As it turns out, I guess with the "vote blue no matter what" mantra, some exclusions do apply; namely, Bernie Sanders exclusions.
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"If I'm an economy-watcher, I'm going to be watching who's getting exclusions and who's not," says Ujczo, whose firm, Dickinson Wright, has filed exclusions on behalf of clients.
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" A White House official told reporters: "The president made clear these would be across-the-board tariffs with no exclusions ... One problem with exclusions is that it's a slippery slope.
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The number of tariff exclusions granted to specific forms of Chinese product grows ever longer and as of December the volume of exclusions was not far off actual imports in 2017.
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SOME JURISDICTIONS MAY NOT ALLOW THE LIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSIONS OF LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES, SO SOME OF THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY.
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Product exclusions granted by USTR from prior rounds of tariffs will not be affected, including a group of exclusions announced earlier on Monday for small electric motors, water filters and other components.
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While the administration has said the exclusions are an effective way to ensure the fairness of the tariffs, companies that have applied for the exclusions criticized the exercise as both long and disorganized.
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New education policies, which reduced school exclusions, helped such work.
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USTR'S EXCLUSIONS ON CERTAIN TARIFFS ARE SET TO EXPIRE DEC.
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Partly as a result, the use of exclusions declined sharply.
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The exclusions are small businesses, religious institutions, and the military.
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I have 12 exclusions can I share your insurance Tom?
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Current / Elliott 25% off your purchase; select exclusions apply; currentelliott.
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But the same agricultural and domestic employee exclusions also applied.
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At best, the governmental criteria for granting exclusions are opaque.
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They think that we need to remedy exclusions with inclusions.
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There were just these constant micro indignities, these constant exclusions.
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Exclusions may apply, so be sure to read the fine print.
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Those ads will keep running with race and national origin exclusions.
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And there are no exclusions for age or pre-existing conditions.
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Old Navy: Enjoy 50% off sitewide, no exclusions on Cyber Tuesday.
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Insurers, however, have wide latitude under TRIPRA when drafting their exclusions.
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No matter which card you use, remember that some exclusions apply.
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There are no exclusions, just use the code MARCH25 at checkout.
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EXCLUSIONS What do you not want in your portfolio and why?
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Since May, companies have filed nearly 3,123 requests for aluminum exclusions.
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"At this time, they are not recommending any exclusions," Bowman explained.
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They said that final decisions on country exclusions haven't been made.
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"At this point in time there's no country exclusions," Navarro said.
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Rick Scott (R), California and other states have demanded similar exclusions.
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Exclusions include clearance, special buys, and value of the day products.
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Only entities located in the United States can apply for exclusions.
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One company's experience in the steel exclusions process could bode well for Alcoa: A Chinese-owned company, Greenfield Industries of South Carolina, was granted nearly 1,000 exclusions to import specialized steel from its parent company in China.
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The agency's system for granting such exclusions has come under heavy fire.
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"Pay close attention to the exclusions section in the contract," Houldin said.
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Old Navy: Enjoy 227% off of everything, no exclusions on Cyber Monday.
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Pentagram's contract and all inclusions / exclusions were between Pentagram and the promoter.
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It must have no or very limited exclusions for pre-existing conditions.
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There are many other laws and you should appeal denials and exclusions.
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For example, some propose creating broad new "categorical exclusions" from environmental review.
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Dignified workplaces mean laws that include every worker -- no loopholes, no exclusions.
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The exclusions are company-wide expenditures, which do not get pro rated.
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Policies also have coverage exclusions and limits that are helpful to know.
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It allows some exclusions if an equivalent treatment is available and covered.
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The finance ministry said the fund's exclusions would track FTSE Russell's classification.
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There are some exclusions: the offer only applies to products sold by Amazon.
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Before you book, visit this page for all the terms, conditions, and exclusions.
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This may "disable" the most ugly expressions of collective narcissism: bigotry, exclusions, hostility.
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"A family's secrets appear as absences and exclusions, erasures and deletions," Zeke says.
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But every carrier's policy might be worded differently and might have specific exclusions.
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It was one of the largest exclusions of forensic evidence in American history.
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When you find a great Black Friday coupon, watch out for the exclusions.
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In practice, U.S. companies pay less because they can claim deductions and exclusions.
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But others close to the administration pushed back against the idea of exclusions.
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CHECK LOCAL LAWS FOR ANY RESTRICTIONS OR LIMITATIONS REGARDING THESE LIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSIONS.
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Those advisers have repeatedly argued for certain country exclusions on national security grounds.
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Many American companies, including Apple, have been lobbying the Trump administration for exclusions.
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The exclusions include things like Christmas tree lights, plastic straws and dog leashes.
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However, these exclusions romanticize the messy life choices of our greatest creative minds.
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"We have seen some draft exclusions, or partial exclusions, for claims in respect of cladding used on tall buildings where it does not comply with building regulations," Andrew Rose, claims specialist at insurance broker Miller, told a recent industry briefing.
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On Thursday, Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin, the chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, sent the commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross, a letter detailing frustrations that companies have experienced in applying for exclusions, and demanding answers for how exclusions are determined.
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The largest recipient of tariff exclusions was DS Containers, a subsidiary of Daiwa Can.
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Bloomberg reported that its reporter was unaware of the exclusions until after the briefing.
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This statement does not address their concerns, but rather provides justifications for those exclusions.
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Examples for justifiable exclusions include homosexual materials, along with sadism, bestiality and child nudity.
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When comparing different policies, look at the exclusions section for what is not covered.
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Other firms might be eligible for coverage, but more exclusions may apply, he said.
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Insureds expect courts to interpret exclusions narrowly; otherwise they risk paying premiums for nothing.
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I DIDN'T LIKE THE BLANKET TRADE INITIALLY BUT THAT GOT FIXED WITH THE EXCLUSIONS.
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Further exclusions are likely, said KLP, the fund and its advisory Council on Ethics.
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Yet that is what this legislation would do with its broad new categorical exclusions.
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The most important exclusions are for bequests or gifts to charities and between spouses.
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Bloomberg previously reported in July that Apple was seeking exclusions on Mac Pro components.
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Current law allows HIPAA exclusions for law enforcement purposes, but it's a broad exclusion.
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That influence is about to be tested if Apple applies for tariff product exclusions.
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Additionally, the rest of the site is discounted at 25% off with zero exclusions.
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CHECK LOCAL LAWS FOR ANY RESTRICTIONS OR LIMITATIONS REGARDING THESE LIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSIONS. 10.
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Like most sales, this one comes with come with a few notable fine-print exclusions.
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This is symptomatic of other pervasive exclusions that are visible in art institutions writ large.
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The brand is offering 25 percent off sale and regular-priced items (some exclusions apply).
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Though shoppers love the discounts coupons provide, they hate the exclusions required by certain vendors.
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The Black Friday offers will be valid through Cyber Monday and some exclusions may apply.
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Before the ACA, exclusions of coverage for transition-related treatment were standard practice among insurers.
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State laws in particular included bias-based barriers and exclusions that are almost unthinkable now.
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And more requests for exclusions are likely to flood the administration in the coming months.
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With each of these laws, there were no exclusions, only inclusions; the laws benefit all.
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Mandel Metals, a specialist aluminium distributor, has been granted exclusions covering 270,000 tonnes of product.
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Yet now some wish to introduce exclusions and bans into this vital United Nations process.
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But exclusions like the ones involving Cushman give a faint sense of whitewash and dissembling.
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The handful of companies that have received exclusions to the tariffs are so far pleased.
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"It's an example, one of many examples, of the exclusions in this country," he said.
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Or you may receive a letter of acceptance with exclusions for your pre-existing condition.
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The only exclusions are on gift cards and GlossiWEAR, the brand&aposs line of merch.
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The exclusions that have been granted last The process has proved onerous for Metal Partners.
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But they can't request exclusions from the tariffs that Beijing has put on US goods.
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Manufacturers contend that the exclusions are necessary to maintain equipment integrity and to honor warranties.
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Farmers suspect that the exclusions are a way to lock them into profitable maintenance contracts.
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Exclusions for pre-existing conditions, especially those related to alcohol abuse or failing livers, are common.
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Greenfield Industries, a subsidiary of TDC Cutting Tools, a company-based in China, also received exclusions.
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Through March 33 (online only, exclusions apply) take 23% off orders over $8 with code LKS23C2.
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"The government has not engaged in mass, dragnet exclusions in the past 50 years," Katyal said.
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The retroactive exclusions are effective as of that date, and extend for a year from Tuesday.
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But CNN found at least 19 policies offered in 2018 that still had blatant blanket exclusions.
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Last year, these and other exclusions gave a big lift to Mylan's pretend per-share earnings.
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The exclusions cover seven different companies importing steel products from Japan, Sweden, Belgium, Germany and China.
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Then take a look at the exclusions page to see what your policy specifically doesn't cover.
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The mandate and pre-existing condition exclusions were flawed, but to an extent, they were effective.
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Mr. Anway said he would be "shocked" if the museum's emphases and exclusions didn't generate arguments.
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These are honor-based cultures and blanket exclusions will not be easily explained or quickly forgotten.
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Earlier this year, Apple applied for tariff exclusions for 15 parts needed to assemble the computer.
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Such scale is excessive for categorical exclusions, particularly on the primarily smaller eastern National Forest landscapes.
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Other countries have quota set at 100% of 2017 exports to U.S. Overall quota option: Quota for all countries of 63% of their 2017 exports to U.S. The only exclusions: Domestic companies can apply for exclusions based on national security or a lack of domestic supply.
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GM has also sought exclusions for dozen of parts, including push button ignition switches and transmission bearings.
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The number of exclusions in the UK continues to rise year on year – at an alarming rate.
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Additional exclusions may apply and will be noted on the Product Detail page and/or Shopping Cart.
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The two major points of contention are lack of a standard terminology and difficulty in spotting exclusions.
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Pottery Barn: This weekend only: Save 203% off one regular-priced item with code WEEKEND (exclusions apply).
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A follow-up report in 2017 found that, despite promises, the company continued to allow similar exclusions.
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In such cases exclusions "are not an evil", says Tom Bennett, a government adviser on school behaviour.
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On Wednesday, it excluded two other solar technologies and said it would not consider any additional exclusions.
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The White House quickly clarified that Spicer was referring only to deductions, not exclusions from taxable income.
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RISING EXCLUSIONS China has for several years been the dominant source of U.S. imports of aluminium "semis".
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Niantic -- an American software company -- does have a form to request exclusions, but it makes no guarantees.
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When women's workplaces are dignified, we see laws that include protections for everyone — no loopholes, no exclusions.
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As of January 112, all blanket exclusions were supposed to be removed from policies on the marketplace.
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"Unfortunately, I did not leave last Saturday's meeting with sufficient clarity as regards the exclusions," she said.
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Trump initially wanted to impose these tariffs on everyone with no exceptions and no room for exclusions.
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Even when responses arrive, a list of claimed exclusions and exemptions limits what the public will see.
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Some exclusions apply, so check those out before you finalize your order, and the sale ends tomorrow.
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Shipping: Free two-day shipping until December 21st with no minimum purchase required but with some exclusions.
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To conservation groups, the exclusions from environmental review are the most harmful pieces of the House bill.
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A couple other things to know: The promo is only available online, and select exclusions do apply.
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He told CNBC he sought exclusions for seven products and spent four hours applying for each product.
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This holiday shipping promo does have some exclusions, so be sure to read up on Parachute's policy.
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Chinese born in America and hence citizens also suffered occupational exclusions, residential and school segregation, and social ostracism.
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"There's a difference between exemptions and country exclusions," Navarro said on CNN's State of the Union talk show.
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Dermstore: Save up to 25% off of purchases (some exclusions apply) with the code MONDAY on November 27.
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CMS' regulations include all sorts of inclusions and exclusions, depending on the type of site performing the rehabilitation.
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The legislation's exclusions from review, however, can be huge, covering up to 10,000 acres (roughly 85033 square miles).
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The agriculture department favors incentives, rather than exclusions, though this research shows incentives alone don't seem to work.
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It's likely that an Apple media services package would come with various pricing tiers or permit various exclusions.
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Israel's exclusions apply to dairy and meat products from West Bank companies Hamouda, Jneidi, Siniora, Rayyan and Salwa.
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" He added, "The defamation is sufficiently independent of the sexual misconduct such that the exclusions do not apply.
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It's filled with exclusions, deductions, exemptions and preferential rates — so-called tax expenditures — that are ripe for reform.
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The Commerce Department has developed its procedures for such exclusions, but it has not yet released them publicly.
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But more exclusions also means a higher number of infected individuals will not be considered eligible for testing.
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Thankfully, I had kept my insurance coverage, as the A.C.A. wouldn't prohibit pre-existing condition exclusions until 2014.
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But for those truly unexpected exposures, insurers have adopted new limitations and applied exclusions more broadly than usual.
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Agencies originally created categorical exclusions to speed approval of projects that could not plausibly have deleterious environmental consequences.
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He also said Trump should get rid of the "deductions, exemptions, exclusions and loopholes" in the tax code.
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Bernhardt later authored a memo stating that categorical exclusions should be "fully and properly" considered before such reviews.
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As the report notes, many of the original exclusions still disproportionately impact African-Americans and Latino field workers.
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It was not immediately clear how large a portion of the overall tariffs is covered by the exclusions.
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But other exclusions might bar you from coverage if you're injured in a sports-related accident, among other situations.
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Apple's request will now enter a public comment period before the agency decides on whether to grant the exclusions.
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In October, GM also sought exclusions for about two dozen parts, including push button ignition switches and transmission bearings.
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Categorical exclusions from information-gathering make sense when they cover types of projects that virtually never cause major problems.
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The prospect of Washington extending certain tariff exclusions on $34 billion worth of Chinese imports also boosted market sentiment.
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After some discussions, he did, however, provide exclusions for South Korea, Australia, Canada and the EU, all US allies.
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Like the policies that fueled that prison boom, public housing exclusions are rooted in the politics of crime prevention.
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And with an empty 10th slot in the Best Picture category, The Florida Project's exclusions feels like a shame.
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The exclusions stem from the Commerce Department's process for determining whether companies can win tariff relief for imported metals.
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"Our intent was not to shoot the moon here and gobble up exclusions," said Mike Ward, the company's president.
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To date, 443 of them have been approved, or 45 percent of all aluminum exclusions issued by the department.
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It brushed past the glass ceilings, closed doors and exclusions of the Valley to tap into its lobbying largesse.
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It brushed past the glass ceilings, closed doors and exclusions of the Valley to tap into its lobbying largesse.
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The exclusions will perpetuate racial disparities that have resulted from the drug war's disproportionate targeting of communities of color.
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Of course, you&aposll want to look into timing restrictions, coverage limits, and exclusions before banking on this benefit.
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To date, the Department of Commerce has approved 220 requests for exclusions of steel and aluminum and denied 175.
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The latest U.S. levy exclusions include items like Christmas tree lights, plastic straws, dog leashes and printed circuit boards.
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In July, Trump signaled in a tweet that he wanted to reject Apple's applications for the Mac Pro exclusions.
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Some pretrial programs elsewhere have no exclusions, allowing judges to consider each individual's circumstance regardless of the crime committed.
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This includes youth of color, many of whom respond to the racial exclusions of the gayborhood by building separate communities.
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The offensive remarks, subtle exclusions; requests to make coffee, yes, but also starting rumors, sabotaging promotions, or ruining a career.
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Just keep in mind these plans usually do come with some exclusions and generally don't cover normal wear and tear.
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Ever more gaps are appearing in the aluminum trade wall as the number of exclusions granted for specific products lengthens.
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So how does an enterprise risk officer apply this logic to selecting the right coverage, negotiating premium amounts and exclusions?
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Companies involved in the sales have applied for exclusions to tariffs on agricultural goods with Chinese customs officials, it said.
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Furthermore, when Russia doesn't do as well as usual, this can simply be blamed on the exclusions and foreign machinations.
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But there are exclusions based on age (the cut-off is usually 265 to 2120) and for pre-existing conditions.
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Ever more gaps are appearing in the aluminium trade wall as the number of exclusions granted for specific products lengthens.
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It's important to note that some long-term disability insurance policies come with exclusions for preexisting health conditions, explains Policygenius.
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The company is also looking for tariff exclusions on accessories like the Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad, the report said.
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Most of them, rather than containing blatant exclusions, were limited or unclear on what gender-affirming care they might cover.
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Apple, for example, is asking for tariff exclusions for the Apple Watch, iPhone parts and the HomePod among other items.
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While there are exclusions on select collaborations, the sale includes a ton of timeless styles for men, women, and kids.
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Silk said the number of abortions after rapes or cases of incest are "tiny" so there should not be exclusions.
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The exclusions on Huawei's equipment cover all critical infrastructure, nuclear sites and military bases, and other sensitive parts of networks.
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Now, however, legislation is creating categorical exclusions to cover major projects that can devastate local communities and sensitive wildlife habitat.
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"The day you announced the tariffs, you had not done the homework about what exclusions would be appropriate," she said.
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But those insurance plans, designed for very sick and very costly patients, often included high costs, waiting periods and exclusions.
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The United States trade representative, which is in charge of the exclusions, has also denied some of the company's requests.
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The House members noted that, under previous rounds of tariffs levied by the Trump administration, it allowed companies to request exclusions.
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The Commerce Department said exclusions are only granted when U.S. producers do not make the product in sufficient quantity or quality.
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Black Friday Deal: Get 40 percent off sitewide, plus 50 percent off sale items with the code BF2003 (some exclusions apply).
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The rest — $28503 billion — was in the form of tax benefits for students and families such as deductions, credits, and exclusions.
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Insureds can try to negotiate better terms and conditions, but exclusions have a funny way of creeping upstream into reinsurance contracts.
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With exclusions buried in the fine print and insurers expecting people to print out a claim form and post it in.
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China has been a major beneficiary of the exclusions process with approved import tonnages not far off actual volumes in 2017.
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The analysis evaluated 10 large card issuers on 11 criteria, including the duration of coverage, exclusions and the card's claims process.
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Amid the uncertainty, trade lawyers are encouraging companies to file exclusions for the $300 billion of products covered by list four.
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Be sure to read the terms and conditions ahead of time so you're familiar with any exclusions and caps on reimbursement.
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In the longer term, it could feed an inefficient absolutism rejecting any categorical exclusions because they are likely to be abused.
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Individuals could have been denied coverage or charged higher rates based on health status, or had pre-existing condition exclusions imposed.
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There are more than $1.5 trillion annually in tax deductions, exclusions, exemptions and credits in the corporate and individual income taxes.
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Between them these two exclusions alone represent a significant part of the U.S. market for such products, according to the Association.
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Yet once again, inspiring American figures and communities offer inclusive alternatives, visions of an America that resist and transcend those exclusions.
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Greenfield Industries, a South Carolina maker of saw blades and other cutting tools, has won 1,000 exclusions from the steel tariffs.
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She cited Mandel and another set of exclusions, to Ta Chen International, for potentially one billion pounds of imports from China.
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What saves the reader is Carrasco's incredibly clean, crisp language (as translated by Margaret Jull Costa), and his precise, deliberate exclusions.
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Generally speaking, you must sign up for Part A — unless you meet certain exclusions — and Part B during your initial enrollment.
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While there are certain exclusions, such as salaries for drivers and top executives, it is an attempt to create greater parity.
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The office recently granted Apple exclusions on 10 different items, so not every imported part will be subject to the tax.
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Sources familiar with the process said ICAO may exempt some aircraft types, but those exclusions may not happen until the autumn.
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Canada and Mexico were exempted from the global duties, with the U.S. president suggesting other allies could benefit from the exclusions.
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A survey completed in December 85033 found that one-third of occupational licenses include automatic exclusions for individuals with criminal records.
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Prior to that, 14 batches of exclusions for Chinese products had been granted between December 2018 and mid-October this year.
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It takes difficult work to see that such exclusions are not the same for all those excluded from the global city.
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Rosanna Arquette told The Wrap that she couldn't watch the video because she was so hurt by her and other accusers' exclusions.
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When Victoria's Secret released its list of Angels and models for this year's fashion show, there seemed to be some notable exclusions.
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Those that do protect assets such as data, IP and reputation are often expensive and bespoke, and include strict exclusions and limits.
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Design a policy in a way that simplifies the coverage, eliminates exclusions and makes it easy for people to articulate the benefits.
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"Companies can apply for product exclusions based on insufficient quantity or quality available from U.S. steel or aluminum producers," the statement said.
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Insurers are likely to more carefully scrutinize risks they take on as well as how they word policies and exclusions, Kalinich said.
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Pottery Barn: Friends & Family take 20% off (including furniture and clearance) plus free shipping on your order with code FRIENDS; exclusions apply.
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Bear in mind that pet insurance plans often have limitations: Preexisting conditions may not be covered, and there could be additional exclusions.
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If you didn't have Part D and now decide you want it, you might face a penalty for waiting (some exclusions apply).
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Israel's history of illegal settlements and territorial exclusions is only the most recent example of the dangers of mixing religion and politics.
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Extended warranty — In most cases, adds one year to the manufacturer's warranty, with some exclusions, such as essentially anything with an engine.
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Eliminating these tariffs, or at the very least, allowing for reasonable exclusions is in the best interests of American workers and businesses.
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The same exclusions that are a part of the already existing European travel restrictions will also apply to the UK and Ireland.
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Foreign metal makers are also worried that American mills will push aggressively against these exclusions, cutting off products that American companies buy.
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To critics of B.M.I. exclusions, the potential benefits of weight loss are outstripped by how difficult it is for patients to sustain.
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Although they are typically unintentional, such systematic exclusions raise constitutional concerns and threaten the integrity of the jury system, legal experts said.
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The funds, passively managed indexed offerings, impose hard exclusions on coal, gas and oil, companies and on any utility that burns coal.
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The statement came from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, which announced broad tax exclusions for electric vehicles in a memo.
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There are certain exclusions like gift cards, Yeezys, and Ultraboosts, but it works on NMDs and Stan Smiths, as well as apparel.
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Based on the Trump administration's decisions, tariff exclusions could cover many of the top 10 exporters of steel into the United States.
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Reforms must focus on affordability, addressing widespread fraud in the handling of claims, unfair exclusions and exceptions, and general underpayment from carriers.
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Get 0003 percent off everything during Old Navy's online exclusive Cyber Tuesday sale that runs now through 2000/2200 (and there's no exclusions!).
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We have to develop such exclusions, and the national palliative care organizations I work with are advocating for that with policymakers in Washington.
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She would limit the value of certain deductions and exclusions to 28%, as well as raise capital gains taxes on high-income investors.
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The guidelines contain a number of important provisions, including the promise of new voluntary data standards and explicit exclusions for social media sites.
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Companies can also lobby the White House for specific exclusion from the tariffs, although it's unclear how many such exclusions will be granted.
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A senior Trump administration official told reporters that companies will be able to apply for exclusions for Chinese imports they cannot source elsewhere.
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"In terms of the exclusions, we've been making the Mac Pro in the US. We want to continue to do that," Cook said.
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There have been nearly 25,28 requests overall for exclusions submitted to the U.S. Commerce Department since the Trump administration imposed levies this year.
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For steel, three firms have filed over 1,000 requests for tariff exclusions, and one firm has filed 2,2023 (voestalpine High Performance Metals Corp).
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Meanwhile, 19 states and the District of Columbia have enacted laws or mandates against blanket exclusions for gender-affirming treatment in benefits packages.
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When asked about the policies with blanket exclusions, some of the insurers offering them acknowledged that they should not be on the marketplace.
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When CNN pointed out the exclusions to Health First, which offered eight of the 22013 plans, it acknowledged that the plans on healthcare.
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If you see this offer in your Amex account, make sure to read the fine print and note any exclusions or other rules.
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President Trump initially indicated that he would not be providing exclusions to Apple for its Mac Pro in a tweet from July 26.
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Only 10 states explicitly ban trans exclusions in both private insurance and Medicaid coverage, according to the National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE).
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Her perceptive writing about individual performers' bodies, sexuality, and the controversies they've incited make up for the book's hectic pace and many exclusions.
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The U.S. Trade Representative's office will establish a process to seek exclusions for certain products from additional tariffs, the Federal Register notice said.
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Including Minnesota's Arrowhead Engineered Products, these are the companies that have filed the most appeals around tariff exclusions, according to the Journal's analysis.
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The exclusions of the UK and Ireland raised eyebrows after it was pointed out that these countries hosted golf courses owned by Trump.
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Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren and other lawmakers have also raised concerns about conflicts of interest, and backlogs in processing requests for exclusions.
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Several bills, for example, propose expanding "categorical exclusions" from NEPA review; the timber industry successfully buried some in the recent omnibus appropriations bill.
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Every year the Congressional Budget Office analyzes options for reducing the deficit, including reductions in the tax exclusions for employer-provided health insurance.
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Like Candle Day, this sale — which will be known as Body Care Day moving forward — is pretty simple, without many exceptions or exclusions.
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While administration officials on Sunday's political talk shows said there would be no country exclusions, there is room for certain steel product exemptions.
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On Black Friday 2015, Wal-Mart stores would match the price of any local competitor's ad for an identical product, but some exclusions applied.
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The problem for insureds is that cyber policy exclusions may not dovetail with the coverage actually provided by Coverage A or other traditional policies.
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Ross also said that Commerce had made decisions in the first 98 requests for steel product exclusions by companies, approving 41 and rejecting 56.
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Canada, by contrast, has garnered just 3 exclusions, covering less than 5,000 tonnes, although there were 935 requests still pending as of mid-December.
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These exclusions would likely have a disparate impact on racial minorities because the proposals exclude individuals convicted of certain immigration and drug-related offenses.
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Legislation passed by the House, however, would hijack the concept of categorical exclusions to prevent reviews of massive logging projects with huge environmental impacts.
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The agency's updates would create a new series of "categorical exclusions," a classification under NEPA excluding certain routine activities from more time-consuming analysis.
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Thus far, there have been about 57,000 requests for exclusions from the steel tariffs and nearly 8,000 requests for exemptions from the aluminum tariffs.
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Exclusions from the 10-percent import duty are granted if the petitioning company can prove it cannot source equivalent products in the domestic market.
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In doing so, Morris got me to question my own exclusions, which tend to be not music by women but music fronted by men.
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It has been among the most frequent objectors to companies seeking exclusions to the tariffs, according to an analysis by The New York Times.
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He said he was waiting to see the final details of the policy but would have wanted the exclusions to be much more narrow.
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Mandel has won 29 aluminum exclusions — nearly half of all the exemptions granted to companies seeking relief from the aluminum levies through early November.
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You may have to dig a little bit to see the exclusions, and you're definitely going to have to dig to see the fees.
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But the prospect of additional country exclusions could also lead Trump to increase the tariff rate on other countries, a senior administration official warned.
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The exclusions include things like Christmas tree lights, plastic straws, dog leashes and printed circuit boards, for a total of 437 types of products.
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The documents lay out three sets of exclusions: Last week, China's Ministry of Finance announced it would exempt 16 U.S. product lines from tariffs.
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There are no exclusions, which means the everything from the already-cheap sale section to the most-anticipated holiday products are ripe for savings potential.
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Recent news reports show that similar provider exclusions in Texas and Iowa led to fewer people getting family planning care than before changes were implemented.
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Any exceptions or exclusions from a trade as well as any allocations not made on a pro-rata basis must be documented and clearly justified.
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In a letter to U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer dated Monday, 169 representatives pushed the White House to let firms request exclusions from the duties.
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"It is absolutely true that our current immigration code has ideological exclusions built into it," says Adam Cox, a professor of immigration law at NYU.
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The insurers claim that "the insuring clause allegedly has not been triggered and the tender is expressly excluded by" conditions and exclusions in the policy.
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The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative said Monday that Washington will consider extending certain tariff exclusions on $2108.9 billion worth of imports from China.
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The second and third largest suppliers of primary aluminum in 2017 were Russia and the United Arab Emirates and neither has received any exclusions either.
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Those exclusions leave Gilead's Sovaldi and Harvoni as options for CVS Health customers with hepatitis C. Express Scripts also has excluded Zepatier from its formulary.
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In the descriptions of those plans, important details like exclusions for pre-existing conditions, coverage caps, and hidden fees might be hidden in small print.
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Micron said changes to its accounting structure, related to its DRAM equipment and certain other exclusions, will lower expenses by about $150 million per quarter.
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Customer self-exclusions in the first quarter rose 50 percent from the previous three months, Davy equities research analyst David Jennings wrote in a note.
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"The Council on Ethics has found that the grounds for exclusions are no longer present," the board of the central bank said in a statement.
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Of course, there are some exclusions: The sale doesn't apply to the brand's iconic Shape Tape concealer and can't be combined with other eGift cards.
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No one would lose insurance coverage and the popular protection against pre-existing condition exclusions that President Trump has indicated he favors will be retained.
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The second and third largest suppliers of primary aluminium in 2017 were Russia and the United Arab Emirates and neither has received any exclusions either.
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Consequently, this relationship is what has caused the problem of pre-existing condition exclusions — because insurance is neither portable nor personally owned by the individual.
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The main thrust of this bill is to vastly expand the "categorical exclusions" from normal review of forestry projects under the National Environmental Policy Act.
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For example, Oscar Health offers plans with exclusions for gender-affirming care in Texas and Ohio, states without anti-discrimination policies that cover gender identity.
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Companies operating in the United States can apply to the U.S. Commerce Department for tariff exclusions for product grades they might struggle to source locally.
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With low income taxes, affordable property taxes, and generous retirement income exclusions, this state's nice weather is only part of the reason to move there.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that tax expenditures, including preferential tax rates, credits, special exclusions, exemptions, and deductions, will exceed $1.5 trillion this year alone.
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The First Step Act carries a long list of exclusions from the earned time credit incentives that would apply to many serious and violent offenders.
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Micron said changes to its accounting structure, related to its DRAM equipment and certain other exclusions, will lower expenses by about $230 million per quarter.
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On Thursday, the Trump administration announced several targeted exclusions from its tariffs for specific health products, including surgical drapes, biohazard bags and latex exam gloves.
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Through the beginning of August, the Commerce Department had approved 115 requests for aluminum exclusions and denied 111, with thousands of others not yet adjudicated.
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In several past lawsuits, courts have ruled against government agencies that applied categorical exclusions to activities for which they hadn&apost analyzed the environmental consequences.
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Countries should "apply relevant restrictions for suppliers considered to be high risk, including necessary exclusions to effectively mitigate risks for key assets," the commission said.
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Why it matters: Exclusions are the only way for companies to seek relief from the pain of the trade war that's upending the global economy.
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Dozens of bipartisan House members are pushing the Trump administration to allow companies to ask for exclusions from its latest round of tariffs on Chinese imports.
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Every airline has its own set of policies, but the rules and exclusions listed by Spirit Airlines are typical in that they're fairly vague and noncommittal.
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Lloyd's doesn't state specifically that Kanye was using drugs and/or booze, but claims something he did triggered the policy exclusions that refer to using substances.
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Some U.S. companies will be able to request exclusions for specific products if the U.S. lacks sufficient domestic capacity or for national security considerations, Ross added.
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It is now unthinkable to go back to the days of medical underwriting, excluding people with pre-existing conditions, gender discrimination, benefit caps, and coverage exclusions.
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During a pre-election interview with Cosmopolitan and the ensuing fallout, she faced tough criticism over gender exclusions and the possibility of her plan being unconstitutional.
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Generally speaking, you must sign up for Medicare Part A (in-patient coverage) and — unless you meet certain exclusions — Part B (outpatient care) during initial enrollment.
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Some U.S. companies will be able to request exclusions for specific products if the U.S. lacks sufficient domestic capacity or for national security considerations, Ross added.
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Contained in the House farm bill are a number of new "categorical exclusions" from the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) for particular projects or management situations.
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Though such exclusions are no longer permitted, CNN found that some policies offered on the ACA marketplace in 2018 still refused to cover gender-affirming procedures.
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The company on Thursday sought tariff exclusions from 11 products, including HomePod speakers, parts for use in repairing iPhones, iPhone smart battery cases, AirPods and others.
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Such use of categorical exclusions is nothing new; both Democrats and Republicans have supported the use of this tool to accelerate forest restoration and wildfire mitigation.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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We could set a small payroll tax on each person, and allocate it to their parent (with exclusions for cases of abuse or neglect, of course).
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While there are exclusions, chances are, your credit card probably comes with a policy that can make up for anything your personal auto insurance doesn't cover.
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These exclusions "reinforced the semblance of a caste system of labor in the South and Southwest," according to a recent study by the scholar David Stoesz.
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Weinholtz said the OSHA defined its exclusions from the rule so narrowly that there are few substances without beryllium that can be used in abrasive blasting.
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The recent introduction of the bicameral Alan Reinstein Ban Asbestos Now Act of 2019 (ARBAN) would ban all asbestos imports and use, without loopholes or exclusions.
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Just make sure to follow the retailer's instructions (many require students to register online or show a valid student ID) and remember that exclusions may apply.
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But China will issue tariff "exclusions" for specific goods it has agreed to purchase as part of the deal, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer told reporters.
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The Commerce Department has set up separate procedures to consider product exclusions for U.S. businesses that have trouble getting the steel and aluminum they need here.
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The first push for the ERA came as an outgrowth of the women's suffrage movement, and it took with it that movement's racist and classist exclusions.
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The congressional Joint Committee on Taxation estimates that tax exclusions for individual retirement contributions will cost the federal government $115 billion for the 2018 fiscal year.
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Anita allows me to stay in the game and remain competitive as a student and teacher, despite the daily exclusions and presumptions of incompetence I face.
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Those exclusions were "based on myths that have long since been debunked," the National Center for Transgender Equality wrote in a blog post following the news.
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The notice said it will evaluate whether Commerce followed proper procedures in granting the exclusions and whether the decisions were made in a "consistent and transparent manner."
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As of last year, 14 states had laws explicitly banning transgender exclusions in both private health insurance and Medicaid, according to the National Center for Transgender Equality.
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While disheartened by the linguistic exclusions of software engineering, Nasser, who now lives in New York, told me he embraces the value of simply starting a discussion.
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ABC Carpet & Home: 2315% off the lowest ticketed price on furniture, rugs, carpet, lighting, mirrors and bed and bath with promo code with code GRATEFUL (exclusions apply).
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After official exclusions many parents struggle to find a new school that will accept their child when he or she is ready to return to mainstream education.
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Most coupons have strict exclusions, but this single-use offer is open to basically every category within tech, as long as your total purchase is over $50.
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In any free trade agreement, "market access to services" — a big part of British exports, notably in finance — "will always be subject to exclusions, reservations and exceptions".
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The exclusions will likely give comedian Chris Rock, for his pointed remarks on politics and race, some powerful material for his turn as Oscar host on Feb.
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In Arizona, for example, the American Civil Liberties Union is suing the University of Arizona for listing explicit exclusions for "gender-reassignment surgery" in their healthcare plans.
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Companies can't refuse to offer coverage to people with preexisting conditions, but they can charge more for it and add exclusions that make the policy largely worthless.
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Without guidance or enforcement from OCR, insurers that have removed exclusions for transition-related treatment could re-adopt them, prompting even more uncertainty in the insurance markets.
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These measures applied to a sizable chunk of carriers, and many of them rushed to scrub their plans of exclusions and add benefits for transition-related care.
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The federal estate tax is actually a unified estate and gift tax — including gifts during an individual's lifetime as well as bequests at death — with significant exclusions.
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USTR has not ruled on either petition but has said if it grants exclusions they will apply retroactively to the data the tariffs were imposed in July.
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The Association claims that Commerce has granted 360 exclusions for this form of aluminium, including 306 which include products from China, with more than 1,000 requests pending.
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Indeed, the tariffs wall may itself be leaking, with the Aluminum Association concerned about how the Department of Commerce is dealing with the multiple requests for exclusions.
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Whether you believe this argument depends on what you think of the narrow targeting of SESTA, which only adds exclusions to Section 230 based on sex trafficking.
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As a result, about 21,000 companies in the United States have filed for tariff exclusions, claiming that Trump's trade war could pose a risk to their business.
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The U.S. trade representative's office issued exclusions on hundreds of these products in September 2019, including some computer circuit boards, laminated wood flooring and dog collars. SEPT.
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In the interim, trade lawyers and lobbyists in Washington have begun offering assistance in securing exemptions and exclusions for foreign countries, companies and their United States partners.
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Unintentionally, it also serves as a way of outing gay men within the company as well as people who may have other exclusions they'd rather keep private.
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There are business interruption policies, but most are not designed to pay when there is no physical loss and many have such specific exclusions for infectious disease.
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Standard travel insurance doesn't typically have exclusions for epidemics like Covid-19 (though you may be able to purchase an upgrade, like "cancel for any reason" insurance).
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The MID accounted for the biggest chunk of the total, $260 billion, with real estate tax deductions, capital gains exclusions and other expenditures accounting for the rest.
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Compared with the highest earners, they often derive a large chunk of their tax benefits from a host of deductions and exclusions that could be cut back.
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AFTER A WEEK of resignations and exclusions, the Vatican faces the very real risk of being reduced once more to the status of an international financial pariah.
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Nevertheless, the administration, based on the poorly-worded recommendation from ASMI, issued tariff exclusions for all "Alaska pollock" products from China, including fish originally caught in Russia.
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On Monday, the Commerce Department set up separate procedures to consider product exclusions for U.S. businesses that have trouble getting the steel and aluminum they need here.
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That is, three white workers were excluded for every nonwhite worker—a distribution suggesting that the point of the exclusions was not simply to suppress African Americans.
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The main medications to treat ADHD, such as Adderall, Ritalin and Vyvanse, are listed as Schedule II drugs, and the bill makes no exclusions for those with ADHD.
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If the contestant from your state wins, It's a 10 will automatically send you its all-star product, the Miracle Leave-In — no catch, no exclusions, no kidding.
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Afterwards, a study conducted by LGBT health advocacy group Out2Enroll found over 95 percent of silver plans sold on the Marketplace in 2017 did not have these exclusions.
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The U.S. said Monday that it is considering extending certain tariff exclusions on $34 billion of imports from China as the two nations work toward a trade agreement.
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Usually, information on special storm deductibles can be found on the main "declarations" page of an insurance policy, which provides details on coverage limits, exclusions and the like.
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Though a growing number of insurers are offering inclusive plans, including more than a quarter of Fortune 100 employers, plans without transgender-specific exclusions remain inaccessible to many.
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Corporations would enjoy a big drop in the tax rate on their profits, but would give up dozens of deductions, exemptions and exclusions that lower their tax bill.
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The partial repeal bill — which President Obama vetoed in 85033 — would keep in place insurance protections such as essential health benefits and a ban on preexisting condition exclusions.
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Its analysis factors in exclusions for South Korea and assumes Canada and Mexico would also be exempt under the yet-to-be-passed U.S. Mexico Canada trade agreement.
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In part because of racist government policies and exclusions from programs, whites were able to step up the income ladder while blacks were kept on the bottom rungs.
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Mr. Trump has said he would seek to repeal it, but some provisions, like the requirements that there be no pre-existing exclusions, are too popular to repeal.
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He became a jailhouse lawyer, writing motions for other inmates and helping them prepare for parole-board hearings, which is how he found out about public-housing exclusions.
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The exclusions illustrate the challenge of using polls at this early stage to make sense of the race, let alone to decide whom to include in a debate.
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All policy business interruption exclusions should be temporarily preempted by Congress with regard to COVID-19 to allow the PRFC to step in and preform this important function.
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As a concept car, the Vision Mercedes Simplex can get away with a handful of exclusions, like headlights and basic safety features, which makes it look extra sleek.
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This week Ohio and Massachusetts lawmakers introduced bills similar to one in New Jersey which would require insurers to pay the claims, mainly to small businesses, despite exclusions.
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Women are vulnerable to the exclusions of male privilege because they are repeatedly on the verge of being exposed as unauthorized agents, charlatans making fraudulent claims to power.
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There are some exclusions: those with kidney or lung disease, who are at risk for acidosis, a condition in which there is too much acid in the blood.
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Jeremy Woodrow, the interim executive director of ASMI, said he was unaware of the pollock industry's opposition to the exclusions until after the public comment period had passed.
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Contained in both the House and Senate bills are a number of new "Categorical exclusions" from the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) for particular projects or management situations.
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The inquiry is calling for arguments justifying those exclusions, following revelations some insurers relied on unfair terms and conditions, such as outdated technical medical definitions, to avoid payouts.
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Apple over the weekend received federal product exclusions, the company confirmed, which enabled it to import some parts it needs for the Mac Pro without paying import tariffs.
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The draft Federal Register notice, which is expected to be published later on Friday evening and was seen by Reuters, outlines procedures for companies to seek such exclusions.
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"We do not have exclusions or look for families with certain education background, language skills or other socio-economic factors, and we do not cut family sizes," she said.
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The main medications to treat ADHD, such as Adderall, Ritalin and Vyvanse, are listed as Schedule II drugs, and the bill had made no exclusions for those with ADHD.
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Knowing that Northern legislators would not approve—and federal law would prohibit—overt racial exclusions from these laws, excluding specific categories of work served as the next best option.
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Partial exclusions are allowed if you sold your residence for a job or health reasons, or if you're married but only one spouse passes the ownership and use tests.
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The main differentiator is, "additional services adapted for business and commercial environments," including a Business Edition customer support line and a 12-month warranty ("certain exclusions and limitations apply").
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The White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA), the independent group that handles press credentials for White House reporters, delivered a rebuke of the exclusions, announcing it was protesting Spicer's decision.
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The fund returned 1.11 percentage points less between 2006 and 2016 as a result of exclusions of companies on ethical grounds, according to a report it published on Tuesday.
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Walmart touted the next-day shipping service in a press release on its holiday plans, but it included a caveat: "exclusions may apply during peak days," the company stated.
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In the near term, legislating new categorical exclusions without scientific basis would lead to serious environmental damage, likely including soil erosion and runoff that contaminates downstream communities' drinking water.
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The 6900 million non-elderly Americans with a condition on this list are as anxious for the return of pre-existing condition exclusions as the return of bubonic plague.
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Noble's loans will be secured by a first priority preferred security interest in all of the personal property assets of the borrower and subsidiary guarantors subject to certain exclusions.
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By Swedish standards, it would still look like a messy patchwork, with wild swings in coverage depending on where you live and work, and plenty of gaps and exclusions.
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"School exclusions are a critical tool and public health strategy to control outbreaks of disease in school settings," state health department epidemiologist Dr. Scott Lindquist said in a statement.
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The exclusions are part of the political compromise, he said, and are better than not allowing student access to any of the emotional or physical benefits of the practice.
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"The market was briefly disappointed not to make China's list of tariff exclusions but that passed quickly," said Tobin Gorey, director of agricultural strategy at Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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Companies seeking product exclusions from tariffs on Chinese goods imported into the United States will get 90 days to file such requests, the U.S. Trade Representative's office said onFriday.
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Of the alternatives, two would exclude one-third of the 1.5 million acres of the coastal plain from any lease sales, while the other two would have no exclusions.
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In contrast to previous rounds of tariffs, the United States trade representative has not made any of those products eligible for exclusions that would exempt them from the tariffs.
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"The list of tariff exclusions shows that China has a better policy mix to deal with economic and trade frictions," an editorial on the CCTV website noted on Wednesday.
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However, the "Article 116 Exclusions Group" represents more than 100 people, mostly of Jewish descent, who have had applications rejected or been told they are not eligible to apply.
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Representative Jackie Walorski, a Republican from Indiana and fierce critic of the department's handling of the exclusions process, said the IG's findings confirmed the serious problems plaguing the system.
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Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, has said the department will grant exclusions that "further hone these tariffs" to protect national security while also minimizing the impact on American industries.
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Such a ruling would need to investigate whether Price's payment to America Rising was tied to materials asking senators to vote for his confirmation, and whether any exclusions apply.
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That is, when you eventually sell the property, you're permitted the current capital gains exclusions on primary residences: $250,000 for individual taxpayers and $500,000 for married couples filing jointly.
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But you'll have to hurry if you want some of these beauties for yourself because most of the Easter Egg Hunt ends April 10, at midnight PT (with some exclusions).
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I've been able to work at small nonprofits with very limited insurance options and have not had to worry about hitting a cap (not to mention exclusions for preexisting conditions).
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Generally speaking, everyone turning 65 must sign up for Medicare Parts A and — unless they meet certain exclusions — Part B during their initial enrollment period, or face a potential penalty.
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Even if Trump agrees to exempt some products from the tariffs, Wilson said companies, especially smaller ones, worry they will be burdened by red tape related to applying for exclusions.
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Just hours after it activated 25 percent tariffs on some $34 billion worth of Chinese imports, USTR said any exclusions granted would last a year and be retroactive to Friday.
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"Because exclusions will be made on a product basis, a particular exclusion will apply to all imports of the product, regardless of whether the importer filed a request," USTR said.
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Swift and Smith's exclusions weren't oversights or proof that voters dislike Reputation or The Thrill of It All — the absences actually owe to the odd timeframe the awards operate under.
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Policy exclusions or having too little coverage can leave communities and victims unable to cover expenses, but those gaps are easier to spot through a permanent blockchain ledger, Disparte said.
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Pre-Existing ConditionsAlthough travel insurance is an excellent safeguard against many types of medical emergencies abroad, from accidents to evacuations, most policies have built-in exclusions for pre-existing conditions.
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"We do consider applying Zika-specific exclusions when we see events taking place in certain areas of the world like South America," said Jeremy Cooke, contingency underwriter at insurer ProSight.
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Toomey, of Pennsylvania, and Democratic Senator Doug Jones from Alabama have led an bipartisan group of senators to press the administration under President Donald Trump for exclusions from the tariffs.
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With dozens of changes in tax rates, credits, exemptions and exclusions, the only way to know for sure is to check with an accountant, once the final bill is written.
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About 21,000 companies in the United States have filed for tariff exclusions claiming Trump's trade war has caused layoffs and makes them at risk of folding completely, per CNN Money.
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This situation — generous exclusions from income taxes combined with easy evasion of estate and gift taxes — has given the wealthiest a free pass on the costs of running the country.
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With the current steel and aluminum tariffs, however, there is likely to be one notable change: Only companies based in the United States will be allowed to file for exclusions.
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The officials' unusual use of the State Department's so-called dissent channel highlights the degree of disapproval regarding the exclusions and the demand for stronger accountability surrounding human rights abuses.
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Shortly before Trump signed the orders, however, the Associated Press reported that "all countries" are being "invited" to negotiate with the White House to carve out exclusions from the tariffs.
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This population uniquely must face the full retail cost of health care, without benefit of the subsidies or tax exclusions that dull the pain somewhat for the rest of us.
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"It takes time and the will to admit exclusions made and the force to follow through with meaningful change," said Joyce J. Scott, a MacArthur Fellow and lifelong Baltimore resident.
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They became effective in mid-March, with exclusions for Mexico, Canada, and the EU. But in May, the Trump administration implemented the tariffs on allies, prompting retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods.
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William Hill, meanwhile, has been hit hard by regulatory changes that allow customers concerned by the level of their gambling to instigate self-imposed temporary exclusions from a company's betting services.
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The fund returned 1.6 percentage points less between 2006 and 2017 as a result of exclusions of companies on ethical grounds, according to a report on return and risk it published.
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Until March 24 (online only, exclusions apply), you can save $25 on every $218 you spend with code LKS2360F — which is clutch if you've had your eye on an expensive pair.
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These state-based initiatives would allow governors and legislators to cast aside many of the ACA's protections like the ban on preexisting condition exclusions and/or affordable premiums using community rating.
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Lighthizer told U.S. Senators he will extend a process of requesting exclusions that is currently only available on an earlier round of 25-percent tariffs on $50 billion worth of goods.
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In the group market, such exclusions could be applied only to those without prior coverage, or to those who wait until they need medical care to enroll in their employer's plan.
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The group of people most vulnerable to the current threat of pre-existing condition exclusions is people who purchase individual Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace plans, approximately seven percent of Americans.
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The exclusions were the result of investigations by the International Olympic Committee that found Russia had run a huge state-sponsored doping program when it hosted the Winter Games in 2014.
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Instead, they've got "Section 232 tariffs" on all U.S. imports, including those from strategic allies such as Canada, even while ever more Chinese-origin metal is leaking through the exclusions process.
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He seemed to be on the attack here too, against a tradition of auction-friendly, history-book-hogging Modernism, or against the exclusions, segregations and refusals its values were built on.
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The agency on Thursday night granted exclusions here for 19 medical products from China, including face masks, stethoscope covers and blood pressure cuffs, the second such action in the past week.
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Canada and Mexico have negotiated exclusions to the car tariffs as part of their earlier trade negotiations, but it is unclear if car tariffs will affect other countries, including South Korea.
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Those exclusions allow Mandel to import six times the amount of metal it sells every year, and company officials say they will not come close to using all of that allowance.
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"Exclusions are granted only when U.S. producers do not make the product in sufficient and reasonably available amount, in satisfactory quality, or for a specific national security consideration," the spokesman said.
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Previous viruses, such as SARS, Ebola and Zika, have also led insurers to be more cautious about exposure, with specific virus exclusions added to most basic coverage policies, industry insiders said.
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Previous viruses, such as SARS, Ebola and Zika, have also led insurers to be more cautious about exposure, with specific virus exclusions added to most basic coverage policies, industry insiders said.
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The Congressional Research Service acknowledged that tariff revenue would be impacted by "dynamic effects," like exclusions granted by the Commerce Department and reimbursements to companies that have already been paying tariffs.
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"There's a difference between exemptions and country exclusions," Navarro, the director of the White House Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy, said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday.
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"This reflects the phased impact of exclusions in commercial formularies at CVS and United Health as well as a high basis of comparison in the fourth quarter of 2016," the company said.
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"Although the applications tend to be short and sweet, with just a few questions about major pre-existing conditions, the plans generally have blanket exclusions for all pre-existing conditions," Norris said.
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Thursday's statement says Glencore will be the exclusive marketing agent for Hunter Valley coal sales into Japan, South Korea and all other countries except China, Taiwan (with certain exclusions), Thailand and Malaysia.
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This weekend — Saturday and Sunday only — shoppers can get 275% off off all kitchen appliances, with no exclusions, along with 238% off all Thanksgiving prep essentials like paper towels and disposable tableware.
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The events transpiring around us bring to light the predicament of ongoing exclusions and erasures in the art world itself, which some of the people in this room have experienced for years.
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The FBI rejected multiple requests from WIRED under the Freedom of Information Act for the demographics of applicants failing its polygraph screening tests, citing exclusions for law enforcement and national security data.
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Alcoa on Monday filed five applications for one-year exclusions from Section 232 tariffs on imports of "primary aluminum alloyed slab" that it says is not available from any other U.S. manufacturer.
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The Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service would also like to expand categorical exclusions that allow forest thinning in areas damaged by insects or diseases to prevent fires, he added.
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But Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko urged his partners to resolve the internal issues of the bloc set up two years ago such as numerous - about 600 - exclusions to its free trade rules.
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Other notable exclusions include winger Nehe Milner-Skudder after an injury-ravaged 16 months and Damian McKenzie, who played two tests last year and was pipped to a place by Jordie Barrett.
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Apple also recently filed requests for exclusions on tariffs that added an additional 15% duty on products including the Apple Watch, iMac, and components for the iPhone, Bloomberg reported earlier this month.
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The first prong is to determine if the claims are drawn to a law of nature, a natural phenomenon or an abstract idea, which are court-created exclusions to patentable subject matter.
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Controversially, these categorical exclusions included projects to log up to 6.6 square miles (17.09 square km) of forest and were not limited to areas near communities but applied to all national forests.
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Kenneth Plum, a Democrat representing Fairfax, that will institute background checks in most cases, with some exclusions, such as sales between family members, sales of antique firearms and through inheriting a firearm.
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While travel medical insurance covers things that come up on your trip, be aware of any exclusions — if you injure yourself skydiving or bungee jumping, you may not be covered, he said.
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"CBP, like all other federal agencies, may rely on Categorical Exclusions to achieve NEPA compliance for routine agency activities, like the soil sampling, that have minimal to no environmental impact," he said.
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The Obama administration also barred insurance companies from making blanket exclusions on trans-related health care, opening the door for thousands of trans people to medically transition who couldn't previously afford it.
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Lighthizer told the House Ways and Means Committee that a select group of countries, which are still to be determined, won't face immediate tariffs during the course of negotiations on the exclusions.
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Since becoming a member of the bloc in 1973, Britain has negotiated exclusions from EU laws and membership of the single currency, as well as winning a rebate from the EU's annual budget.
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The U.S. will consider extending certain tariff exclusions on $34 billion of imports from China as the two nations work toward a trade agreement, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative said Monday.
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It continued: "The situation remains extremely fluid and we admit that quantifying the overall impact of geopolitical tensions on Apple is difficult given the unknowns around timing, demand impact, retaliatory measures, exclusions, etc."
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There is no process in place for exclusions from that list, which includes internet modems and routers, printed circuit boards, furniture and lighting products, but USTR has said it plans to implement one.
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The exclusions announced on Monday also include parts used in refrigerators, machines used to mix beverages in single servings at restaurants as well as covers and other housings for cameras in motor vehicles.
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"Markets have cheered up a little but exclusions are likely to come with caveats demanding reciprocity - that's the kind of guy the President is," said Greg McKenna, chief market strategist at broker AxiTrader.
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China later allowed importers to apply for exclusions from the additional tariffs on the products, which included automotive goods, agricultural goods including pork, chicken, beef and soybeans, chemicals, crude oil, whiskey and seafood.
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There are some brand exclusions, and other brands have a lower discount of 15% or 20% off, but we're excited to see that many of our favorite products are included in the sale.
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In that market, Americans who switch from one plan to another cannot be denied new coverage, be subjected to pre-existing-condition exclusions, or be charged higher premiums because of their health status.
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The ACA fixed the first problem—guaranteeing access to individual market coverage at a uniform price regardless of health status and without pre-existing condition exclusions—but in doing so exacerbated the second.
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And all three were acquitted after Massachusetts was forced to throw out their breath tests — along with more than 36,000 others — in one of the largest exclusions of forensic evidence in American history.
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Under the current tax code, most low-income families pay no federal income tax while deductions and exclusions benefit families with higher tax rates more than those with lower tax rates, she finds.
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And it protects consumers by, among other things, ensuring that essential services are covered in employer-provided insurance, prohibiting exclusions for pre-existing conditions and expanding notice and appeal rights for benefit denials.
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There is a list of exclusions, which mostly consists of things you wouldn't expect a store to take back — like perishables, consumables, media (books, CDs, software), healthcare items, seasonal goods, and gift cards.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Trade Representative's office said it granted on Thursday exclusions from import tariffs for some medical products imported from China, including face masks, stethoscope covers and blood pressure cuff sleeves.
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The measure moves abortion regulations from the state penal code to the health code, recognizing abortion as a public health issue rather than a crime from which the state had carved out exclusions.
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In an interview, he said the Obama administration had worried, in part, that the use of "cyberwar" would have triggered the liability exclusions and fine print that Mondelez is now challenging in court.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Trade Representative's office said it granted on Thursday exclusions from import tariffs for some medical products imported from China, including face masks, stethoscope covers and blood pressure cuff sleeves.
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The tariffs on Chinese, European and other international goods are starting to affect industries through the American economy, even as the administration doled out its first set of exclusions to the metal tariffs.
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But some agencies are granted "categorical exclusions" for certain activities and basic tasks that don&apost affect the environment — things like processing payroll, collecting data, or installing a security system at the office.
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When 10 out of the 15 exclusions were granted in September, Apple said it planned to manufacture the Mac Pro in the same facility in Texas that was used for the previous model.
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But the Travel Insurance Facilities Group (tifgroup), which sells travel insurance, said customers with medical conditions have faced "eye watering premiums" or have had to buy cover with exclusions applied to specific conditions.
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The Retail Industry Leaders Association requested exclusions for four items on behalf of its members, which include some of the biggest retailers in the country: water coolers, pool pumps, mini-fridges and ice makers.
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By searching nearly every airline, online travel agency (OTA), and travel booking site under the sun, with few exclusions, from the heavy-hitters down to rinky-dink boutique sites you've probably never heard of.
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Raffman: I would expect that CGL policies would pay claims based on property damage or personal injury caused by a product, though I have heard arguments about new exclusions that might come into play.
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The exclusions, disclosed in a notice published by the U.S. Trade Representative's office, apply to an initial list of $222 billion worth of products that were hit with 21 percent tariffs in July 24.
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Obvious but deliberate exclusions in this narrative are companies with diverse product lines where cybersecurity is but one focus, such as IBM, Oracle, Microsoft, CA Technologies, Cisco, HPE and Raytheon, to name a few.
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Learn more about Walmart's price match policies What they'll price match: Any identical product that is currently in stock at one of Walmart's qualifying online retailers at the time of purchase, with certain exclusions.
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If you see this offer in your account, make sure to read the fine print so you're aware of any requirements or exclusions, such as needing to meet the spending requirement with one purchase.
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"In terms of exclusions, we've been making the Mac Pro in the US, we want to continue to do that," Cook said in response to an analyst's question on the company's quarterly earnings call.
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To untie the hands of federal land managers, and to allow them to do more work on the forests, the Resilient Federal Forests Act provides limited categorical exclusions under the National Environmental Policy Act.
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And while the Affordable Care Act did away with most exclusions based on pre-existing conditions, these policies are excepted — sopre-existing conditions or family history could potentially preclude an individual from receiving coverage.
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Kudlow said he was relieved by proposed exclusions for certain countries to President Donald Trump's announced steel and aluminum tariffs, and that he did not think the tariffs would hurt the broader U.S. economy.
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In its 2016 annual report, Horizon wrote that prescriptions for its drugs might not be filled by certain pharmacies because of insurance-company exclusions, co-payment requirements, or incentives to use lower-priced alternatives.
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What patients and family members need most is ready access to a caring, knowledgeable human being, rather than the internet, for assistance in understanding and navigating the confusing maze of treatment options and exclusions.
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Racism has long fueled United States immigration exclusions and restrictions, but these days it's rare to hear rhetoric that openly reflects this reality, providing us a chance to delve into its roots and implications.
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Despite the cloud of sanctions, Rusal filed more than 100 requests for exclusions that would allow it to import aluminum products from its Russian parent company to produce furniture, portable ladders and other goods.
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"Although you promised the process would be 'fair and transparent,'" Mr. Johnson wrote, "a number of Wisconsin business leaders have expressed concerns to me about the uncertainty and arbitrary nature of the exclusions process."
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To help minimize the impact, the administration established a process for companies to request "exclusions" for any product they could not otherwise buy in the United States, such as tie rods or razor blades.
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The Commerce Department announced Wednesday that it had granted exclusions from the 25 percent steel tariffs to seven companies that requested an exemption for 42 products sourced from Japan, Sweden, Belgium, Germany and China.
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In its pages they'll find stuff to be proud of—the humanity of the technology they helped create—and stuff that should haunt them—the inhumanity of so many of its exclusions and violences.
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To help minimize the impact, the administration established a process for companies to request "exclusions" for any product they could not otherwise buy in the United States, such as tire rods or razor blades.
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"The bill would cut out meaningful and informed public involvement by waiving NEPA for these new [exclusions], including often damaging salvage logging operations," the National Parks Conservation Association wrote in a letter to lawmakers.
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But if it follows the definition of sex outlined in the memo obtained by The Times, it may strip existing gender identity protections and invalidate the ban on policy exclusions for gender-affirming treatment.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Companies seeking product exclusions from tariffs on Chinese goods imported into the United States will get 90 days to file such requests, until Oct 9, the U.S. Trade Representative's office said on Friday.
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History shows that these kind of exclusions and persecutions and supremacies can go either way — we can resolve them the way we did women's suffrage, or it can go the way of the civil war.
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We are writing to tell you that by excluding Glendale's Armenian, Filipinx, Korean, and Latinx population in favor of a majority white roster, you are performing what Aruna D'Souza calls whitewalling and its racialized exclusions.
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The agency said it anticipates that it will receive some 4,500 requests from U.S. businesses seeking exclusions for imported steel and aluminum products that are not available in sufficient quantity or quality from U.S. manufacturers.
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House and Senate Republicans are trying to keep the deficit impact of their tax plans under the budget's $1.5 trillion limit, in part by proposing sunsets on some of the plan's major cuts and exclusions.
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To achieve a vibrant and sustainable private system of accessible, affordable, and consumer-choice health coverage, now is the time to repeal these tax exclusions and replace them with a budget-equivalent Federal reinsurance fund.
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A federal judge ruled the state of New York must remove exclusions of some treatments after transgender residents filed a lawsuit against the state and Wisconsin is facing a similar lawsuit filed just this week.
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To avoid surprises, contact your card company before renting to confirm that your card indeed offers insurance protection, and ask about any limits or exclusions: "A simple call ought to do it," Ms. Garcia said.
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There was a long and often bloody struggle to include all citizens, regardless of economic status, race and gender — and the fight still continues to oppose de facto exclusions of those legally allowed to vote.
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Under the latest outline released Friday night, corporations would enjoy a big drop in the tax rate on their profits, but would give up dozens of deductions, exemptions and exclusions that lower their tax bill.
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The plant imports components from China that have been hit by tariffs already, and has filed requests for tariff exclusions with the United States Trade Representative for products the company says it cannot source elsewhere.
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Representative Peter Roskam, Republican of Illinois, described the "ashen" faces he had seen at a company that was being forced to apply for individual exclusions for a large number of the imported products it needed.
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His two principal ideas were the "Buffett Rule" — a minimum tax rate of 30 percent for people with $1 million-plus in income, inspired by Warren Buffett — and a cap on itemized deductions and exclusions.
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WASHINGTON, March 12 (Reuters) - The U.S. Trade Representative's office said it granted on Thursday exclusions from import tariffs for some medical products imported from China, including face masks, stethoscope covers and blood pressure cuff sleeves.
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In a call with reporters Friday, a senior official said the administration would soon roll out a process for companies to apply for exclusions to the tariffs for products they cannot get from another source.
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Field offices could instead use bureaucratic loopholes known as categorical exclusions and other measures that allowed officials to do away with environmental assessments, letting them "expedite the processing" of permits to drill, the memo said.
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Southern Democrats in Congress did this by carving out occupational exclusions; empowering local officials who were hostile to black advancement to administer the policies; and preventing anti-discrimination language from appearing in social welfare programs.
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"There are other agencies that use categorical exclusions, but I don&apost think there is one that&aposs as broad as this," Kevin Bell, staff counsel at Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, told Scientific American.
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And with the Supreme Court's blessing (granted to the revised version of the original travel ban), he's doing just that: using his immigration policy to resurrect and reconstitute the exclusions of the early 20th century.
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Plus, startups are typically heavily invested in their customer service: It has a 100% fit guarantee, free shipping and returns, and — albeit notoriously infrequent — sales with fewer exclusions on high-ticket items than department stores.
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Another administration official said it is likely there will be some country exclusions -- and the burden of making that case will largely rest on Defense Secretary James Mattis and national security adviser H.R. McMaster's shoulders.
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Madigan, who has advocated a so-called millionaires' tax, said his first revenue choice would be taxing the wealthy through exclusions and deductions in the Illinois income tax code, including the earned income tax credit.
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Categorical exclusions were created to allow the Forest Service to exempt environmentally insignificant management activities from the normal NEPA process, most notably from the necessity of a formalized program for public input and environmental review.
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The trade representative is still reviewing other requests by Apple for exclusions from September and December tariffs, including for the Apple Watch, the HomePod, AirPods, a battery module for its MacBook and various iPhone parts.
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To make future exclusions look less arbitrary, in 2000 the CPD adopted a numerical standard: Eligible candidates would need to show at least 15 percent support in independent national polls in the runup to the debates.
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In opting to recuse themselves of responsibility for a difficult child, schools often fail to make use of "internal exclusions", where children are taken out of their usual classes but remain in school, says Mr Bennett.
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Income exclusions, on the other hand, meet a different and important fairness test -- the government overtly admits that some earned income is simply off-limits to the dictates of government and should stay with the worker.
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So, as American workers gained the right to a minimum wage, overtime pay, and the right to form a union, domestic workers were left out—and these laws have never been amended to remove the exclusions.
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Last November, a federal judge in Los Angeles said AIG must defend Cosby against claims in a similar case by the actress and model Janice Dickinson because the sexual misconduct exclusions did not unambiguously bar coverage.
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A separate letter on Thursday from the Alliance for American Manufacturing, which supported the tariffs, urged Mr. Ross and Mr. Lighthizer not to undermine them by issuing country exemptions and product exclusions that were too broad.
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OF CONGO Butembo GABON Yumbi RWANDA DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO BURUNDI Kinshasha ANGOLA ZAMBIA 300 MILES By The New York Times All three areas are opposition strongholds, raising questions about whether the exclusions are politically motivated.
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"I would think that insurers would end up being stricter in their exclusions of people because they couldn't limit benefits," said Larry Levitt, a senior vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation, a health research group.
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He complained that the property was smaller than described, that he had not been properly informed of any exclusions and that Mr. Aram's mother had tried to remove other items that were part of the deal.
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The European Union, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada and Mexico were all granted temporary exclusions that could end next week unless Trump decides to extend the waivers or delay a decision as China moves up the agenda.
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In February, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit blocked key portions of the original travel ban, rejecting the administration's arguments that the exclusions were lawful and necessary to keep the nation safe.
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This year, Andresen said the ethics panel would definitely make a recommendation for exclusion due to the risk of corruption and was working actively on recommending exclusions regarding human rights violations in the textile industry in Asia.
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But its methodology has been questioned, and other in-depth studies have found that the law has failed to reduce levels of prostitution overall and has significantly increased the harms and social exclusions associated with the work.
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"The Commerce Department is now hard-pressed to spend more than a few minutes reviewing each application," said Bernd Janzen, a partner in Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, which is working with companies pursuing tariff exclusions.
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There have been a number of approaches to incentives, including: The uninsured get an open enrollment period, and if they do not sign up for insurance, they face pre-existing condition exclusions and higher prices for insurance.
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While movement advocates are working on policy and litigation that we hope will ensure clear, national coverage, 10 states explicitly exclude TGNB care from Medicaid coverage and many private plans still carry blanket exclusions for TGNB care.
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Second, if you kept continuous coverage and followed the requirements of the 1996 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), you had the right to buy an individual insurance policy with no exclusions for pre-existing conditions.
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The European Union commissioner for trade, Cecilia Malmstrom, speaking on Wednesday to the European Parliament, said she left a meeting with Mr. Lighthizer over the weekend in Brussels without "sufficient clarity" about how countries would secure exclusions.
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We could easily observe whether customers who received the offers made use of the discounts, but we couldn't know whether our predictive model was making the incorrect exclusions, since those it did exclude didn't receive the promotion.
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United States Steel, which said it was restarting idled furnaces around the country in response to the tariffs, has filed objections against a slew of companies seeking exclusions, sometimes opposing dozens of requests from the same source.
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Early withdrawals from 401(k) accounts and IRAs — excluding Roth versions of both — are subject not only to regular income taxes, but also a 10 percent early withdrawal penalty unless you meet one of a few exclusions.
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The "Club"—a bar that locked a car's steering wheel in place—points to "belonging," since to own a car is to be a "woman of property," another kind of club whose exclusions are at times brutal.
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CNBC noted that, par for the course, Trump was insisting that Apple pay the tariffs as recently as July:In July, Trump signaled in a tweet that he wanted to reject Apple's applications for the Mac Pro exclusions.
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The heads of smaller technology companies have grumbled that prominent businesses like Apple have been more able to catch the attention of the White House, and that they appear to be receiving more exclusions than other companies.
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The tariffs became effective in mid-March, with exclusions for Mexico, Canada and the EU. But last month, the Trump administration slapped the tariffs on allies Mexico, Canada and the EU, prompting the retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods.
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Early withdrawals from 401(k) plan accounts and IRAs — excluding Roth versions of both — are subject not only to regular income taxes, but also a 10 percent early withdrawal penalty unless you meet one of a few exclusions.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway's $1 trillion wealth fund can invest again in miner Rio Tinto and retailer Walmart after their exclusions from the fund's investments on ethical grounds were revoked, the board of the central bank said on Tuesday.
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As well as more common exclusions such as pornography and tobacco, the Fundsmith Sustainable Equity Fund (FSEF) will also avoid investing in aerospace, defense, brewers, casinos, gas and electric utilities, metals and mining, oil and gas, it said.
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While we respect the goal of these tariffs and the need to support domestic metal producers, reasonable exclusions must be granted by the Department of Commerce to compensate for the lack of American pipeline-grade steel currently available.
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Again, there were no exclusions — all women benefit from laws that forbid discrimination based upon on race, religion, sex or national origin, though an argument could be made that white women have benefitted more than women of color.
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It would also move New York's abortion regulations from the penal code to the health code, recognizing abortion as a public health issue rather than a crime from which the state had carved out exclusions, Ms. Miller said.
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We cannot go back 60 years to an imagined heyday for American workers, because we are well aware of the exclusions, especially those related to race and gender, that protected some while leaving others out of the fold.
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"At this point in time, there will be no country exclusions," he said, adding that once all the legal requirements have been worked out, that Trump could sign an order ushering in the tariffs this week or next.
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Such agreements — actually service contracts or product care plans, rather than true warranties that are included with a purchase at no charge — often have exclusions, deductibles and other fine print that make them difficult to use, he said.
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The legislation would also exempt the Forest Service from analyzing cumulative environmental effects of multiple categorical exclusions projects in the same vicinity, violating fundamental ecological principles of sound public forest management on issues of scale, context and need.
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Susan Brown, a lawyer with the Western Environment Law Center, said the exclusions would enable miles of road construction, open thousands of acres of land at a time to logging and allow mining exploration without an extensive review.
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That's because of the alternative minimum tax, a provision that has existed in some form since 1969 and is meant to limit the use of deductions, exclusions, credits, and other provisions by wealthy taxpayers to reduce their tax burden.
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The Affordable Care Act significantly expanded insurance for people living with HIV — its ban on pre-existing condition exclusions and increased premiums based on a person's health secured reliable coverage for people living with HIV for the first time.
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" Instagram will still remove posts that it finds to break its rules, but the exclusions from recommendations will apply to more borderline content that doesn't rise to the level of a removal, but may otherwise be considered "low quality.
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"Gone are the days of complicated, unreadable policies, exclusions that leave entrepreneurs vulnerable, and endless meetings and phone calls with insurance agents who don't understand the nuances and needs of different classes of business," adds Goldstein in a statement.
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" In a section of the report listing exclusions, Linklaters confirms the audit does not consider: "The data protection and confidentiality issues associated with the processing of personal data about the clinicians at the Royal Free using the Streams App.
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Called "A Better Way," this plan would, among many other things, lower the corporate income tax rate to 28503 percent, cap the small business rate at 22019 percent, and eliminate and streamline various exclusions, deductions, and special-interest provisions.
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In addition, state tax codes are often linked to policies in the federal code such as deductions, income exclusions, and credits, so any changes to the federal code can affect state tax policies and increase or decrease state revenue.
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The goals of the 30-percent minimum tax and 28-percent cap "could be attained much more simply by explicitly increasing marginal tax rates for high-income filers and converting selected deductions and exclusions into tax credits," TPC said.
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"The ability of a single industry to exert so much influence over the exclusions process is striking even in Mr. Trump's business-friendly White House, given the high stakes for thousands of American companies that depend on foreign metals."
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Dental care ranks high on my personal list of exclusions that make the least sense, but the fact that the 1965 Medicare law specifically prohibits the national insurance program from paying for hearing aids is also a strong contender.
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Any nation with three or more positives in those retests will be banned, but the start date for the exclusions will not be known until the retesting process and all appeals have been completed, probably within the coming weeks.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's decision to impose tariffs on imported steel and aluminum has prompted a stampede by foreign countries and companies and their American partners pressing for exemptions and exclusions that could be worth billions of dollars in trade.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Trade Representative's office in recent days granted exclusions from import tariffs for dozens of medical products imported from China, including face masks, hand sanitizing wipes and examination gloves, filings with the agency showed on Friday.
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"Such 'categorical exclusions' prevent public involvement in national forest management, eliminate a thorough review of the effects of government actions, and erode public confidence in public land management," a green coalition wrote to lead Senate negotiators last month. Sen.
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Though Airbnb includes insurance for hosts with every stay, the policy has numerous exclusions, and Airbnb requires a host to file a claim within 14 days of a guest's departure, or before a subsequent guest arrives, whichever is sooner.
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Not only did the ACA require insurance companies to cover people with pre-existing conditions, the Obama administration put into place a rule to ban healthcare discrimination on the basis of gender identity, ending exclusions of transition-related surgeries.
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They allow exclusions for large logging projects up to 85033,000 acres in the Senate bill or 10,000 acres in the recently passed House bill, to remove fire-damaged trees, create certain types of wildlife habitat or simply produce timber.
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Most Democrats and environmental groups oppose the bill, saying it would significantly weaken the National Environmental Policy Act, the bill that governs environmental reviews, by adding "categorical exclusions" for logging and burning activities that are meant for fire mitigation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Trade Representative's office in recent days granted exclusions from import tariffs for dozens of medical products imported from China, including face masks, hand sanitizing wipes and examination gloves, filings with the agency showed on Friday.
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The Forest Service is proposing to create a new list of "categorical exclusions," a classification under NEPA that excludes certain routine activities, such as restoration projects, roads and trails management, from time-consuming environmental assessments or environmental impact statements.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer has assured lawmakers that companies will be able to request exclusions on tariffs on $200 billion worth of goods under discussion with Beijing if talks do not yield a deal by the March 2 deadline.
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The range of techniques developed with the purpose of repressing black voting rights run the gamut from the straightforward application of brutality against black citizens who tried to vote, to such legalized frauds as grandfather clause exclusions and rigged literacy tests.
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So when those senators demanded minor tweaks to the bill, supporters complied — adding, among other changes, some restrictions to judges' use of the "safety valve" and several more exclusions to earned time credits, including for some drug and violent offenders.
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Our laws have been painfully insufficient, and it's time to create a new generation of protections that both address historic exclusions, and account for the millions of survivors who fall through the cracks working in "nontraditional" settings like domestic work.
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Keep an eye out for such fine print and exclusions — usually located at the bottom of a Black Friday ad or beneath individual deals within the ad — so you aren't surprised when you get to the store on Black Friday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said it will begin accepting requests on Monday for product exclusions from President Donald Trump's new steel and aluminum import tariffs, but it could take up to 90 days for the agency to make determinations.
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OSLO, June 25 (Reuters) - Norway's $1 trillion wealth fund can invest again in miner Rio Tinto and retailer Walmart after their exclusions from the fund's investments on ethical grounds were revoked, the board of the central bank said on Tuesday.
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"Advertisers, not Facebook, are responsible for both the content of their ads and what targeting criteria to use, if any," Facebook stated in legal filings in a federal case in California challenging Facebook's use of racial exclusions in ad targeting.
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And then there is the Affordable Care Act (ACA), known as ObamaCare, which ensures protection of millions of Americans with disabilities under Medicaid and prevented exclusions of pre-existing conditions that had previously prevented individuals with disabilities from obtaining coverage.
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The guidelines make clear that landlords cannot use arrests — which quite often do not lead to conviction — to disqualify applicants, and must consider the nature and severity of convictions in evaluating rental applicants and prove that any exclusions are justified.
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But Stephen Moore, a friend of Mr. Kudlow's and a fellow campaign adviser to Mr. Trump, said Monday that the administration's tweaks to its tariff plan — such as providing country exclusions — had made it significantly more palatable to Mr. Kudlow.
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Mnuchin, speaking to reporters after testifying at a House Financial Services Committee hearing, said Trump would defend U.S. farmers against retaliation and "be very careful" with exclusions from tariffs on Chinese goods to try to protect consumers and U.S. companies.
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Die Welt newspaper quoted Nick Courtman of the Article 116 Exclusions Group as welcoming the move, saying it was helpful but noting that a serious and real solution of the problem could only be achieved with a change in the law.
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This approach, known as sectoral bargaining and recommended in the Clean Slate report, will help to reverse historical exclusions based on race and ensure that all workers have a collective voice in determining how they work and their wages and benefits.
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Back then, Consumer Reports said that these plans were "so riddled with loopholes, limits, exclusions, and gotchas that [they] won't come close to covering their expenses if they fall seriously ill," such as covering only $1,000 of hospital costs per year.
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Be sure to read the fine print on this insurance to note any exclusions and what the shipper's idea of "replacement" is — they might repair a damaged item, replace it with a like item, or give you cash to replace it.
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The range of techniques developed with the purpose of repressing black voting rights run the gamut from the — straightforward application of brutality against black citizens who tried to vote to such legalized frauds as "grandfather clause" exclusions and rigged literacy tests.
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Proposed changes include (22019) facilitating exemptions of projects from federal review through categorical exclusions, (2) establishing shorter timelines that would fast-track reviews, and (3) slashing the statute of limitation for challenging permitting decisions from 6 years to 150 days.
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Health care analysts have observed that unlike other elements of Obamacare that President Trump and his supportive Congress might easily drop through budget reconciliation (such as the exchanges), removing the ban on exclusions to pre-existing conditions requires passing legislation through the Senate.
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Goegebuer, a radiology scientist from Ghent, knew that because of his world ranking he was in line for a place in Rio when the exclusions of the banned lifters were announced, but he had to wait until July 29 for final confirmation.
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This benefit is a great alternative to pet insurance, allowing owners to care for their pets at a discount without any exclusions — pets of all ages and species, and with any pre-existing conditions, are welcome — and without any daunting paperwork or caps.
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"We are in contact with the U.S. counterpart to obtain more clarity as soon as possible and we have been told that the USTR will publish very soon on their website a more detailed outline of the procedures for the exclusions," she said.
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Gaggles are one thing, but if Spicer banned disfavored journalists from briefings held in the White House press room with large groups of journalists, viewpoint-based exclusions from a forum traditionally open to a wide range of reporters could cross the legal line.
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Over time, exclusions and lower sub-limits have crept into traditional policies that can leave many insureds with little or no coverage for cyber-induced physical losses, including losses that would have been fully covered had they not been induced by hacking.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer has assured lawmakers that companies will be able to request exclusions on tariffs on $200 billion worth of goods under discussion with Beijing if talks do not yield a deal by the March 2 deadline.
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Trump's holding of the tariff rate at 1.13 percent for the moment, however, allied to a series of exclusions for goods including smartwatches produced by Apple and Fitbit strengthened the technology stocks seen as most exposed to a still worsening trade war.
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But the judge said Cosby's alleged sexual misconduct was "too far removed" from his alleged defamation to free AIG from coverage under a policy it issued in California, while the sexual misconduct exclusions in a Massachusetts policy were "ambiguous" at a minimum.
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Administration officials said that the plans will contain notices urging consumers to read their policies carefully so they are aware of any exclusions or limitations regarding coverage of pre-existing conditions or health benefits, such as hospitalization, preventative care or prescription drugs.
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The rush started when Mr. Trump floated the potential for exclusions, saying that Canada and Mexico would be exempted from the 25 percent tariffs on steel and 10 percent tariffs on aluminum as the countries renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Orion, owned by the Canadian Automobile Association, will not make specific exclusions for trip cancellations related to coronavirus, but journeys booked after the Canadian government issued advisories to avoid all or non-essential travel will not be covered, it said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration granted seven companies the first set of exclusions from its metal tariffs this week and rejected requests from 3503 other companies, as the Commerce Department began slowly responding to the 20,000 applications that companies have filed for individual products.
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There is an argument, said Richard Alba, a professor of sociology at the Graduate Center, that those high numbers make up for the deficit created by the quotas and exclusions of Asian immigrants during the late 19th century and early 20th century.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - All countries affected by proposed U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum have been invited to negotiate exclusions from the measures, which will take effect within 15 days after U.S. President Donald Trump signs proclamations on Thursday, the Associated Press reported.
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Many Democrats fiercely disagree with any plan that would reduce taxes for the wealthiest, but even Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. in recent weeks has taken aim at the tax code as being unduly complex and filled with inefficient exceptions, exclusions and other loopholes.
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Deny Designs: 30% off site wide (exclusions apply) Dormify: 20% off sitewide with code FIRECRACKER Hayneedle: Up to 65% off select outdoor furniture and décor plus an extra 10% off with code OUTDOOR10; Up to 60% off accent furniture and décor (through July 4).
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Now through Saturday, March 4th use the code GOBIG17 at checkout to get 15 percent off when you spend $200+, 20 percent off when you spend $500+ and 3503 percent off when you spend $800+ on full price and sale items (some exclusions will apply).
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The American Exploration & Production Council (AXPC) has joined forces with trade associations – energy and non-energy alike – around the country to express our concerns with the policy, and the importance of sensible exclusions for our members, all of whom depend on the ability of steel.
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The exclusions were meant to protect volunteers, but they would have altered the results of the trial and minimized the potential harms, particularly to older adults, noted Dr. Richard Saitz, chair of the community health sciences department at Boston University School of Public Health.
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Exclusions to this festive deal apply to food, flea & tick products; cat & dog litter; ice melter; wild bird food; live fish & rock; aquatic accents; crickets; live & frozen food; out-of-stock items; donations; gift cards & e-gift cards; white glove deliveries; LTL deliveries; orders exceeding 300 lbs.
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A failure to understand the arcane requirements and exclusions "may explain why thousands of persons lost coverage even though more than 95% of the target population appeared to meet the requirements or qualify for an exemption," as a recent study in the New England Journal concluded.
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As to why we have not yet seen effects, it is worth remembering that President Trump only "went big" with tariffs in the beginning of June, when he surprised most analysts by failing to roll over steel and aluminum tariff exclusions for Canada, Mexico and Japan.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation researchers who have analyzed insurance underwriting data told me that while they never saw sexual assault listed as a factor, they wouldn't be surprised if underwriters considered that in their price assessment, and the National Women's Law Center said they've seen those exclusions.
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"Some of these exclusions date back to objections from Southern segregationist politicians in the 1930s, who did not want these workers (in many cases, disproportionately women and people of color both then and still today) to have basic worker protections," Warren's campaign said in a statement.
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"Governments are imposing these new tariffs and retaliatory measures at a very broad level generally, without considering how the duties will be applied, or how exemptions or exclusions to the duties (or refunds of the same) actually will be implemented by the administering agencies," he said.
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Jonathan Gold, a spokesman for Americans for Free Trade, which has lobbied against the tariffs, said it was not clear which factors the United States trade representative, which is granting the exclusions, is considering, or why one company would receive an exclusion when another does not.
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The tax reform component itself he broke down into three bullet points: -Provides individual taxpayers with a choice: they can continue to pay taxes under the current system, or under a highly simplified code — with just two rates and virtually no special tax deductions, credits, or exclusions.
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Courtesy of Oxford University Press The ACA is also emblematic of the American state's tendency to rely on tax credits and exclusions, with benefits delivered through a highly complex tax code rather than through direct transfer payments or new government bureaucracies that would attract opposition from conservatives.
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Meanwhile, on the trade front, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative said Monday that Washington is examining whether to extend tariff exclusions on $34 billion worth of Chinese imports, having revealed last week that the world's two largest economies are close to signing a "phase one" trade deal.
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In summary, enterprise America will soon need a simpler way to identify the nuances of: (a) what does my policy cover, its relevance to my business-risk and exclusions; (b) which underwriter is the most sophisticated; and (c) and how can I identify ways to reduce premium costs?
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"While covered entities may attempt to justify certain categorical exclusions based on maternal or fetal safety, using safety as a pretext for discrimination or as a way to reinforce traditional gender norms or stereotypes is unlawful," the guidance released by the Commission on Human Rights on Friday says.
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These centers are "increasingly gaining government funding, support and legal protections despite having secondary religious objectives resulting in care and counseling exclusions that deviate from scientific evidence and national standards of care," said Andrea Swartzendruber of the University of Georgia in Athens, a co-author of the position statement.
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And, what is more, it is hard to retain what most citizens and legislators alike wish to retain — the ACA's popular prohibition on preexisting condition exclusions and allowance for adult children to stay on their parents' plans — without also retaining the unpopular "mandate" that makes those provisions possible.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A mixed bag of new shows and old favorites on Thursday saw surprising Emmy exclusions for the likes of Oprah Winfrey and Jimmy Fallon and a surprise nod for short-lived character Barb Holland from Netflix's "Stranger Things" in the race for television's highest honors.
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A few recent changes in policy have led to an increase in the number of transgender men seeking gender confirmation surgery: Most insurance didn't cover it until now, and cities and states (as well as Medicare and Medicaid) have removed exclusions in their plans for transition-related health care.
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The Trump administration had been trying to pressure Europe, Canada, Mexico and other nations to renegotiate trading terms in America's favor, including limiting the flow of foreign metals into the United States, saying that it would grant exclusions to the tariffs for countries that agreed to meet its demands.
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"Although the central bank expects that most policy wordings are clear in terms of what cover is provided and what cover exclusions are in place, where there is a doubt about the meaning of a term, the interpretation most favourable to their customer should prevail," the letter said.
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Southern legislators introduced the same job category exclusions into other New Deal laws: the Wagner Act of 1935 that helped to expand industrial unions, the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 that mandated a 40-hour workweek and a minimum wage that explicitly left out agricultural and domestic workers.
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Those exclusions are expected to quell some of the uproar, but could still set off a trade war between the US and several countries -- a battle Trump insists the US can win even as some of his closest advisers worry the tariffs could hurt the growing American economy.
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U.S. textiles producers have been pushing to end rules of origin exclusions that allow Canada and Mexico to ship large quantities of products made with Chinese yarn to the United States duty-free but the issue was left unresolved, said Auggie Tantillo, president of the National Coalition of Textiles Organizations.
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Because I believe it is a reasonable compromise which curtails the worst abuses of the for-profit system, such as pre-existing condition exclusions and lifetime maximums, while encouraging people to take responsibility for addressing their own healthcare costs and stop passing costs off to everyone else through medical bankruptcy.
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But Apple CEO Tim Cook said on the company's earnings call in July that it wanted to continue making the Mac Pro in the US. "In terms of exclusions, we've been making the Mac Pro in the US, we want to continue to do that," Cook said at the time.
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While the framework included tax cuts, it is expected that the government will try to make up the shortfall by closing various other tax breaks — deductions, exemptions and exclusions that cost the government nearly $1.4 trillion in fiscal 2017, according to the Treasury – moves which could prove tricky to agree.
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Tuition insurance, also known as tuition refund insurance, covers families in the event that a student must withdraw from school, mainly for medical or psychological reasons, with a few obvious exclusions, namely flunking out or being kicked out for disciplinary reasons (although the extent of coverage varies from plan to plan).
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Office Depot, represented by Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton, in a brief filed with the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday said the judge applied several coverage exclusions in California insurance law too broadly, and an AIG Specialty Insurance Co policy that covered "wrongful acts" by the company clearly applied.
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The IPAA also praised Bernhardt in a 2017 letter for helping to reform the National Environmental Policy Act and asked that Interior reinstate "categorical exclusions," which allow the agency to streamline the analysis required to approve projects that could affect the environment, which can save the energy industry time and money.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossTrump administration delays penalty on Huawei for another 90 days WaPo calls Trump admin 'another threat' to endangered species Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE said Thursday at the Ways and Means Committee that they have already received 200 applications for product exclusions.
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Exclusions are considered based on three criteria: if the product is only available from China and if a comparable product is available in the US or third countries, if the added duties on the product would cause significant economic harm, and if the product is strategically important to Chinese industrial programs.
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Proposed regulations, backed by the tequila industry, would rename the agave distillates by an obscure Náhuatl word, komil , and forbid producers to advertise that their products contain ingredients used in either the tequila or the mezcal D.O. Some see the proposal as the latest in a long line of exclusions.
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As the 2013 article, which is understood to have been co-authored by a prominent African-American LDS member, bluntly explains, such exclusions were rooted in racist religious myths that were not confined to the early Mormons: for example, the idea that black people inherit a curse from the Biblical figure of Cain.
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The federal circuit reluctantly determined that the instant claims related to one of the Supreme Court-created exclusions for patentable subject matter, a law of nature, and that detecting and amplifying were routine and did not transform the unpatentable law of nature into a patent-eligible application of a law of nature.
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Last year, after the administration's steel and aluminum tariffs went into effect, hundreds of American companies complained about the Commerce Department's process of granting exclusions, arguing that requests were often caught in a bureaucratic limbo, forcing them to pay tariffs since no domestic producers could supply the kind of metal they needed.
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"With the Section 232 tariffs already in effect as of March 23, the request and objection forms force petitioners and objectors to choose between expediting their submissions, which can be denied for any inaccurate or incomplete information, and enduring unwarranted tariff charges or product exclusions for lengthier periods of time," the senators wrote.
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Land titling and recognition programs, particularly those that authorize and respect Indigenous and communal tenure, can lead to improved management of forests, including for carbon storage, primarily by providing legally secure mechanisms for the exclusions of others, a leaked copy of the report said, although this was removed from the final version.
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Despite telling The Verge in May 2019 that Boosted had "the financial ability" to "eat" the tariff on the skateboards, Boosted applied for and was granted exclusions from the tariffs late last year, according to correspondence with the Office of the United States Trade Representative that has since been posted to the Federal Register.
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I think there is, in Congress, strong support for challenging China&aposs unfair trade practices, but there&aposs growing frustration that the way the exemptions and exclusions are not working and actually -- and the retaliation is hurting our farmers and our manufacturers in a big way and that&aposs where we are continuing to engage with the White House.
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"There will be an exemption procedure for particular cases where we need to have exemptions so that business can move forward, but at this point in time, there will be no country exclusions," Peter Navarro, a top trade adviser to Trump, said in an interview with Jake Tapper on CNN's State of the Union on Sunday.
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The Amazon standard agreement stipulates: "You grant us a royalty-free, non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable right and licence to use, reproduce, perform, display (public communication), distribute, adapt, modify, re-format, create and exploit derivative works of, and otherwise commercially or non-commercially exploit in any manner, any and all of Your Materials" - with some exclusions for trademarks.
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The Amazon standard agreement stipulates: "You grant us a royalty-free, non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable right and license to use, reproduce, perform, display (public communication), distribute, adapt, modify, re-format, create and exploit derivative works of, and otherwise commercially or non-commercially exploit in any manner, any and all of Your Materials" - with some exclusions for trademarks.
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There have been rumors for months that the administration is planning on ending the Affordable Care Act's section 1557, which banned discrimination in healthcare on the basis of gender identity and opened the door finally for trans people to access transition care through their regular health insurance after blanket exclusions on policies were lifted to comply with the rule.
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It adds that Member States have agreed to "strengthen security requirements, to assess the risk profiles of suppliers, to apply relevant restrictions for suppliers considered to be high risk including necessary exclusions for key assets considered as critical and sensitive (such as the core network functions), and to have strategies in place to ensure the diversification of vendors".
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardSanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Clinton attacks on Gabbard become flashpoint in presidential race Saagar Enjeti: Clinton remarks on Gabbard 'shows just how deep the rot in our system goes' MORE (D-Hawaii) initially threatened to boycott the fourth debate because of the exclusions, but later said she would attend.
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"I understand if we get a great NAFTA agreement, and (US Trade Representative Robert) Lighthizer is trying to do that, that would be a great thing for the American people, but at this point in time, 25% on steel, 10% on aluminum, no country exclusions, firm line in the sand," Navarro told Fox News' "Fox and Friends" Monday morning.
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Some 130,000 U.S. user departures isn't much of a drop compared to the 60 million or so paid users Netflix still captures in this country, but for a business focused on growth to the exclusions of most other metrics, a shrinking subscriber base essentially sent the message that the service had gotten as big as it could.
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Republicans and Democrats alike said the clarity afforded by the new legislation would help set the parameters of the sweeping changes that many expect will seek to "broaden the base and lower the rates": That is to say, it will end many tax exemptions and exclusions and use the increased revenue to lower what are known as marginal tax brackets.
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You choose to get it as a standalone Part D plan that serves as a supplement to original Medicare (Parts A and B) or as part of a Medicare Advantage Plan (Part C). However, if you fail to sign up when you first qualify for coverage and change your mind later, you'll face a life-lasting penalty unless you meet certain exclusions (i.e.
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Rather than having a robust discussion about what practical effects a change to the Department of Health and Human Services definition of sex and gender might have — for instance, it could give rise to even more rampant discrimination than trans people already face, an uptick in gender-specific exclusions from insurance policies and more — we found ourselves mired in the same stalemate.
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Provisions of the bill would reduce the obligations of the Forest Service to consult with the Fish and Wildlife Service, direct the Forest Service and Interior Department to create certain exclusions from environmental review for wood and brush removal, call for streamlined environmental reviews for Forest Service restoration projects and test out an arbitration process for groups to challenge permits.
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You can get it as a stand-alone Part D plan that serves as a supplement to original Medicare (Parts A and B) or as part of a Medicare Advantage Plan (Part C). However, if you fail to sign up when you first qualify for coverage at age 65 and change your mind later, you'll face a life-lasting penalty unless you meet certain exclusions (i.e.
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In our view, the next round of tariffs on $300 billion of U.S. imports from China—even with some of the exclusions announced by the U.S. Trade Representative on August 93—significantly elevates the risk of recession over the next 18 months, should those new and all existing tariffs remain in place for a prolonged period of time (on the order of 9–12 months).
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"We hope and expect that the administration will recognize the national security benefits of the U.S. oil and natural gas industry and grant API's member companies product exclusions from steel tariffs and quotas in the ongoing Department of Commerce process, as well as provide transparency and flexibility in the process to lessen the impact on U.S. oil and natural gas production, transportation and refining," Gerard said.
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Precise numbers for road and highway projects are not available, but in 22015, the Obama administration's Council on Environmental Quality estimated that about 2100% of all analyses under NEPA (not only for highway projects) were classified as "Categorical Exclusions," meaning that the proposals did not require either the full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) or even the quicker process known as an Environmental Assessment (EA).
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Other areas where potential exclusions could crop up are covered reasons (if your trip is canceled or delayed because decide to change your plans, not because of illness or weather), covered trip length (most credit card travel insurance is capped at a certain amount of time, usually around a month), and covered destination (if you're traveling to a region where your card's coverage doesn't apply).
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"We hope and expect that the administration will recognize the national security benefits of the U.S. oil and natural gas industry and grant API's member companies product exclusions from steel tariffs and quotas in the ongoing Department of Commerce process, as well as provide transparency and flexibility in the process to lessen the impact on U.S. oil and natural gas production, transportation and refining," Gerard said.
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It also takes a special kind of hubris to deny qualified, devoted servicemembers the opportunity to serve and to still call yourself a representative of American greatness and military power I'm far from a nationalistic pro-military cheerleader, but as long as the institution exists, it should be fair and should pull from the best pool of candidates -- not make arbitrary exclusions because some social conservatives don't like trans people.
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Amazon's Spring Event Walmart Memorial Day Sale Best Buy Appliance Sale Newegg Memorial Day Sale REI Anniversary Sale (WIRED's Top Picks) Huckberry ThinkGeek Doorbuster Sale (Offers an additional markdown on all clearance items (no exclusions) starting May 27th, with the code DOORBUSTER) Lowes Memorial Day Sale Home Depot Memorial Day Sale Sears Memorial Day Appliance Sale (Up to 40% Off) Wayfair Home and Appliance Sale (Up to 70% Off) eBay 'Sizzling' Memorial Day Deals
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Amazon's Spring Event Walmart Memorial Day Sale Best Buy Appliance Sale Newegg Memorial Day Sale REI Anniversary Sale (WIRED's Top Picks) Huckberry ThinkGeek Doorbuster Sale (Offers an additional markdown on all clearance items (no exclusions) starting May 27th, with the code DOORBUSTER) Lowes Memorial Day Sale Home Depot Memorial Day Sale Sears Memorial Day Appliance Sale (Up to 40% Off) Wayfair Home and Appliance Sale (Up to 70% Off) eBay 'Sizzling' Memorial Day Deals
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Absent Facebook, the overall numbers still look pretty strong, but it is astounding to see how much one company skews the totals: 70 companies that raised $9.6B in venture capital Their combined market cap is $202B, or 21X the original investment The average startup raised $137M to build a company worth $2.8B The median startup on the list raised $79M in VC to build a company worth $1.8B Exclusions We only looked at companies that held IPOs between 2011-203.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 2628K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE said he is in talks with the European Union, South Korea, Argentina and Australia about how to win exclusions from 28503 percent tariffs on steel imports and 22019 percent tariffs on aluminum imports.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE said he is in talks with the European Union, South Korea, Argentina and Australia about how to win exclusions from 25 percent tariffs on steel imports and 10 percent tariffs on aluminum imports.
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Save 20-5003% on select designer styles Men: Save on jackets and more by Tommy Hilfiger, Ralph Lauren, Michael Kors, Calvin Klein Women: Shop styles by Anne Klein, Cole Haan, Michael Kors, Free People, and more Noteworthy deals: 50% off Calvin Klein 40% off women's shoes and boots, including Frye and Sperry 50% off women's designer handbags, wallets and belts $80 off the Apple Watch Series 3 BOGO everything online and in stores is buy 1 get 1 50% off — mix and match, no exclusions.
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As I discovered when I set out to put together a course for Penn, "African-American Philosophy Since 1960," African-American philosophers have been critiquing law and government; analyzing power, and institutions and practices of oppression, subordination, slavery, class, caste, colonialism, racism, sexism and homophobia; articulating the bases of African-American identities and the grounds of responsibility, community, solidarity and collective action; expressing African-American existential, spiritual, psychological and moral joys and discontents; celebrating and interpreting African-American art and culture; and assessing the discipline, canon and history of Western philosophies, by reference to gaps, logical and moral inconsistencies, methodological limitations, epistemologies and exclusions.
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