Rather than prohibiting certain compounds, it will forbid them unless they are explicitly exempted: currently, exempted substances include food, approved medicines, caffeine, alcohol, and nicotine.
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Digging down, there are two big groups of exemptions: The first relates to exempted countries — which is expanded from earlier drafts and is designed to prevent CFIUS from getting drowned in a flood of applications: NATO countries are exempted Major non-NATO allies, including Israel and Japan, are exempted Countries with special security relationships to the U.S., such as Singapore, could be exempted by future rule-making.
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Deciding which employees are exempted requires an analysis that is not specifically outlined in the ADA, and the classification of exempted employees can change depending on the shutdown.
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When he signed the tariffs into effect on March 25, Trump exempted Canada and Mexico and gave other countries the chance to argue why they should also be exempted.
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The data showed that the number of gallons exempted from the RFS under the 21 waivers granted in 22 amounted to 13.62 billion, nearly double the 7.8 billion exempted in 2016.
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Mexico and Canada, the two other signatories of NAFTA, have been exempted from the tariffs, while Trump has left open the possibility that other nations could also be exempted, such as Australia.
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Pickup trucks built in both countries will be exempted entirely.
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It has been exempted from securing domestic Chinese credit ratings.
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Canada and Mexico were exempted from the tariffs in May.
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The United States exempted Citgo from sanctions until July 27.
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Certain public utilities and "real property trades" are also exempted.
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Frontline law enforcement personnel should be exempted, the board recommended.
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But OPEC has exempted Nigeria and Libya from cutting output.
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However, European collections have been mostly exempted from this work.
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For now, only air travelers from Sweden will be exempted.
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Under the new proposal, tampons could be exempted from VAT.
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Second, refrain from quotas – in any form – for exempted countries.
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Congress exempted these areas from competitive bidding for a reason.
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What to watch from a proclamation: Are any countries exempted?
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Individuals who have already initiated travel will similarly be exempted.
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Canada and Mexico have threatened retaliation unless they are exempted.
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In exchange, South Korea was exempted from the steel tariffs.
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In June 2016, Morocco exempted Chinese nationals from visa requirements.
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Tradesmen and some residents should be exempted, the court added.
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But several recent defense authorization acts exempted judicially ordered transfers.
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No news on whether our Apple laptops are exempted. pic.twitter.
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They emphasise that the Supreme Court's order says foreigners must have a "credible claim" to a bona fide relationship, implying that the administration may not establish any red lines between exempted and non-exempted relationships.
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PredictIt is exempted from regulation, though, because it is for science.
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Trump did make one major concession: He exempted Canada and Mexico.
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The government also exempted some goods that had earlier been taxed.
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Certain law enforcement and military personnel are exempted from the ordinance.
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Right now, houses of worship are fully exempted from covering contraception.
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However, it has exempted reduced tariff plans in times of emergency.
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It exempted abortion necessary to save the life of the mother.
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Congress specifically exempted alcohol and tobacco from the schedules in 1970.
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The company said the ERISA law exempted it from such requirements.
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Those vehicles were even exempted from police checks and road scrutiny.
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The President and the Vice-President are exempted from this statute.
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But the Legislature exempted absentee voting from the photo ID requirement.
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Canada and Mexico are exempted amid larger trade negotiations, Trump said.
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Moore's superstar status hasn't completely exempted her from this grueling schedule.
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Ugandans in affected countries are not exempted from the travel ban.
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Yet Mr. Naipaul exempted neither colonizer nor colonized from his scrutiny.
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The president, vice president and certain other senior officials are exempted.
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Banks, grocery stores, pharmacies, laundromats and some other businesses are exempted.
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Hospitals and nursing homes can also be exempted under the bill.
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The Legislature, however, exempted absentee voting from the photo ID requirement.
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It is true that the bill exempted lawmakers from its provisions.
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Overseas donations will be exempted from tax duties, the notice said.
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It remains unclear exactly which types of products could be exempted.
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The company was exempted from any lease payments for a decade.
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Some Canadian producers, including White Birch Paper, were exempted from duties.
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Beijing and Tianjin, for instance, have exempted new-energy vehicles from limits on the number of new cars granted license plates, and exempted them from driving restrictions that other cars face on certain days of the week.
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Trump has exempted both Canada and Mexico, trading partners in the North American Free Trade Agreement, the decades-old trade agreement that is currently being renegotiated, but it is unclear how long these countries will remain exempted.
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Food and some daily necessities will be exempted from the tax hike.
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The state also exempted the company from doing an Environmental Impact Statement.
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Along with Nigeria, it has been exempted from OPEC-led production cuts.
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Libya along with Nigeria has been exempted from OPEC-led production cuts.
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Stockholm exempted too many vehicles, which caused a drop in fee revenue.
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The United States has exempted Citgo from its sanctions until July 27.
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Some countries including Canada have been exempted, but Russia is not exempt.
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So they exempted alcohol and tobacco from the definition of controlled substances.
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The FBI has perennially exempted itself from the Freedom of Information Act.
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The imports from the exempted countries, however, will be restrained by quotas.
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But as of now, no countries have been exempted from the tariffs.
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Werner said he's positive from his meetings that SunPower will be exempted.
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The BCA exempted a number of mandatory programs like Medicaid from cuts.
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And despite an aggressive lobbying campaign, Uber and Lyft were not exempted.
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Trucks and trains carrying goods are also exempted from these new measures.
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While a handful of states are exempted, several offer the ballots anyway.
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Requests to be exempted from some requirement, like participating in jury duty.
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However, private transactions were exempted, creating the so-called gun-show loophole.
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It did not specify which, or how many, goods would be exempted.
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Detained immigrants have so far been exempted under an Obama administration policy.
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The company has already been exempted from some tariffs for its products.
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Libya, the third producer exempted from making voluntary curbs, also boosted output.
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Certain flavors are exempted from these proposed changes: tobacco, mint and menthol.
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The first quota law exempted minor children of citizens from the quotas.
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Both also made their millions in baseball while exempted from the draft.
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For example, marketers and grant writers were exempted, but journalists were not.
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It also exempted military hiring, which accounts for a third of federal jobs.
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Recently, the Apple CEO was able to get iPhones exempted from steep tariffs.
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Australians are exempted; other foreigners can still make limited purchases of new developments.
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So it wasn't clear who would be exempted, the process for deciding that.
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Unlike many American allies, India has not been exempted from imminent steel tariffs.
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Public safety employees, including police and firefighters, would be exempted from those provisions.
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The amendment writers loved the changes so much they exempted themselves from them.
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Chavan appointed a new municipal commissioner, who tightened the rules around exempted spaces.
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The European Union and some other countries were temporarily exempted until May 1.
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However, certain antiques, guns and musical instruments that contain ivory would be exempted.
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Tradesmen and some residents too should be exempted, it said at the time.
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The countries had previously been exempted from those tariffs, originally announced in March.
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The tax, 2 percent of the purchase price (with $250,000 exempted), was $10,000.
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China is mostly exempted from those tariffs while Canada is hit the hardest.
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Of those, approximately 1,85033 were fully exempted from pollution control and reporting requirements.
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In addition, visitors traveling on diplomatic and official visas will mostly be exempted.
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The exempted group also includes Canada, Mexico, Australia, Argentina, Brazil and South Korea.
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Those parties want young religious scholars exempted en masse from mandatory national service.
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Ohio has exempted counties where unemployment exceeds 120 percent of the national average.
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Only state and health workers will be exempted from the lockdown, Mnangagwa said.
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Only state and health workers will be exempted from the lockdown, Mnangagwa said.
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Nigeria and Libya were exempted because their output has been curbed by conflict.
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For now, entrepreneurs importing from exempted countries like Berman are in the clear.
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However, when he signed the tariffs last week, he exempted Canada and Mexico.
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Religious houses of worship were the only employers exempted from the mandate entirely.
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A previous Treasury Department license exempted holders of PDVSA's 2020 bond from any sanctions.
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The OCC exempted Wells Fargo from some controls on "golden parachutes" in that agreement.
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Under the previous tax infrastructure, that product was exempted from any value-added taxes.
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Crown property, but not the king's private property, had previously been exempted from tax.
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The law exempted cost-sharing ministries from its new regulations and the individual mandate.
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A sensible policy would limit the amount of health insurance that is tax-exempted.
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Perhaps worse, it's not even applied equally, since specialized services are exempted from it.
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So far, most information and communication technology has been exempted from the U.S. proposal.
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A separate list also included some imports that would be exempted altogether from tariffs.
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South Korea is exempted from the tariffs after agreeing to lower its metals imports.
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The White House notes that Congress has exempted presidents from conflict-of-interest statutes.
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The full list of exempted products will be released later Tuesday, the office added.
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The exempted: The EU member countries, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, and South Korea.
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Despite this, federal agencies have exempted this barrier's construction from normal environmental impact reviews.
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So far, the U.S. government has exempted rare earths from tariffs on Chinese goods.
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It also proposed to increase the number of small lenders exempted from the requirements.
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Supermarkets and pharmacies are exempted, and restaurants can continue external food deliveries, it added.
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This is why President George W. Bush explicitly exempted Pepfar funding from the policy.
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Sure, eventually Trump exempted those with visas and green cards from his travel ban.
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In October, however, the company formally exempted politicians from being part of this program.
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We do not know which countries may be exempted from the tariffs, if any.
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Flavored liquid nicotine sold in open tank systems at vape shops was also exempted.
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NEW BIOFUELS DEAL WILL REDISTRIBUTE GALLONS EXEMPTED FROM SMALL REFINERIES TO OTHER REFINERS - CENSKY
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Justice: Ritual murder committed out of zealotry is not a religiously exempted medical procedure.
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We can speculate all we want as to the reason why Florida was exempted.
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The proposals — which would have exempted children on their parents' farms — were quickly dropped.
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Pickup trucks built in both countries will be exempted entirely, the side-letter said.
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Queensland, the third-largest state, has never exempted priests from mandatory reporting of abuse.
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Under the state's marital disqualification rule, spouses are typically exempted from testifying about such conversations.
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Companies applying for exemptions would also be required to report any crashes involving exempted vehicles.
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Only genuine trade financing, approved intragroup transfers and a few other categories will be exempted.
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The new order also exempted permanent residents and current visa holders from the travel ban.
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In February the FCC exempted ISPs with up to 250,000 subscribers from certain transparency rules.
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The European Union has been pushing to be exempted too, but so far without success.
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Children could be exempted only on medical grounds, if the shots were harmful to health.
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In October it exempted eight countries from the sanctions that went into place last November.
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Marshall was exempted due to the "extraordinary circumstances" the country was facing at that time.
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People on lower pay, making up to 15,000 rupees ($220) per month, would be exempted.
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Pakistani politicians will be exempted from the amnesty, which will be effective until June 30.
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"But there's also the possibility that Mexico is exempted from the 232," Kalach told Reuters.
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The city exempted the development from local zoning laws, allowing for taller-than-normal towers.
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He exempted Canada and Mexico, however, and held out the possibility of excluding other allies.
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Saudi troops currently involved in the country's war in Yemen were exempted, the statement added.
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But he exempted Canada and Mexico and held out the possibility of excluding other allies .
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Last month, India exempted feminine hygiene products (like tampons and pads) from its sales tax.
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The Obama administration exempted churches, mosques, synagogues and other houses of worship from the requirement.
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Japan was surprised when it wasn't exempted from Trump's steep tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Initial public offerings and short-term debt of less than 20123 days would be exempted.
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Companies with fewer than 50 workers would be exempted if they don't already provide coverage.
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With that agreement, more than 99 percent of Americans were exempted from the estate tax.
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With one exception: He exempted the countries where three Trump-owned golf courses are located.
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The exempted group includes Canada, Mexico, the European Union, Australia, Argentina, Brazil and South Korea.
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He was exempted from military service during the war because of a bone spur diagnosis.
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The sidewalk kiosks owned by a government-friendly advertising group were exempted from the ban.
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Religious women are exempted from army service because they adhere to strict rules of modesty.
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The UK, Ireland, and other countries not in the passport-free Schengen Area were exempted.
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The justices also exempted people with bona fide ties to U.S. companies, schools or organizations.
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Rural fuels were exempted, along with several industries and new classes of natural gas users.
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They earlier exempted nine commercial crimes from the new provisions after pressure from business groups.
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In 2009, Congress banned all flavored cigarettes, but, in a political compromise, it exempted menthol.
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Some landlords have cut rent in half, or even exempted tenants, for those hit hard.
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Since then, seven additional states have exempted menstrual products from state and local sales taxes.
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Specifically, the settlement had exempted Wells Fargo from controls on "golden parachute" payments to executives.
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While Dodd-Frank imposed liability on the agencies for false ratings, the SEC exempted them.
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Despite Uber and Lyft's aggressive lobbying campaigns, the two ride-hail companies were not exempted.
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A US State Department spokesperson has told CNN that US sanctions have exempted medical goods.
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What's happening: Goods to be exempted from China's tariffs include cancer drugs and some chemicals.
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Humanitarian and "emergency" flights are exempted, provided they are pre-approved by Baghdad, Abadi said.
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Their children are exempted from fighting the wars they start: they send our children instead.
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But he exempted Canada and Mexico and held out the possibility of excluding other allies.
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Because of the loophole, the number of exempted kids has grown, The Los Angeles Times reports.
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Facebook in 2011 sought to be exempted from election laws that require disclaimers on political ads.
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The program exempted Indian goods worth more than $6 billion from US import duties in 2018.
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Smartphones are explicitly exempted from the restrictions, while any device "larger than a smartphone" is included.
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The previous rounds of waivers exempted some 2 billion gallons of fuel production from the RFS.
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NAFTA opened up trade between America and Canada but exempted Mexico from some of its obligations.
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Mexico and Canada were exempted when former President George W. Bush imposed steel tariffs in 2002.
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But it has so far exempted the European Union from new tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Iran was exempted from an OPEC deal to reduce output by 1.2 million bpd starting Jan.
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The central bank has exempted Islamic banks from using interest-based benchmarks for some financing products.
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Will it reduce the number of exempted countries or there by any changes in the agreement?
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When Kansas recently exempted all pass-through income from taxes, thousands of these entities popped up.
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Just last year, Congress approved a law that narrowly exempted government robocalls aimed at collecting debt.
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Within days, the Trump administration exempted iPhones, along with other electronics products, from the tariff plan.
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Along with Nigeria, Libya was exempted from OPEC-led output cuts that were extended in November.
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Since 2001, the country has tax-exempted IT workers depending on the contribution of their employer.
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Trump has exempted Canada and Mexico from steel and aluminum tariffs to incorporate the NAFTA dealing.
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In 6900, Congress exempted U.S. corporations operating in Puerto Rico from paying federal corporate income taxes.
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And he stated he "closed" travel from Europe even though Americans and legal residents are exempted.
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But most United States exports to Mexico are also exempted from tariffs and other trade barriers.
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The FCC had decided cable broadband wasn't a telecommunications service and exempted them from the regulations.
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Libya and Nigeria will be exempted, as their output has been hurt by unrest and violence.
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The news boosted US stocks, particularly in the industries exempted until the end of the year.
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Under pressure from local business groups, they earlier exempted nine commercial crimes from the new provisions.
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Medicines were exempted from the original nuclear sanctions although shipping drugs into the country was difficult.
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These goods were exempted last year after manufacturers sent letters to the government asking for relief.
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Some of the exempted industries include health care operations, grocery stores, gas stations, laundromats and banks.
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It was not clear if the Malaysian team would be exempted from the new travel ban.
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The local government said some vehicles would be exempted, including shuttle buses and trucks moving supplies.
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Yes, but: Coal-reliant Poland, which balked at the target, is currently exempted from the agreement.
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Provisions that would have exempted single-family homes were defeated, and the law passed the Senate.
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But previous DOJ regulations exempted agencies under the DHS — including CBP and ICE — in certain circumstances.
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Since dogs in puppy mills are deemed livestock, they are exempted from the law as well.
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Instead Zekelman said he thinks how much each country will be exempted is up for negotiation.
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Now other states, like California, are seeking to be exempted and omitted from offshore drilling opportunities.
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Google has argued the language is considered "fair use" and thus exempted from certain copyright protections.
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In the mid-1990s, a similar arrangement in Kentucky exempted AHPs from benefit and rating requirements.
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It has now exempted Canada, Mexico, Australia, the European Union and Argentina from Section 28503 sanctions.
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Along with Nigeria, Libya has been exempted from OPEC-led production cuts designed to bolster prices.
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Such an order from the Energy Department would have, among other effects, exempted FirstEnergy Solutions Corp.
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But the figure he eventually produced so impressed the comrades that he was exempted from military service.
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Permanent US residents, or green card holders, for instance, are expected to be exempted from the ban.
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They should not be exempted from liability for any services they themselves offer, such as payment services.
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Last year it exempted doctors and nurses from this cap, but restrictions on other health workers remain.
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In 1982, the International Whaling Commission invoked a ban on commercial whaling, but scientific research was exempted.
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That would become far less feasible if the tariff were to rise tenfold, with NAFTA members exempted.
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They have been exempted from a ban on motorbikes (supposedly the jihadists' favourite ride) in central Mali.
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Potential production growth in countries exempted from making a cut, Libya and Nigeria, could undermine reductions elsewhere.
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Canada and Mexico say they should be exempted from such moves, and have warned they could retaliate.
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"Just about every major ICT product was exempted," one U.S. industry source said of the U.S. list.
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Iran was exempted from last month's OPEC deal to reduce output by 1.2 million bpd starting Jan.
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The legislation would subject the health insurance industry to antitrust laws that it is currently exempted from.
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In South Korea, the issue of whether athletes should be exempted from military duty can be sensitive.
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Murder defendants are exempted from the law, making New York the only state with such an exception.
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Why it matters: Trump had announced these tariffs back in March, but exempted some key trading partners.
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Cleaners, for example, are considered to provide an essential service, and are therefore exempted from the lockdown.
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Congress could have exempted from the tax any portion of an endowment that paid for financial aid.
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He suggested that such commuters should be exempted from a congestion fee, or somehow issued a credit.
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Association health plans are exempted from core Obamacare requirements like the coverage of certain essential health benefits.
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But strictly Orthodox Jews engaged in full-time religious studies have been exempted from compulsory military service.
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Mr. Trump was exempted from military service after receiving a diagnosis of bone spurs in his heels.
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The original bill would have exempted checks on gun sales or gifts among family members and friends.
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But small and large businesses are also exempted from this provision, leaving their employees potentially without benefits.
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But his administration has also frequently exempted small refineries from requirements to blend ethanol into their fuels.
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Independent truckers will be exempted from AB 5, California's new employee classification law (at least for now).
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The agency was also exempted from the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and the Federal Acquisition Regulations.
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New Jersey's proposed laws include only a small handful of exempted occupations, compared to the California law.
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New York City has been exempted from these miseries because the local economy has been so strong.
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Menthol and tobacco flavors are being exempted after a lobbying push by the tobacco and vaping industries.
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A few parts of the department that focus on national security, drugs and immigration have been exempted.
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Levy discovers she is not exempted from certain hard truths: Fate is arbitrary and beyond our control.
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The analysis assumed there were no countries exempted and the tariffs were also put on NAFTA partners.
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More than 2900 years have passed since the STB exempted our industry's rail shipments from its oversight.
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Canada and Mexico are also being exempted, and on the trade front, NAFTA is one hopeful spot.
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Semiautomatic rifles and shotguns that couldn't accept detachable magazines of more than five rounds were categorically exempted.
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It prohibited nineteen types of assault weapon but exempted more than six hundred other types of firearm.
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While Democratic governors in coastal states have sought to be exempted from offshore drilling, they aren't alone.
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But the market shook off some of its concerns when he exempted Canada and Mexico for now.
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This is especially true if other member states have exempted themselves from that rule in the past.
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The Disneyland Resort got itself exempted by asking the city to terminate two subsidies it was getting.
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That age increase covers flavored nicotine liquids sold to refill larger vaporizers, exempted in the new ban.
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China was not exempted even though it was a far smaller supplier than Canada or South Korea.
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Religious houses of worship are exempted from the mandate entirely, and certain employers can apply for exemptions.
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It exempted many community banks and credit unions from having to ensure borrowers can repay loans, as well.
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OPEC's share of the cut is about 1.2 million bpd and two members, Nigeria and Libya, were exempted.
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But when the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was drafting the rules, both wanted to be exempted from them.
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They had been exempted in August 2018 on grounds that they were essential for U.S. manufacturing and agriculture.
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Unlike the Senate bill, Vermont's law exempted a whole slew of products, including cheese and various meat products.
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Today tens of thousands of yeshiva students are exempted from military service, breeding resentment among those who serve.
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Many hospitals are lobbying to be exempted from scanning, or to be allowed to scan shipments in bulk.
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The delay will not affect inmates ages 16 and 17, who were exempted from solitary confinement last year.
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Exported petroleum products would not be subject to the fee and home heating oil would be temporarily exempted.
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Small refineries can be exempted from the RFS if they prove that complying would cause them financial strain.
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Young men are not allowed to leave the country without having done military service or being formally exempted.
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Previously all fixed-rate loans had been exempted from being set based on their marginal cost of funding.
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EU telecom regulators last year limited the extent to which some applications may be exempted from data limits.
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He exempted the Supreme Court from his decision solely because it gave his move a patina of legitimacy.
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If these drugs weren't exempted, tobacco and alcohol would likely be tightly controlled under the current scheduling regime.
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There will also be a 7-percent value-added tax, but general investors will be exempted, he said.
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Tokyo is one of the few American allies that hasn't been exempted from Trump's steel and aluminium tariffs.
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To lure people to this wild corner of the Earth, it exempted firms and residents from most taxes.
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She added that the TCU has in previous rulings exempted board members of responsibility for the losses incurred.
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The Secret Service's protective mission is considered an exempted activity that is not directly changed by the shutdown.
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Such sales violate a three-year-old deal which exempted government weapons imports from a U.N. arms embargo.
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That change also exempted the rule from 13045, which requires certain analysis for regulations that impact children's health.
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Currently, firms with an annual turnover of up to 2 million rupees are exempted from registration for GST.
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But exempted food products include frozen beef, as well as fresh, dried and canned fruits and cereal derivatives.
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OPEC has exempted Nigeria and Libya from the curbs due to unrest that has sapped those countries' production.
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Zinke announced last month that Florida would be exempted from the drilling plan after meeting with Florida Gov.
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Twitter (TWTR), which has a relatively small user base in Sri Lanka, has been exempted from the restrictions.
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But substances aimed at this kind of harm reduction could presumably be illegal under the law unless exempted.
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In November, CMS exempted nursing homes that violate new patient safety rules from financial penalties for 18 months.
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He exempted Canada and Mexico, and held out the possibility of later exempting other allies, such as Australia.
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Also exempted: farmers' markets, car repair shops, hardware stores, dry cleaners and companies that provide payroll or security.
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The U.K. and Ireland are exempted from the restrictions, as are American citizens who have undergone virus screening.
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An option to consider is importing German steel — which so far has been exempted from the protectionist fusillade.
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Nigeria and Libya, both OPEC states, are exempted from the supply curbs deal and have been lifting output.
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Nigeria and Libya are exempted from curbing output as they seek to restore supplies hurt by internal conflicts.
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S. ships from transporting goods within U.S. internal waterways, it could be exempted from the non-discrimination requirement.
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But in reality the price of the metal declined because he exempted Canada and Mexico from the tariffs.
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Farmworkers were exempted to appease Southern politicians whose constituents relied on agriculture, areas where farmworkers were largely black.
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OPEC exempted the two nations from cutting production because their output had already tanked due to domestic conflicts.
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The president said then that he was considering a ban on flavored vaping products that exempted vape shops.
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"That bill of lading should have exempted us from the tariff," said Cindy Brown, president of CV Bean.
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However, if he produces his own bottle immediately, he is exempted, and it is you who must chug.
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The president exempted Mexico and Canada from the taxes and said it would consider waivers for other countries.
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HHS had rejected a request by Native American tribes to be exempted from the work requirements in January.
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The real question is whether employees can be exempted from such disputed activities without causing a business hardship.
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As we reported, the Army Corps of Engineers was not exempted from the mandate as a defense agency.
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Last year, Congress passed a bill that exempted a number of goods, including TV components, from those tariffs.
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The United States imposed tariffs on metal imports in March, but at the time exempted Canada and Mexico.
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So I felt that me going on the show kind of exempted me from having to have that conversation.
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"Interestingly, the final list of 6,000 Chinese products that were targeted, neodymium and other metals were exempted," Kanko said.
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All individuals would also make contributions – unless exempted – and would be eligible for a range of social welfare benefits.
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Just 22016 percent of kids who were exempted from vaccination last year in Washington were excused for medical reasons.
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But small oil refineries can be exempted from the standard if they prove that compliance would cause disproportionate hardship.
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Some high-profile categories on the list were ultimately exempted, including the code for AirPods and the Apple Watch.
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Ali argued that as a black Muslim he was a conscientious objector and should be exempted from the draft.
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Certain online retailers, sales to friends and family, and sales at gun shows are still exempted from this obligation.
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The U.S. tariffs took effect on March 23, though some U.S. allies including Canada were exempted until May 31.
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Alaska's North Aleutian Basin/Bristol Bay will be exempted after drilling was barred there by a previous executive order.
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For 85 years, the law has exempted goods derived from slavery if American domestic production could not meet demand.
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Under the plan, banks with less than $250 billion in consolidated assets would be exempted from the 'qualitative' review.
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What's exempted: The bill will not mandate labeling for any traits developed through RNA interference or through gene editing.
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In addition, the government has exempted hybrids from various taxes, in an attempt to clear the air in Ulaanbaatar.
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Community banks want themselves exempted from Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rules on the types of loans they can issue.
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Also, certain advanced facilities were exempted from legacy regulations as a way to encourage investment in next-generation networks.
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But small refineries can be exempted from the RFS if they prove that complying would cause them financial strain.
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Last year, the central bank said those smaller lenders would be exempted from tests of internal controls and planning.
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But regulations do require that they report money that will be reinvested overseas and thus exempted from U.S. taxation.
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One-hundred-percent fruit juices and zero-calorie diet drinks are to be exempted, along with dairy-based beverages.
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Except where they are explicitly exempted, current safety standards for traditional vehicles also apply to autonomous vehicles under development.
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"Just because you're a journalist, you're not exempted from assassination, if you're a son of a bitch," he said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Environmental Protection Agency has exempted one of the nation's largest oil refining companies, Andeavor ANDV.
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Iran, Libya and Nigeria, whose output has been hit by sanctions or conflict, have also asked to be exempted.
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Drivers of Tesla vehicles and others who carried high loan balances were exempted from CPI, according to the lawsuit.
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"You are not exempted from assassination if you are a son of a bitch," he had said on Tuesday.
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Refugees with a "bona fide" relationship to the United States were exempted from the ban, the Supreme Court held.
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Other streaming music services may also be exempted at a later date if Line forms partnerships with other companies.
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Beijing in September also exempted cancer drugs and a total of 16 American products from tariffs for a year.
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But an aide to President Trump suggested earlier this week that vape shops might somehow be exempted from restrictions.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross and U.N. World Food Programme were exempted from the ban, it said.
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Special grants from the Environmental Protection Agency exempted pollution limits at the plant, which will utilize several hazardous chemicals.
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" Zachary himself has pondered whether "women have been exempted from certain forms of self-doubt, which might be gendered.
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However, the meaning is clear in double negative phrasing used to describe which banks are exempted from the rule.
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ANS had been exempted from a decades-long U.S. ban on crude exports which was lifted late last year.
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In Warren's plan, all net worth under $50 million is exempted, compared to $32 million for the Sanders plan.
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Japan was the only major US ally not to be exempted from Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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Under a compromise proposal presented to ministers on Tuesday, securities traders would have been exempted from the new rules.
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President Trump tweeted on Friday that the "great nation of Australia" may be exempted from steel and aluminum tariffs.
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India launched its own challenge over the tariffs — a step Delhi had threatened to take if it wasn't exempted.
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However, he said Mexico and Canada should be exempted from the measures as NAFTA allies of the United States.
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"It implies that any substance, other than those exempted, has at least the risk of causing harm," they write.
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Meanwhile, of course, the harms of exempted and legal psychoactive substances such as tobacco and alcohol are well documented.
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Libya and Nigeria were exempted from a recent OPEC pledge to reduce oil production by around 1.8 million bpd.
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The proposal comes less than a year after a US Appeals Court exempted the funds from similar US regulation.
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Five decades ago, Mr. Trump was exempted from military service during the Vietnam War with a bone spur diagnosis.
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On the trade front, China's Ministry of Finance announced that 16 American products will be exempted from additional tariffs.
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And it temporarily exempted South Korea, which most trade hawks consider a major source of the steel overcapacity problem.
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Japan and Korea are hoping that, as allies, they would be exempted — but they appear prepared to fight back.
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The debate is reminiscent of the one that occurred when Britain exempted airports from licensing laws in the 1950s.
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It exempted Nevada, where sports betting has long been legal, along with sports lotteries in Delaware, Montana and Oregon.
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Large companies with over 500 employees are exempt, and businesses with under 50 employees can be exempted as well.
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Federal law bans such redirections elsewhere, but the Port Authority was one of several airport operators that were exempted.
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Below is the statement and updated catalog of exempted Tesla vehicles from China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
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Long-term residents, family members of EU citizens, diplomats and health-care workers would be exempted from the ban.
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But the idea can be contentious: In California, the cement industry fought hard to be exempted from the rule.
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Supermarkets, pharmacy stores and food delivery services were exempted from the latest measures, the country's alternate government spokesman said.
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Black people, who make up 23 percent of enrollees, would have made up just 1.2 percent of the exempted.
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The revised version also exempted permanent residents and current visa holders, a significant scaling back of the ban's scope.
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Minerals for sale which are "exclusively for livelihood purposes" are exempted, which analysts said would be impossible to monitor.
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The legislation exempted numerous professions, including doctors and hairstylists, and more groups will likely challenge the bill in court.
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Hemings and her sisters, unlike all others on the mountain, were totally exempted from fieldwork, even during harvest time.
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Small businesses in Hubei should be exempted from paying value-added tax from March until the end of May.
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The mystery of Middle East politics is why Palestinians have so long been exempted from these ordinary moral judgments.
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Happy Tuesday and welcome back to Overnight Finance, where all of our favorite readers are exempted from tariffs forever.
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In earlier proposals, the FDA would have exempted menthol e-cigarette products from regulation until menthol cigarettes were banned.
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The court allowed the ban to go ahead but exempted people with "bona fide relationships" in the United States.
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Lighthizer identified the countries initially exempted from the steel and aluminum tariffs in response to a question from Sen.
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He said South Korea would seek cooperation from the United States to get inter-Korean exchanges exempted from sanctions.
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As more projects are exempted, less information will be available about their potential impacts on communities and the environment.
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Libya and Nigeria were exempted from a recent OPEC pledge to cut oil production by around 6003 million bpd.
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Restaurants were exempted, Ms. Tucker said, because the biggest concerns at the time were farming practices and food production.
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Livestock producers are permanently exempted from the EPA's greenhouse gas regulations, killing any efforts to keep them in check.
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Seniors and people with disabilities would be exempted, but would inevitably be hurt as the program itself undergoes cuts.
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"The NSA effectively has exempted itself from the most significant protections afforded to individuals in the Privacy Act," she said.
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But unlike his original executive order from January, those with green cards or valid visas are exempted from the ban.
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They encouraged landlords to demolish properties and build pricey new ones, since these were exempted, as would happen in Berlin.
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But because of the market, plastic utensils and straws have been exempted in Seattle's ban until now, the newspaper reported.
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OPEC members Libya and Nigeria have been exempted from supply curbs as their oil industries recover from years of unrest.
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It exempted travelers and refugees who have a "bona fide relationship" with a person or entity in the United States.
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Spain, Ireland, Portugal and several states on the EU's eastern flank wanted that exempted and subject to a separate law.
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He further reinforced a sense of impunity every time he exempted Mr. Putin from direct criticism for Russia's reprehensible behavior.
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The point I'm trying to make is that it has been a good week for Black folks, Kanye West exempted.
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Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge said she was disappointed Fox exempted the six farmers but pleased he dismissed their lawsuit.
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Collaborative platforms can be exempted from being held liable for information they store on behalf of those offering a service.
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Not everything will be taxed, either: "the first 2.5 gigawatts of imported solar cells will be exempted," the Times reports.
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Although the Israeli government has long exempted churches from taxes, Jerusalem's municipality has demanded that their businesses pay local levies.
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OPEC members Libya and Nigeria were exempted from the cuts due to years of unrest that have sapped their output.
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"Just because you're a journalist you are not exempted from assassination, if you're a son of a bitch," Duterte said.
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"Just because you're a journalist you are not exempted from assassination, if you're a son of a bitch," Duterte said.
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Therefore, this is in addition to the already exempted categories under PMJDY accounts and Basic Savings Bank Deposits Accounts (BSBD).
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But a few of those countries (Libya, Nigeria, Indonesia) are exempted from the limits agreed upon in the latest deal.
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There will also be a value-added tax on such trade but retail investors will be exempted, he told reporters.
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Several countries, including some of the largest steel exporters to the U.S., have since been temporarily exempted from the tariffs.
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Under a 1983 document, IRS rules were largely exempted from review by OMB's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA).
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Under a 1983 document, IRS rules were largely exempted from review by OMB's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA).
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"Parents cannot be exempted from placing infants in car seats simply because they do not 'believe' in them," argues PIDS.
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OPEC members Libya and Nigeria were exempted from the limits to help their oil industries recover from years of disruptions.
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"The cultural assets are exempted," Culture Minister Myrsini Zorba told reporters on Tuesday, announcing a ministerial decree on the matter.
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South Korea's KOSPI climbed 143 percent, adding to gains made after the U.S. exempted the country's steel from import tariffs.
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He said that Canada and Mexico were being exempted for now, and that allies like Australia could later be excluded.
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In each of the four years, the first 211 gigawatts of imported solar cells will be exempted from the tariff.
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Pot lounges — called "marijuana hospitality establishments" — that could allow consumption and be exempted from the state's indoor clean-air laws.
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Indeed, countries that have produced most of the terrorists that have attacked Americans in America are exempted from the ban.
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The decision invalidated a previous policy under then-President George W. Bush that exempted most farms from such reporting requirements.
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The increase was largely due to raising oil production from OPEC member Libya, which was exempted from the output cuts.
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The agency, the main regulator for federal banks, exempted Wells Fargo from some controls on "golden parachutes" in that settlement.
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On Monday, another court granted steel producer Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional a similar injunction that exempted it from the additional charge.
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OPEC states Libya and Nigeria were exempted from the limits to help their oil industries recover from years of unrest.
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He said Iraq was committed to the success of the production-cut agreement "even though it should have been exempted".
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But countries like Japan, Turkey and Russia have not been exempted, leaving companies that use their metals anxious and uncertain.
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In 2016, the New York Times reported that Trump had been medically exempted from military service during the Vietnam War.
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Last month, Facebook announced it had exempted politicians from third-party fact-checking, allowing them to put misinformation in ads.
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Even though the sanctions exempted essential supplies, widespread shortages of food, medicine and medicinal goods have been reported throughout Iran.
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The proposed increase of the low-volume threshold may have unintended consequences of encouraging exempted physicians to abandon their EHRs.
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The CFPB's attempt to regulate auto dealers, a group explicitly exempted from the agency's purview, has also been rightly criticized.
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Congress in 2009 prohibited all characterizing flavors from cigarettes, though it exempted menthol amid intense lobbying from the tobacco industry.
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Usually, patients pay for the drug themselves and several states have explicitly exempted workplace compensation insurers for covering such costs.
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But in 1986, Congress exempted crimes that were punishable by the death sentence from the five-year statute of limitations.
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In 21625, the Federal Election Commission narrowly exempted political advertising on Google from rules requiring identification of each ad's buyer.
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"The president indicated that, if we can work something out with Canada and Mexico, they will be exempted," Ross said.
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The rules were intended to curb golden parachute packages, and Wells Fargo's severance plan is not eligible to be exempted.
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AND THAT'S ONE OF THE REASONS THAT HE EXEMPTED CANADA AND MEXICO, THE TWO NAFTA PARTNERS, BECAUSE IT WAS OVERDONE.
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For too long, we have exempted digital ads from important political advertising rules that apply to broadcast media and radio.
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There's recent precedent here: Thin-film solar modules are already exempted from any tariffs or quotas in this trade case.
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Per CNBC, which translated the documents, tariffs already imposed on goods to be exempted on "List 1" will be refunded.
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When tax season rolls around, they're exempted from having to pay taxes on that money (which never hits their pockets).
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For a while, light trucks were exempted from the fuel efficiency, and there was a big market shift towards those trucks.
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The revised directive, which will take effect on March 16, also exempted permanent residents of the US and current visa holders.
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"There may be very important health related uses of cell phones that probably should be exempted from peoples' plans," Bernstein said.
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In New York and in nearly every other state, children may be exempted from vaccination requirements for medical or religious reasons.
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Congress took steps to curb REITs last year, which exempted Caesars because it had already applied for a ruling from IRS.
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But Shanmugam argued that it would not make sense for Congress to have exempted such a narrow category from the law.
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"The proclamation dropped multiple Muslim countries and exempted multiple types of non-immigrant visas even from the Muslim countries," he said.
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Beginning in the fall, schools in the Columbiana Exempted Village School District in Ohio will begin using devices called 'Threat Extinguishers.
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The approach would mean that banks are exempted in part from paying the ECB's -0.40% annual charge on their excess reserves.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in 2015 mandated ESC for truck tractors and most buses but exempted school buses.
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All employees are subjected to the conditions, though 67.1 percent of government workers have asked to be exempted from the shutdown.
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In 47 states, parents are exempted from vaccinating their children for religious reasons, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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It's also about the value of government transparency, and whether a rich and famous person should be exempted from the rules.
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The agency said the transactions processed through a clearing agency or executed on an exchange would be exempted from the rules.
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Governments can be exempted from requests if they put companies or governments at a competitive disadvantage (with other states, for example).
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In 17 states, primarily in the southern U.S., child farm laborers are exempted from most or all of state labor laws.
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The only time the law has been waived, for George Marshall in 1950, the waiver exempted Marshall from the military code.
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A related provision that would have exempted diapers from sales tax was not included in the 2019 budget, according to DCist.
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Potential violations will be subject to instant replay review, as will "neighborhood play" calls, which previously were exempted from replay review.
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The I.A.A.F. said that the exempted athletes would not compete in Rio under the Russian flag but rather as unaffiliated athletes.
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The U.S. has temporarily exempted Canada, Mexico and the European Union as it tries to reach separate terms with those entities.
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Canada and Mexico have been exempted from the tariffs, and Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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That is why they exempted employers with fewer than 50 employees from the health coverage mandate that applies to larger employers.
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"The latest sanctions are more symbolic than anything else, as the oil sector remains exempted," said UBS oil analyst Giovanni Staunovo.
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France, which added border controls after the November 2015 terror attacks, is exempted since it remains in a state of emergency.
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Libya is one of two OPEC members exempted from recent production cuts as it seeks to recover from years of conflict.
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This was because of a recently closed legal loophole that previously exempted U.S. territories from the Investment Company Act of 1940.
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The FOIA opened most U.S. executive records to public inspection, unless those records are specifically exempted or completely excluded from disclosure.
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Libya, as well as Iran and Nigeria, were exempted by the other 11 members of OPEC when they agreed on Sept.
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Last year, President Obama announced an experimental educational program (exempted from regulatory requirements) known as the Second Chance Pell Pilot Program.
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Arkansas officials, trying to minimize coverage losses, effectively exempted two-thirds of the eligible people from having to report work hours.
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On Thursday, the United States temporarily exempted the European Union, Canada, Mexico, South Korea, Australia, Argentina and Brazil from the tariffs.
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The exempted countries account for more than half of the $29 billion in steel sold to the United States in 2017.
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Newspaper bags would also be exempted, as would garment bags and bags sold in bulk, such as trash or recycling bags.
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But some of the country's biggest importers — India, South Korea, Japan and China — are said to be exempted for six months.
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However, in 1986, Congress exempted any crime that was punishable by the death sentence from the five-year statute of limitations.
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To add further insult, soldiers stationed on reservations were exempted from the booze ban and enjoyed government-supplied daily whiskey rations.
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More than 272 percent of Dutch people have insurance; people with conscientious objections are exempted from the mandate to buy insurance.
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And, despite clear evidence that they are major greenhouse gas emitters, CAFOs have thus far been exempted from reporting their emissions.
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Also, 1631 would have exempted some large industrial facilities like factories and paper plants, which helped win support from organized labor.
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His proposal for more oil drilling in US coastal waters initially exempted the state where he owns a beachfront private club.
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Japan has announced that it would look to be exempted from the metal tariffs, though they came into effect on Friday.
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Some, such as Long Beach and Burbank, have already altered their bills and exempted hookah after pushback from people like Khoury.
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State legislators were considering a bill backed by workers' compensation insurers that would have exempted them from paying for medical marijuana.
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The court refused because the government failed to make clear in the executive order that green-card holders would be exempted.
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Nigeria was at first exempted from the deal because its output was limited by unrest in the oil-producing Delta region.
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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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Ironically, the CAA was a serious attempt to bring Congress under many labor laws from which it had previously exempted itself.
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Soon, the United States exempted South Korea, a major steel exporter, in exchange for opening its market to American-made automobiles.
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European Union citizens and permanent residents, family members of EU nationals, diplomats, doctors and medical researchers would be exempted, she said.
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He confirmed China has resumed its purchase of American farm goods and said the tariffs on those orders will be exempted.
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They presented options to boost ethanol demand, which farmers say has slumped since the EPA exempted dozens of refineries from ethanol requirements.
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The report said production by all OPEC members, including cut-exempted Nigeria and Libya, fell by 890,000 bpd to 32.14 million bpd.
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Federal rules implemented under Obamacare required employers to provide health insurance that covers birth control, but religious houses of worship were exempted.
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Exempted from military service, he survived the war, only to be gunned down in a robbery by Soviet soldiers in September 19523.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan released a statement Thursday saying he opposes the tariffs but is relieved that Trump exempted Canada and Mexico.
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He said the changes would have exempted tobacco used in hookahs, or water pipe smoking, and excluded tobacco products patented before 2000.
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China exempted itself, before the tribunal hearing, from facing compulsory dispute resolution on matters of "sea boundary delimitations" — as UNCLOS itself allows.
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A wealth tax might have the same effect — encouraging billionaires to leave more to foundations — if the wealth tax exempted the foundations.
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While only Canada and Mexico are currently exempted from the tariffs, the White House has said other countries could also seek exemptions.
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They include "semi-dark" stock auctions and services to deal with larger-value orders, which will be exempted from the new rules.
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So states where sport betting was legal in 1992—Delaware, Montana, Nevada and Oregon—were at least partially exempted from the ban.
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The EPA would require larger refineries to add more ethanol based on government projections rather than the actual amount of gallons exempted.
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Both countries have boosted production since they were exempted from an OPEC-led deal to cut output, weighing on global prices LCOc1.
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Billie declined to divulge both which country it procures its blades from and whether the company would be exempted from the tariff.
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The second is exemptions, by which automakers can request that specific test fleets with new technologies be exempted from specific existing standards.
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It has asked the European Union — subject to Mr. Trump's proposed tariffs but temporarily exempted — to take its side in the dispute.
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The strategy is to hedge its bets between Washington and Beijing, in part depending on whether it is exempted from the tariffs.
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Lighthizer told U.S. lawmakers on Thursday that the European Union, along with Argentina, Australia, Brazil and South Korea, would also be exempted.
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Congress took steps to curb REITs last year, but Caesars was exempted because it had already applied for a ruling from IRS.
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Starting on July 19th, T-Mobile customers will have Pokémon Go data exempted from their high-speed data caps for a year.
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The Trump administration has already permanently exempted South Korea from tariffs because the country agreed to quotas under a new trade deal.
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But he exempted Canada and Mexico, backtracking from earlier pledges of tariffs on all countries, while other countries can apply for exemptions.
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New emails reveal that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) exempted Utah oil and gas producers from key smog requirements, according to Politico.
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Congress was also exempted by the Obama administration from paying taxes on their insurance plans, which saves each member $12,000 a year.
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Mexico, Canada and Australia have been exempted from the tariffs and Trump has signaled that exemptions might be available to other nations.
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Libya along with Nigeria was exempted from a recent agreement by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to limit output.
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The rule came from just-passed legislation that exempted farmers from having to report emissions derived from animal waste and other pollutants.
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Those employees "exempted" under the ADA, such as National Weather Service meteorologists, are still not paid, at least until the government reopens.
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Supreme Court and appeals court picks, Cabinet nominations and roughly a dozen boards and commissions would be exempted from the rules change.
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GM's petition suggested a cap of 40,000 vehicles that could be exempted while Volvo suggested that the government not impose any cap.
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In case it wasn't already clear, Christians and Muslims have been going at it well before the respective religions became tax exempted.
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It would have exempted abuse-of-power offences involving sums below 200,000 lei ($48,000) from prosecution - shielding hundreds of officials from justice.
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The rule came from just passed legislation that exempted farmers from having to report emissions derived from animal waste and other pollutants.
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Indian officials told Reuters last month that India would open a WTO dispute if Indian firms were not exempted from the tariffs.
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Mr. Bennett said the government exempted the project from the commission review because that watchdog group lacked the necessary resources and expertise.
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Department of Homeland Security guidance suggested the restrictions exempted US nationals and permanent residents, who would face quarantine when they came home.
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Then came what looks like a climb-down: The administration has exempted Canada, Mexico, the European Union and others from those tariffs.
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Many of the countries that were exempted are engaged in trade talks in which the United States is trying to win concessions.
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Today, the most consequential manifestation of American political narcissism is the extent to which the United States Constitution is exempted from critique.
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Conversely, in about 95 percent of households in the rural counties that would be exempted from work requirements, someone owns a car.
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Euro zone banks will be exempted from paying the ECB a penalty charge on idle cash worth six times their mandatory reserves.
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The executive order freezes assets of the government of Venezuela and associated entities and prohibits economic transactions with it, unless specifically exempted.
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The issue has since become tendentious, with the number of those who have been exempted by now amounting to tens of thousands.
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The FMCSA exempted 31 truck drivers from vision requirements that would otherwise prohibit them from operating a commercial motor vehicle between states.
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Trump has already given in and exempted the European Union, at least for the moment, from his global steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Meanwhile, international inspectors must have access to all of Iran's nuclear-related facilities, including the military sites currently exempted by the deal.
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Reform also evened out the playing field and presented new opportunities for the smaller banks and credit unions exempted from the law.
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Most Arabs are exempted from military service, thus losing veteran benefits; but Druze Arabs are conscripted like Jews, and Bedouin can volunteer.
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Ethanol producers want the oil industry as a whole to blend in any gallons of ethanol small refineries are exempted from using.
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The administration has given no indication of whether the same countries will be exempted this time and if so on what conditions.
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A coalition spokesman did not reply to requests for comment on why the car-laden dhows have been exempted for so long.
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The president issued a revised travel ban, one that exempted Iraqis but still drew lawsuits claiming it amounted to discrimination against Muslims.
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You would be exempted because you have been through boot camp and know how to be a man and use this gun.
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At issue is an obscure question of whether a Reagan-era agreement that exempted IRS regulations from OMB review should be retained.
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Auto dealers, who tend to be prominent constituents in most congressional districts, lobbied successfully to be exempted from regulation by the bureau.
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Organizers UEFA were exempted from taxation in 2014 but French sports minister Patrick Kanner said that it remained a "good operation economically".
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The Trump administration exempted Apple's AirPods and Apple Watch from its latest round of Chinese products targeted with a new 10 percent tariff.
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The Apple Watch and AirPods earphones were exempted last month from a new round of Chinese import tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump.
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Pregnant women, medically frail enrollees, students, some caregivers and people in substance use treatment are among those that are exempted from the requirements.
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Kelly said it's a "good assumption" to believe legal permanent residents or green card holders will be formally exempted from the executive order.
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The Journal described the version that exempted existing visa holders as a "late draft" that could change before Trump signs the official order.
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At a speech before the signing, he said Canada and Mexico were exempted from the levies, and other countries may be given exemptions.
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It could have exempted the head of the ruling party from facing charges of paying people for work they may not have performed.
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There are exceptions: Pregnant women, children, the elderly and disabled, and adults caring for kids younger than 6 years old would be exempted.
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This refers to a sale of the business to a partner, which should be exempted from the franchisor's specifically stated right to purchase.
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Swiss bank UBS was exempted from a 285 million euro fine since it alerted the existence of two cartels to the European Commission.
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The company claims it can actually increase employees take-home salary by at least 10 percent through the use of tax-exempted benefits.
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Certain councils will soon be exempted from limits on how much they can borrow, which will allow them to boost spending on construction.
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But the government has argued that facilities like Homestead can be exempted from some Flores rules, in part because they're on federal land.
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They have exempted schools from anti-discrimination rules pertaining to employment, admissions, housing and the provision of facilities like restrooms and locker rooms.
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SCOTUS gave Trump a partial victory by blocking a San Francisco court's decision that would have exempted thousands of refugees from the ban.
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Iran, Libya and Nigeria, meanwhile, will remain exempted from the production cuts for the first six months of 2017, OPEC's Secretary General said.
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The White House ultimately reneged on that, arguing that because Keystone has already been in the works, it was exempted from any requirements.
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Last week, the White House said the Keystone would be exempted from Trump's new order that all pipelines be built with U.S. steel.
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The Supreme Court won't stop a lower court order that exempted grandparents and other family members from President Trump's travel and refugee bans.
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"Defending their inalienable rights, ensuring their fundamental freedoms and respecting their dignity are duties from which no one can be exempted," he said.
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The Americans will use Ghana's radio spectrum for free and will be exempted from paying taxes on equipment imported into Ghana, it said.
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Exempted employees (or those considered especially vital) continued working without pay, receiving a paycheck for that time after a funding bill was passed.
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The next bucket is exempt offerings, so if you have an ICO, you have to fit into one of those types of exempted.
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And those who attend classes online or are taking graduate, non-degree programs at Penn State's Great Lake campus will also be exempted.
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And while Azar said in September the ban would include menthol, White House officials have indicated that the menthol flavor could be exempted.
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The DOL's new rule attempts to fix a discrepancy in the Employee Retirement Investment Security Act, which exempted broker-dealers from fiduciary status.
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Turkey today is home to about 50,000 Armenians, practically all of whom live in Istanbul, which was mostly exempted from the mass deportations.
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But his administration has also delayed and exempted some goods from tariffs to shield consumers from higher costs driven by his trade war.
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"Specifically, organizations that have members that join for less than $10,000 will be exempted from the legislation's proposed reporting requirements," Haller's letter said.
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Gains could be averaged over a number of years to smooth out stock market volatility and small shareholders could be exempted from tax.
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Most raw food items including milk will be exempted from tax while the panel still has to finalize rates for processed food items.
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There are already reports that Juul is pushing to get its mint and menthol flavors exempted from any eventual e-cigarette flavor ban.
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OPEC has exempted Nigeria and Libya from the curbs, leaving them free to ramp up output that had been sapped by local unrest.
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However, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday the United States might consider requests from some countries to be exempted from sanctions.
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If the Fed had not exempted certain clearinghouses, it might have reduced the incentive for the banks to direct trades through the clearinghouses.
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Mexico and Canada were exempted from those U.S. measures, driving a 5 percent rally in the Mexican peso to a seven-month peak.
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Those who already have permanent residency or already hold visas are exempted from the ban, but cannot renew their visas after they expire.
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Those who already have permanent residency or already hold visas are exempted from the ban — but cannot renew their visas after they expire.
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In its decision, the European Union court exempted crops produced through older methods of altering DNA, saying they were not genetically modified organisms.
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Steel and aluminum tariffs were to be applied to all imports, then close allies were exempted, until two months later when they weren't.
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To help draw labor and capital, it will be exempted from Saudi regulations and very likely offer visa-free travel and other incentives.
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Many observers believe the justices are poised to reverse its 1992 ruling that exempted online retailers with no physical presence in a state.
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At the same time, the bill exempted certain high-paying professions from the Supreme Court ruling, such as doctors and real estate agents.
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Hit the brakes: A coalition of taxi drivers and owners filed suit to overturn the surcharge, saying that yellow cabs should be exempted.
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The Labor Department has exempted an unnamed organization from enforcing pay standards that are applied to employees, Noam Scheiber of the NYT writes.
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Australian nationals and residents are exempted from the bans, but are required to self-isolate from two weeks on their return to Australia.
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Mobile parks with rides that can be moved, like carnivals and state fairs, have less clout and are not exempted from federal regulation.
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Many argue that so-called Dreamers should be exempted from immigration law because they were mere children, brought here illegally by their parents.
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But previous DOJ regulations exempted agencies under the Department of Homeland Security — including CBP and ICE — from conducting such testing in certain circumstances.
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But previous DOJ regulations exempted agencies under the Department of Homeland Security — including CBP and ICE — from conducting such collection in certain circumstances.
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" A statement from Postmates said "AB5 is a blunt instrument, which is why lawmakers exempted 24 industries, seemingly at random, from its requirements.
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Facebook does have a third-party fact-checking program but for now has exempted posts and ads from political figures from that process.
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But state records show that at two other former Slavic Christian Academies more than half of students are exempted from the MMR vaccine.
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Sedjo argues that as U.S. forests are growing in aggregate, any forest biomass sourced for electricity production should be exempted from climate regulations.
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On Friday, banking regulators said they would review how the rule is being carried out to ensure that foreign funds are properly exempted.
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US trade officials held public hearings in late August on the proposed escalation, hearing from dozens of American businesses hoping to be exempted.
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The new version exempted key groups, like green card and visa holders, and dropped the section that would have given Christians special treatment.
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But the White House has exempted major aircraft parts from the tariffs to buffer U.S. airliners and Airbus' U.S.-based plants from harm.
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The exempted items came from different groups of tariffs that the Trump administration had placed on imported Chinese goods over the past year.
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The regime exempted companies from corporate income tax, duties and value-added tax on machinery, equipment and raw materials imported for manufacturing purposes.
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Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, said he was troubled to hear that South Korea would be initially exempted from the steel and aluminum tariffs.
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There are also doubts surfacing about OPEC's meeting next week, with Russia potentially seeking to have its condensates exempted from the production quotas.
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Dogs and other pets are generally banned from any Uber trips where multiple riders are pooled together, with service animals of course exempted.
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Europe, a traditional ally of the U.S. doesn't agree with the U.S. reasoning, and is currently looking to be exempted from those measures.
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At the time, the government did not announce that Mr. Obama had exempted Surt from the extra safeguards established by the 2013 rules.
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He voted to approve the Keystone Pipeline and supported legislation that exempted dozens of banks from the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law.
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Canada has been exempted from those tariffs, but only on a temporary basis, making long-term prices unpredictable and thus disrupting supply chains.
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Trump said on Thursday that Canada and Mexico would be exempted from the tariffs as they try to negotiate a larger trade agreement.
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It still exempted 903 smaller producing countries and regions, mostly in Southeast Asia and South America, like in the Philippines and El Salvador.
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Last year, Trump exempted Brazil an Argentina from a round of tariffs on steel and aluminum that he imposed for national security reasons.
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Baby: The Consumer Product Safety Commission is moving forward with new safety standards for baby products, which were exempted from Trump's regulatory moratorium.
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He has also threatened to slap steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, which would affect Mexico and Canada if they aren't exempted.
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Mexico, Canada and Australia have been exempted from the tariffs and Trump has left open the possibility that other nations could get exemptions.
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Australia and Argentina were exempted from tariffs from the start and together with Mexico they accounted for another 230% of the country's imports.
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Those taking the Brooklyn Bridge directly to the F.D.R. Drive to go north past the congestion zone would be exempted from the fees.
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" He said there were small parts of Huawei's business that could be exempted from a broader ban, but that it would be "very complicated.
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"If you have low employment income and most of your savings is in exempted retirement accounts, you can maximize your financial aid," Gurwitz said.
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His government in June exempted foreign retailers for three years from a requirement to locally source 30 percent of goods sold in their stores.
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There's precedent for this: In 2013, Harry Reid and the Democrats exempted executive branch nominations and non-Supreme Court judicial appointments from the filibuster.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin earlier said he expects countries in addition to Mexico and Canada to be exempted in the next couple of weeks.
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There has been talk that energy could be exempted, given the fact that the U.S. imports about 73 million barrels of oil every day.
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Abdul-Fattah said he drove from Paris to Syria to escape racism in France, and was exempted from military service because of his asthma.
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Why this matters: Social conservatives care deeply about the issue — that religious institutions should be exempted from providing contraception in their employee health plans.
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Subscribers: 22012,300,000Stock: $98.13 The initial version of T-Mobile's zero-rating service, Binge On, only exempted select video providers from the carrier's data caps.
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While the White House has exempted Canada and Mexico — for now — the European Union is already preparing to launch retaliatory tariffs against American products.
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But after pressure from news publishers that didn't want their ads promoting politicized articles to be included beside traditional campaign ads, Facebook exempted them.
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China exempted itself, before the tribunal hearing, from facing compulsory dispute resolution on matters of "sea boundary delimitations" — as the U.N. convention itself allows.
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Sitharaman said any startup that is registered with the Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion, a government body, will be exempted from the angel tax.
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Students and their families, as well as those with officially registered jobs in Istanbul, would be exempted from the need to relocate, he said.
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Foreign students are all but exempted from the ban (among the five banned Muslim-majority countries, only one ban — Syria — includes student visa holders).
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To slow the flow, the authorities exempted its young men from national service, which helped attract those seeking alternative lifestyles to districts like Kreuzberg.
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Purchasing taxes for new energy vehicles will continue to be exempted, with authorities looking to "adjust and improve" their subsidy policies, the ministry said.
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Without mentioning it, the court refused to block a federal district court judge's ruling expanding the categories of family members exempted from the restrictions.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer told U.S. lawmakers on Thursday that the European Union, Argentina, Australia, Brazil and South Korea, would also be exempted.
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Covered domestic violence screening and counseling for all adolescent and adult women, and exempted victims of domestic violence from fees for not buying insurance.
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They have several suggestions for doing this, but one of the ideas is to allow more insurance plans to be exempted from Obamacare regulations.
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More specifically, Clegg apparently told Tajani that 19 different parties and organizations could be exempted from the rules for a month before May 26.
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Marshall's 85033 waiver exempted him from the code, and not following suit would mean that Mattis could theoretically be court-martialed as Defense secretary.
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The Austrian, non-executive chairman of the Mercedes team, died on Monday and Hamilton had been exempted from media activities earlier in the week.
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In September, the ECB announced a tiered system of interest rates — meaning that a portion of bank deposits are exempted from an ECB charge.
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The EU and Canada are proposing that musical instruments made of rosewood be exempted from existing CITES controls on precious woods requiring trade permits.
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Michigan's plan had drawn national attention for a provision that would have exempted people in counties with high unemployment rates from the work requirements.
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He said that Mexico and Canada will be exempt from the tariffs and has left open the possibility for other countries to be exempted.
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The president explained to her that, because she was the mother of the accused, the law exempted her from swearing an oath of honesty.
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The move is likely to be part of efforts to have Washington add Japan to a list of countries exempted from the U.S. tariffs.
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Already, Apple has asked — and Trump has rejected, via a tweet — that parts for its new Mac Pro be exempted from the existing tariffs.
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The Supreme Court exempted from the ban travelers and refugees with a "bona fide relationship" with a person or entity in the United States.
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Nigeria, which has been exempted from OPEC-led production curbs, has agreed to cap or cut output when it stabilized at 1.8 million bpd.
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However, FOIA law allows for certain materials to be exempted from being made public, making it unlikely that the entire report would be released.
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The White House said that those countries would be exempted from the tariffs as talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement continue.
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Many trawls are required to use TEDs, but currently about 2,85033 vessels in the Gulf of Mexico and Southeast shrimp trawl fisheries are exempted.
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In its court filing, Hawaii echoed criticism from immigrant and refugee groups that the Trump administration had defined too narrowly who should be exempted.
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When Trump signed the tariffs, which slap levies of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum, only Canada and Mexico were exempted.
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In announcing the action last month, the White House cited national security concerns but also initially exempted certain countries, such as Canada and Mexico.
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Hana Heineken of Rainforest Action Network said a provision in the code exempted cheap plywood used to shape concrete from the sustainable sourcing regulations.
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In the early 2000s, Congress exempted fracking from provisions of the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act and the Safe Drinking Water Act.
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On Friday, Mr. Seko, the trade minister, said it was "extremely regrettable" Japan had not immediately been exempted from the steel and aluminum tariffs.
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This house was exempted from property taxes for 20 years, with 13 left, according to Mr. Gangi, as part of Panama's tax exoneration program.
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In short, it essentially exempted Congress from the Republican bill's weakened requirements for essential health benefits and protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced earlier this month that it would require other larger refineries to add those exempted gallons into their fuels.
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"The shift, which still must be formally proposed and codified, would effectively force bigger, non-exempted refineries to take up the slack," Bloomberg reports.
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Nigeria, which has been exempted from OPEC-led production curbs, also agreed to cap or cut output when it stabilized at 1.8 million bpd.
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However, online payment or unmanned stores that are not in a position to accept cash will be exempted from the rules, the PBOC said.
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He had exempted allies such as Canada and the European Union while talks continued with the leaders of those nations about a permanent waiver.
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DOE recommended between 20203 and 2018 an average of 770 million gallons for exemption, while EPA actually exempted an average of 1.3 billion gallons.
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Even in these times of life and death, I couldn't be exempted from this exhausting exercise, which the party is perpetually playing for keeps.
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President Trump had initially exempted these allies from the 25 percent tariff on steel and 10 percent tariff on aluminum he announced in March.
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Public health advocates criticized the new guidelines, saying they were not stringent enough and that users will still be attracted to the exempted flavours.
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The Oklahoma attorney general's office withheld some documents, asking the judge to determine if they can be exempted from the order requiring their release.
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Trump could determine that specific countries should be exempted from the proposed quota, based on the economic or security interests of the United States.
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Self-directed IRAs are covered under the rule, although their proponents argued that they should have been exempted during the debate about its creation.
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Apple — The Apple Watch and various other consumer gadgets are being exempted from the newest round of tariffs on goods imported from China. Amazon.
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Because it lacked a comma after "shipment," so the phrase could mean that "packing for shipment or distribution" was exempted, but not distribution itself.
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The prosecutor said redacted parts concerning the Stone case "relate to mental impressions and conclusions of government attorneys" that are exempted from disclosure rules.
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His epilepsy should have exempted him, but he didn't have a doctor's note to prove it, so he signed up for the job training.
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Menthol cigarettes were exempted for further study and so they stayed on shelves, though some lawmakers argue they should have been outlawed then, too.
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That could affect smaller technology firms such as Eero, a startup company that makes home routers and had asked to be exempted from the tariffs.
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Trump has said that the president is exempted from the federal conflict-of-interest regulations that usually bind elected officials — and he's right about that.
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The Oklahoma attorney general's office has withheld some documents, asking the judge to determine if they can be exempted from the order requiring their release.
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Someone witnessing a crime can call in, at which point the footage from that and nearby cameras are temporarily exempted from the five-day limit.
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The Obama administration exempted individuals in immigration detention, an exception that then-DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano said at the time was meant to be temporary.
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It is a mystery why World Bank employees should be exempted from taxes and provided with their own country club, the delightfully named Bretton Woods.
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It is likely exempted from the hiring freeze because of NSA's role in national security, but OPM hasn't issued clear guidance about the Stokes program.
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The finance ministry said foreign brokers will be exempted from paying income tax on commissions they earn from dealing in the new Shanghai crude futures.
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A US Appeals Court last year exempted CLOs from a similar US rule stemming from the massive Dodd-Frank regulation created after the credit crisis.
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But the Michigan plan comes with a twist: People who live in counties with higher unemployment rates — above 8.5 percent — are exempted from the requirement.
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Earlier this year, the Trump administration stripped India of a preferential status that exempted billions of dollars worth of products made there from U.S. levies.
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Companies could also be exempted if they do not sell or otherwise profit from the data, or if it is used only for employment purposes.
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Democratic commissioners were particularly concerned that Mark Zuckerberg and other high-level executives were exempted from any personal liability for the violations, the Post found.
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Or sense may prevail, as it did last month, when American allies such as Canada and Mexico were exempted from tariffs on steel and aluminium.
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Reuters reported last month that the provision had initially covered derivatives transactions, but such trades were later exempted in the bill passed by the Senate.
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The administration then could grant exemptions to other countries that have cooperated, like Korea, Canada and Mexico, but the European Union would not be exempted.
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Cecilia Kang TRADE A crucial deadline will pass on Tuesday for six American allies who were temporarily exempted from President Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs.
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In a move to further limit its use by high-income workers, they exempted those in "services" professions such as law and accounting from qualifying.
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Gottlieb also held out the possibility that premium cigars would be exempted from FDA oversight, but the overall outlook for traditional tobacco products appeared grim.
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At issue is a bill that would require ultra-Orthodox men studying the Torah to participate in the country's mandatory military conscription (they're currently exempted).
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The court blocked a lower court's ruling that would have exempted from the ban refugees who have contractual commitments from resettlement agencies -- about 24,000 people.
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The fireworks regulations are exempted from Trump's moratorium, because they address safety concerns and "would reduce the risk of injury to consumers," the agency says.
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The rule, championed by states such as California but opposed by the mutual fund industry, exempted state-run retirement plans from strict pension protection laws.
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Most Cabinet-level positions are exempted under the proposed rules change and would still be subjected to up to 30 hours of post-cloture debate.
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Units involved in combat operations in places like Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan may be exempted from the standdown but will conduct a review, Maj. Gen.
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"The EU should be fully and permanently exempted from these measures, as they cannot be justified on the grounds of national security," the Commission said.
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It had a flat rate paid by people of all income levels, and it completely exempted investment income like interest, stock dividends and capital gains.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) acted improperly when it exempted most farms from air pollution reporting requirements for emissions from animals waste, a court ruled.
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Smaller banks under the SRB remit, which has under its watch a total of 142 institutions, will be for now exempted from binding capital targets.
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Some farms will be exempted, however, including those which confine birds and those that perform full production cycles, from ducklings to transformation into end-products.
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The agency is reviewing applications from 37 truck drivers who want to be exempted from federal vision requirements they do not meet in one eye.
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Muni funds buy debt issued by cities and states, which pay interest exempted from U.S. federal income taxes, making them particularly appealing to wealthy investors.
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Hammond said it is possible that a Catholic plan in New York, called Fidelis, could be exempted and able to offer plans without abortion coverage.
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By the end of March, the list of the exempted would grow to include members of the European Union, Argentina, Australia, Brazil and South Korea.
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She pointed to the Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914, which exempted unions from previous legislation that left them vulnerable to charges of "conspiracy" for picketing.
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That position exempted him from the draft, but in 1941 he enlisted in the Army and was stationed in North Africa, and later in Italy.
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In recent months, Mr. Pruitt exempted more than two dozen small oil refineries from a mandate to use renewable fuels, like ethanol made from corn.
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Unless exempted by the Director of the Office of Management and Budget, our national parks may look drastically different by the time summer rolls around.
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At a White House meeting, Mr. Trump told a group of executives that he did not want any nation to be exempted from the order.
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Mr. Pompeo also said the list of waivers is far smaller than the 20 nations that were exempted from American sanctions under President Barack Obama.
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Some of the items being exempted from the tariffs are latex gloves, face masks, sanitizing wipes and antimicrobial products commonly seen in medical exam rooms.
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In the Senate's proposed tax bill, exempted income would temporarily double to $25.49 million per person — $22024 million for a couple — during the next decade.
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Essential service providers, including hospitals, police and media had been exempted from the stay-in-place orders, and many grocery stores and pharmacies remained open.
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Earlier this year, Trump removed India from a preferential status that exempted billions of dollars worth of goods made in that country from U.S. levies.
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It noted that some states have exempted manufacturing facilities for food, beverages and other packaged goods from instituting bans and curfews, while others have not.
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Last May, the Trump administration stripped India of a special status that exempted billions of dollars of its exports into the United States from tariffs.
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But the five Chinese news agencies whose employees are working in the United States will be exempted from that requirement, the State Department officials said.
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European sanctions are somewhat weaker than those imposed by the United States since they exempted some contracts signed before the sanctions were put in place.
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France, Germany and Japan exempt only 95 per cent of foreign income from taxation, not the 100 per cent exempted by the UK and Australia.
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The president temporarily exempted Canada and Mexico from the tariffs, arguing his administration would continue talks with the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) partners.
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The requirements are now enforced for all but eight of Kentucky's counties, which were exempted because they are involved in a federal job-training initiative.
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They first sent a request to his office on January 24 following conflicting statements over whether Florida would be exempted from the new drilling policy.
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This would be a process by which companies can request a particular steel product be exempted from tariffs — if U.S. producers do not supply it.
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Jeff Davis said this week that Mattis is working on a list of Iraqis who the Pentagon believes should be exempted from the temporary ban.
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But he exempted NAFTA partners Canada and Mexico, and the White House will let other nations justify their own case for exception from the tariffs.
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Banks with less than $250 billion in assets would be exempted from tougher Federal Reserve oversight, a level set at $50 billion under Dodd–Frank.
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The Piedmont region where Turin is located was exempted from the ban on Sunday and Juventus immediately said the game would go ahead with spectators.
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That designation exempted targeting decisions in that region from a similar "near-certainty" rule aimed at protecting civilians and instead substituted the looser battlefield standards.
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That suspension had already been limited by a Supreme Court ruling that exempted refugees with U.S.-based relatives or ties to U.S. companies or schools.
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In May, the FDA will require shops to prove the exempted flavored liquids pass a costly public health review process to remain on the market.
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Bloomberg notes that U.S. agricultural items such as soybeans and pork were not included on the list that would be exempted from the 25% tariffs.
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Venezuela, plus Iran and Libya, were exempted from making voluntary curbs under the OPEC+ deal, on the basis that their output would probably fall anyway.
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I was handed over to the military police and I was put in prison for three months for being gay, but I was exempted from service.
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The sticking point is a technical proposal to redistribute projected volumes that could be exempted in the future through the annual biofuel mandate from 2020 onwards.
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For example, they exempted people who would have qualified for Medicaid expansion in states that refused to expand the program under Obamacare from the mandate's penalty.
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The law, signed into law in March 2015 by Republican Governor Jack Dalrymple, exempted dairy and swine production from the state's Depression-era corporate farming prohibition.
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ICE also issued waivers to jails with deficient standards, exempted them from complying with others, and withheld information about their contracts "with key officials," inspectors found.
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Voters in Austin, Texas, over the weekend rejected a measure, Proposition 1, that would have exempted drivers from required fingerprinting as part of their background checks.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor questioned why — even if there is a line to be drawn — the cake baker should be on the exempted side of the line.
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His unique talent—being "Trump" or, as he often referred to himself, "the Trumpster," looming ubiquitous by reducing himself to a persona—exempted him from introspection.
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New Zealand had no such grounds for an outright ban on overseas investment in housing, but its Overseas Investment Act is exempted from the trade deal.
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They said the officials will present options to boost ethanol demand, which farmers say has slumped since the EPA exempted dozens of refineries from ethanol requirements.
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In the 1990s, though, the EPA decided that citronella was among a list of products posing "minimal risk to human health," and exempted it from regulation.
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If the European Union is not exempted, the European Commission has said that it should impose duties of 25 percent on a range of U.S. products.
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In the zones franches urbaines with which France started to experiment in the 22002s, small businesses are temporarily exempted from taxes and some social-security contributions.
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In commodities, oil prices briefly dipped on news of the impending restart of Britain's Buzzard oilfield and Iraq's wish to be exempted from OPEC production cuts.
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On top of all of that, two key OPEC countries exempted from the deal - Libya and Nigeria - have a large volume of oil production capacity offline.
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The issue arose after the government revoked a tax break on electronic goods, which had exempted Via Varejo from the so-called Pis and Cofins tax.
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Former President Barack Obama had opposed a previous House version of the bill in 2015 because it would have exempted tribes from some federal environmental regulations.
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The company produced 3.6 million tonnes of aluminum last year from its operations including in Canada and Australia, which are exempted from the section 232 tariffs.
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The thread was heavily moderated, and questions from new or rarely active accounts were automatically filtered out, although "public figures who support Trump" could be exempted.
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Well, first Congress could start by fixing the 1996 Communications Decency Act, which exempted internet providers from any liability for the things their users say online.
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It also exempted government agencies for up to 15 years from having to review their land management policies when a new species is designated as endangered.
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The Impact Aid Program provides funding for schools and education programs on military bases, Native American reservations and other federal lands exempted from local tax rolls.
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The White House, for example, said all countries exempted would still be subject to quotas, reducing the amount of steel and aluminum coming into the country.
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"It is important to note that some of the exempted countries are the biggest exporters of steel and aluminum to the United States," the department said.
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However, partisan lines have been drawn over whether some well-known companies, including many creditors and debt collectors, should be exempted from the TCPA's restrictions altogether.
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Even though the president said he would not back down, he suggested Canada and Mexico could be exempted if a new NAFTA trade deal was agreed.
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The amendment offered by Williams would have exempted car dealerships from a provision in the transportation bill that prohibits renting out vehicles subject to safety recalls.
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Interest rates in Japan and Switzerland are also negative, but banks are exempted from paying the central banks for parking cash up to a certain volume.
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"No one will be exempted from this generous relief," Mitsotakis said before the vote, adding that four million Greeks would soon benefit from the new measure.
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The Selective Service records that remain in the National Archives — many have been discarded — do not specify what medical condition exempted Mr. Trump from military service.
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Trump initially exempted Mexico, Canada and the EU from his hefty steel and aluminum tariffs, later choosing to move forward with them, citing national security concerns.
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However, senators exempted mutual funds from the provision after protests by some of the largest firms, including Vanguard Group and Eaton Vance, according to the Journal.
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The Federal Communications Commission has already exempted small providers for a year, but the House legislation would put the exemption on the books for five years.
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The rule allows employers to use tax-exempted funds, known as Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs), to give to workers for purchasing coverage in the individual market.
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The attorney general's office released more than 7,500 pages of emails late on Tuesday, holding back an unknown number of documents it called exempted or privileged.
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Eight "jurisdictions" will temporarily be allowed to keep buying Iranian oil, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Friday, without revealing the names of those exempted.
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The administration may still apply quotas on exempted countries to prevent a flood of foreign steel and aluminum in the U.S. market, per the White House.
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Mr. Newsom said that Disneyland and casinos were exempted from the restrictions for the time being, since they posed uniquely complicated challenges that require more conversations.
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In the meantime, the Ramirezes won a small concession after two lobbying trips to D.C. that resulted in all "historic cemeteries" being exempted from wall construction.
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Nonetheless, the White House exempted all but a tiny fraction of Venezuelans — those working for one of five government entities and their families — from the ban.
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Voting locations, such as schools and libraries, would not be need to be changed because of the public health emergency, as it exempted "facilities for voting."
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He said the local measures contradicted those issued by the federal government on Thursday, which called for a mandatory quarantine but exempted key agricultural export operations.
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"Travel by patients and medical providers for the purposes of medical treatment for DoD personnel and their families" will also be exempted, according to the Pentagon.
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The measure came as the White House listed the many American allies to be exempted from steel and aluminum tariffs that go into effect on Friday.
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Gun owners in New Zealand, responding online to the announcement, said it was confusing and began asking which of their weapons would be banned or exempted.
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But since fetal anomalies aren't exempted in New York's 24-week ban, she had to fly to Colorado and pay $25,000 cash to end the pregnancy.
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Many types of buildings were exempted from the caps, including houses of worship and apartment houses with rent-regulated units and other types of affordable housing.
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The measures will affect 26 European countries but the U.K. and Ireland are exempted from the restrictions, as are American citizens who have undergone virus screening.
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Trump said the ban would apply only to countries in the Schengen economic and travel zone, and that the United Kingdom and Ireland would be exempted.
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Parks are exempted from federal regulation, leaving supervision to the vagaries of the states, and six have no oversight: Alabama, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, Wyoming and Utah.
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Health workers and emergency personnel, security services, essential food, banking, water and telecommunication workers, laboratories and medical and hygiene product providers are exempted from the restrictions.
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Last week, Canada said temporary foreign workers with valid visas, on which the country's labor-strapped farms rely heavily, would be exempted from tightened border measures.
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He said the local measures contradicted those issued by the federal government on Thursday, which called for a mandatory quarantine but exempted key agricultural export operations.
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He was stung even more two weeks later when the president exempted every major American ally, except Japan, from stiff new tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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C.F.L. teams were then required to dress 20 Canadian-born players — now the number is 21 — but the United States teams were exempted from that rule.
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Last year, the Trump administration ended special trade treatment for India, removing a status that exempted billions of dollars of the company's products from US tariffs.
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But the formula unveiled by the agency Tuesday would require those refineries to add ethanol based on projections rather than the actual number of gallons exempted.
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Traders were eager to see how officials would deal with rising production from OPEC's Nigeria and Libya, which were exempted from last year's output cut deal.
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Unless otherwise exempted, homemade birthday cupcakes would be out, but many highly processed snacks, including some with considerable amounts of added sugar, would still be permissible.
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But George W. Bush specifically exempted from the rule his H.I.V./AIDS program, which would otherwise have been unlikely to meet its prevention and treatment targets.
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"I thought because permanent residents were exempted from this, it was fine, but because my Global Entry status was revoked, I have new concerns," he said.
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Firms with less than than $100 billion in assets were exempted from strict Fed oversight in May by the Dodd-Frank rollback law signed by Trump.
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By law, cars imported into the United States must pass a raft of federal safety and emission standards; cars at least 25 years old are exempted.
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Before the tariffs were to go into effect, Trump exempted the European Union from the order temporarily, along with other trading partners including Canada and Mexico.
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So far Cook has managed to keep Apple largely out of Trump's mess, but the mid-December tariffs would hit every Apple product that isn't exempted.
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In that case, the court ruled that self-produced child pornography or consensual sex acts by a minor were not exempted from the state's criminal statute.
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Called "the Florida Favor," no other state was exempted, even though every other state with a coastline objected to removing the ban, except Maine and Alaska.
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Exempted products include a wide range of steel, aluminum, plastic and vinyl-based construction supplies and equipment, electrical and plumbing materials, tools and other heavy machinery.
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The UAE, for example, is introducing a sales tax in 2018 to boost non-oil revenues, but has exempted aviation from the 5 per cent levy.
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The ruling exempted closely held corporations — notably, Hobby Lobby — whose owners have religious objections to some of the forms of birth control covered by the mandate.
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Now, Manafort's holdings were structured in a complex way, and the defense argued that that should have exempted him from having to fill out FBAR forms.
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This year the Fed exempted 21 of the 34 banks from the "qualitative" part of its tests, which assess internal processes rather than numerical resistance to stress.
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Clifton said he expects to see proposals made for some industries to be exempted, possibly North American oil for one, or maybe even the entire services sector.
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That may change as months of negotiations have failed to convince Washington to add Japan to a list of countries exempted from the U.S. tariffs, analysts say.
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Libya, a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, has been exempted from OPEC-led supply cuts as it tries revive its battered oil industry.
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It has since been put on hold pending court challenges and has seen numerous walk-backs in implementation guidance, including carifying that green card holders are exempted.
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ALUMINIUM TARIFFS: Market watching to see which other countries apart from Canada and Mexico might be exempted from a 10 percent tariff on aluminium planned by Trump.
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The policy exempted those cargo ships already on their way to the U.S., but the higher rates would apply to any goods that departed following the announcement.
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And because the deal largely exempted Foxconn from income and sales taxes, these subsidies would likely have taken the form of direct cash payments from the state.
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The sticking point, however, is the key proposal of redistributing projected volumes that could be exempted through 2020 annual biofuel mandate and thereafter, according to the memo.
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Analysts say Iran is so far not willing to cut production and is holding to the view that it was exempted from the requirements of the deal.
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Links on those services don't violate existing copyright laws because links, headlines and short snippets are either not copyrightable, or are exempted from copyright under fair dealing.
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Malmstrom, who held talks with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer on Saturday, said she had not been given any clear reassurance that the EU would be exempted.
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Beverly Hills' anti-vaping ordinance, which doesn't go into effect until 2021, will ban the sale of all tobacco products, though cigar lounges and hotels are exempted.
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Essentially, the draft exempted a wide range of organizations from federal laws that prohibit discrimination based on someone's sexuality, stance on gay marriage, or views on abortion.
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South Korea was exempted from the steel tariffs in exchange for ending its dumping of steel into the U.S. and doubling U.S. automobile quotas into the country.
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Under the 2010 Affordable Care Act, often called Obamacare, employers are required to provide health insurance that covers birth control, but religious houses of worship are exempted.
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Last year, the FCC exempted government contractors from the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, which forced robocallers to provide an opt-out option for consumers on call lists.
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However, Singh's comments come a few days after India exempted rupee payments to the National Iranian Oil Co (NIOC) for crude oil imports from a withholding tax.
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It was exempted from the OPEC deal to reduce output to regain market share after Western sanctions over its disputed nuclear programme were lilted in January 2016.
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With the Pentagon's civilian employees not explicitly exempted in the order, Democrats slammed the freeze as eroding the military readiness Trump has said he wants to restore.
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The Obama rule would have exempted the city-run accounts from the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, or ERISA, a law that outlines rules for workplace savings.
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Of the three OPEC members exempted from making voluntary cuts, Libyan production fell the most as unrest kept the country's biggest oilfield, Sharara, offline for a month.
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"Only four of the eight exempted countries have lifted crude since then and the other four are likely to see a reduction in their exemptions," it added.
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The fireworks regulations would also be exempted from Trump's moratorium, because they address safety concerns and "would reduce the risk of injury to consumers," the agency said.
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Tobacco and alcohol are explicitly exempted from drug scheduling, despite their detrimental impacts on individual health and society as a whole, due to economic and cultural reasons.
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The bulk of OPEC's cuts have come from members exporting medium and heavy sour oils while members exporting lighter oils have cut much less or been exempted.
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The disclosure of the existence or nonexistence of other responsive records "would cause harm to national security" and is therefore exempted under the law, the motion said.
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And because Republican members of Congress are all insured—and, indeed, they selfishly exempted themselves from the pre-existing conditions rollback—it will never dawn on them.
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He also took issue with an amendment to the bill that exempted all New York counties - except New York City - from making Medicaid payments to the state.
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In 2015, 42 states were utilizing waivers doled out by the Obama administration that exempted the vast majority of able-bodied childless adults from commonsense work requirements.
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The Health and Human Services (HHS) guidance and Kentucky's approved waiver applications recognize that people who are disabled or "medically frail" should be exempted from work requirements.
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Nevada was exempted from the law, and three other states -- Montana, Delaware, and Oregon -- that had already enacted sports lotteries were allowed to continue to do so.
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If the property value is less than $40,000 for urban houses, or if a rural house is 2.4 acres or less, you are exempted from these taxes.
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Political ads on television, in print and on the radio must already do this, but Google and Facebook had successfully lobbied to be exempted from the requirement.
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Nevada was exempted from the law, and three other states -- Montana, Delaware, and Oregon -- had already enacted sports lotteries and were allowed to continue to do so.
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For all the tragedy depicted, "Come What May" is war movie as comfort food, and the familiar score by Ennio Morricone is not exempted from that judgment.
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Ministers from Libya and Nigeria, both OPEC members but exempted from supply curbs as their oil industries recover from years of unrest, were invited to Friday's meeting.
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Countries exempted from stiff U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum will still face tough restrictions, like import quotas, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro reportedly said Tuesday.
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Sandoval is not viewed as labor-friendly, most notably for his signing a bill into law that exempted school construction projects from paying contractors a prevailing wage.
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As The Wall Street Journal reported last year, Facebook exempted Trump's statements from its policies at the order of Mark Zuckerberg, the company's founder and chief executive.
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That evening came back to me on Tuesday as I read about Donald Trump's multiple student deferments and the bone spurs he said exempted him from service.
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He could exempt European firms from sanctions in much the same manner as he has exempted several nations from the tariffs on goods they export to America.
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But there's a fine line between parody and provocation that is not always exempted by the title of "art," even if the title legally protects the work.
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Iowa Republicans belatedly recognized the bad imagery that came with not allowing first responders to bargain collectively, and so exempted them from parts of the new legislation.
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It also, however, denied a separate judgement that exempted refugees with ties to a resettlement agency, keeping thousands from entering the country over the next few months.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation has indicated that fear of being denied residency would most likely cause immigrants to withdraw from both the targeted and the exempted programs.
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New steel and aluminum tariffs also took effect on Friday, though the White House exempted several allies from the measures, sowing equal measures of relief and confusion.
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A new study finds that when Kansas exempted pass-through income, the result wasn't more investment or growth but a surge in this kind of tax avoidance.
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"The EU and UK should be permanently exempted from tariffs and we will continue to work together to protect and safeguard our workers and industries," she added.
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Having long sparred over issues of religion and state, the sides are now wrestling over legislation to replace a military draft law that exempted ultra-Orthodox men.
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Despite pressure from U.S. businesses, Trump said Wednesday he wouldn't be suspending tariffs that remain, although the administration has exempted certain medical supplies from the import penalties.
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Dozens of solar companies are now petitioning to be exempted from the tariffs, and a bipartisan group in Congress has introduced a bill to overturn them altogether.
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The schools have not usually offered alternative classes, often requiring that exempted students remain in their classrooms during religion courses that they were, in theory, not taking.
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In a 2017 amendment, a former energy minister had exempted generators under 1 MW from the need to obtain a licence under a different set of circumstances.
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The senator spent much of his twenty-year career on Capitol Hill working to end this congressional double standard that exempted lawmakers from the laws they passed.
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The engineers had been hired at two or three times my salary, and their privileged position in the industry hierarchy should have exempted them from such tedium.
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A few months later, the tax-policy office handed another victory to the foreign banks, ruling that an even wider range of bank payments would be exempted.
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Since then, the U.S. has exempted Canada and Mexico from those tariffs and said it would grant the European Union and some other countries a temporary exemption.
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Companies in Hubei province, the epicentre of the outbreak, will be exempted from paying pensions, jobless insurance and work injury insurance from February to June, it said.
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When Joe Biden attacked him for supporting the legislation that exempted gun manufacturers from being sued, Sanders initially responded with an attack on the former vice president.
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Sellers on Alibaba's flagship TMall shopping site are now exempted from paying commissions as well as services and technology fees for the first half of the year.
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The visits will give the EU's two leading national leaders an opportunity to lobby for the bloc to be exempted permanently from the steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Financial stability regulation has been exempted from the disciplines of the World Trade Organization or the various investment treaties to which the United States is a party.
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Both Brazil and Argentina were exempted from 25% steel and 373% aluminum tariffs last year when Trump was attempting to avoid a trade war with those countries.
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Iran was exempted from the production cut as Tehran argued its output should be allowed to recover after the lifting of international sanctions in January last year.
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Language that would have exempted some speaker fees from a requirement compelling doctors to report payments received from the pharmaceutical industry was excised at the last minute.
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"The EU should be fully and permanently exempted from these measures, as they cannot be justified on the grounds of national security," it said in a statement.
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The fear is that Trump's action could lead to many association health plans being exempted from core Obamacare requirements like the coverage of certain essential health benefits.
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Trump signed an order for 25 percent tariffs on steel imports and 10 percent for aluminum at the White House on Thursday, but exempted Canada and Mexico.
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