a patchwork approach to curbing the spread of the virus.
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But Dr. Kumar, the chest surgeon, said he was unconvinced by the government's approach to curbing pollution.
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For all the rhetoric, we know very little about whether curbing online speech prevents real-world violence.
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The task, church insiders say, is to give free-ish rein to imaginative projects while curbing recklessness.
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But there's no evidence, she writes, that targeting male behaviors alone has worked in curbing sexual assault.
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Ms. Agarwal sees this as the key to ending the stigma, and perhaps curbing the attacks themselves.
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The efforts have some added urgency now, as states pass stricter laws aimed at curbing distracted driving.
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The example of Kansas shows that Republicans are capable of curbing the radicalism in their ranks. Gov.
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Thus, by curbing that behavior, the US will help democracy flourish and raise its soft-power standing.
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Cities across China have continued to implement special measures aimed at curbing the spread of the pathogen.
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For instance, Representative Earl L. Carter, Republican of Georgia, said that curbing "Washington's spending addiction" was overdue.
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The governor emphasized that he would focus on curbing the funding disparities between wealthier and poorer schools.
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Making matters worse: Only about 2000% of residents are curbing their water use to daily limits. 220.
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Anyone who says curbing population is a silver bullet is ignoring critical variables of production and consumption.
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His campaign website reflects that Ossoff will also make sure Iran complies with curbing its nuclear program.
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Democrats have fiercely defended the bureau's governance and power, claiming it's an essential watchdog curbing consumer abuse.
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Some companies have offered parental controls as a way of curbing unauthorized preteen use of their platforms.
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Curbing and suppressing other countries and transferring domestic contradictions abroad will not keep the United States strong.
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She said banning foam products is the first step to curbing people's reliance on single-use plastics.
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Chinese regulators say the efforts are aimed at curbing addiction and reducing nearsightedness in kids and teenagers.
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But Republican senators, including Lindsey Graham (R-SC), have recently shown an interest in curbing forced arbitration.
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Nonprofits fear that the tax framework would still have the effect of curbing incentives for charitable giving.
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He took assignments aimed at curbing human smuggling and in its war crimes unit, her memorandum said.
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He also called for American mayors to get together and come up with climate-change-curbing solutions.
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This problem has galvanized Indonesians to advocate for curbing plastic use and developing stronger waste management programs.
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The BOJ conducted an unplanned buying in 10-year JGBs in the afternoon, curbing rise in the yields.
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Democrats opposed Mulvaney over his support for curbing the growth of Medicare and Social Security and other issues.
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Previous reviews have focused on toughening qualifications for advisors and curbing commissions that create a conflict of interest.
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A definitive ruling could reverberate through American elections for decades by either endorsing the practice or curbing it.
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As deficits balloon following their tax cuts, GOP leaders suggest curbing the massive Social Security and Medicare programs.
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If true, it would be a massive signal that Pyongyang might be serious about curbing its nuclear program.
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So far, the new administration has been pushing back key federal policies that were aimed at curbing obesity.
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He vows to resist curbing benefits for the Social Security and Medicare programs headed for long-term insolvency.
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But some content creators are skeptical that curbing abuse is Google's real reason for introducing the new requirement.
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So many people feared that the curbing of the piety police would turn out to be merely symbolic.
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He added that the border fence was not the "sole deterrent" in curbing criminal activity in the city.
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Apart from economic and anti-corruption reforms, curbing insecurity and violence will be key to López Obrador's success.
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A bounce by Japanese shares also nudged JGB prices lower by curbing investor demand for safe-haven bonds.
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Experts say curbing or ending the use of coal is required if this goal is to be reached.
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Curbing gains were bullion miners which fell 2.2% on a lower spot gold price after the Fed signals.
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Other nations stayed in the deal, which eased sanctions on Iran in exchange for curbing its nuclear program.
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New Zealand's central bank recently announced new macro- prudential tools aimed at curbing high-velocity house price growth.
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China has signed up to unprecedented sanctions on North Korea, curbing its coal trade with that murderous regime.
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Technological approaches to curbing or countering these cyber threats are proliferating, but they alone cannot offer adequate protection.
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However, changes to financial regulations may have had the biggest effect on the London market, by curbing demand.
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Under the 2015 deal, international sanctions against Iran were relaxed in exchange for Tehran curbing its nuclear programme.
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WhatsApp is considering curbing the amount of times you can forward messages to multiple chats, citing privacy concerns.
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Brown plans to unveil new legislation on Wednesday aimed at curbing stock buybacks and creating a "worker dividend."
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Output declined in the United Arab Emirates, where work on oilfields that produce Murban crude is curbing production.
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Voters are evenly split on whether diplomacy with China will be successful in curbing North Korea's nuclear program.
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One of the criticized changes was curbing the powers of the top court in budget and tax matters.
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The responsibility for identifying and curbing bad behavior should not rest with the compliance function alone, participants agreed.
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Under Trump, the appointment of individuals committed to curbing overregulation shows the momentum toward deregulating Washington is rising.
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Mayors who received promotions were no better or worse at curbing population growth than those who did not.
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And the Afghan government needs to win the confidence of its own people through curbing corruption and cronyism.
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Under the 2015 deal, international sanctions against Iran were relaxed in exchange for Tehran curbing its nuclear program.
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Y.) measure, the Curbing Realistic Exploitative Electronic Pedophilic Robots (Creeper) Act, passed by a voice vote on Wednesday.
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Under the 2015 deal, international sanctions on Iran were relaxed in exchange for Tehran curbing its nuclear program.
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Jack Dorsey, chief executive of Twitter, has vowed to make curbing harassment on the network a top priority.
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While implementation of calorie labeling is an important step forward in curbing obesity, more needs to be done.
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He also promised to pull the United States out of the Paris Agreement aimed at curbing global warming.
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The progressive Conservatives are leading the polls and will likely put greater emphasis on curbing the province's deficits.
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Its services may have been free, but the trustbusters judged that its market power was curbing consumers' choices.
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In 2010, the Army sent him to Afghanistan, to oversee a task force aimed at curbing corruption there.
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Looming regulatory constraints are also curbing demand from Collateralized Loan Obligation funds, the biggest buyers of leveraged loans.
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The approach focuses on stopping violence and providing social services for people as a way of curbing shootings.
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Reuters reports that the RIA news agency stated that Russia's military would begin curbing U.S. flights on Jan.
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ET. The deal lifts sanctions on Iran in exchange for the Middle Eastern nation curbing its nuclear program.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's hardline approach to trade relations is curbing demand for emerging assets and stoking volatility.
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He also touted his work on the farm bill and curbing toxic algae blooms in the Great Lakes.
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This obnoxious tradition began in the 1930s and has survived bans and fines aimed at curbing the practice.
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Nations have delayed curbing their greenhouse gas emissions for so long that warming of 1.5˚C is inevitable.
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Dorsey himself admitted that curbing hate speech on Twitter has been a slow process that's included several stumbles.
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Thapar's confirmation comes as Republicans are debating curbing Democrats' ability to block lower-court nominees they disagree with.
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Congress and the Trump administration should make curbing improper payments and implementing the required solutions a high priority.
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Where it stands: Congress' work right now is largely focused on curbing the epidemic and treating those addicted.
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South Korea and the United States have said THAAD is only aimed at curbing North Korea's missile threats.
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Congress worked with the Obama Administration to provide resources for partnerships aimed at curbing violence in Central America.
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Instead of being Japan's partner in curbing Chinese influence, the U.S. is hitting the Asian country with tariffs.
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President Trump's proclamation reduces the monument by more than 850,000 acres, bringing back access and curbing federal overreach.
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But an Estonian law, aimed at curbing post-Soviet Russian influence, requires stores to provide service in Estonian.
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More limited (and constitutional) police stops can still be effective at curbing crime and removing guns from streets.
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Let's dedicate 1 percent of our bailout to curbing the wildlife trade and protecting wildlife and wild places.
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Three areas for action are indisputably in America's national interest when it comes to curbing global carbon pollution.
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Brazil has actually made huge strides in curbing deforestation and fires in the rainforest in the recent past.
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But these women are focused on curbing age-related pathology, a concept about as controversial as cancer research.
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He said his own addiction and recovery had made him well-suited for work in curbing substance abuse.
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Still, experts said that curbing methane emissions from oil and gas operations could prove an important climate policy.
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Curbing debt could mean slower economic growth, as it deprives borrowers of the funds they would otherwise spend.
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Mr. Liu made no headway then in curbing the North's nuclear weapons expansion, and he retired last month.
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Giammattei took office on Tuesday following meetings with U.S. officials about curbing illegal migration and improving border security.
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Protecting these areas, then, is crucial not only for safeguarding human rights but also for curbing global warming.
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Another pressing health care challenge that could be adversely affected by the campaign is curbing H.I.V.'s spread.
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Carbon capture seems to be a win-win — curbing climate-warming emissions without stifling the lionized coal industry.
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The approach is one of several proposed in recent years for curbing the worst tendencies of AI programs.
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Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) and David Perdue (R-Ga.) aimed at curbing legal immigration to the United States.
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Nigeria and Libya are exempted from curbing output as they seek to restore supplies hurt by internal conflicts.
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The U.N.-backed nuclear deal is aimed at curbing the country's nuclear ambitions in exchange for sanctions relief.
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Several of the president's guests underscore the recurring emphasis he's put on border security and curbing unauthorized immigration.
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But officials added that the country was still relatively soft on curbing money laundering that benefited terrorism groups.
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To be clear, curbing super pollutants does not eliminate our need to transition away from fossil fuel use.
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In the aftermath of that attack, several prominent websites committed new resources to curbing terrorist and extremist content.
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Dr. Guillemin (pronounced GILL-men) was a prominent advocate for curbing the use of biological and chemical weapons.
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For many Arab countries, as well as Israel, curbing Iran's nuclear program was for years a top priority.
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Joseph McCarthy in the 1950s as past examples of the curbing of civil rights during times of crisis.
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Curbing warming at 1.5 — or somewhere even near 1.5 C — will be a historic task requiring historic ambition.
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Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healy told reporters Wednesday that restrictions on flavor was key to curbing youth vaping.
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The president did not invoke the need for curbing the Social Security and Medicare benefits they depend on.
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The move is likely aimed at curbing short selling against the lira, which has recently taken a beating.
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Also, regular exchanges have market makers providing liquidity, as well as volatility-curbing safeguards such as circuit breakers.
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Nonprofits generally oppose curbing the Johnson amendment because they think doing so would inject partisan politics into charities.
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The changes include curbing the agency's freedom to wiretap suspects and creating a committee to oversee the agency.
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President Bill Clinton made curbing crime and specifically slowing gun violence a funding priority in his first term.
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In April parliament passed nearly unanimously laws curbing the use and circulation of most semi-automatic firearms. Stuff.
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The problem will get worse, but humanity still can limit the consequences, specifically by radically curbing carbon emissions.
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But New York is really proving to be the anti-Silicon Valley by curbing gentrification through affordable housing.
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And our Interpreter columnist examines why the movement has made little headway in curbing abuses by ordinary men.
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And our Interpreter column examines why the movement has made little headway in curbing abuses by ordinary men.
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But Turkey remains a major factor in Syria, curbing migration to Europe and defending the alliance's eastern flank.
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Fiscal consolidation in 2016 is focussed on curbing expenditure and a shift in tax revenues away from labour.
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Currently the UK has a target of curbing greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050, compared to 1990 levels.
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The debate over altering a bedrock law governing the internet in the name of curbing sex trafficking was polarizing.
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Khan has been working with Cambodia's National TB Program to identify their priorities in terms of curbing the disease.
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In terms of talent, Morgan Stanley is curbing costly recruitment efforts, the primary way brokerages attract new client assets.
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And so far, regulators have largely been slow and ineffective in curbing that addiction or regulating the privacy intrusions.
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Renee Unterman, the committee's chairwoman, had created a bill aimed at curbing the abuse of prescription opioids in Georgia.
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Sanderson is the only large U.S. chicken producer that has not committed to curbing the use of the drugs.
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GOP congressional leaders now say those deficits require curbing Social Security and Medicare, something Trump promised not to do.
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Taking the lead As the world's biggest polluter, China has a unique role to play in curbing rising temperatures.
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He also thinks it would go a long way to curbing mass shootings and other violence in the hood.
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The 64-year-old liberal leader campaigned on a platform of curbing the power of the conglomerates, or chaebol.
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They include ending the forced transfer of American trade secrets, curbing Beijing's industrial subsidies and enforcing intellectual property rights.
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They have long been defenders of the environment, deeply invested in curbing climate change and preserving the nation's land.
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However, Environment Minister Li Ganjie has warned that some regions have lost "momentum" when it comes to curbing smog.
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They included shutting down the Al Jazeera media network, curbing ties with Iran, and closing a Turkish army base.
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If that turns out to be the case, isolating individuals will not be effective in curbing transmission, he said.
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FACTORIES, PORTS SHUT Many steel mills and ports are shut while construction projects are on hold, curbing metal demand.
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It's the latest move in a growing list of US restrictions on Huawei aimed at curbing its global expansion.
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The administration has credited a series of recent policies aimed at curbing the flow of migrants for the downturn.
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Wheat similarly fell for a second day, with expectations for ample global supply in the upcoming season curbing prices.
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Opponents, however, accuse him of becoming increasingly authoritarian, undermining democracy by curbing political activity and cracking down on dissent.
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This doesn't just apply to groceries, but to almost any area where you could benefit from curbing your spending.
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Conversely, when Saga's economy shrinks, the contract reduces the money supply, thereby curbing any large drops in SGA price.
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In the last year, the Trump administration has gone on the offense when it comes to curbing reproductive rights.
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Students are often portrayed by the media and politicians as stooges of their government, bent on curbing academic freedom.
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China will be more strict in curbing local government bond risks and any form of hidden debt, Hao said.
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The IMF last week commended Pakistan for curbing gas and electricity subsidies, raising interest rates and devaluing the currency.
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Through the notice of proposed rulemaking, the FCC will also seek comment on additional measures aimed at curbing robocalls.
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But despite the challenges, the project is succeeding in promoting sustainable farming and curbing battles over water, Chabari said.
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Ahead of the review, Chinese banks have rushed to make their books look healthier, hoarding cash and curbing lending.
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When it comes to these common -- yet deadly -- pandemics, we can all play a major role curbing their spread.
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This was after the announcement of a new bill in Mexico, curbing banks from charging commissions for certain services.
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South Korea and the United States have said the missile system is aimed only at curbing North Korean provocations.
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Analysts say such rises in grocery prices could leave households with less money for non-essential spending, curbing consumption.
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It also launched new interest rate swaps for banks with the aim of curbing yields on longer-dated bonds.
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Many Chinese cities are looking to rejuvenate a sluggish property market while at the same time curbing price bubbles.
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The agreement, negotiated between the United States, Iran and other international powers, is aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear program.
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That is one of the biggest and most controversial issues of his tenure: curbing epidemic levels of teen vaping.
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Iran in 2015 signed a deal with the U.S. and international powers aimed at curbing the country's nuclear program.
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US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the two leaders had reached an agreement on curbing violence in Syria.
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The problems are complex but Trump's signature business approaches could actually be a positive force toward curbing drug prices.
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It also shows that the Chinese have been able to quite easily replace supplies from those producers curbing output.
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Meanwhile, it also seemingly mitigates caffeine's tendency to raise our stress hormone levels and blood pressure—curbing its downsides.
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So they focus instead on taking back sovereignty and curbing immigration, two issues that resonate particularly with older voters.
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But Airbnb is hardly alone among tech companies in curbing the rights of the public on which it relies.
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Politicians, newly sensitive to concerns about gaping income inequality, care about curbing the vast sums that accrue to bosses.
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We need to get serious about curbing our use of antibiotics if we have any hope of slowing resistance.
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Mr. McCrory is not the first Republican governor to back away from a measure condemned as curbing gay rights.
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Critics of the cap say that it will make customers more apathetic about switching to cheaper deals, curbing competition.
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Demonetisation - regardless of the uncertain eventual benefits - was a bold step aimed at curbing the use of 'black' money.
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EDF did not give reasons for the strike, the second to hit the reactor, curbing power production this week.
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King's remarks came at the end of the forum, in which members discussed various solutions for curbing such content.
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Critics say the law is aimed at curbing dissent and free speech ahead of Malaysia's May 9 general election.
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The left-side tires of Custer's No. 210 Ford rolled across the curbing at the outside of the corner.
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Muir, a political appointee, had access to key meetings at the White House aimed at curbing the opioid epidemic.
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The president, meanwhile, continues claiming his conversation with Zelensky about Biden was innocent and purely focused on curbing corruption.
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Getting eight hours or more of sleep can make a big difference in curbing the intensity of the cold.
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His focus should be on what he can control, starting with curbing the flow of migrants crossing into Canada.
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In the fall of 2011, legislation aimed at curbing online copyright infringement, the Stop Online Piracy Act, was introduced.
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Shooting victims' families kept watch as the Senate voted down four measures on Monday aimed at curbing gun sales.
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Opal said in a statement it expected Germany's energy regulator to withdraw an order curbing Gazprom's use next week.
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The organization has since taken steps aimed at curbing unfair practices, including an investigation into illegal intra-trading deals.
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The lofty ratio suggests businesses could continue working through the inventory glut through the first quarter, curbing GDP growth.
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While no US president has been successful at curbing North Korea's nuclear ambitions, Trump is uniquely unsuited to it.
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"Techlash" headlines have mostly taken hold in response to chatter about curbing the anti-competitive power of these companies.
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What this means is that the onus of curbing our country's emissions falls on officials at the community level.
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There were the requisite nods to his major victories: Obamacare, the Iran deal, Cuba, and curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
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"It's been very ineffective at curbing drug use," said Missi Wooldridge, the executive director of harm reduction organization DanceSafe.
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We're told the hotline was deemed a successful and effective tool in curbing incidents of sexual misconduct last year.
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Curbing the outbreak was not an easy feat, considering Hong Kong was rocked by months of anti-government protests.
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When it comes to curbing our enthusiasms, Kaplan's achievement is to throw so much shade with so much verve.
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Health officials worry that a new generation is becoming addicted to nicotine after years of progress curbing cigarette smoking.
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Public health officials are emphasizing that the next two weeks are critical for curbing the spread of the virus.
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They include using the money to keep workers on payrolls, barring stock buybacks, and curbing increases in executive pay.
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With public sentiment surrounding curbing gun violence at a fever pitch, we must not let emotion drive the issue.
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It has aggressively rolled back environmental regulations, including those aimed at curbing greenhouse gases, over the last three years.
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We are making progress with curbing the U.S. opioid crisis, but there is still significant work to be done.
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The photos rapidly went viral, including on Instagram and Twitter, which were both largely ineffective at curbing their spread.
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Often governments cite public safety as a reason for shutting off the internet, or curbing the spread of misinformation.
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Over the weekend, he appeared to warn of economic retaliation against China over its effectiveness in curbing Pyongyang's aggression.
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But Daley has talked about curbing public employee pensions -- something that actually would likely be found unconstitutional in Illinois.
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Big banks are getting a big reprieve from a postcrisis rule aimed at curbing risky behavior on Wall Street.
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More than two dozen cities have issued their highest possible pollution alerts, shutting schools, curbing traffic and closing airports.
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Shedding light and putting that behavior under the public spotlight is usually the most effective way of curbing it.
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Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's plan calls for curbing high overdraft fees and aggressive debt collection practices.
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Curbing further losses were gold shares, which rose 1.82% as global uncertainty sparked a flight to safe-haven assets.
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What tricks do you have for curbing or avoiding the negativity that can be prevalent on social media sites?
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On Sunday, Google, YouTube's parent company, announced a set of policies aimed at curbing extremist videos on the platform.
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But if implemented along with other opioid treatments, the vaccine could play a promising role in curbing the epidemic.
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The measures aim to save an agreement aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear ambitions after the U.S abandoned the pact.
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But the proposal does not go as far as the White House would like in curbing family-based immigration.
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Brazilian crop is looking absolutely monster, Argentina has had favourable weather and African Swine Fever is curbing Chinese demand.
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Brazilian crop is looking absolutely monster, Argentina has had favorable weather and African Swine Fever is curbing Chinese demand.
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Since then, Jerusalem and Washington have negotiated to try to reach an understanding on slowing or curbing settlement construction.
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But curbing online sales of goods, especially anything that doesn't violate a specific trademark, is a challenge, Baran said.
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About a dozen states have adopted California's standards, which are geared toward the larger goal of curbing greenhouse gases.
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Curbing corruption Russia was ranked 135th in the 2017 Corruption Perceptions Index, four positions lower than the year before.
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And Democrats will probably say curbing microtargeting does nothing to address their broader concerns about Facebook's political ad policy.
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In 2017, Trump signed an executive order curbing the government's enforcement of climate regulations, saying they harmed American businesses.
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Mr. Collins said the proposed legislation would help Mr. Trump and Mr. Navarro achieve their goal of curbing counterfeits.
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It's been adopted for reasons such as colonial heritage and as a method for curbing the purchase of votes.
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Trump has suggested arming teachers as a way of curbing gun violence in schools, as advocated by the NRA.
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Curbing the rise of prescription drug prices is a problem that Democrats have wanted to solve for some time.
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For a few months China made encouraging noises about curbing the flow of goods across its border with the North.
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And America has stunning, breath taking history of diplomatic failure when it comes to curbing North Korea&aposs missile programs.
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Wadhwa had previously told CNBC that some of Trump's changes might actually be good for curbing abuse of skilled visas.
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Kluger said that employers who are serious about curbing inappropriate behavior should also appoint "hall monitors" to watch over things.
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Experts say regulatory action and big, bold investments will be essential to curbing the shipping industry's contribution to global warming.
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Prompt British wholesale gas prices were up around 4 percent on Monday with the strike action curbing domestic gas supply.
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High-profile Chinese cross-border transactions in strategic sectors are also becoming more politically sensitive overseas, curbing M&A activity.
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So far during this two-year downturn Exxon and Chevron have held their dividends as sacrosanct, while curbing stock repurchases.
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Smug eco-warriors may think they're curbing global warming with their vegan diets, charged-up Teslas, and rooftop solar panels.
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With that said, it's unclear if such insights and notifications have a profound effect on curbing one's social media usage.
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Populists of the right happily borrow leftish lines about putting domestic workers first, and curbing the might of international finance.
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Heavy rainfall and flooding in the country's northern regions were major factors curbing growth, Inei director Anibal Sanchez Aguilar said.
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Trump is moving ahead with sanctions against Iran that are already curbing their exports ahead of formal reimposition in November.
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It reduced recidivism among young people by 20 percent while curbing incarceration, a saving of real money and future misery.
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The West says the sanctions were effective in convincing Tehran to negotiate the recent deal on curbing its nuclear activities.
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Saudi-led air strikes close to vital ports in the Houthi-controlled north are also curbing imports, shipping sources say.
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The high kiwi dollar has long been a thorn in the central bank's side, curbing inflation and eroding export revenues.
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Sansa is not convinced about this new potential queen — she's having enough trouble curbing Jon's despot tendencies as it is!
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Ms Ardern herself campaigned on curbing the immigration that was widely believed to be fuelling sharp rises in property prices.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Lufthansa said it would move more aircraft to Munich from Frankfurt, curbing growth at its main base.
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The pair also agreed to more talks to defuse tensions, but the North refused to discuss curbing its nuclear programme.
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The pact is due to expire on Sunday and currently involves curbing oil output by 1.2 million barrels per day.
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Twitter continues to struggle with curbing abuse on its social networking site without making questionable moves and offending many people.
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But curbing purely private surveillance is difficult, legal experts tell Axios, because the First Amendment protects photography in public places.
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Revenue rose 1 percent to $130.9 billion, with the depreciation of the Mexican peso to the U.S. dollar curbing growth.
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For crude oil and products, much will depend on how well OPEC and its allies succeed in curbing their output.
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OPEC and partners including Russia, an alliance known as OPEC+, have been curbing output this year to support the market.
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This is a place where thoughtful state and national policies can play an important role in curbing our national emissions.
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It has jailed critics, introduced new laws aimed at curbing freedom of speech, censored the media and restricted political debate.
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Dollar shortages have also hit the beverage maker, curbing its ability to import packaging materials and concentrates for soft drinks.
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Speaking to press Wednesday, Mayor Greg Fischer said unmanned aerial vehicles could be key to curbing the city's gun violence.
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Curbing medical subsidies, which are called "medical treatment fees" in Japan, is the crucial point in compiling the annual budget.
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The CIA has opened a mission center focused on curbing North Korea's advancing weapons program, the agency announced on Wednesday.
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David said this was a critical step toward curbing modern day slavery in India, but stressed that implementation was key.
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President Trump is bent on curbing what Washington says is Beijing's deliberate theft of American intellectual property and trade secrets.
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According to Moody's, multiple policy objectives of maintaining economic growth, implementing reforms and curbing market volatility were testing China's institutions.
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If the retired Marine four-star general is curbing him after a week on the job, that's a big achievement.
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The state and local groups said that curbing the deductibility of state and local taxes would amount to double taxation.
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Inside campaigns, that includes fixing insecure email and curbing staffers who have too much access to the most sensitive information.
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The conversation on curbing harassment while protecting speech is important; but it must include a truly diverse base of advocates.
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It means fighting back against medically unnecessary laws aimed only at shuttering clinics and curbing women's access to abortion care.
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And ironically, efforts to slow the development of resistance by curbing prescriptions have further damped the commercial allure of antibiotics.
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And the question of the role America's military plays in curbing the domestic threat of terrorism is on everyone's mind.
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Not only does the diet contain the omega-3 rich fish, it's a known inflammation buster linked with curbing depression.
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The industry is becoming more vulnerable to emissions-curbing legislation, says Phil Roseberg of Sanford C. Bernstein, a research firm.
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Prat-Gay added that the government is making the curbing of the country's double-digit inflation rate a top priority.
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That depends on whether the rest of the world will follow the port's lead in terms of curbing its emissions.
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Curbing short-lived pollutants such as hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), methane and black carbon could be one way to limit warming further.
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I was truly thankful to have a tool that so faithfully reproduced the lefts and rights, the dips and curbing.
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Since taking office, he has also rolled back a number of Obama-era regulations aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Diplomats in certain posts are forbidden from traveling outside the embassy without guards, curbing their ability to connect with people.
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Mr. Miller also wrote a letter to the council, noting that curbing the school's admissions policy could raise antitrust issues.
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That will go a long way to curbing the flow of leaks, most of which are motivated by self interest.
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Curbing them while maintaining an open society, with personal privacy on your cellphone and the Internet, will be a challenge.
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Obama came into office vowing to "change how Washington works" by curbing the influence of lobbyists and special interest groups.
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It will help that the recession that is now on the cards will have the side-effect of curbing immigration.
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During Trump's presidency, the characteristic Republican hawkishness on curbing deficit spending has evolved into a collective shrug over the practice.
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But during Trump's presidency, their characteristic hawkishness on curbing deficit spending has evolved into a collective shrug over the practice.
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It was a bracing finale, but somehow it increased the building, breathless exhilaration of the performance rather than curbing it.
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Envoys from almost 200 countries are meeting for two weeks of talks on curbing climate change starting Sunday in Poland.
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But Mr. Trump shows no sign of curbing his complaints, and his campaign appears to be only escalating its argument.
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That's partly because developed nations are moving toward curbing free trade, and partly because reduced consumption and investment are drags.
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On Thursday, OPEC members and other oil producers are set to convene in Vienna to discuss curbing global oil production.
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This would be done by curbing flexibility in computer models big banks use to tot up risks on their books.
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The three candidates largely support the same conservative policies: cutting taxes, curbing illegal immigration and replacing the Affordable Care Act.
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During emissions testing, the cars' pollution controls systems were turned on, curbing toxic emissions at the cost of engine performance.
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It's modeled after the Ryan White Act which is often credited for curbing the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the 2628s.
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Trump then vowed he would pressure China into curbing North Korean aggression should he win the White House in November.
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A day earlier, Obama dominated the news cycle by unveiling a package of unilateral actions aimed at curbing gun violence.
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A Democratic lawmaker tells The Hill that curbing gun violence will be an "important" issue in the 2016 campaign. Rep.
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He has also expressed admiration for President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines for his violent approach to curbing drug trafficking.
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Tehran agreed the deal on curbing its nuclear work in July last year and international sanctions were lifted in January.
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The House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, for instance, calls curbing Medicare and Social Security expenditures vital to restoring fiscal responsibility.
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Mr. Bashir dismissed him as Parliament speaker after Mr. Turabi backed legislation aimed at curbing the president's powers in 1999.
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Condoms, for all of their contraceptive and disease-curbing wonders, also take a lot of the zest out of intimacy.
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In addition to curbing emissions, they say, people should consider having fewer children and transitioning to more plant-based diets.
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The agency responded by curbing the sale of flavored e-cigs, which they've said are particularly appealing to young people.
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In the early days, some clean stoves were criticised for not being suited to local cultures and traditions, curbing uptake.
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One is called a buffer annuity, which allows investors to capture some gains, while curbing some, but not all, losses.
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The country's deputy health minister today, he noted, played a big role in curbing the influenza outbreak 11 years ago.
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Advocates of curbing tourism say too many visitors are altering the character of historic cities, and making travel terrible, too.
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Each of them contains a unique ensemble of species and ecosystems, and they play complementary roles in curbing climate change.
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Here are other times his behavior on Twitter has clashed with her public remarks on the importance of curbing bullying.
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And just like a romantic relationship, curbing your psychological attachment can be harder than the physical addiction to your vibrator.
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Chinese officials appeared reluctant to pare back at the risk of curbing growth and provoking unrest — until now at least.
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Instead of "curbing the resettlement of Somali refugees," as you report John Palmer tries to do in St. Cloud, Minn.
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Yet curbing religious and philosophical exemptions to vaccination has proved extraordinarily difficult, pitting neighbors against neighbors, and sometimes paralyzing statehouses.
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As a society, curbing antibiotic use in healthy animals used in human food production is another important step, he said.
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Saudi Arabia has been voluntarily cutting an additional 400,000 bpd, meaning OPEC+ is effectively curbing production by 863 million bpd.
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Universities, energy and technology companies and state and local governments have all sought to work with China on curbing pollution.
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We need to stay focused on curbing the spread of COVID-19, as it crushes our global and national economies.
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Skaggs said it's promising to see an "unprecedented amount of activity" from the 2020 field on gun violence curbing measures.
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That only heightens the importance of Congress continuing to pursue new proposals for curbing drug abuse, Slingshot Solutions' Kessler said.
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Mr. Trump has soft-pedaled his trade talk against China to enlist its support in curbing the North Korean government.
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Critics have argued that curbing prescriptions for legal painkillers drove some people to seek illegal opioids, like heroin and fentanyl.
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Though, curbing world temperatures at levels that would limit the worst consequences of climate change is a mighty, mighty task.
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Energy stocks dropped 1.2%, hit by weaker oil prices on concerns over the China coronavirus curbing travel and oil demand.
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The president has said the agreement, under which nearly every nation committed to curbing emissions, would hurt the U.S. economy.
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Avoiding the "point of no return" would mean curbing emission 7.6% every year of the next decade, according to CNN.
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The president has made border security and curbing both legal and illegal immigration a hallmark of his agenda thus far.
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The Trump tax cuts offered a mixed blessing, reducing rates but also curbing valuable deductions for state and local taxes.
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At the same time, concerns about global crude supply intensified with signs that U.S. sanctions on Iran are curbing shipments.
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Wang Shouwen, China's vice minister of commerce, has repeatedly refused to discuss curbing the Made in China 2025 industrial plan.
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The travel sector is facing a slump in demand as a result of containment measures aimed at curbing the spread.
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These efforts, which include reducing leaks from methane extraction and curbing vehicle emissions, are inherently local or site-specific activities.
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With a great sense of responsibility, China is sparing no effort in curbing the spread of disease and saving lives.
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Overall, financial markets showed a healthier appetite for risk as U.S. stocks rose, curbing the U.S. currency's safe-haven appeal.
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Under the deal, international economic sanctions on Tehran were lifted in January in exchange for curbing the country's nuclear work.
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But Sanders, whose campaign has centered on curbing income inequality and empowering workers, gives particular attention to immigrants' labor rights.
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Party organizers should try to strike a balance between treating workers as adults and curbing potentially bad behavior, experts said.
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We have also created a new advisory committee to help us identify new ways of curbing fraud, waste and abuse.
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Doctors argue this vaccine's noninterference with other treatments is crucial, because curbing the opioid crisis will require a multifaceted approach.
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She proposed measures to cut costs, including expanding teaching loads, limiting travel expenses and curbing summer salary stipends for research.
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Her plan would invest in electric buses and a broader expansion of public transportation that's aimed at curbing car usage.
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As things currently stand, global society's odds of curbing Earth's warming at just modest temperature increases looks dismal, at best.
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"I'm not sure the direction we're headed in is curbing tensions," Bruce Bennett, senior defense analyst at Rand, told CNBC.
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Earlier in the day, the Trump administration announced a sweeping sanctions package aimed at curbing the communist dictatorship's weapons development.
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In 2013, Obama called inequality "the defining challenge of our time" and proposed a raft of policies for curbing it.
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The LPG facility glitch meant the quality of the LNG exported from Bontang could not be easily maintained, curbing output.
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In late June, he filed a legal plan to repeal an Obama-era rule curbing pollution in the nation's waterways.
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Driving represents 83% of trips, and the number of miles driven is rising, posing a serious problem to curbing emissions.
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But Beijing tends to adhere to the organization's rulings, making it at least somewhat effective in curbing unfair trade practices.
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Back in Indianapolis, Republicans were trying to push through a bill curbing the power of labor unions, among other bills.
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In its messaging about his nomination, the White House also emphasized his work curbing the reach of independent federal agencies.
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Credit Stephen Conley, U.C. Davis What does it take to jog federal and state leaders to toughen rules curbing industrial pollution?
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Trade ties with the United States suffered after India adopted new rules on e-commerce curbing how internet retail majors Amazon.
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Far-right leaders share the broad ideological goals of curbing the EU's perceived liberal course and returning power to national capitals.
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Last November's Islamist attacks in Paris have also added to watchmakers' worries by curbing tourist flows to Europe's luxury shopping capital.
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Recall that the Iran deal had the US lift certain sanctions on Tehran in exchange for Iranians curbing their nuclear program.
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He says reducing "disturbing" budget deficits depends on curbing Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid benefits – despite Trump's pledge to protect them.
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But the big picture is clear: Curbing temperatures will save lives, particularly in the 2185 U.S. cities considered for this research.
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Those nominations suggest Trump is setting up his administration to take a hard line confronting Islamist militancy and curbing illegal immigration.
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Di Maio said he expected the trio to agree on minimum salary, tax cuts and curbing privileges for politicians and policymakers.
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In 235, the Tax Policy Center's Frank Sammartino and Kim S. Rueben analyzed the effects of curbing or eliminating the deduction.
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The president often told advisers he didn't think Nielsen was doing enough to fulfill his biggest campaign promise, curbing illegal immigration.
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The government removed the cap last November after it was blamed for curbing credit growth during its three years of existence.
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O'Rourke similarly called for stopping new fossil fuel leases on federal lands and curbing methane emissions from these and other sources.
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Wijeratne has recommended narrower and more "technically challenging" approaches to curbing hate speech, such as better detection and strengthening local laws.
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Yes, the aims of those hardliners include changing the constitution to force Muslims to follow Islamic law and curbing minorities' rights.
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It has rowed back on some of its predecessors' reforms, such as liberalising highly regulated professions and curbing collective wage-bargaining.
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As the trade dispute continues, it's "forcing companies to run down inventory, curbing new orders," Jefferies wrote in a note Wednesday.
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As this newspaper has long argued, that would not only be a better way of curbing pollution but also boost growth.
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Indeed curbing public spending, the feeblest element in Mr Macron's record so far, is already becoming the subject of furious resistance.
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And knowing where the Salmonella is coming from is key to curbing the contagion, or preventing it in the first place.
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For the region, where rulers with authoritarian instincts have been steadily curbing political freedoms, it is a heartening victory for democracy.
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That would mean curbing the powers of his own office and ensuring that the state itself is bound by the law.
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Still they insist the ETS is the most market-friendly way of curbing emissions, and is better than ad hoc regulation.
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The main ideas for curbing it are to introduce a VAT and to rein in the fast-growing public-salary bill.
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Restrictions are curbing our chances of understanding what might be a powerful weapon in the fight against the US opiate epidemic.
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Under the deal, nuclear-related sanctions imposed on Iran were lifted last year, in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear program.
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She also said taking back the Senate and ending the filibuster would be an important step toward curbing gun violence. Sen.
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So, little success in curbing prices for steel, but there is a bright spot insofar as volumes are down fairly sharply.
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This message must be clearly articulated by everyone committed to curbing opioid addiction without sacrificing the needs of people in pain.
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Last year, it toughened the application process for getting safety certificates for imports of GMO soybeans, delaying cargoes and curbing purchases.
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Known as the NPT, the agreement is focused on curbing the spread of nukes with complete disarmament as its end goal.
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The world's second-largest economy is seen as a crucial player in curbing Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions due to its economic influence.
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Such action would severely hurt the small, North Korean economy and indicate China's seriousness on curbing the pariah state, analysts said.
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Secretary Chao must focus on curbing deaths among pedestrians and bicyclists in order to be successful in driving down overall fatalities.
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Steel mills in Tangshan will be divided into three regions and each region will take turns curbing output, the executive said.
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When it comes to curbing America's opioid epidemic, some experts believe the solution could be found in another contentious drug: weed.
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Doctors in New York will soon be required to issue digital prescriptions under a state law aimed at curbing opioid abuse.
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The referendum result could also affect vehicles sales in the rest of Europe, curbing the recovery that began in late 2013.
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The government's current plan details a timeline for sulphur oxide and particulate matter curbing equipment, but not yet for nitrogen oxides.
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Last year, all the signees set goals, and in 2018 they'll meet to review their progress towards curbing this emerging threat.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said on Sunday that the production-curbing agreement would likely last until at least June.
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Some investors fear the government will prioritise curbing immigration, a so-called "hard Brexit", over ensuring Britain maintains single market access.
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Trade ties with the United States suffered after India adopted new rules on e-commerce curbing how internet retail giants Amazon.
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It was presented at the Tuesday meeting as well, where congregants voted on amendments aimed at curbing sexual abuse and racism.
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The recent shift of focus from chasing success at any price to curbing costs is as welcome as it is overdue.
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He says this will pay for itself by curbing evasion and encouraging Peru's vast array of informal businesses to go legal.
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Though abatement efforts have made remarkable progress in curbing exposure since the 236s, children remain at risk in thousands of neighborhoods.
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The president views the kingdom as a crucial component of his Middle East policy, including curbing Iran's influence in the region.
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Seasonal factors may have played a role in automotive employment, but rising trade tensions could also be curbing enthusiasm amongst manufacturing.
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Jigsaw calls itself an incubator that tackles the "toughest global security challenges facing the world," including curbing online harassment and censorship.
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Big banks would probably be unenthusiastic, since they would have to shrink or raise lots of capital, curbing profits either way.
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The move faces high hurdles with advocates and some lawmakers slamming the measure as the wrong approach to curbing the crisis.
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It's clear that the best thing for humanity is curbing emissions, but the convention hasn't evolved as quickly as the science.
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Speculation that Trump may issue an executive order curbing the H-1B program sent shares in IT companies tumbling this week.
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Brazil's efforts to protect the forest, which experts say is important to curbing global warming, have been mixed in recent years.
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On the other hand, latest political volatility in Argentina and Italy also worried investors, curbing risk appetite across the financial markets.
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Those who support eliminating or curbing SALT deductions believe that the changes could push those states to lower their local taxes.
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Greater politicization of regulation is a risk itself, of course, but it's a reasonable price to pay for curbing rogue regulators.
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So far, directives have focused on curbing use of injection wells for the disposal of saltwater, a normal byproduct of production.
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A number of players have railed against the decision, accusing NFL executives of curbing their ability to express their political beliefs.
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Now, instead of focusing on growing the ranks on the Trump train, he's got his eyes on curbing the Clinton vote.
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Jittery markets fear her government is heading for a "hard Brexit", prioritizing curbing immigration over remaining in the EU single market.
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The answer to that question, rather than their sheer volume, is far more important when it comes to curbing their misuse.
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President Donald Trump is bent on curbing what Washington says is Beijing's deliberate theft of American intellectual property and trade secrets.
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"Getting eight hours or more of sleep can make a big difference in curbing the intensity of the cold," Spar says.
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Several states are turning to reinsurance as a way to stabilize their Obamacare markets by curbing -- or even reversing -- premium hikes.
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Trump's announcement comes days after his return from a five-nation tour of Asia, which focused on curbing Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions.
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Fearing worse, Republican leaders haven't even tried to pursue their goal of reducing budget deficits by curbing Medicare and Social Security.
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ShFE tin bucked the trend to climb 0.6 percent, buoyed as lower prices caused an Indonesian producer to shut, curbing supply.
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Last week, the United Nations Security Council adopted a new round of tougher sanctions aimed at curbing the North's nuclear program.
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Yet it hasn't made a single bit of difference when it comes to stopping or even curbing the targeting killing program.
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She's since broadened her attack, arguing in 2014's This Changes Everything that capitalism is ostensibly incapable of curbing climate change.
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The thing is, the message has always been clear that conservation action and curbing greenhouse gas emissions can turn the tide.
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Lips at NordLB said next year would be marked by political and economic risks, curbing growth prospects in the euro zone.
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Mr. Duterte denied involvement with the killings but made little secret of his support for a violent approach to curbing crime.
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But the decision appears to be a quick reversal from GOP leadership, who had signaled no interest in curbing the break.
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You can watch Brack's speech here:Previously Brack pushed back against accusations that Blizzard was curbing freedom of speech at China's behest.
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The &aposweight loss&apos teas you&aposve seen on Instagram are a scam, but there are teas with appetite-curbing benefits
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"Curbing the property market speculation would limit overall household debt growth," Kim Doo-un, an economist at Hana Financial Investment said.
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Two years ago, a frustrated federal judge decided to appoint a special master because of the authority's delay in curbing mold.
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Closing down the Capitol, or severely curbing its operations, is also not the only course of action in the near term.
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The United States has been working systematically to undermine North Korea's nuclear ambitions by curbing the financing behind its weapons program.
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Juul's announcement effectively undercut the Food and Drug Administration's plan to unveil a series of measures aimed at curbing teenage vaping.
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In 2003, the city, concerned with curbing the amount of water wasted at drinking fountains, retrofitted them with on-off buttons.
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The Trump administration has largely decided to blame gun violence on access to mental health care over curbing access to guns.
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The FATF already has Pakistan on its "grey list" of nations with inadequate controls over curbing money laundering and terrorism financing.
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The president reiterated that he is, however, considering curbing travel to the U.S. from countries with severe outbreaks of the virus.
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Netanyahu wants the United States to pull out of a 2015 agreement between Tehran and world powers curbing Iran's nuclear program.
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With a government bent on curbing freedoms and an economy in decline, options for the country's democratically-oriented youths are limited.
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However, Australia closed its ports to cruise ships in the hopes of curbing coronavirus infection, now its next move remains uncertain.
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One chart reveals why canceling sports games and working from home is crucial to curbing the spread of the coronavirus pandemic
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Holder decision curbing the Voting Rights Act — Gorsuch simply responded, "I admire the various ways" senators try to pin him down.
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Curbing solitary confinement is not just about the dignity and well-being of those incarcerated, but also about our own safety.
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With unyielding commitment, we are curbing the opioid epidemic — drug overdose deaths declined for the first time in nearly 30 years.
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With unyielding commitment, we are curbing the opioid epidemic -- drug overdose deaths declined for the first time in nearly 30 years.
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Trump's administration abandoned the pact aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear program in 2018 and has since reimposed economic sanctions on Tehran.
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Trump's administration abandoned the pact aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear programme in 2018 and has since reimposed economic sanctions on Tehran.
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The dispute has disrupted global supply chains and slowed growth in the world's two largest economies, curbing fuel consumption in both.
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The fines had little effect in curbing or stopping his enterprise's unlawful conduct or conforming to the law, the lawsuit says.
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The Mexican government for instance is doing extraordinary work in curbing the flow of undocumented migrants headed to the United States.
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As he enters his final year in office, Obama is looking to secure his legacy on priorities like curbing climate change.
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Federal officials have cited President Trump's national emergency declaration in 2019, aimed at curbing unauthorized immigration, as justification for the waivers.
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The FATF already has Pakistan on its "gray-list" of countries with inadequate controls over curbing money laundering and terrorism financing.
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Lower oil prices and concerns about the future of fossil fuel because of climate change are curbing the desire to invest.
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While pushing for the austerity policies, Mr. Temer's allies in the Senate also seem to have another priority: curbing graft inquiries.
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And because most scenarios for curbing warming require halving worldwide emissions by 2030, that means countries must take serious action now.
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Public health experts have long called for a ban on flavored e-cigarettes as a way of curbing youth nicotine use.
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Residents worried about what oppressive measures the government would take next, including the imposition of a curfew or curbing internet access.
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For instance, a diabetic or someone curbing calories might not enjoy public eating as much as people who face fewer restrictions. .
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However, improving weather for corn and soybean planting in Argentina and Brazil were curbing Chicago prices of those crops, analysts said.
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Liberals retort that a repressive government ignoring vast income disparity and curbing basic rights should be worried about history repeating itself.
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Her pitch centers on encouraging U.S. companies to build and expand their domestic operations in an attempt at curbing outsourcing nationwide.
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A Greenpeace analysis of Beijing air quality data showed that steady progress in curbing air pollution in Beijing stalled last year.
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Plans for "administrative reform," which changes rules for new public sector employees aimed at curbing federal expenditures, are essential, she said.
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Since federal public lands are squarely in the jurisdiction of the federal government, they're an important policy lever for curbing emissions.
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But dengue is becoming resistant to pesticides in several countries where it was once a successful tool in curbing the disease.
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House Democrats are pushing the Federal Elections Commission (FEC) to take more aggressive action in curbing foreign influence in U.S. elections.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is curbing its output by about 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd) from Jan.
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Industry groups and more than 22019 lawmakers want to prevent tax reform legislation from curbing the deduction for businesses' advertising expenses.
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He scuttled the deal curbing Iran's nuclear ambitions, which President Barack Obama's administration struck with Iran and other leading world powers.
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Some of the biggest ones include a focus on curbing smartphone addiction, while there's also a new gesture-based user interface.
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Lower oil prices and concerns about the future of fossil fuel because of climate change are curbing the desire to invest.
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He said the secretary had adopted a significantly tougher tone in private, particularly about China's role in curbing North Korea's provocations.
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The social media giant finally introduced full public access to the quality filter, a hopeful step in curbing persistent online abuse.
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The EU and rights groups have criticised judicial reforms in Poland and Romania and the curbing of media freedoms in Hungary.
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The renewed sanctions were among those lifted under a 2015 deal between world powers and Tehran on curbing Iran's nuclear program.
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Itineraries If the global goals laid out at the recent Paris climate conference are to be met, curbing aviation emissions is critical.
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Such a move would put the central bank at odds with Erdogan, who believes that high interest rates are curbing economic growth.
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The new team took three fundamental measures: reforming the labour market, cleaning up the financial system and curbing a burgeoning fiscal deficit.
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But, by curbing inflation and courting foreign capital, the government is at least fighting the current bout of instability with two fists.
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Even the White House National Security Staff and internal watchdogs in the intelligence community had only limited success in curbing excessive spying.
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A cooling property market - an engine of economic growth - has also sapped demand for construction-related goods and services, curbing industrial profits.
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He added that major central banks curbing their support was also a source of risk as policy normalization could increase market volatility.
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On Saturday, oil ministers from OPEC countries will meet non-OPEC producers in Vienna to seek help in curbing a global glut.
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Under the 2015 nuclear pact, most international sanctions against Tehran were lifted in 2016 in exchange for Iran curbing its nuclear program.
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Washington is imposing waves of much severer sanctions on Iran following its withdrawal from a 2015 international deal curbing Tehran's nuclear program.
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Pruitt is widely expected to execute Trump's promise to scale back Obama-era rules and initiatives aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
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More than any other major figure, he grasped, first and most fully, that curbing immigration, was the key issue for Italian voters.
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Switzerland had at first declined to sign the protocol covering workers from Croatia, citing the binding February 2014 referendum on curbing immigration.
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Curbing excess steel production in China, which now supplies half of the world's steel, would be a key goal of any action.
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Howard said she will focus on issues such as economic development, attaining more workforce housing and affordable housing and curbing gun violence.
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She also signaled that curbing immigration from the EU would take precedence over single market access in the divorce negotiations with Brussels.
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It calls for a steep drop in greenhouse gas emissions by curbing the use of fossil fuels and switching to cleaner energy.
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The coasters can be a small but crucial effort in curbing date rape -- or even making potential predators think twice, he said.
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The president was accompanied on his trip to Florida by senior adviser Stephen Miller, who has dedicated himself to curbing illegal immigration.
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S. trade war is curbing supplies from the United States, the world's top pork exporter, because of high trade tariffs, analysts said.
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Iran emerged from years of economic isolation on Saturday when world powers lifted sanctions in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear ambitions.
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"Originally, conservatives talked about these issues in terms of public safety, recidivism reduction, curbing government spending and big government," Ms. Harris said.
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Privatizing water, the logic went, would mean its price would be controlled by supply and demand, eliminating unnecessary waste and curbing scarcity.
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While it can seem overwhelming to tackle child labor as an individual, many organizations have dedicated their efforts to curbing the issue.
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New U.S. Treasury regulations aimed at curbing tax inversions, where U.S. companies acquire foreign counterparts and headquarter abroad, seem to be working.
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That was the latest salvo in tensions between Washington and Tehran over a 2015 international accord curbing the Islamic Republic's nuclear program.
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In recent years, lawmakers have overhauled farm programs for cotton, corn and other commodities by curbing key price subsidies, but not sugar.
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The American Heart Association and the US government's dietary guidelines panel have also long suggested curbing our meat habit for better health.
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The algorithm still needs more training, but it's a start toward learning where Salmonella infections come from, and curbing the foodborne illness.
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They will also meet as scheduled on Saturday with representatives of non-OPEC producers, which OPEC wants help from in curbing supplies.
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He has put forward 50 ideas for curbing corruption and promoting thrift in the public sector and is beginning to implement them.
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Panasonic says the system also runs natively through the infotainment system, enabling a lockout feature as a nod to curbing distracted driving.
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They have since issued 13 demands including closing Al Jazeera television, curbing relations with Iran, shutting a Turkish base and paying reparations.
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Ultimately, Benger finds the issue all boils down to women's commitment to being unapologetically straightforward — without sugarcoating, softening, or curbing that directness.
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France's president has said he plans to introduce new legislation aimed at curbing the spread of online fake news during election periods.
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Guterres&apos plan offers broad ambitions, from curbing growth in conventional weapons to addressing the prospect of artificial intelligence in war machines.
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Yet a constitutional amendment that aims to reduce abuses by curbing the power of the presidency failed to pass the National Assembly.
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Yet this week President Donald Trump's administration said it would begin the process of curbing abortions by cutting funding to some clinics.
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Hastened by feeble progress on curbing greenhouse-gas emissions, businesses face wetter floods, fiercer wildfires and stormier storms than in the past.
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But so far politicians have largely ignored the issue, preferring to focus on curbing current flows of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Others argue that liberal migration policies depend on curbing access to it: build a wall around the welfare state, not the country.
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However, losses in JGBs were limited with overnight gains by U.S. Treasuries and a regular bond-buying BOJ operation curbing further retreat.
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GUTFELD: So, you can be for a process that enables safe legal immigration while curbing illegal immigration or other types of immigration.
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But he veered left during his career on the bench and wrote the opinion curbing capital punishment for people with mental impairments.
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New Trump administration policies aimed at curbing China's access to American innovation have all but halted Chinese investment in U.S. technology startups.
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These programs have been instrumental in providing safe birth control and curbing mother and child deaths in countries like Nigeria and Malawi.
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These were lifted under the 2015 accord in return for Tehran curbing nuclear activity of potential use in developing an atomic bomb.
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For example, it might dissuade countries from curbing their climate-changing emissions, in the hope a technological fix is on the way.
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But opponents accuse him of becoming increasingly authoritarian, undermining democracy by curbing political activity and restricting live television coverage of parliamentary sessions.
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She was heavily criticized by industry lobbies and many lawmakers for curbing lending even as the economy struggled to emerge from recession.
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A lot will depend on the extent to which Trump follows through with his election promises on trade protectionism and curbing migration.
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Known today as "purity culture," it was a meticulously designed system of rules and mind-games aimed at curbing adolescent Christian libidos.
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While we are definitely not interested in curbing our desire for food, the color's well-documented calming influence does have us intrigued.
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Curbing free speech rights is not the way to provide protection from unforeseen incidents that may occur in the current political climate.
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Country leaders worked to create an action plan for the Paris Climate Agreement, which commits governments to curbing their greenhouse gas emissions.
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In September Hamdok's government announced a nine-month economic rescue plan aimed at curbing rampant inflation while ensuring supplies of basic goods.
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The Obama-era deal, reached in 2015, lifted billions of dollars in sanctions off Iran in exchange for curbing its nuclear program.
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Szijjarto drew parallels between the Trump administration and Orban government on curbing immigration, protecting Christians around the world and support for Israel.
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The news weighed on Italian government bonds too, curbing a month-long rally and pushing 10-year yields higher on the day.
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A slowdown in China's coal-to-gas switch amid a weaker economy is also curbing purchases and weighing on prices, traders said.
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The grim irony is that it's not at all clear the law will prove efficient in curbing genuine threats to national security.
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Adopting a No-First-Use policy would show non-nuclear states that we are not a nuclear threat to them, curbing proliferation.
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Other Gulf countries, including the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Oman, have also been accused by rights groups of curbing free expression.
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By curbing immigration harshly, however, May risks alienating businesses that rely on foreign workers for a large proportion of their staffing needs.
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The renewed U.S. sanctions were among those lifted under a 2015 deal between world powers and Tehran on curbing Iran's nuclear program.
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Theoretically, its another method of curbing economic inequality but through reallocating time instead of money, giving workers a larger piece of prosperity.
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The current global deal on curbing oil output should remain in place in 2019 but it has to be "flexible", he said.
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DiValerio credits owning property, nearly doubling her work hours, shopping in bulk, and curbing unnecessary spending with helping her achieve her goal.
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They have been curbing industrial output, thinning traffic and cracking down on coal use in a bid to limit smog build-ups.
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However, reducing the supply of drugs alone is not going to work unless there is equal attention to curbing demand for them.
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Citing Democratic opposition to curbing entitlements, McConnell said last week: "I would not expect to see that on the agenda" in 2018.
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The issue is hardly unique to Depop, but the 219-employee startup is having difficulty curbing the inappropriate messages, according to BoF.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan speaks of curbing major, automatically approved entitlement programs, the largest of which are Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
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They're curbing the burning of crops, the use of diesel cars, and they just shut down the coal-based Badarpur power plant.
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The survey comes amid a reignited debate over abortion rights that emerged after several states passed legislation curbing access to the procedure.
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The company and U.S. rival Whirlpool have pursued a strategy of hiking product prices and further curbing spending to cushion the impact.
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Mayor John Lindsay declared a crackdown on prostitution in Midtown that was focused on curbing the supply rather than eliminating the demand.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump signed a measure Wednesday aimed at curbing online sex trafficking, marking a rare bipartisan victory in Washington.
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"By aggressively curbing this kind of abuse, social media platforms could improve the overall quality of information to which we are exposed."
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Those steps could raise consumer prices and crimp U.S. exports, curbing growth by more than a percentage point next year, Bostjancic says. .
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Some environmentalists have suggested that working less could be useful to curbing climate change, as workers consume fewer resources during their commutes.
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Housing authorities in Jinan, the capital of Shandong province, announced earlier this month multiple measures aimed at curbing fast-rising home prices.
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Poland's increasingly autocratic government has alienated its international allies by curbing the independence of the courts and restricting speech about the Holocaust.
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Indeed, studies show that an optimistic approach blunts reactivity to stress, curbing the outpouring of hormones that can debilitate body and mind.
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In 21978, Mr. Simmons, Elanco's chief executive, joined a White House summit meeting to pledge the company's commitment to curbing antibiotic use.
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"Other academic institutions in Hungary will still have to deal with Viktor Orban curbing free speech and eliminating critical thinkers," she said.
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His conservative government has since said it will honor its pledges, but the country's energy policy contains no plans for curbing emissions.
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Some may ask why Twitter is swapping circular photos for square photos instead of focusing on more important challenges, like curbing abuse.
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In the Foreign Relations Committee, senators were clearly frustrated with what they said was a lack of progress in curbing Russian behavior.
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The government has made strides in curbing smog and slowing the growth of emissions of carbon dioxide and other planet-warming gases.
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Getting approvals to reopen often required multiple government inspections and navigating an array of rules aimed at curbing the spread of disease.
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As powerful as Sullivan has been in curbing libel suits, it doesn't really change the way newspaper lawyers go about their jobs.
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Mr. Erdogan's government has long maintained that it has abided by the United Nations sanctions aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear weapons program.
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One sign was the promotion of Liu He, his closest economic adviser and a longtime advocate of curbing debt and financial hazards.
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Apple News readers typically stay in Apple's app, limiting the data that news organizations learn about them and curbing their ad revenues.
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The group has focused on curbing gun violence by pushing to create more jobs for young people and improving mental health treatment.
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Mr. Trump has soft-pedaled his economic rhetoric against China in order to enlist its support in curbing the North Korean regime.
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But all these actions across the government could collectively reverse hard-won progress in curbing discrimination, civil rights advocates and Democrats say.
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Trump has said he's committed to curbing the opioid crisis and declared the epidemic a national public health emergency in late October.
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OPEC and its allies are collectively curbing 1.8 million barrels per day of crude output to help eliminate a global oil glut.
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Critics of their power cheered the arrest of Lee Jae-yong, Samsung's vice chairman, as a major step toward curbing that authority.
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The basic materials sector also suffered on worries over the threat of a global trade war curbing economic growth and metals demand.
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Trump this past weekend kicked off his Asia-Pacific trip with a heavy emphasis on curbing North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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How effective Tidal is at curbing irresponsible fishing remains to be seen, but what's certain is that today's oceans face unprecedented pressure.
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We look at what Walmart's move means, and how corporate America could play a role in curbing the epidemic of gun violence.
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The so-called administrative reform aims at curbing growth of mandatory federal expenditures by changing the rules for new public sector employees.
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Today, we have the ability to cut the rate of global warming in half–and not just by curbing fossil fuel consumption.
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