And that funding isn't expected to dramatically increase anytime soon.
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This will dramatically increase with the Google deal, he says.
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Well, for a start, we would dramatically increase our horticulture.
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This would dramatically increase how institutional investors can get exposure.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's proposal to dramatically increase the top tax rate.
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Meanwhile, that tax package was structured to dramatically increase federal borrowing.
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"We will dramatically increase our footprint in North America," Laven said.
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The firm expects to dramatically increase its annual revenue this year.
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Unfortunately, small business costs could dramatically increase under a Biden administration.
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They lower the cost of accelerating AI applications and dramatically increase performance.
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The R naught can also dramatically increase if a country does nothing.
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The impact of the closure is set to dramatically increase starting Monday.
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At the same time, as we have discussed, cybersecurity threats will dramatically increase.
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Solutions like this have been shown to dramatically increase retirement savings for workers.
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He would push the Department of Energy to dramatically increase green energy research.
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" Researchers conclude that "visibility and attention dramatically increase how much men will eat.
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We don't take all molecules and dramatically increase the price of the item.
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Supportive friends and family can dramatically increase your chances of achieving your resolutions.
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It would also dramatically increase the possible number of autonomous vehicles on the road.
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Atherosclerosis can dramatically increase the risk of a heart attack or other cardiac episode.
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That may help you dramatically increase your donation if your charity gets the most.
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The CBO projects that this bill will also dramatically increase out-of-pocket costs.
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Tax credits for wind and solar dramatically increase the rates at which they're adopted.
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"Now is not the correct time to dramatically increase the military budget," he said.
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That in turn can dramatically increase erosion, habitat destruction, river diversion, and forest fragmentation.
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The new tests could dramatically increase the number of people who can be screened.
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Even getting a little bit out of urban areas can dramatically increase your view.
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Appearing on "Squawk Box," Bullard said there's no need to dramatically increase rates right now.
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Q: Is it too early to tell or could it dramatically increase results in recovery?
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Apple is expected to dramatically increase the number of skills Siri can perform this year.
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That puts further pressure on the Fed not to dramatically increase the government's borrowing costs.
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" Having some sort of defense in a shooter situation, Gordon said, would "dramatically increase survival.
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That's unique and will help dramatically increase the people who can participate in the study.
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Coca-Cola (KO) plans to dramatically increase the amount of recycled plastic in its bottles.
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And to sweeten the deal, Biden would dramatically increase federal tax credits above Obamacare levels.
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Gail: … still agreeing … Bret: I'd dramatically increase the number of merit-based H1-B visas.
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At the same time we must dramatically increase Alzheimer's funding at the National Institutes of Health.
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Other incoming governors plan to dramatically increase the amount of energy they use from renewable sources.
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We need to find ways to dramatically increase the number of apprenticeships in the United States.
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Those same forces will dramatically increase death and social upheaval in the event of a pandemic.
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Combined with Abrams -- though they both lost -- she helped dramatically increase Democratic turnout in the state.
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Such schemes are a "pragmatic plan to dramatically increase school safety," NBC quoted DeVos as saying.
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The subsidy is working, she said, adding that recyclers had been able to dramatically increase their volumes.
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But in Argentina taking that step could dramatically increase costs and potentially push a company into bankruptcy.
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"[The new phones] will be helpful, but i don't think anything will dramatically increase sales," says Dawson.
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The updated screening policy is not meant to dramatically increase Uber's potential drivers, Sullivan tells the Journal.
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The bill would dramatically increase the federal government's investment into affordable housing — $450 billion over 10 years.
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Simply privatizing the VA would dramatically increase innovation and competition in health care markets around the country.
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It's a huge space, which meant we could dramatically increase the amount of programming offered to attendees.
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We could find covert ways to dramatically increase the military price Russia is paying for its intervention.
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Instead, the document instructed, Homeland Security should dramatically increase funding for a wall on the Mexico border.
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He began shortly before the Clinton administration launched Operation Gatekeeper to dramatically increase enforcement in San Diego.
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Right now, carbon dioxide emissions are on track to dramatically increase this risk of multi-breadbasket failures.
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Democratic presidential contender Bernie Sanders released a plan Wednesday that aims to dramatically increase U.S. labor union membership.
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As it faces stronger typhoons and higher storm surges, the risk of flooding will dramatically increase, he added.
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"If you route vehicles that don't have passengers, you can dramatically increase the overall fleet utilization," says Weekley.
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The measure also includes the BUILD Act, which would dramatically increase funding for global development and infrastructure projects.
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You're right to ignore those spammy Instagram messages and friend requests promising to dramatically increase your follower count.
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On Thursday, the former Brexit secretary, David Davis, told the BBC that pressure would "dramatically" increase on Mrs.
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Without the CSR payments, though, that might not be workable for insurers — it would dramatically increase their costs.
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They concluded it would dramatically increase revenue with negligible effect on demand for federal oil and gas leases.
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This would dramatically increase the risk of simultaneous crop failures, food production shocks and other devastating climate impacts.
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Some people wanted a solution that would dramatically increase the block size from its current 1 megabyte level.
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Because AmeriCorps members often recruit, train and manage non-compensated volunteers, they dramatically increase volunteer aid to charities.
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Poo said that the Chinese government intends to dramatically increase the size of the lab and the project.
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For a certain group of people, it can really dramatically increase the chances that they will take action.
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SO YOU'VE GOT TO HAVE SOMETHING THAT WILL DRAMATICALLY INCREASE VALUE WHEN YOU DO IT. AND SO THERE ARE VERY FEW THINGS THAT I FIND WHERE THAT EXISTS TODAY WHERE YOU CAN DRAMATICALLY INCREASE VALUE WITHOUT WORRYING THAT YOU'RE GOING TO GET A CORRECTION THAT'S GOING TO HURT YOU BADLY.
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Either way, the feature's meant to dramatically increase the number of tweets you see that you actually care about.
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" The Burnaby Fire Department has said the proposed tank farm "would dramatically increase risk to public safety and environment.
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If Tesla can hit its goal of manufacturing half a million cars next year, that number could dramatically increase.
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This matters to you because it will dramatically increase the amount of expert content we can steer your way.
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Other deals are being negotiated that would dramatically increase Iran Air's current fleet of 36 aircraft to several hundred.
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Uber says this would subvert the very nature of its business and dramatically increase the cost of doing business.
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These 6 tips can help your organization overcome communication breakdown to dramatically increase your chances for digital transformation success.
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But the flow of plastic waste created in the United States is poised to dramatically increase in coming years.
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Should the latter happen while the vehicle is in traffic, it could dramatically increase the risk of a collision.
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Requirements can be applied to projects already underway, and even retroactively applied, to dramatically increase the project costs midstream.
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So while this may be a convenient option, most Americans should expect their payments to "dramatically increase," Horvath says.
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Tariffs placed on imported materials used to build vehicles in Alabama could dramatically increase the cost of those vehicles.
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Warren's affordable housing bill would dramatically increase the federal government's investment into affordable housing — $450 billion over 10 years.
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Upstream said it began blocking these transactions as early as 2017 and saw their volume dramatically increase late last year.
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Coral reefs could die, for example, and the melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet could dramatically increase global sea levels.
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"China will dramatically increase in importance," Stark said referring to the raft of suppliers that Mercedes-Benz does business with.
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His campaign says he&aposd dramatically increase taxes on unproductive lands to encourage landholders to sell them to the state.
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But later this year China will carry out a mission that could dramatically increase human understanding of our astronomical neighbour.
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There is considerable economic and psychological evidence supporting the idea that automatic or opt-out programs dramatically increase take-up.
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Corporations were able to dramatically increase productivity and profits by rolling back time-honored labor commitments and re-intensifying work.
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The solution is to dramatically increase our national investment in transportation, ports, water systems, energy transmission, and the digital economy.
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"China will dramatically increase in importance," Stark said at a news conference in Stuttgart discussing the German carmaker's procurement strategy.
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It would dramatically increase the prospect of future conflict reminiscent of the wars of ethnic cleansing in Bosnia and Rwanda.
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The auto groups said the revision would dramatically increase costs since it would raise the value of fuel economy credits.
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He is going to dramatically increase our readiness, dramatically strengthen us, strengthen our navy, strengthen our air force, save money.
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Draconian bills from Senator Ayotte (R-NH) – who wished to dramatically increase penalties for small amounts of fentanyl – and Rep.
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Jeremy Corbyn has promised that his party would dramatically increase government spending after 10 years of a Conservative-led government.
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Chapter 2628 of the agreement commits China to dramatically increase its imports of goods and services from the United States.
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"We will see the number of people diagnosed dramatically increase over the next four to five days," she told reporters.
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President Trump has set a deadline for March 1 to reach a deal, or tariffs on Chinese imports will dramatically increase.
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The one-year trial is likely to dramatically increase the number of body cameras used in law enforcement across the country.
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"It doesn't take much sea level rise to dramatically increase the frequency of flooding," says Vitousek, who grew up in Hawaii.
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If everything goes according to plan, the amount of recycling and reuse of materials in Volvo's supply chain will dramatically increase.
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Now, they'll own a majority stake in the European Pay-TV and streaming company, which will dramatically increase their international footprint.
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GEOFFREY HINTON: If you can dramatically increase productivity and make more goodies to go around, that should be a good thing.
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That doesn't mean Spain will necessarily fracture – but it does dramatically increase the chances of that happening in the longer run.
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Additionally, there is strong empirical evidence that helping current and former prisoners earn college degrees can dramatically increase their lifetime earnings.
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Dynamax is a new feature in "Pokémon Sword" and "Pokémon Shield" that lets you dramatically increase a Pokémon's size and strength.
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Students dramatically increase their chance of alcohol poisoning, serious injury, or death when drinking at these escalated rates, according to Brewer.
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A budget reconciliation bill cannot dramatically increase the deficit over 10 years, or the tax cuts in the bill will sunset.
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Recent studies suggest that, in some industries, allowing employees to move freely among companies can dramatically increase the pace of innovation.
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"It can be at very low levels, but by increasing the temperature you can dramatically increase the growth rate," he said.
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When CNN visited Malawi last year, we found doctors terrified that illegal abortions will dramatically increase for the most vulnerable women.
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But Culp can really strike it rich if he's able to dramatically increase GE's (GE) depressed market value within four years.
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There are ways for them to dramatically increase that percentage; that's why you see companies like Intel and Google making significant progress.
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If the market holds up and the early chatter is right, we should start seeing the calendar dramatically increase by mid-April.
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On Friday, the government vowed to double prison terms for financial crimes, dramatically increase financial penalties and ramp up ASIC's investigative powers.
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" In her statement, Walsh argued the bill in question would "impose inflexible staffing requirements on hospitals that will dramatically increase their costs.
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Fuse claims to dramatically increase the synergy between the two, which makes the creation and evolution of native apps faster and easier.
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So instead, T-Mobile is trying to make it appear that the merger will dramatically increase competition in another industry: home internet.
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That could dramatically increase the cost of a whole range of consumer goods, cost increases that would hit poor Americans the hardest.
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Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) adds a new wrinkle to the Trump administration's drive to dramatically increase offshore oil and natural gas drilling.
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Most Improved Player: Rodney Hood This award is fundamentally about points, and with Hayward gone Hood's opportunity to score will dramatically increase.
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The destination-based cash flow tax is designed to increase, and will dramatically increase, the cost of foreign-made goods and services.
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More importantly, he explains how we can dramatically increase our own life satisfaction: By concentrating on the happiness of those around us.
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That is why the Biden campaign should dramatically increase the size of its policy teams to embrace those on the Sanders left.
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And slapping massive tariffs on goods from Mexico and China could dramatically increase prices for U.S. consumers and create destabilizing trade wars.
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These mandates exemplify the worst parts of the federal government: antiquated policies that stifle innovation, limit competition, and dramatically increase project costs.
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But software enhancements like the "lightning network" are said to dramatically increase the speed at which one can buy or sell bitcoin.
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A constellation the size of Starlink could dramatically increase the number of operational satellites in space, raising the risk of in-space collisions.
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On the other hand, the authors said, there are factors that could dramatically increase the number of spillover events beyond what they projected.
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Later this year, Impossible plans to announce a partnership with a major manufacturing operator that will "dramatically increase our production capacity," Woodside said.
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On the whole, "climate change will dramatically increase the potential for expansion and intensification of Aedes-borne virus transmission," according to the study.
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The news outlet adds that the groups claim that it would dramatically increase vehicle prices and effect industry spending on self-driving cars.
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According to an outline of her proposal, Warren's first step would involve passing legislation to dramatically increase the availability of government-run insurance.
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This new study is the latest to dramatically increase the number of deaths, but it's unclear when the official count will be changed.
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Combined, these cuts would dramatically increase the number of people without health insurance in the United States and weaken the country's safety net.
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It was believed that the drugs, which have been shown to be highly effective and safe, would dramatically increase women's access to abortion.
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The protections pit environmental groups against oil companies who say protecting the bird would dramatically increase the costs of drilling within its range.
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Commercial airlines have begun to apply to fly direct to the island, which would dramatically increase the number of Americans able to visit.
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Democrats know that this tax reform forces blue states with high taxes to either lower taxes or scrap plans to dramatically increase them.
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The orders help build the wall, dramatically increase deportation of undocumented immigrants, including those without criminal records, and defund sanctuary cities, among others initiatives.
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The company plans to add some staff including on its sales team, but it doesn't plan to dramatically increase its employee base, he said.
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John Thune (R-SD), Ed Markey (D-MA), and Roger Wicker (R-MS), would dramatically increase the penalty per robocall to up to $10,000.
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Analysts have said Keytruda — which recently met its target in its own late-stage study — could dramatically increase Merck's sales over the next decade.
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The region only accounts for 3% of malaria cases, reports Maxmen, but if the resistant disease makes it to Africa deaths could dramatically increase.
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Clean-power regulations that might cost jobs or dramatically increase costs, for example, are one thing when jobs are plentiful and incomes are rising.
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And indeed, that is how today's tax plans are marketed, as a boon to American workers that will dramatically increase wages and economic growth.
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Not only does this deal dramatically increase discretionary spending and suspend the debt ceiling until July 31, 2021, it does so without legitimate offsets.
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He could leave meetings early — or simply not attend many of them — if he feels there NATO will not dramatically increase its defense spending.
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Over time this bargaining for laxity will produce a race-to-the-bottom dynamic that will dramatically increase the chance of another financial crisis.
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On Friday, the government vowed to double prison terms for financial crimes, dramatically increase penalties and ramp up the investigative powers of the corporate regulator.
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Now it looks like they might also be the last wave, as Brazil's interim government reportedly backs away from promises to dramatically increase the numbers.
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"This innovative and game-changing advance will dramatically increase opportunities for space research in fields like materials, medicine and biology," Bruno said in a statement.
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The details of Cruise's training program are important because the company is expected to dramatically increase the number of autonomous vehicles it deploys this year.
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And so if you could make transportation a tenth of the price, could you dramatically increase the number of people that are consuming that service?
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Last week, the government vowed to double prison terms for financial crimes, dramatically increase penalties and ramp up the investigative powers of the corporate regulator.
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Trump has pledged to dramatically increase U.S. oil and gas production, but Canadian supplies will likely remain an important American energy source for some time.
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The proposals explode the deficits by at least $1.5 trillion — and the Senate bill would even dramatically increase the ranks of those without health insurance.
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"With the dramatic reduction in competition in the airline industry, it's left airlines more free to dramatically increase the fees," Markey told CNBC's "Power Lunch".
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Crossrail is one of the most important subway projects in the world, designed to dramatically increase capacity in London's Underground on the east-west axis.
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It's slightly harder for an administration to use its powers to dramatically increase the number of people being deported, just because there are budgetary constraints.
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"I knew that would dramatically increase the number of people in the standard lanes," Peter Neffenger, the administration's head, said at congressional hearings this week.
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If eyewall winds encroach upon the city, then that will likely dramatically increase the number of people affected by power outages and damage to structures.
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Automatic enrollment has been shown to dramatically increase participation in employer-sponsored retirement plans and could help address the concerns of a continuous coverage mandate.
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Work is proceeding on a new nuclear reactor that would dramatically increase the North's ability to produce plutonium, a potent fuel for an atom bomb.
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What to watch: Some global aggregators, like Toutiao and SmartNews, are beginning to dramatically increase their traffic referral footprints in the U.S., according to Parse.ly.
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"It is in the best interest of this country to dramatically increase the number of IPOs," he told Business Insider at the Palo Alto event.
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The government itself has declined to require changes at ports that experts say would dramatically increase safety by making it easier to catch cargo cheaters.
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The warmer water could be weakening these ice shelves from below, causing them to break off, and dramatically increase the rate at which the glacier retreats.
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In line with Google Fiber, Verizon FiOs, and municipal offerings at one-gigabit speeds to the home, the new Comcast service will dramatically increase download speeds.
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They direct the government to dramatically increase its capacity to detain immigrants, and dictate that it should detain nearly all immigrants caught near the US border.
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Israel has fiercely opposed such a move because it would dramatically increase the international pressure on Jerusalem to make concessions it's shown no willingness to consider.
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Fully autonomous cars are expected to dramatically increase driving safety when they eventually hit the roads, but it could cause new hazards for other road users.
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One such change, approved in May, should dramatically increase access to health care for transgender people, a population that has long been marginalized in healthcare settings.
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It's possible that companies a few years ago were less likely to emphasize AI usage, as it wasn't expected to dramatically increase odds of raising capital.
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And it includes the Better Utilization of Investments Leading to Development Act, or BUILD Act, which would dramatically increase funding for global development and infrastructure projects.
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Last week, the government vowed to double prison terms for financial crimes, dramatically increase penalties and ramp up the investigative powers of the country's corporate regulator.
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Republican leaders have also indicated a willingness to dramatically increase a $6900 billion fund that would help low-income individuals with high healthcare costs buy insurance.
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The change could dramatically increase demand for testing at a time when public health experts are concerned that the country's testing capacity is still weeks behind.
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It tried to sugarcoat the disappointing news by announcing a plan to dramatically increase the number of its test vehicles on the road in San Francisco.
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She wanted the department to dramatically increase the pace of loan forgiveness, and to fix the system so that other defrauded students would not have to wait.
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The plan would dramatically increase federal funding for poor schools, but also for public magnet schools, which can reduce segregation by drawing students from large geographic areas.
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Turkish citizens will head to the polls on Sunday to vote on a new draft constitution which could dramatically increase the powers of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Mylan was sued in April by customers who claimed the company engaged in an illegal scheme to dramatically increase the price of EpiPen over the past decade.
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A $28503 minimum wage would dramatically increase labor costs for many small businesses and threaten to swamp the tiny profit margins on which most of them run.
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It added that new chips could also "dramatically increase the use of" machine learning by making applications use less power and still be as responsive and flexible.
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In June, the European Union gave its member states 20 months to put into law a goal to dramatically increase the energy efficiency of buildings by 2050.
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While pardons would dramatically increase the legal dangers to Trump and political dangers to his party, they would give him far less protection than is generally realized.
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In 2007, DeMoss left Kentucky, but not before beating No. 1 Tennessee in her third season, lifting the Wildcats' program competitively and seeing its attendance dramatically increase.
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Now valued at more than $2.5 billion, Roblox claims more than 90 million monthly active users — a number that could dramatically increase if Roblox launched in China.
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Testing capacity for the coronavirus in the U.S. will dramatically increase in the coming days, former Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb told CNBC on Friday.
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After Bill Clinton dramatically shrank both deficits and government spending as a share of the economy, George W. Bush took office and proceeded to dramatically increase both.
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To address the opioid epidemic, Buttigieg proposes expanding take-home naloxone programs, which dramatically increase the availability of the overdose fighting drug, to all states by 2024.
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His tax plan will even tax the homeless and starving, because it will dramatically increase the cost of food, clothing, shelter — all the basics for human survival.
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Among other things, Tesla's CEO has promised to dramatically increase car production, launch one (or possibly two) completely new cars, and conquer self-driving vehicles by 2020.
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Tesla's cars already boast the best range on the market, but by 2017 Musk aims to dramatically increase how far Tesla's cars travel on a single charge.
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The regulation would dramatically increase federal control over spending at many of the nation's 14,000 school districts and force some districts to increase spending at low-income schools.
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"Amazon believes the program will dramatically increase access to food for more remote customers and help to mitigate the public health crisis of food deserts," the retailer said.
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The company had promised earlier that Actions would be available on Google's Pixel smartphones and within its Allo chat application, but this expansion will dramatically increase their reach.
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On the airport tarmac, the commander said that the restoration of the airfield was "extraordinarily important" as it would dramatically increase the ability to resupply the Iraqi forces.
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This will dramatically increase the size of the market by making vitals monitoring available to almost anyone in any disease state for just a few dollars per day.
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Why it matters: The effort is based on the idea that the speed at which information travels — and therefore the speed of war — will dramatically increase by 2030.
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Today's farmers are producing much more food on the same amount of land because of the innovative tools they are able to use to dramatically increase food productivity.
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The agency warns that crime rates dramatically increase at night, and can be either organized or opportunistic, and commonly include fraud, theft, robbery, carjacking, rape, assault and burglary.
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A year ago the world's top oil exporter announced a package of economic and social policies known as Vision 2030 to try to dramatically increase non-oil revenue.
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The massive constellations proposed by SpaceX, Amazon, and others would dramatically increase that number to the point where astronomers are concerned satellites will cloud out the night sky.
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Tesla has taken several hundred thousand preorders for the car, and plans to dramatically increase Model 3 production in 2018 with total Tesla vehicle production approaching 500,000 units annually.
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And it's increasingly important to reduce impacts since many countries in the developing world intend to dramatically increase their meat production in the coming years to meet rising demand.
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Artificial intelligence could dramatically increase the efficiency of surveillance technology, allowing a single system to monitor perhaps millions of digital conversations, hacked personal devices and other sources of information.
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In response, there is a growing movement building around a new field known as "chaos engineering" that is designed to dramatically increase the quality and reliability of delivered services.
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The state has asked the Supreme Court to enforce several parts of the law but the Justice Department warned it would "dramatically increase" the risk of mistakes and confusion.
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The fact that he lost tonight — albeit by what appears to have been a very small margin — will only dramatically increase the calls for him to exit the race.
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The budget Trump will present to Congress is expected to dramatically increase military spending and could include billions for the construction of a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Although Unilever already uses recycled material in its brands' packaging, the company has also set an aggressive goal to dramatically increase recycled material content in the next four years.
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They'll be able to skip over the traffic that can dramatically increase travel times entering and exiting busy city transit points, which would theoretically also help alleviate ground congestion.
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China also believes the US would dramatically increase its military presence in the region to deal with the fallout from the collapse and to secure North Korea's nuclear weapons.
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While Saudi women have generally praised the lifting of the driving ban, some men expressed concern it would dramatically increase the number of cars on already crowded Saudi roads.
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AARP said the changes in age rating as well as reductions to subsidies would "dramatically increase health care costs for 50-64 year olds" who purchase insurance through government exchanges.
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The company plans to dramatically increase the number of its autonomous test vehicles on the road in San Francisco, but will not be offering rides to regular people this year.
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The company has been promising for a while now that it plans to dramatically increase its launch cadence, and it looks like that goal may finally be fulfilled this year.
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The flip side: Apple has a huge base of users — the company said its users had 1.3 billion active devices this past January — and could dramatically increase the papers' reach.
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It's going to allow people send texts, make calls, and browse the web as always—and it will dramatically increase the speed at which data is transferred across the network.
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"If we could find an opportunity to globalize in e-commerce and dramatically increase our scale in soccer, those were two of our highest priorities," Fanatics CEO Doug Mack said.
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A new study by UC Santa Cruz Professor Adam Millard-Ball in the Journal of Transportation Policy makes a convincing case that self-driving cars will dramatically increase traffic further.
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Congress and the executive branch can do something that would cost the U.S. Treasury nothing but would dramatically increase the odds of success: formulate a predictable, streamlined, regulatory permitting process.
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"Sales Navigator with Dynamics 365 will dramatically increase the effectiveness of salespeople by tapping into their professional networks and relationships, giving them the ability to improve their pipeline…," Guthrie wrote.
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China also believes the US would likely dramatically increase its military presence in the region to deal with the fallout from the collapse and to secure North Korea's nuclear weapons.
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Zinke was central to the Trump administration's "Energy Dominance" agenda, which aims to dramatically increase production of oil, natural gas and coal, mainly by loosening regulations for production and use.
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This is similar to the Business Platinum® Card from American Express with its 35% points refund, and can dramatically increase the value of your Amex points via direct redemptions.
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That's because using funerary services instead of normal medical waste procedures is likely to dramatically increase costs for health care centers (as much as two- to fourfold, Planned Parenthood estimated).
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The result was a large deficit and the necessity, three years later, to dramatically increase taxes to mitigate the damage, an action taken by his fellow Republicans, overriding his veto.
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This essentially means that the krill catch is not going to dramatically increase beyond current levels unless scientists are sure that it won't harm the ecosystem or the krill population.
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Investing in cold storage to keep farmers' produce fresh, for example, could "dramatically increase" their productivity - but individual projects are often too small to attract large sums of capital, Glemarec said.
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Video of the incident went viral and came as Trump delivered a tough message to NATO allies to dramatically increase their defense spending to ease financial burden to the United States.
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But that's kind of beside the point: As the Verge noted, Apple moving its supply chain stateside would dramatically increase expenses to the point where it would far outstrip any tariff.
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He could also ditch Obama's instructions to immigration authorities that they strictly focus on removing criminals instead of targeting otherwise law-abiding undocumented immigrants, a move that could dramatically increase deportations.
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For the next day or so, we've got an event running on PQQ, CoQ10 and other specialty supplements that dramatically increase your intake of cell-supporting nutrients (including brain-supporting nutrients).
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With a multibillion-dollar warship at his back, last week President Trump spoke in Virginia's Hampton Roads region to declare his intention to dramatically increase military spending in the federal budget.
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Canada's tariffs will dramatically increase the price of the targeted US goods in Canadian markets, dampening demand for them and hurting the bottom line of the US companies that produce them.
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Keenan, a manufacturer of wagons used to feed cattle on over 30,000 farms in 26 different countries, has partnered with Intel to dramatically increase efficiency all throughout the food supply chain.
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"This will dramatically increase the ability of the public to access these documents, which currently are available only by going to [the National Archives and Records Administration] in person," Liu said.
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Known as one of the country's most influential executives, she has been working as Facebook's chief operating officer since 2008 and has helped dramatically increase revenue at the social media network.
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Such a move would dramatically increase access to abortions, which are currently only legal in New Zealand in cases of fetal abnormality, incest or if the mother's health is at risk.
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Authorities need to dramatically increase and restructure the funding to help these communities build systems that work for them, especially in remote locations where traditional, centralized water infrastructure may be unfeasible.
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But while the company won't be launching a commercial product this year, it did plan to dramatically increase the number of its autonomous test vehicles on the road in San Francisco.
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Nowhere is this more clear than in the administration's recent proposals to dramatically increase offshore drilling while rolling back safety regulations put in place after the catastrophic BP Deepwater Horizon explosion.
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While Russia continued to abide by the terms of New START, it was taking steps to be able to dramatically increase its number of warheads in a time of crisis, he said.
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"Higher engagement levels by dads in the care of children from the beginning of their children's lives has been found to dramatically increase the mother's chances of professional success," Mihalich-Levin said.
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But sailing isn't exactly a cheap pastime, and using the same fiberglass battens in a shower curtain would dramatically increase the price of a household item that can cost less than $20.
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The onshore rig count in Mexico fell to one in March, a particularly ominous sign for a country that is attempting to dramatically increase its reliance on natural gas for power generation.
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The Canadian Ministry of Defense announced plans in June to dramatically increase the country's defense budget, money that would allow Canada to acquire 88 new jet fighters for the nation's air force.
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On a conference call with analysts, Boston Beer Chairman Jim Koch estimated that as many as 4,800 craft brewers are operating in the United States, a number he said could dramatically increase.
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A bailout proposal has been drafted that would dramatically increase the role of the federal government in energy markets and send a staggering amount of resources to a few chosen private companies.
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Ten days ago, I brought together the C.E.O.s of commercial labs at the White House and directed them to immediately begin working on a solution to dramatically increase the availability of tests.
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"We will see the number of people diagnosed dramatically increase over the next four to five days," Dr. Deborah Birx, of the White House's coronavirus task force, said at a news conference.
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Per Wired, while researchers have already developed an experimental vaccine to prevent people from catching the virus, the two new treatments dramatically increase survival rates of individuals who have already contracted it.
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It stands in stark contrast with Trump administration policies that would dramatically increase emissions from federal public lands, the precious open spaces owned by all of us and managed by the government.
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We also should dramatically increase transparency in our campaign finance system, give the Federal Election Commission the power to enforce existing laws, and create a publicly financed matching program for small donors.
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It also has political consequences: The Communist Party is concerned that failing to steadily increase quality of life for large portions of the population will dramatically increase the likelihood of social unrest.
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Online retail giant Amazon is planning to dramatically increase the private-label products it will be offering to consumers in the next few weeks, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.
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Grocery Manufacturers Association Federal Affairs Director Nancy Wilkins reiterated that biotechnology is key issue, saying the EU's labeling requirements for genetically modified organisms, known as GMOs, dramatically increase costs for U.S. food companies.
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Looks like we can reach 2000,23 Model 3 cars per month in Dec Tesla is expected to dramatically increase Model 3 production in 2018 with total Tesla vehicle production approaching 500,000 units annually.
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The GM proposal also calls for a U.S. national building code to require new residential construction to support EV charging and dramatically increase government spending on research and development in battery cell technologies.
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Now a new study from the Netherlands running in the journal Diabetologia suggests that even an extra 40 minutes of couch potato behavior will dramatically increase your risk of getting type 2 diabetes.
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Turkish citizens are heading to the polls Sunday to vote on a new draft constitution which could dramatically increase the powers of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, according to CNBC, and each vote counts.
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Scaling technologies like the Lightning Network show some promise to dramatically increase Bitcoin's capacity for transactions—thus increasing the economic and social value humanity gets in exchange for all of that energy use.
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Leave no child behind when it comes to being registered to vote and having voting ID. Second, we need to dramatically increase general election voting from 130 million to 85033 million or more.
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At the White House, in Congress and even on the presidential campaign – three places where virtually nothing is agreed upon – there is a growing call to dramatically increase federal spending on Alzheimer's research.
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His proposed plan would dramatically increase government research funding, woo high-tech professionals into government positions, welcome talented immigrants and set up an interagency to consider how to manage the drawbacks of adoption.
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He also plans to dramatically increase infrastructure spending, although he did not offer a dollar figure to go along with that idea Monday and he didn't say exactly how it would be paid for.
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And many other Senators like Chris Murphy of Connecticut and Brian Schatz of Hawaii are crafting proposals that, while less ambitious, would also dramatically increase the role of the federal government in health care.
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The company says it will build larger sites along its "busiest travel routes", and is planning to dramatically increase the size of individual Supercharger stations to allow many Tesla vehicles to charge at once.
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It's best to keep this setting around 80 to 90 percent, but keep in mind that pushing this all the way to 100 percent will dramatically increase the file size of your GIF.7.
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Our past and present work suggests that there is a correlation between highly valued screenplays and financially successful movies and that experienced directors can dramatically increase the rate of return on their film investment.
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But these industry analyses did not consider the possibility that the Federal Reserve was planning to dramatically increase the difficulty of their annual stress tests by raising the required capital needed to pass them.
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Civil rights advocates are concerned that he will attempt to control immigration courts by limiting access to legal counsel programs and accelerating the immigration court backlog, which would dramatically increase the number of deportations.
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"This deal will dramatically increase bandwidth and drive overall costs per bit down by orders of magnitude," Gogo's chief technology officer, Anand Chari, said in a statement about the deal with SES last month.
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Analysts say China also fears that the US would dramatically increase its military presence in the region to deal with the fallout from a North Korean collapse and to secure the country's nuclear weapons.
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For steelworkers, the plan was direct: Trump vowed to create tariffs that would make foreign steel less competitive, and promised to dramatically increase the defense budget, guaranteeing steel manufacturers a powerful, deep-pocketed customer.
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In America we need public private partnerships that work in harmony to create programs and to innovate solutions that will dramatically increase the literacy rates and to reach the most in need of help.
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But if they don't have access to new, sterile needles, they'll just reuse a syringe that either they used before or that a peer used — both of which dramatically increase the risk of infection.
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"Pioneer is unique among I.R.S. contractors in pressuring taxpayers to use financial products that could dramatically increase expenses, or cause them to lose their homes or give up their retirement security," the senators wrote.
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Locked in a confrontation with its neighbors, Qatar said on Tuesday that it would dramatically increase its production of natural gas — the fuel that made the tiny emirate rich and gave it regional influence.
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Zuckerberg said he envisioned the news destination as a place "10, 15, maybe 20-percent" of Facebook users would use, giving the company "the ability to dramatically increase" the distribution of high-end journalism.
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Zinke said the offshore plan is a key piece of the Trump administration's "energy dominance" agenda, in which officials want the United States to dramatically increase its production of fossil fuels and other energy.
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Spacecraft operators worry that multiplying the number of satellites in space without much regulatory oversight could dramatically increase the risk to the entire orbital environment via accidental collisions and resulting fields of space debris.
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It also fears that any such scenario would mean the US would likely dramatically increase its military presence in the region to deal with the fallout from the collapse and secure North Korea's nuclear weapons.
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The plan would essentially fly passengers up to an altitude where the craft would encounter virtually no resistance from air or wind, which would dramatically increase potential speed and efficiency in terms of fuel use.
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"Our goal is to get an order of magnitude or two more people into the [fitness] category," Lanman said, adding that they didn't dramatically increase the percentage in fees and commissions they took from studios.
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Facebook is also reportedly worried that Instagram's growth could cannibalize the main Facebook app, which has prompted the company to dramatically increase the amount of advertising in Instagram as it moves deeper into e-commerce.
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Once large enterprises in life sciences are given the tools to deploy genomics at scale, the pace of R&D will dramatically increase and the results could change the industry and medicine as a whole.
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Last but not least (since tbh no eye look is complete without mascara), build up Revlon Volumazing Mascara — a formula that'll, you guessed it, dramatically increase your lash volume — on your upper and lower lashes.
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Increasing the company's total production volume from 2000,25.6 units last year to 0003,2000 units by 2500 — as Musk has stated he plans to do — will dramatically increase the likelihood of defects in the Model 290.
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The Japanese warning, issued in a statement, echoed the warning of two major auto trade groups on Wednesday, which said imposing tariffs would cost hundreds of thousands of auto jobs and dramatically increase car prices.
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The bill — which would dramatically change the way the federal government funds purchases of individual health plans and Medicaid — is expected to dramatically increase the number of people without health insurance if enacted into law.
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"TESS is going to dramatically increase the number of planets that we have to study," TESS principal investigator George Ricker of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology told reporters in a pre-launch briefing on Sunday.
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A budget organized according to these concepts would dramatically increase the likelihood that the largest government in the world — a government that is spending almost $4 trillion a year — would actually have a functioning budget.
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NSFY has two clear and ambitious goals: to dramatically increase the number of students in the U.S. who successfully complete career pathways and to catalyze transformational approaches across the country that increase students' career readiness.
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However, that would dramatically increase the odds of players sustaining catastrophic and/or fatal skull fractures; on the non-medical front, it would make the game look more like rugby than what we see today.
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Doctors who specialize in infectious diseases warned Tuesday that deaths in the U.S. from the coronavirus could dramatically increase if the Trump administration relaxes guidelines that have encouraged Americans to minimize contact with one another.
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Grocery Manufacturers Association Federal Affairs Director Nancy Wilkins also pressed to make biotechnology a key issue, saying the EU's labeling requirements for genetically modified organisms, known as GMOs, dramatically increase costs for U.S. food companies.
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Mr. Morrisey said that he was seeking a permanent court order to block the Catholic Church from continuing such conduct, and that one goal of the lawsuit was to "dramatically increase transparency" within the church.
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The N.H.L. noted that it previously sponsored both women's leagues, and has now increased its contribution to the N.W.H.L. A sturdy future partnership between the N.H.L. and N.W.H.L. could dramatically increase exposure for women's hockey.
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Companies like Microsoft, Hewlett Packard, and IBM were using the visa to hire computer programmers, and the tech lobby put pressure on Congress to dramatically increase the number of H-1B visas made available each year.
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Sanders and Warren have often been seen as ideologically linked, standing far to the left of many other Democrats in favor of policies that target the wealthy and corporations and dramatically increase the social safety net.
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While telemedicine will never negate the need for in-person visits with doctors, it does have the potential to dramatically increase access to the highest quality of care and to improve health outcomes for all Americans.
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Despite lacking specifics, the impact of the proposal is obvious: Facebook would dramatically increase its footprint in an area where it's already driven up real estate prices and driven out those who can't afford the rent.
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A new report from UK charity Sutton Trust explains the danger, noting that unless governments take action, the next wave of automation will dramatically increase inequality within societies, further entrenching the divide between rich and poor.
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LONDON, March 13 (Reuters) - Pladis, the UK-based biscuit and chocolate company owned by Turkey's Yildiz Holdings, set out a growth plan on Monday that would see it dramatically increase sales over the next two years.
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Lawmakers and experts have long raised concerns that China is beating the U.S. in the race to implement artificial intelligence as well as 5G, a mobile broadband technology that could dramatically increase internet speeds and bandwidth.
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And the whole point, too, with Boring is switching diesel to electric, to do continuous digging, to reengineer the entire thing with a software and simulation mindset, to dramatically increase the speed and lower the cost.
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Over the last three years, the Securities and Exchange Commission's Enforcement Division has used sweeps to dramatically increase the number of enforcement measures brought against bad actors in the public finance market, Director Andrew Ceresney said.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's team says his plan to dramatically increase benefits — to $4,000 for children over 6, more for younger children and children with disabilities — will cut child poverty in Canada by 153 percent.
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His scandal-plagued predecessor, Jacob Zuma, had championed a deal to dramatically increase South Africa's nuclear capacity despite concern from ratings agencies that it would deal a further blow to the country's already strained public finances.
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The company told the U.S. District Court in San Francisco that the judge's so-called vegetation management plan would force it to dramatically increase the rates it charges customers to employ more than 650,000 full-time workers.
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The company told the U.S. District Court in San Francisco that the judge's so-called vegetation management plan would force it to dramatically increase the rates it charges customers to employ more than 2000,000 full-time workers.
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The plan from the Democratic former congressman from Texas also seeks to dramatically increase voting access through steps that include automatic and same-day registration and expanded early voting -- and turning Election Day into a national holiday.
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It follows proposals to double maximum prison terms for corporate crimes to 10 years and dramatically increase potential financial penalties from A$10 million ($7.4 million) to up to A$210 million or 10 percent of revenue.
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Big drugmaker Mylan was slapped Monday with a class-action racketeering lawsuit that claims the company engaged in an illegal scheme to dramatically increase the list price of its EpiPen anti-allergy device over the past decade.
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For those currently making under $12 an hour, it would dramatically increase labor costs accelerating the current trend towards labor cuts and automation, reducing the number of entry-level jobs our working class youth so desperately need.
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India's software services industry is also concerned about a bill introduced in the U.S. Congress seeking to double the salary paid to H-1B visa holders which would dramatically increase the costs for the companies employing them.
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" Sinead Kennedy, a professor at Maynooth University who has studied abortion in Ireland, predicted that the findings "will dramatically increase the pressure on the Irish government to hold a referendum to repeal Ireland's constitutional ban on abortion.
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Commenting on Costa's move to boost recycling, U.K. Environment Minister Therese Coffey described it as a "significant step by a British business which should dramatically increase the number of disposable coffee cups we recycle in this country."
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"The Continuous Diagnostic and Mitigation has been one of the DHS's top priorities because it has the potential to dramatically increase our visibility across federal networks," Ratcliffe said during the Homeland committee's markup of DHS-related bills.
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India's software services industry is concerned about a bill introduced in the U.S. Congress seeking to double the salary paid to H-1B visa holders which would dramatically increase the costs for the Indian companies employing them.
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Kim's foreign minister, who is attending the UN meetings in New York, went further, telling reporters that North Korea may dramatically increase frictions by testing a hydrogen bomb above or on the surface of the Pacific ocean.
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But with Democratic senators and representatives putting forth proposals that would dramatically increase taxes on the wealthy, Republicans are now going on the offensive, hoping to paint the Democratic Party as socialist ahead of the 2020 elections.
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However, following the Yalta Conference of 22019, which extended Soviet territories west and allowed Moscow to dramatically increase its sphere of influence, many of these Lithuanian-Americans, along with other Baltic-Americans, felt betrayed by the Democrats.
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Republicans in Congress and the Trump administration are on track to approve appropriations bills that will dramatically increase federal spending this year, and by extension, over the coming decade, by raising the expected baseline for these programs.
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Second Stage, which will continue to produce Off Broadway shows on West 22015rd Street and on the Upper West Side, will dramatically increase its annual budget (to $22016 million, from $10 million) to finance the expanded operations.
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The rules, effective on Thursday, require U.S. and Japanese banks to post collateral or 'margin' against OTC trades - a development that is set to dramatically increase the cost of trading in the $500 trillion global swaps market.
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This week, JPMorgan Chase and the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) invested $20 million in 85033 state programs to dramatically increase the number of students who graduate from high school prepared for well-paying careers.
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E-bikes from Trek or the recently released models by General Motors are designed to dramatically increase the range of what is considered "bikeable" distances while reducing the reliance on cars, ride-hailing apps, or public transportation.
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Op-Ed Contributor One of the signal achievements of the Obama administration was reaching an agreement with the auto industry to dramatically increase fuel efficiency standards for vehicles, doubling them to 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025.
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The removal of the restriction could lure a foreign carrier eager to jumpstart its presence in the domestic market, or open the door for foreign airlines to dramatically increase their existing stakes in the big three Brazilian carriers.
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Democrats have made highlighting individual stories a major focus as they fight Trump on several fronts -- including the travel ban, his recent moves that could dramatically increase deportations and the GOP's efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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According to a Met Office briefing evaluating the implications of the UN report, once we go past 243°C, we dramatically increase the risks of floods, droughts, and extreme weather that would impact hundreds of millions of people.
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But, if Amazon is able to convince customers to switch away from their preferred brands in favor of Amazon's private-label alternatives, they have the potential to dramatically increase profit margins on historically low-margin products like groceries.
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The report coincided with the release of a separate paper by an influential U.S. business chamber criticizing Beijing's "Made in China 2025" plan, which aims to dramatically increase domestically made products in 10 sectors, from robotics to biopharmaceuticals.
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Top Senate Republicans are signaling that they are willing to dramatically increase funding for a special state innovation fund in order to persuade wavering moderates to support their floundering healthcare reform bill, according to sources involved in negotiations.
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Reducing corporate tax rates to make them competitive with the rest of the world, while simultaneously allowing firms to fully expense their capital outlays in the year of purchase, would dramatically increase the after-tax return on capital.
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Unless you're going to dramatically increase poverty by eliminating most or all low-income programs as part of the financing (which is what right-wing support of UBI is premised on), you're going to need massive tax increases.
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President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he signed a memorandum directing Attorney General Jeff Sessions to propose regulations that would ban some gun accessories, including so-called "bump stocks," which dramatically increase semi-automatic weapons' potential rate of fire.
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Deploying nuclear weapons to the peninsula would cut down the time it would take to retaliate or launch a preemptive strike against North Korea, but it could also dramatically increase the chance of a hasty or mistaken nuclear launch.
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Offering free Wi-Fi in the air is a "highly complex" problem to solve, according to Delta, likely because removing fees could dramatically increase the number of people who use it, which, in turn, could stress the plane's connection.
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"Tesla is deeply committed to developing the most advanced silicon in the world and we plan to dramatically increase our investment in that area while building on the world-class leadership team we have in place," the spokesperson said.
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A ski lift in the country of Georgia experienced a massive mechanical failure that appeared to dramatically increase its speed while going in reverse, which forced many of its passengers to jump before they were thrown into the air.
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Hoping to dramatically increase the amount of 2000-degree video on its platform, Facebook today unveiled a reference design for a high-end video capture system and announced plans to release it as an open-source project on GitHub.
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It is, for instance, looking at whether Caltrans – the California Department of Transportation – might be able to create a standard for using Blue Planet's carbon-trapping concrete aggregate in highway construction, a move that could dramatically increase its use.
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India wants to dramatically increase its nuclear capacity to 63,000 MW by 2032 to meet growing demand and restrict its reliance on fossil fuels, and has struck a series of accords with other countries to help meet that goal.
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Andre Roberson, the heart and soul of Oklahoma City's defense, will be back next year, and should the Thunder turn Anthony into a bench scorer (or use the stretch provision to release him), they could dramatically increase their efficiency.
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So far, they've taken careful steps away from the nuclear deal (though I doubt they'll dramatically increase production of nuclear fuel) and used their influence in Iraq to get its Parliament to push for the withdrawal of American forces.
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Building blood-sugar tracking into a future device could dramatically increase the market for Fitbit devices since more than 100 million Americans are now living with diabetes or pre-diabetes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Fifth, private donors should dramatically increase support for Democratic-friendly think tanks to work closely with Democratic members and candidates to generate and promote exciting ideas to answer the rightist populism of Trump, Brexit, and far right European extremists.
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MEXICO CITY — The Mexican government is on track to dramatically increase the number of extraditions of criminal suspects to the United States this year, as the Trump administration has pressured Mexico to step up its fight against organized crime.
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To assure that we have safe and affordable advanced reactor designs that can be deployed at scale by midcentury, the United States will need to dramatically increase and refocus the budget of the DOE's NE toward advanced reactor development.
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"If they do this, it will dramatically increase the likelihood that right to repair legislation passes and forces them to reverse course," Wiens said, referring to Apple requiring the diagnostic tool on all future logic board and Touch ID replacements.
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"To dramatically increase spending on defense and significantly cut spending on the diplomats and development professionals that work hand in glove with our Defense Department in difficult and dangerous parts of the world like Iraq and Afghanistan is unwise," Sen.
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"To dramatically increase spending on defense and significantly cut spending on the diplomats and development professionals that work hand in glove with our defense department in difficult and dangerous parts of the world like Iraq and Afghanistan is unwise," Sen.
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India wants to dramatically increase its nuclear capacity to 63,000 megawatts (MW) by 2032, from 5,780 MW, as part of a broader push to move away from fossil fuels, cut greenhouse gas emissions and avoid the dangerous effects of climate change.
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"The incessant heavy rains, expected to reach up to 1 inch per hour, will dramatically increase the threat of urban flooding, as well as mud and debris flows from recent burn areas near mountainous terrain," CNN meteorologist Derek Van Dam said.
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While most users of old-style herbal and resin cannabis are unlikely to suffer mental health problems, recent studies have shown that regular use of skunk and other potent forms of the drug can dramatically increase the risk of suffering psychosis.
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Climate change-linked phenomena like droughts, wildfires, flooding and storms are projected to dramatically increase those costs in the coming decades, possibly by as much as $35 billion per year by 2050, according to the GAO, the watchdog agency of Congress.
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Hillary Clinton wants to dramatically increase admissions from the Middle East, bringing in many hundreds of thousands during a first term – and we will have no way to screen them, pay for them, or prevent the second generation from radicalizing.
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The governors of Maryland and New York on Monday moved to dramatically increase the number of hospital beds in their states ahead of what they fear will be a wave of coronavirus victims that threatens to overwhelm the health care system.
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We could dramatically increase our military aid to anti-Assad rebels, giving them sufficient anti-tank and antiaircraft missiles to threaten Russian, Iranian, Hezbollah and Syrian helicopters and fighter jets and make them bleed, maybe enough to want to open negotiations.
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Climate change-linked phenomena like droughts, wildfires, flooding and storms are projected to dramatically increase those costs in the coming decades, possibly by as much as $85033 billion per year by 2050, according to the GAO, the watchdog agency of Congress.
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"With better governance, I believe comes increased margins, much more efficient use of balance sheets, which would dramatically increase ROEs (return on equity), which would, I believe, more than double the Nikkei over the next three to five years," Fischer said.
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Climate change-linked phenomena like droughts, wildfires, flooding and storms are projected to dramatically increase those costs in the coming decades, possibly by as much as $35 billion per year by 2050, according to the GAO, the watchdog agency of Congress.
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The drug cocktail wasn't a cure — there is still no cure for HIV/AIDS — but once perfected, the antiretroviral drug strategy would dramatically increase the lifespan of those who were infected, and decrease the potential for them to transmit the virus.
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A 2013 bill drafted by adoption advocacy organizations and initially supported by Christian adoption leaders was designed to dramatically increase international adoptions—what many saw as a last-ditch effort to revive the failing industry—but it gained little support and ultimately failed.
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"There is literally one person in America who has the ability to dramatically increase the chances of Republicans keeping the majority -- Marco Rubio," said Steven Law, a former chief of staff to McConnell who now runs the super PAC Senate Leadership Fund.
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"Dramatically increase the weighting of new comments such that they are more likely to be seen, even in megacrowded threads," is the solution Woolf suspects might unmire comments from favoring speed over quality, though he seemed skeptical a change would ever be implemented.
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This Political Campaigning Policy will be followed up by the company's work on a unified Ads Transparency Center which the company has promised "will dramatically increase transparency for political and issue ads, providing people with significant detail on the origin of each ad."
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So you can be optimistic that, you know, by getting closer to the frontier that we know would work, we could get better outcomes, but they're not going to dramatically increase the rate at which we can grow over long periods of time.
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Warm weather draws out a fair number of people already; add a holiday known for communal gatherings on a weekend (which already tend to be cluster points for mass shootings), and it stands to reason you dramatically increase the probability of tragedy.
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"Hillary Clinton wants to dramatically increase admissions from the Middle East, bringing in many hundreds of thousands during a first term—and we will have no way to screen them, pay for them, or prevent the second generation from radicalising," he said.
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While we can all agree that we should work to find a more livable wage for all Americans, there is simply too much at risk to dramatically increase the minimum wage to $28503 an hour in such a short period of time.
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As far as I can tell, this is the first time that the announcement of a coming nuclear plant retirement will not be accompanied by the dismal reality that power-sector carbon emissions will dramatically increase, starting the day after the plant retires.
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We continue to make headway in transportation (25 percent of global emissions), and building management (roughly 20 percent of global emissions) where large-scale IoT and smart-city initiatives can dramatically increase the energy efficiency of the spaces where we live and work.
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"The new investment allows state parties to dramatically increase the immediate scale of their coordinated organizing programs and ensures the eventual nominee and the coordinated organizing program will inherit the nuts and bolts infrastructure to scale their organizations quickly," the spokesman said.
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And by conducting voting over blockchain (as some startups like Voatz in Boston are now doing), we not only dramatically increase participation and change the inputs for elected officials, we also make our system far stronger and more resistant to hacking and interference.
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Harris' campaign has not been on the air in Iowa in three months, since the first week of September — and has warned supporters that she needs to dramatically increase her own fundraising to begin airing a new contrast ad with Donald Trump.
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Now, the Food and Drug Administration is opening the doors for research centers across the country to use new technologies that have yet to be approved for emergency use in order to dramatically increase the number of tests healthcare facilities can perform.
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A government study concluding that the chemicals are more dangerous than previously thought could dramatically increase the cost of cleanups at sites like military bases and chemical manufacturing plants, and force neighboring communities to pour money into treating their drinking water supplies.
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The Armed Services Committee will preside over Trump's promise to rebuild the military, which could become a flashpoint of tension between Republicans who want to dramatically increase spending and Democrats who have opposed such increases if not matched by spending on domestic programs.
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But if Akio Toyoda (the president of Toyota) and Donald Trump (who rides in an armored Cadillac that weighs more than 15,000 pounds) continue to support a rollback of auto-emissions standards, their choices will dramatically increase global warming and air pollution.
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The release of the CMT's study marks the official kick-off of their Equal Play campaign, the brand's year-long initiative to create measurable, industry-wide action to dramatically increase female representation in country music and create a path for parity in 2020.
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That's according to a new paper released Monday by the National Bureau of Economic research, wherein researchers showed that this trend has helped dramatically increase the Social-security and Medicare benefits paid to the rich, while the poor have seen their benefits decline or stagnate.
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" He also warned that "Hillary Clinton wants to dramatically increase admissions from the Middle East, bringing in many hundreds of thousands during a first term -- and we will have no way to screen them, pay for them, or prevent the second generation from radicalizing.
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The Trump campaign says that its tax cuts, along with loosening regulations and cutting government spending, will dramatically increase growth from the current average of around 2 percent per year to 3.5 percent and mitigate if not eliminate the deficit effects from lower taxes.
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Hayward could still run pick-and-roll action when necessary, but lessening the load would dramatically increase his efficiency, especially if he attacked more via hand-offs, cuts into space, and open shots off screens, much like how the Celtics currently use Avery Bradley.
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The Panama Papers should serve as a wakeup call for lawmakers who have failed to implement simple disclosure rules that would dramatically increase financial transparency and accountability by applying the same open data principles that Congress has already recognized are necessary for the government.
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Critics warn that the change could dramatically increase untraceable political spending and lead to the creation of "sham churches" to take advantage of the new avenue for political spending, which — unlike donations to candidates, "super PACs" and party committees — would allow donors to deduct contributions.
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This effort will focus on ways to dramatically increase the number and diversity of students who complete high school and go on to higher education and gain real-world work experiences that will better prepare them for jobs that pay well and are skills-based.
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Sims backed the government's promise last week to double prison terms for corporate crimes to 10 years, dramatically increase financial penalties from A$10 million ($7.7 million) to up to A$210 million or 10 percent revenue, and ramp up the investigative powers of the corporate regulator.
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China, Europe and the U.S. state of California have set ambitious requirements for automakers to dramatically increase EV sales over the next 2811-2811 years, but those goals are at risk unless EVs can come close to matching gasoline engine cars in cost and ease of use.
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Looking a cross between the superhero cape you used to run around in as a five year old, and the wingsuits that let daredevils zip through the air, the Wingjump can dramatically increase your hang time after launching off a ramp or mogul while skiing downhill.
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A study published in the Journal of Gerontology showed that the wasting of muscle in old age can be remedied via resistance exercise which was shown to "acutely and dramatically" increase the rate of muscle protein synthesis in men and women aged 76 years and older.
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This year, a new law will require counties that offer early voting to keep the polls open 12 hours on weekdays in addition to weekends -- a measure that will dramatically increase the cost to counties, which will then be forced to cut back on early voting.
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"Like many Americans, the president has taken notice of the homelessness crisis, particularly in cities and states where the liberal policies of overregulation, excessive taxation and poor public service delivery are combining to dramatically increase poverty and public health risks," said Judd Deere, a White House spokesman.
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Finally, Zunum Aero promises a 75 percent drop in community noise, which could dramatically increase both the hours of operation for smaller regional airports, and the willingness of communities to allow the existence of hubs to begin with, and larger planes with higher seating capacity on existing routes.
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As opposed to giving in to pressure to close the SBA, Trump should dramatically increase the agency's budget and staffing, reopen all its offices around the country that President George W. Bush closed, and dramatically reinvigorate and expand the SBA's with a multitude of new programs for small businesses.
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SanDisk is trying to alleviate that problem with its iXpand Memory Case, an iPhone case with flash storage built in that connects via the Lightning port, which will allow you to dramatically increase your storage capacity without having to buy a new phone or carry around an extra dongle.
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The least costly improvements are for the United States to help Taiwan upgrade the remainder of its fourth-generation fighter fleet, to include more powerful, cost-effective engines, Active Electronically Scanned Array radars and better missiles, which dramatically increase the ability to simultaneously eliminate multiple targets at greater ranges.
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Amazon says the program will "dramatically increase access to food for more remote customers and help to mitigate the public health crisis of food deserts," — a reference to areas where it's difficult to find healthy food choices, which leads to Americans opting for convenience foods and fast foods instead.
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If you believe that Commonwealth countries have been more willing to regulate tech platforms in part because they resent the fact that America owns vast swathes of the internet — and I do — it's worth considering that a primary effect of these new rules could be to dramatically increase American companies' power.
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Sims backed the government's promise last week to double maximum prison terms for corporate crimes to 10 years, dramatically increase potential financial penalties from A$10 million ($7.7 million) to up to A$210 million or 13 percent of revenue, and ramp up the investigative powers of the corporate regulator.
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"With the so-called Green New Deal, Washington Democrats want our government to spend more money than the entire gross domestic product of the entire world on the new spending programs to forcibly remodel Americans' homes, take away our cars, dramatically increase energy costs," McConnell recently said on the Senate floor.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE (D-Mass.) plans to use a fast track maneuver to pass legislation to dramatically increase health insurance coverage during her first 28500 days as president.
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In fact, if you look at the actions that the Trump administration has taken, including the tax cut, including efforts to achieve 3 to 4 percent growth, those will all dramatically increase the trade deficit, so holding up the trade deficit as the main metric of economic policy may be counterproductive.
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The specifics took on many forms over the years, but the one idea that stuck was a plan to dramatically increase tolls on Manhattan's bridges, something that Mayor John Lindsay was on board with—until he left office:In 1974, Abe Beame took over from Lindsay as mayor and tried to cancel the plan.
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If any of these Senate Democrats can be convinced to vote for the plan, then Republicans will both get bipartisan cover for the bill and dramatically increase their odds of getting the 50 votes they need, allowing Republicans to notch their first real legislative win and dramatically alter the federal tax code.
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It's also been essential for these companies to achieve massive scale — if they were liable for everything users posted, they'd either have to vet every piece of content before it went live, which would dramatically increase expenses and create delays, or give up all moderation, which would make for a worse user experience.
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Senators like Orrin Hatch of Utah and Marco Rubio of Florida have been pushing an updated version of a bill known as "I-Squared" that would dramatically increase the number of visas approved each year but not drastically raise the requirements, moving the cap from 65,000 back to the 195,000 level it hit in 2000.
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On the carbon fiber nanotube battery side, Lamborghini hopes to settle on materials in year one; year two will be about getting the structure to store and release energy; and year three will be about building this into a 3D geometry, which would hopefully dramatically increase the possible energy capacity of a car this size.
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The world's highest-valued venture-backed company - worth $68 billion at its last funding round - also told staff on Tuesday it would expand its employee relations unit to better investigate claims and that it would dramatically increase management training since most Uber managers were first-time bosses, a person familiar with the matter said.
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"As we expand participating areas throughout the life of the pilot, Amazon believes the program will dramatically increase access to food for more remote customers and help to mitigate the public health crisis of food deserts," Kristina Herrmann, an Amazon director in charge of the company's participation in the USDA pilot, wrote in a blog last week.
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The background: The senators obtained call scripts from Pioneer, one of four companies hired by the I.R.S. to collect tax debt, and objected in a letter: "Pioneer is unique among I.R.S. contractors in pressuring taxpayers to use financial products that could dramatically increase expenses, or cause them to lose their homes or give up their retirement security," they wrote.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska) was concerned it would dramatically increase costs in her home state, which already has some of the highest health-care costs of anywhere in the nation.
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What's next: As Congress prepares to mark up the next Farm Bill this spring, bipartisan leaders proposed reforms this week that would dramatically increase the proportion of funds spent on life-saving food — as opposed to transport, storage and administration — such as buying food locally or giving recipients biometrically verified vouchers if they live near well-functioning markets.
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In exchange, Congress would have to create a $25 billion trust fund to pay for a southern border wall, dramatically increase immigration arrests, speed up deportations, crack down on people who overstay their visas, prevent citizens from bringing their parents to the United States, and end a State Department program designed to encourage migration from underrepresented countries.
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Sanders, who'd already been through a shellacking with black voters in the 2016 primary, went even further; in a November visit to Morehouse College, not far from a statue of Martin Luther King Jr., he unveiled a plan to cancel the debt of historically black colleges, dramatically increase their budgets and make most of them tuition free.
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"I have no doubt that this legislation, which would lead to producing more energy responsibly by opening up the small section of the 1002 area in ANWR, will help make the United States the world's energy super power again, will dramatically increase our country's national security and lead to American jobs and productive diplomacy around the globe," said Sen.
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He would also dramatically increase the verification of these applications for free or reduced-price school meals, making it particularly burdensome for the poorest kids — whose families are homeless, move a lot, have trouble filling out applications — to get the meals they need to grow and learn and have some chance of breaking out of poverty.
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"Unfortunately the Street Vendor Project continues to conflate and confuse the myriad of issues surrounding street vending regulations and is doing so because of stalled and unpopular legislation in the City Council that would dramatically increase the number of food carts on the city's streets," a spokesperson for the 34th Street Partnership told VICE in a statement.
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If the GOP leadership really believes its chances to retain control of the House rise or fall based not on how vigorously it fights Democrats and that party's agenda – but on whether it can rein in conservatives within the GOP – it will doom Republicans to significant losses in November and dramatically increase the chances that President Trump will be impeached.
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Ads dramatically increase data usage and load times—an investigation from the The New York Times in 2015 found that when loading the top 50 news sites more than half of all data transmitted came from ads—and the covert installation of ad trackers which record users' browsing preference across websites is an "alarmingly widespread" practice according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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Hurricane LTE-U: Don't Let Wi-Fi Get Blown AwayA storm is brewing over use of the 5.8 GHz unlicensed band of the radio spectrum as…Read more ReadA quick primer: LTE-U is a proposal to use the unlicensed 5.8GHz spectrum to transmit cellular signals, an idea that would dramatically increase the amount of capacity available for cellular data.
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The movement draws on decades of research that has found that children who endure sustained stresses in their day-to-day lives—think sexual abuse, emotional neglect, a mother's mental illness, a father's alcoholism—undergo biochemical changes to their brains and bodies that can dramatically increase their risk of developing serious health problems, including heart disease, lung cancer, asthma, and depression.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Taking It to the Street to Dodge Sidewalk Mobs" (front page, July 1): While transportation officials may indeed be "taking measures to alleviate the congestion" on New York City's increasingly crammed and chaotic sidewalks, there are some measures that the city and the City Council could take quickly to dramatically increase space and improve safety for pedestrians.
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Speaking at the Valdai Club international affairs conference in Sochi on Thursday, Putin confirmed the move, adding that it would promote China to a level of defense only currently enjoyed by Russia and the U.S. "This is a very serious thing that will dramatically increase China's defense capability because only the U.S. and Russia have such a system now," Putin said.
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To achieve this future, we must first call on Congress to dramatically increase the number of national service opportunities from 66,000 per year to 200,85033 to match the number of people who enter the United States armed services each year, on a path toward one million service opportunities a year by the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in 2026.
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"This bill would weaken Medicare's fiscal sustainability, dramatically increase health care costs for Americans aged 50-64 and put at risk the health care of millions of children and adults with disabilities, and poor seniors who depend on the Medicaid program for long-term services and supports and other benefits," said the letter, signed by Joyce A. Rogers, a senior vice president at AARP.
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Governor Kasich, while everyone has been focusing on Iran's provocations, I'm wondering what you make of what Saudi Arabia has been doing and its recent moves in the region, including its execution of a well-known Shi'ite cleric and its move to dramatically increase oil production, some say in an effort to drive down oil prices and force a lot of U.S. oil producers out of business.
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A Wearable Robotic Tail Turns Anyone Into a Furry With Improved BalanceThere are lots of companies who make wearable tails for humans, but they're usually for cosplay or…Read more ReadStrokes are a leading cause of death and disability in the United States, but relieving blood vessel blockages within the first 90 minutes of treatment has been found to dramatically increase survival rates of patients.
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"In our minds the Credit Karma deal would revolve around a data play, making the company likely the best and largest source of personal financial data that could both dramatically increase the predictive power of the referral business as well as likely lower the cost of customer acquisition for Intuit across its entire portfolio," said Alex Zukin, software equity researcher at RBC, in emailed comments.
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Now it appears that the current administration is trying to take away those protections, which could dramatically increase the risk of harm to the community, when it's already difficult for so many of patients to come to a health center to request, not even things like hormone therapy, but services such as a flu shot or an HIV test or a Pap test for cervical cancer screening.
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We had to fight for a fair shakeWhen we began bargaining for a new contact this summer, AT&T negotiators came to the table with a list of demands that would dramatically increase healthcare costs, require employees to take on more responsibilities without additional compensation, force employees to be on call at all times, and make it easier for the company to send work to low-wage contractors.
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Mayor Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 Krystal Ball warns about lagging youth support for Buttigieg MORE has argued on occasion that instead of relying solely upon the private sector to drive innovation in the field, the government must dramatically increase spending on AI research and development.
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As we look ahead, President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has promised to dramatically increase military spending, with calls that include 90,85033 more ground troops, a 350 ship Navy, and 100 more fighter jets.
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Perry framed exports of fossil fuels like oil, natural gas and coal as a central part of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's "Energy Dominance" agenda, in which the administration is aiming to dramatically increase the domestic production of fossil fuels.
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But there's a lot of people who have a demand to want more news ... I think there are going to be, call it 10, 15, maybe 20 percent of people in our community, who really want to go deep and have an experience which is — that they can go to that's all news that will give us hopefully the ability to dramatically increase the distribution and, if it's successful, the monetization to high quality participants in the ecosystem so that's something I'm personally excited about.
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