People worried that parents would substitute (fake) medical exemptions for belief exemptions.
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In the study, the rate of exemptions was 2.41 times higher in states allowing both religious and philosophical exemptions compared to those that allowed religious exemptions only.
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Medical and religious exemptions are still allowed, as are personal exemptions for other vaccines.
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Some allow only religious exemptions, while others allow exemptions based on personal or philosophical beliefs.
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Colorado allows religious and philosophical exemptions from vaccines as well as exemptions for medical reasons.
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Exemptions The new travel ban includes an array of exemptions and waivers for foreign nationals.
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Currently, 28503 states allow personal belief exemptions, and 22019 retain philosophical belief exemptions similar to Minnesota's.
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Notably, medical exemptions went up most in the areas that previously had the most personal belief exemptions.
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TAX EXEMPTIONS Under the French government's 2019 budget, tax exemptions for palm oil will end on Jan.
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In July of 20133, Vermont banished its philosophical exemptions, and California also did away with all nonmedical exemptions.
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But after California ended religious and personal belief exemptions to vaccines, the state saw a jump in medical exemptions.
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All of them allow exemptions for medical reasons, but many also provide exemptions on religious and/or philosophical grounds.
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But it also opens up the possibility of medical exemptions being used to fill the role of personal belief exemptions.
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Proposals in Maine and Oregon would eliminate both exemptions, while measures in Minnesota, Colorado, and Washington state, where there are 66 confirmed measles cases this year, would only eliminate personal exemptions and leave religious exemptions in place.
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But SB 277 created a compromise: though it banned personal belief exemptions, it gave more leeway to physicians allowing medical exemptions.
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At least 8 states have considered removing personal exemptions for vaccines this year, but 17 allow personal and philosophical vaccine exemptions.
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There are medical exemptions for kids who can't get vaccines for health reasons, and religious exemptions for kids whose religions forbid it.
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We have applied for exemptions from the DMCA for car repairs, but these exemptions are very limited and only last three years.
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Paul Harris (R) currently includes medical and religious exemptions, though Harris said he plans to amend the bill to remove those exemptions.
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The EPA also routinely ignored the department's recommendations to grant partial exemptions and instead granted full exemptions, ABFA alleged in court documents.
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Under ObamaCare, the administration can grant "hardship" exemptions from the mandate, and the Trump administration could expand the use of those exemptions.
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Parents were more likely to claim religious exemptions for vaccines in states that didn't permit personal belief exemptions, according to the research.
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NAVARRO: LET ME BE VERY CLEAR ABOUT THE EXEMPTIONS, THE TEMPORARY EXEMPTIONS THAT ARE BEING GIVEN TO A SELECT AMOUNT OF COUNTRIES.
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A 20103 analysis of US vaccine policies found that states allowing both religious and philosophical exemptions were associated with a 2.3 percent decrease in measles-mumps-rubella vaccine rates and a 1.5 percent increase in both total exemptions and nonmedical exemptions.
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In the U.S. 47 states offer religious exemptions and 17 offer moral or personal exemptions, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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While Trump ended up giving temporary exemptions to Canada, Mexico and the EU, he imposed the tariffs when those exemptions expired in May.
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Some states permit religious exemptions, even though no major religion opposes vaccination, and a few states also permit "philosophical" or "personal choice" exemptions.
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Since the law was enacted, medical exemptions have also increased, suggesting there may be an unintended effect of the crackdown on nonmedical exemptions.
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The most recent 2018 analysis of US vaccine policies found that states with both religious and philosophical exemptions were associated with a 2.3 percent decrease in measles-mumps-rubella vaccine rates and a 1.5 percent increase in both total exemptions and nonmedical exemptions.
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After the bill, overall exemptions went down, but the number of medical exemptions — particularly in counties that had previously had high rates of personal belief exemptions — went up, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association in 2017.
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He's also found that parents will use medical exemptions more commonly in states that make them easily accessible or that bar philosophical vaccine exemptions.
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And though there are exemptions to the 90-day freeze, it's not yet clear if these exemptions will be enough to mitigate the damage.
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CITES officials say they are open to considering exemptions for certain types of instruments but fear broad exemptions would let smugglers game the system.
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There are exemptions for Mexico and Canada (as the NAFTA talks continue), and other US allies can petition to get exemptions of their own.
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Mr. Newsom has pushed through exemptions to the California Environmental Quality Act for homeless shelters, and he says the state should consider more exemptions.
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States in the US require vaccines for children to attend school, though all offer medical exemptions, and some offer exemptions for religious or philosophical reasons.
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Research points to an increase over the past decade in "philosophical-belief" vaccine exemptions in 12 out of the 18 states that allow such exemptions.
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The administration granted several countries exemptions from the aluminum and steel tariffs last month after initially implying there would be no exemptions for any countries.
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One would allow Maryland residents to still claim personal exemptions on their state taxes, even though personal exemptions are eliminated from the federal tax code.
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Buttigieg's representative said he supports medical exemptions as well as personal belief and religious exemptions granted the state is not facing a public health crisis.
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Every state allows medical exemptions from school vaccination requirements, and 24 states allow exemptions for philosophical reasons, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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Another state stipulation links some New Yorkers' eligibility for the standard deduction to their federal personal exemptions — exemptions that the new federal law has eliminated.
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The two companies signed a cooperation agreement in 210 that did contain some competitive exemptions, but they disagree over whether those exemptions apply in this case.
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After eliminating personal belief exemptions in 2016, the state saw a 640% increase in the proportion of kindergarteners with religious vaccine exemptions, according to Williams' study.
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The exemptions from the tariffs for some countries expire on Tuesday, but it was still not clear on Monday which U.S. allies would get their exemptions renewed.
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But those gains stalled last year due to the dramatic rise in medical exemptions: More than 4,000 kindergartners received these exemptions in the 2017-503 school year.
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States have laws requiring school immunizations, but many states allow exemptions for religious reasons and a smaller number also permit exemptions for unspecified personal or philosophical reasons.
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The most recent 2018 analysis of US vaccine policies found that states allowing both religious and philosophical exemptions — as 17 states currently do — were associated with a 2.3 percent decrease in measles-mumps-rubella vaccine rates and a 1.5 percent increase in both total exemptions and nonmedical exemptions.
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"I don't think this outbreak is driven by exemptions, although I'm not fond of exemptions, and I don't want to discount how important they can be," Haselow said.
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In Maine, meanwhile, a bill that would remove philosophical exemptions but keep religious exemptions for vaccination requirements passed through the state Senate along party lines early this month.
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A third group, including Greece and Germany, is in the middle, combining low tax rates with small exemptions (Greece) or high rates with big and complicated exemptions (Germany).
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The documents showed that some top American athletes have exemptions to use drugs that are otherwise banned — exemptions that they requested and that were granted by antidoping officials.
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After the Trump administration implied there would be no exemptions it later granted several countries exemptions from the aluminum and steel tariffs, watering down the initial protectionist policy.
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Some homeowners, shielded by exemptions, paid exceedingly low property taxes; others, living in the same-size house next door without the same exemptions, paid three times as much.
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The U.S. has said it will offer limited exemptions only for human rights and national security reasons, having previously rejected a joint European request for exemptions in July.
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Most states still allow vaccine exemptions for people with religious beliefs, and 18 states grant philosophical exemptions for those opposed to vaccines because of personal or moral beliefs.
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"Battleground" states receive 28500 percent more federal grants than "spectator" states, twice as many presidential disaster declarations, additional Superfund enforcement exemptions, and increased No Child Left Behind exemptions.
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Albright said the exemptions, which have not been made public, were detailed in confidential documents sent to Capitol Hill that day — after the exemptions had already been granted.
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The most recent analysis of US vaccine policies, published in 2018, found that states allowing both religious and philosophical exemptions — as 17 states currently do — were associated with a 2.3 percent decrease in measles-mumps-rubella vaccine rates and a 1.5 percent increase in both total exemptions and nonmedical exemptions.
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Exemptions are granted through an elaborate and cumbersome rulemaking process that often needs to be repeated every three years, regardless of whether exemptions have been granted in the past.
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The number of "philosophical-belief" vaccine exemptions has flourished since 2628 and 28503 of the 22019 states that allow such exemptions have seen outbreaks of measles, the research found.
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The Oklahoma refinery linked to Icahn received one of the exemptions, according to Reuters, but the benefit of the exemptions goes far beyond a waiver for a single facility.
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This means that a family of four will go from $210,900 in these deductions (standard deduction plus four personal exemptions) to $24,000 (larger standard deduction but no personal exemptions).
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In June, New York passed a similar law to end religious exemptions, but the New Jersey bill would go further by also ending exemptions at institutions of higher education.
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Religious exemptions Support is building in several states for religious exemptions that would let businesses, government employees or contractors refuse to provide services that conflict with their religious beliefs.
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But in states that were more lax — allowing philosophical or personal belief exemptions as well as religious and medical exemptions — the mean exemption rate increased from 236 to 231 percent.
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He recently noted that during the presidency of Republican Ronald Reagan, there existed around $8003 billion worth of tax exemptions, adding those exemptions have gotten closer to $1.6 trillion now.
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Fears of a global trade war receded as Trump softened his stance by announcing exemptions for Canada and Mexico, and leaving open the possibility for other countries to obtain exemptions.
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The measles outbreak has states grappling with balancing public health policy and personal choice in considering whether to allow philosophical and religious exemptions to vaccination, in addition to medical exemptions.
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"Fake medical exemptions are endangering our children and communities," said Leah Russin of Palo Alto, a co-founder of Vaccinate California, a parent-led group that favors limiting the exemptions.
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But in states that were more lax — allowing philosophical or personal belief exemptions as well as religious and medical exemptions — the mean exemption rate increased from 0.99 to 2.54 percent.
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The public has shown significant interest in the government's consideration of exemptions for popular artists who have contributed to the country's reputation, he said, but the exemptions have been denied.
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But in states that were more lax — allowing philosophical or personal belief exemptions as well as religious and medical exemptions — the mean exemption rate increased from 22009 to 363 percent.
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The earlier generation of gay-rights laws all have exemptions for churches and religious nonprofits, but it appears that gay-rights groups are no longer willing to agree to such exemptions.
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For 2017, the EPA granted 35 exemptions to small refineries, without denying any applications, up from seven exemptions issued in the last year of the Obama administration, according to EPA data.
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Amid growing concerns about suspect exemptions, the California Department of Public Health recently launched a review of schools with "biologically unlikely" numbers of medical exemptions, says the agency's director, Karen Smith.
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The Copyright Office currently grants exemptions on Section 22019 of the Digital Millennium Copyrights Act; however, such exemptions must be renewed every three years and must be done industry by industry.
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This cronyism explains how the steel industry is directly involved in deciding which companies do or don't receive exemptions from the steel tariffs and why so few exemptions have been granted.
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And more than a dozen states offer philosophical exemptions, sometimes known as personal-belief exemptions, which don't require that a parent's desire to opt out be specifically about their religious beliefs.
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" On tariff exemptions: "It's a Trumpian way of negotiating.
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She also found the national average for nonmedical exemptions was down in 2016 from a 2009 spike — a fact she attributes to California and Vermont's 2015 cancellation of their personal belief exemptions.
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Increased exemption amounts — even if temporary — create an opportunity to use strategies to "lock in" the exemptions and minimize future transfer taxes, even if the higher exemptions expire at some later date.
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The NRDC has expressed concern that there are "some overly generous" exemptions for PCs, too, noting that some exemptions may currently be uncommon but could eventually represent major parts of the market.
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For 2017, the Trump's EPA granted 35 exemptions to small refineries, without denying any applications, up from seven exemptions issued in the last year of the Obama administration, according to EPA data.
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She also found the national average for nonmedical exemptions was down in 245 from a 2000 spike — a fact she attributes to California and Vermont's 22010 cancellation of their personal belief exemptions.
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As a result, New York has tightened its rules over exemptions, eliminating religious exemptions and causing some people to decide to home school their children this year, per the Wall Street Journal.
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She also found the national average for nonmedical exemptions was down in 2016 from a 2009 spike — a fact she attributes to California and Vermont's 20123 cancellation of their personal belief exemptions.
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Most states also allow exemptions for religious reasons, and 17 states, including Washington and Texas, allow exemptions for both religious and personal or philosophical beliefs, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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Almost all young ultra-Orthodox men had been able to secure exemptions, but Rabbi Shteinman reluctantly conceded that those Haredim who were not engaged in full-time study could no longer receive exemptions.
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Most states allow religious exemptions to vaccination requirements, but some states have pushed back on such exemptions, including California, which barred them in 2015 after a measles outbreak and eroding rates of vaccination.
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A study published in June in PLOS Medicine found that the states that permitted both religious and personal exemptions had a rise in the number of enrolled kindergartners with nonmedical exemptions since 2009.
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Some of those bans, which have been blocked in the courts, do not include exemptions for rape or incest, despite 85033 percent of Americans supporting those exemptions, according to an NPR–Marist poll.
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Trump late on Thursday issued a proclamation that South Korea, Argentina, Australia, Brazil and the European Union would get temporary exemptions from steel and aluminum tariffs, along with Canada and Mexico's earlier exemptions.
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Death cases were not filed with the reports granted exemptions.
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"There will 100 percent be exemptions in May," Hochstein said.
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There are a number of exemptions for resales of securities.
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The Directive makes several exemptions for certain types of content.
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It has no exemptions for victims of rape or incest.
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The law also has no exemptions for rape or incest.
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Canada, Mexico and the European Union were granted temporary exemptions.
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Nor were they comforted by the EPA's exemptions for agriculture.
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That left close to 17,000 people who had no exemptions.
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Some countries, such as Ghana, are trying to streamline exemptions.
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Tuesday, temporary exemptions expire for President Trump's imported steel tariffs.
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Those exemptions are due to run out on June 1st.
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However, exemptions could allow exports to rise again after November.
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That is partly because they often benefit from legal exemptions.
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Exemptions for medical purposes are believed to be widely abused.
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Go deeper: Measles outbreak is bringing vaccine exemptions into spotlight
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The poor have exemptions and benefits; so do the rich.
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" Fauci said philosophical and religious exemptions need a "good look.
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Philosophical exemptions in particular need to be tightened, he added.
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As head of state, she enjoys lots of weird exemptions.
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The government proposes to ditch these exemptions for trans people.
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It has also applied for needed exemptions to federal regulations.
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They often get exemptions from making what they do public.
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Absent any exemptions, the amount owed would be about $36,750.
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The travel ban only allowed for narrow exemptions and waivers.
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If granted, the exemptions would apply to 50 truck drivers.
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The bill's reasoning, and its sensible exemptions, are on target.
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Some vaping advocates are pushing for exemptions of those flavors.
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Republicans contend that the list of exemptions is illegally broad.
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The bill cracks down on authorizing vaccine medical exemptions. pic.twitter.
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Exemptions occurred in some consumer packaged food categories, he added.
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California and Vermont voted to remove personal exemptions in 85033.
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Most of these programs have exemptions for recipients with children.
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Eight countries will get exemptions to keep buying Iranian oil.
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On the state level, though, rebates and exemptions vary widely.
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Keep in mind, however, that personal exemptions have been eliminated.
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Calls to Metropolitan Realty Exemptions for comment were not returned.
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That order, though, has plenty of exemptions for "essential" activities.
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Such exemptions sketch new definitions of who is truly able.
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Operators can request exemptions, which would require a public hearing.
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Is Minnesota more permissive in terms of allowing vaccine exemptions?
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It is not clear whether Alcoa will gain any exemptions.
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Others use exemptions in data protection laws to share data.
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Or, um, freelance journalists, who were among those getting exemptions.
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How about lower rates for all and exemptions for none?
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Some industries, like health care and transportation, have received exemptions.
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Businesses are still lobbying for exemptions from Chinese tariffs, too.
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The law does not allow "sweeping exemptions," Judge Beetlestone said.
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The exemptions apply to international as well as domestic flights.
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Since then, the use of medical exemptions has shot up.
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The developers will receive tax exemptions for creating the units.
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However, there are a slew of exemptions to the mandate.
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Distribution is not covered in the list of overtime exemptions.
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The exemptions mark the latest detente in the trade war.
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In another 13 states exemptions exist, such as friendly wagering.
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The exemptions will be for one year from Dec. 213.
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All but three states also allow exemptions for religious reasons.
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These exemptions have been dropped from the federal tax code.
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The Obama administration barred these large businesses from such exemptions.
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But more exemptions could mean higher tolls for everyone else.
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Instead, they can include exemptions for conscience or moral ideology.
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Exemptions will exist for takeout food, deli meat and newspapers.
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The bill does not include exemptions for rape or incest.
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The new laws allow for some exemptions for pest control.
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Hawaii Judge Expands Travel Ban Exemptions to Include GrandparentsA federal judge in Hawaii has ruled in favor of an expanded definition of "close family" to allow more exemptions from the Trump administration's travel ban.
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On Friday, officials at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services said the agency was proposing to broaden those narrow religious exemptions to include moral exemptions for both non-profit and profit companies.
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"Colorado is ranked as one of the easiest places to obtain some of those personal exemptions, or non-medical exemptions, and I think that's probably played a role in where we are," Mullica said.
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The case underscores increasing tensions in the United States between advocates for religious groups seeking exemptions from anti-discrimination laws, and gay rights proponents who say such exemptions would be a license to discriminate.
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In the two decades before the bill, the number of kindergarteners with medical exemptions didn't change much, though personal belief exemptions increased, likely because of a growing, though scientifically disproven, belief that vaccination causes autism.
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The U.S. Department of Commerce granted exemptions for 161 aluminum and 36 steel products made by companies whose U.S. customers asked for the exemptions, South Africa's Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said on Wednesday.
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In 2016, California implemented a bill banning all personal belief exemptions.
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The tax overhaul did away with these exemptions, starting in 2018.
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It does not include exemptions for cases of rape or incest.
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Should debunked fears that vaccines cause autism result in medical exemptions?
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Without an extension from Trump, the exemptions will expire on Tuesday.
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The Trump administration has quietly extended religious exemptions in other agencies.
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Some have launched legal action to secure exemptions for their children.
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The case led California to ban nonmedical exemptions for school vaccines.
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Additional exemptions could be applied for humanitarian reasons or for journalists.
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However, the law has done away with personal and dependent exemptions.
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But so did the incidence of doctors selling bogus medical exemptions.
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Exemptions also exist for cases involving untested DNA evidence or minors.
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More often they reside in the murky exemptions provided in FARA.
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The exemptions allow certain people to break encryption for certain purposes.
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I have offered the PRO Sports Act to abolish these exemptions.
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They are also among the countries seeking exemptions from the deal.
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Carving out narrow exemptions for specific sectors in AB5 isn't enough.
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The athletes were reportedly given medical exemptions to use banned drugs.
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Allowing exemptions based on a "moral" objection is a big step.
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Previous exemptions and carve-outs were limited to employers' religious beliefs.
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Some technology exports are expected to get exemptions from the sanctions.
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During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump called for eliminating personal exemptions.
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Since then, the number of exemptions, deductions and credits has mushroomed.
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The Commerce Department is also spearheading the process for product exemptions.
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But Republicans are pushing for more exemptions in the legislation. Rep.
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However, these exemptions must be made permanent for added market certainty.
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The venture capital rules pertain to registration exemptions for investment advisers.
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Exemptions on nearly 1,000 products are set to expire in December.
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The temporary exemptions were due to expire at 12:01 a.m.
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"My concern with #SB277 is solely regarding medical exemptions," Biel continued.
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Polis defended his state's vaccination exemptions during an interview with Hill.
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However, it doesn't include exemptions in cases of rape or incest.
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But the agency recently began publishing the numbers of exemptions granted.
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Cross-border duty exemptions within the EU were abolished in 1999.
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Exemptions are made for those who are physically or mentally incapable.
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The president also said exemptions would be available to certain countries.
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Trump has left the door open for countries to get exemptions.
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Eliminating the current tax exemptions would pay for much of it.
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Iran, Libya and Nigeria were, however, granted exemptions from the deal.
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But American lawyers were skeptical that any exemptions would be granted.
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Currently, private schools enjoy exemptions when it comes to paying tax.
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"We're generally disinclined to expand antitrust exemptions," an aide to Sen.
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But it's not clear that those exemptions would provide sufficient protection.
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But the car was pricey at $106,900 before federal tax exemptions.
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Andrew Cuomo signed legislation repealing religious vaccination exemptions for attending school.
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She said both Muslim and Christian families had claimed religious exemptions.
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"I think there should be just about no exemptions," he said.
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There's no clear connection among the states that allow philosophical exemptions.
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Some states also include exemptions for discrimination based on religious grounds.
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They want to double the standard deduction but eliminate personal exemptions.
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There are exemptions for when the mother's life is at risk.
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But it also eliminates personal exemptions, valued at $4,050 per person.
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An end to the exemptions would hit Asian buyers the hardest.
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Parents secured exemptions for 14,000 children in the last school year.
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Many state legislatures followed suit in creating new exemptions for security.
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Trump's proclamation also allowed importers to seek exemptions for specific products.
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There will be no change to the artist exemptions, Lee said.
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However, all states have exemptions for students who have medical reasons.
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The White House has said the president was considering such exemptions.
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Those leaders are encouraged by recent exemptions granted from steel tariffs.
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The exemptions will start September 17 and last for a year.
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He also contended that exemptions for certain countries would not work.
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Neither of these sub-categories were granted exemptions from the tariffs.
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The United States has similar regulations, but allows for religious exemptions.
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They view exemptions for religious beliefs as huge loopholes for discrimination.
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U.S. allies, however, remain in the dark about country-specific exemptions.
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The Religious Freedom Restoration Act provides the authority to make, within bounds, religious exemptions, but neither it nor any other law expressly gives the administration the authority to make conscience exemptions to the health coverage rules.
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A study my colleagues and I published suggests that after California banned personal belief and religious exemptions to the child vaccine mandate in 2016, there was a surge of medical exemptions, concentrated in certain California counties.
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Apple is likely to apply for exemptions for its products, given that it has applied and received exemptions in the past, but the exemption process for List 4 hasn't opened up yet, according to the CTA.
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Trump has postponed a decision on whether to withdraw temporary exemptions from the metals tariffs on Canada, the European Union and Mexico until June 1, and has reached agreements for permanent exemptions for Argentina, Australia and Brazil.
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Although federal law says the exemptions may not "exceed 15 percent of the number of covered individuals in the state," prior administrations have allowed states to stockpile these exemptions and roll them over from year to year.
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However, the U.S. president has often since relaxed his hard-line stance, granting exemptions to Canada and Mexico over some of the suggested metals tariffs and entering bilateral talks with the EU to discuss further potential exemptions.
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Here is how religious exemptions work: Religious exemptions allow parents to opt their children out of mandated vaccination policies if they object to the vaccine for religious reasons, and if they follow the state's opt-out process.
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We also know those exemptions are linked to upticks in preventable diseases.
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Other automakers have sought similar exemptions but have not yet received answers.
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But every state — even California, Mississippi, and West Virginia — allows medical exemptions.
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The reforms include corporate tax exemptions and a boost in export financing.
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The Obama administration in its final days had proposed rescinding those exemptions.
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The bill does not include exemptions for cases of rape and incest.
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Unfortunately, these exemptions don't extend to games that require always-online servers.
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In other words, the legislation removes nonmedical exemptions from school vaccination requirements.
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Those passages remain blacked out, but the exemptions supporting them have changed.
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"Exemptions, deductions and credits for individuals riddle the tax code," it reads.
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"WADA hack raises questions about therapeutic use exemptions, security," said USA Today.
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Proponents of the bill have said it would help stop bogus exemptions.
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They are the corollary to special religious exemptions that religious schools enjoy.
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President Trump has allowed temporary exemptions to the steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Businesses can also apply to regulators for exemptions on an individual basis.
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The finance ministry also released a plan for applying for tariff exemptions.
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Handouts to the relatively well-off do not end with tax exemptions.
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I do think stronger exemptions for some industries is a good thing.
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Q. If Britain is granted exemptions, will other countries make similar demands?
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Today I am announcing that we will no longer grant any exemptions.
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But don't forget that these exemptions must be refreshed in three years.
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"Any rationale for keeping these exemptions secret appears unjustified," the report said.
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The main reason behind the decline is a higher number of exemptions.
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Vaccination rates went up, but so did the rate of medical exemptions.
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Prices of compliance credits have plummeted on news of the refinery exemptions.
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If it is attacking the EITE exemptions, it is even more dishonest.
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More than a dozen states are seeking exemptions from offshore drilling leases.
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That will be paid in installments and through financial and regulatory exemptions.
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That measure would roughly double the standard deduction and eliminate personal exemptions.
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The Forest Service cited exemptions to the Freedom of Information Act law.
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The exemptions for the European Union, Canada and Mexico ended on Friday.
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These include repealing the head of household filing status and personal exemptions.
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Japan, South Korea and India are widely expected to be given exemptions.
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Ethanol and farm groups have sued the EPA over the refinery exemptions.
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Some of those exemptions lasted for four days, some for a year.
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Personal exemptions are being eliminated and consolidated into the bigger standard deduction.
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Proposed legislation from the House and Senate would also end personal exemptions.
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The Los Angeles ban would include some exemptions, CBS Los Angeles reported.
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These exemptions, with some additions and modifications, will continue until Dec. 15.
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He later gave temporary exemptions from the measures for key trading partners.
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In combination with raising those amounts, the new tax eliminated personal exemptions.
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Arkansas and Massachusetts, which experts said asked for similar exemptions, were rejected.
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Most U.S. states permit parents to claim religious exemptions to vaccination requirements.
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Currently Mississippi, West Virginia and California allow only medical exemptions to vaccination.
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Because the Obama proposal had a number of exemptions and off-ramps.
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READ: New York to anti-vaxxers: No more religious exemptions for you!
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Apple has already managed to win 10 exemptions for Mac Pro parts.
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The IRS website posts statistical averages for income, itemized deductions and exemptions.
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At the time, Canada, Mexico and the EU were given temporary exemptions.
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The Department of Commerce is also spearheading to process for product exemptions.
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The government has sought broad exemptions in the past and been denied.
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A slew of Democratic amendments, including exemptions for rape or incest, failed.
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The legislature is solely responsible for setting tax rates, exemptions, and deductions.
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Personal exemptions are being eliminated and consolidated into that bigger standard deduction.
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Previous "no circulation" rules had exemptions for vehicles that passed smog-checks.
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They also highlighted the policy's lack of exemptions, including one for rape.
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Grants exemptions for Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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The hackers said the exemptions were proof of unfairness in antidoping protocols.
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Most ultra-Orthodox Jewish men obtain exemptions from service for Torah study.
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Maine successfully passed legislation barring all nonmedical exemptions for vaccines this year.
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They also have a way of applying for exemptions to those parameters.
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Even Europe's new privacy rules have exemptions for security and fraud prevention.
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However, there are exemptions if, for example, there is a health crisis.
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Eighteen states permit parents to seek exemptions for personal or philosophical reasons.
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After completing the forms himself, he received only a handful of exemptions.
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And that's before processing for a broad range of exemptions and deferrals.
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It would require a safety evaluation before raising the cap on exemptions.
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The law will phase out existing medical exemptions over the coming years.
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There are exemptions for diplomatic and official visas, the State Department said.
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There are also exemptions for health and occupations that require a mask.
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So they don't need special exemptions from the federal government to operate.
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It and four other U.S. allies have temporary exemptions from the tariffs.
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The measures include direct help to households and fiscal exemptions for businesses.
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The measures include direct help to households and fiscal exemptions for businesses.
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These exemptions are dependent on producers' progress in building ore processing capacity.
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Now, it must find non-American replacements if no exemptions are offered.
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But regulators haven't granted any exemptions to autonomous vehicle companies — until now.
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This happens through the use of variances — legal exemptions to regulatory rules.
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Gavin Newsom signed into law new rules restricting medical exemptions for vaccines.
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Despite the exemptions, the tariffs could lead to retaliation from certain countries.
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Gottlieb said he is "deeply skeptical" of all exemptions except medical ones.
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The new tax law also eliminated personal exemptions and cut most deductions.
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Thus, the benefits derived from the original exemptions for our industry evaporated.
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But these exemptions though are temporary, only until I think May 86303.
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Andrew Cuomo signed legislation that removed nonmedical exemptions from school vaccination requirements.
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Trump's announcement last week had seemed to provide little daylight for exemptions.
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The two most common exemptions were related to the cost of coverage.
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" He also said the exemptions were not a "magical favor being done.
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Further, state legislators want to maintain personal exemptions on state tax returns.
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Under the Obama administration, officials granted about eight SRE exemptions each year.
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It does include exemptions for those who cannot find an affordable plan.
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The rest grant exemptions for personal, philosophical or religious beliefs as well.
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This was almost entirely a result of reductions in personal belief exemptions.
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Officials offered the initial exemptions because of a lack of available alternatives.
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In March, the online publication Voice of San Diego highlighted doctors who write medical exemptions, including one physician who had written more than a third of the 486 student medical exemptions in the San Diego Unified School District.
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However, there were exemptions granted to college students and those who could obtain the right kind of letter from a doctor -- and those exemptions contributed to a great divide between those who fought and those who stayed home.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission opened an in-depth investigation on Friday to determine whether tax exemptions granted to Italian ports break EU state aid rules, while welcoming changes in Spain to abolish tax exemptions for its ports.
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While the current individual mandate exempts families with income below the tax-filing threshold and contains exemptions for those with no affordable coverage options, replacement options do not contain hardship exemptions for job loss or other extenuating circumstances.
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Though it now seems very likely that the Supreme Court will give religious conservatives broad exemptions from civil rights laws, the Court has not signaled that it will give similar exemptions from generally applicable laws to gun dealers.
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Worries about exemptions being handed out too freely prompted a state senator, Dr. Richard Pan, to introduce the bill, known as S.B. 276, to add the requirement for state approval and to set statewide standards for medical exemptions.
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FIFA wants a visa-free environment, or at least non-discriminatory visa procedures, while the work permit exemptions apply to anyone involved with the World Cup and tax exemptions relate to the soccer governing body and its subsidiaries.
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While all 50 states have legislation requiring vaccines for students, almost every state allows exemptions for people with religious beliefs against immunizations, and 17 states grant philosophical exemptions for those opposed to vaccines because of personal or moral beliefs.
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After that law was enacted, the number of medical exemptions in the state started to grow rapidly, raising questions about whether some doctors were granting the exemptions simply because parents asked for them, with little or no medical justification.
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All 50 states have legislation requiring vaccines for students — but almost every state allows exemptions for people with religious beliefs against immunizations, and 17 states grant philosophical exemptions for those opposed to vaccines because of personal or moral beliefs.
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While FIFA has asked for - and received - similar exemptions in the past, their inclusion in a revamped World Cup bid process will mean the current U.S. administration of President Donald Trump will need to sign off on the exemptions.
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The Center for American Progress argues that the current pattern of exemptions suggests that if the Trump administration enacted this rule, it would lead to many larger secular firms seeking exemptions and placing a greater financial burden on women.
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"The county leads the state in religious exemptions to required vaccines," Mullendore said.
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Healthcare experts had speculated that Trump could expand exemptions from the individual mandate.
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But because the law contained religious exemptions, the Mormon Church supported it fully.
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The move effectively ends tariff exemptions on Indian goods worth over $5 billion.
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The new tax law has also done away with personal and dependent exemptions.
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Andrew Cuomo signed legislation Thursday that removes nonmedical exemptions from school vaccination requirements.
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Critics have begged the agency to reverse these exemptions in the years since.
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OPEC members Nigeria and Libya, both suffering setbacks in production, were given exemptions.
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For a highly contagious disease like measles, only medical exemptions should be permitted.
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It will review the list of exemptions in the 2019/20 fiscal year.
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Washington said on Monday it would end all exemptions for sanctions against Iran.
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He called for exemptions to be extended to other trading partners as well.
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Both the Copyright Office exemptions and the unlocking legislation expire after three years.
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Finally, doing nothing risks wholesale exemptions from environmental review for politically salient projects.
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A more efficient NEPA process likely would reduce political pressure for such exemptions.
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VAT is an efficient tax but Britain's system is leaky, with myriad exemptions.
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Shipping magnates, on the other hand, have their exemptions written into the constitution.
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SOYBEANS The Chinese government has given tariff exemptions to some U.S. soybean imports.
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One such area where exemptions are not allowed would appear to be copyright.
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The law carves out exemptions for a long list of industries, including journalism.
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Japan is seeking exemptions from import tariffs planned by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Oregon and California are both considering legislation that would also limit the exemptions.
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Germany will likely try to cushion these impacts by pushing for TEP exemptions.
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There are often exemptions, too, on items such as athletic gear or accessories.
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Under EU rules, member states can grant VAT exemptions only in exceptional circumstances.
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Pennsylvanians pay a flat 3.07 percent income tax rate with no personal exemptions.
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However, the new tax law has done away with personal and dependent exemptions.
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Lawmakers are also weighing such options as repealing exemptions for capital gains taxes.
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After the measles outbreak, California tightened vaccine requirements, eliminating personal and religious exemptions.
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Critics have sought to reverse the exemptions, saying the flavors appeal to kids.
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Ahead, Brittany's ten most important tax deductions and exemptions to keep in mind.
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There will be some exemptions, for musical instruments and items of cultural importance.
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Instead, he upheld the NTSB's conclusion that several FOIA exemptions barred the disclosures.
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Now, it's not unprecedented for presidents to grant officials exemptions from ethics rules.
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The exemptions for Canada and Mexico would start immediately with an unspecified duration.
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It provided individuals and businesses broad religious exemptions from municipal non-discrimination ordinances.
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The revisions include explicit exemptions for legal permanent residents or existing visa holders.
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This can be done by creating additional exemptions to the remaining sanctions regime.
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Tesla Inc was denied exemptions for some Chinese-made circuitry for its vehicles.
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Whole law departments in D.C. are devoted to filing such exemptions and objections.
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The law phased out exemptions for people who cited personal or religious beliefs.
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The tariffs were first announced in March, but several countries received temporary exemptions.
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The U.S. exemptions for the European Union and other countries expire May 1.
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It has to eliminate all the exemptions ... that make the system so complicated.
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They have not objected to the plan's exemptions for marine and aviation fuels.
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The Alabama ban that ignores the rape and incest exemptions reflects this trend.
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Some states themselves have been moving toward banning personal or philosophical vaccine exemptions.
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Some lawmakers across the U.S. have proposed bans on non-medical vaccine exemptions.
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Religious and medical exemptions will still be allowed for all vaccinations, including MMR.
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The leaked information shows that the three received exemptions to use banned drugs.
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One of those exemptions is for the material's use in an impeachment proceeding.
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OPEC members Iran, Venezuela and Libya have been granted exemptions from the cuts.
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The final outcome of Trump's steel and aluminum tariff exemptions is still unknown.
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All three athletes were reportedly given medical exemptions to use banned drugs. pic.twitter.
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OPEC members Nigeria and Libya, both suffering setbacks in production, were given exemptions.
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The majority of schools requesting exemptions are affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention.
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These exemptions create a disturbing trend where the government picks winners and losers.
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There would be exemptions, though, for medical evacuations, personnel recovery and humanitarian assistance.
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The United States challenged the tax exemptions at the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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Oregon and Washington are among these states that allow for personal belief exemptions.
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In addition, the law removed personal exemptions and increased the child tax credit.
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And U.S. allies might emphasize their toughness against China to win tariff exemptions.
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Still, state lawmakers have resisted passing a bill that would eliminate the exemptions.
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It joins California and a handful of other states in banning such exemptions.
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Why were possible exemptions for incest and rape ultimately voted down and why?
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Twenty-four percent of the children had religious exemptions from immunizations last year.
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Twenty-eight states and the District of Columbia allow medical and religious exemptions.
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For this reason, the American Academy of Pediatrics supports eliminating all nonmedical exemptions.
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European policymakers added exemptions to allow for quotations, criticism, parody and artistic interpretation.
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And an Arizona House committee has approved three bills to expand vaccine exemptions.
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He even floated the idea of removing some of the league's tax exemptions.
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Huawei would remain on the entity list, but US companies could seek exemptions.
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Many conservatives opposed final passage due to concerns about conflicts with religious exemptions.
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The report highlighted metropolitan areas with more than 400 nonmedical exemptions among kindergartners.
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Meanwhile, it keeps granting significant tax exemptions to telephone companies and other businesses.
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Germany will extend car tax exemptions for buyers of electrified vehicles until 2025.
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These institutions receive tax exemptions for community benefits that often don't really exist.
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On May 1, exemptions to the tariffs on imported steel and aluminum expire.
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But the government is allowed to grant 22019,21 exemptions per company per year.
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But it allowed exemptions for coal imports for "livelihood" reasons, and deliveries continued.
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There were some exemptions to the fee, such as bags used for takeout.
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The administration of President Barack Obama informed Congress of the exemptions on Jan.
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An agency official said that currently 38 U.S. plants would qualify for exemptions.
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It's unclear at this time what duty exemptions the company is looking for.
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The exemptions would be extended based on the progress of the NAFTA talks.
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Questioned about whether the Trump administration would consider exemptions from tariffs, Press Sec.
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The aim is to complete the exemptions process by the end of April.
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Trump has offered exemptions from the tariffs to NAFTA members Canada and Mexico.
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However, the law doesn't allow for exemptions in cases of rape or incest.
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But they are also being offered the possibility of exemptions from these policies.
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They've issued summonses, threatened $1992,21 fines, and curbed religious, philosophical, and moral exemptions.
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They've issued summonses, threatened $2,000 fines, and curbed religious, philosophical, and moral exemptions.
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But new exemptions released this week cut the policy down to almost nothing.
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"I know there are a lot of exemptions on the table," he said.
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U.S. trading partners had demanded that the exemptions be extended or made permanent.
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The exemptions run until May 1 while discussions over their metals exports continue.
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The researchers found that between 2009 and 2012, states considered 36 bills related to vaccine exemptions: 31 wanted to expand them, making it easier to opt out of vaccines, while only five wanted to make vaccine exemptions more difficult to obtain.
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All 50 states currently have legislation requiring vaccines for students — but almost every state allows exemptions for people with religious beliefs against immunizations, and 18 states grant philosophical exemptions for those opposed to vaccines because of personal or moral beliefs.
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Exemptions: Consular officers can grant exemptions if applicants have previously established "significant contacts" with the U.S. or "significant business or professional obligations" in the U.S. This will work for infants, adopted children, or those in need of urgent medical care.
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The tax increase and ending of personal exemptions claws back most of what the doubled standard deduction would've given low- and moderate-income households, and the increased Child Tax Credit is clawed back with the elimination of personal exemptions for dependents.
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Most states also grant exemptions for people who oppose vaccination for religious reasons, and until recently 16 states allowed exemptions based on personal, moral, philosophical or other beliefs as well, according to the N.C.S.L. But the norm today is to vaccinate.
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"The overall number of vehicles that can receive safety exemptions should be significantly reduced, and neither the number of exempted vehicles nor the duration of exemptions should be increased without specific safety-related justifications," Consumers Union said in the letter.
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There has been extensive behind-the-scenes jockeying over those exemptions for the last three months, but there has been no real public accounting of what criteria led to those exemptions in the first place, or what led to their removal.
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California passed a law in 2015 that "barred families from citing personal beliefs, including religion, as a reason for schoolchildren to receive exemptions" for vaccination, per the WSJ — and a newly proposed state law aims to curb medical exemptions for vaccines.
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Exemptions to these state or local requirements fall into two categories: medical and nonmedical.
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Trump also granted sanctions exemptions to Iran's biggest customers, alleviating concerns of supply shortages.
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California, Mississippi and Arizona have already passed laws banning vaccine exemptions on religious grounds.
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Withdrawing various exemptions in the next budget could help reduce the GST rate later.
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All the other resale exemptions are still in place and still available to use.
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Liberal justices raised concerns about giving nonprofit religious organizations the same exemptions churches get.
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These exemptions tend to be regressive, poorly targeted, and too reliant on the market.
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Only three states currently bar all non-medical exemptions: California, Mississippi and West Virginia.
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To enable it to survive, the authorities in Florence granted it generous tax exemptions.
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Some companies have been granted temporary exemptions to continue a limited amount of business.
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The list of colleges with exemptions is no longer posted on the department's website.
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ASIA HIT HARDEST An end to the exemptions would hit Asian buyers the hardest.
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Governments give out a range of exemptions, thereby poking holes in their own nets.
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Amendments that would have created exemptions for nurseries and women's shelters were struck down.
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Any products given exemptions on prior tariffs "will not be affected," the agency said.
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That rule concerns how the government defines the term "sex," rather than religious exemptions.
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He also reached agreements for permanent exemptions for Argentina, Australia and Brazil, it said.
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Earlier this month, the government said they would review the rules around military exemptions.
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Another is to reallocate the volumes waived under the exemptions to the biofuel mandate.
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South Korea, Turkey and Iraq have sought and are expected to receive similar exemptions.
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Since the amendment was included, there have been few efforts to scale back exemptions.
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Go deeper: Charles Komanoff on why exemptions from congestion pricing are a bad idea.
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As the number of sanctions multiplies, so will the exemptions, contradictions and unintended consequences.
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Sir David Brailsford, Team Sky's boss, denies that exemptions were used without medical need.
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The agency has only resolved about 3,500 requests: 2,101 exemptions approved, and 1,458 denied.
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California, Arizona, West Virginia, Mississippi and Maine do not allow religious exemptions for vaccinations.
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Are they trying to lift the export ban or at least win some exemptions?
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That makes circumvention harder—but also means importers will squeal more loudly for exemptions.
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One would ban personal or philosophical exemptions for the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine.
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Another 12 million people filed forms claiming exemptions from the mandate to have insurance.
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The State Department said it was unable to comment on specific requests for exemptions.
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These include details on adviser exemptions and disclosures that must be made to consumers.
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Unlike some other U.S. allies, Japan had not been granted even temporary tariff exemptions.
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There is, however, a class of exemptions, namely energy-intensive, trade-exposed (EITE) businesses.
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Perhaps No On 1631 just doesn't think there should be EITE exemptions at all.
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Of the rest, some offer exemptions based on factors like your age or income.
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The Trump administration did not announce any product exemptions when it unveiled the tariffs.
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The phrase refers to billions of dollars in tax code exemptions, deductions or credits.
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Two-thirds of respondents incorrectly said that Americans can claim personal exemptions in 237.
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Continued exemptions for the other countries, and notably the European Union, remain in doubt.
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Automakers would be able to win exemptions from safety rules that require human controls.
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Trump initially announced the tariffs in March but granted temporary exemptions to the nations.
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According to experts, hundreds of thousands of people already get exemptions from the mandate.
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Exemptions for other countries could help ease tensions among other trading partners, Perdue said.
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Nigeria and Libya were granted exemptions from cuts as their output suffered from unrest.
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States are allotted exemptions every year for 2628 percent of able-bodied, childless adults.
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The law eliminates religious and philosophical exemptions in Maine, local ABC affiliate WMTW reported.
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Before amphetamines were barred, 28 players had received exemptions to treat attention deficit disorder.
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In 2017, the exemptions were $5.5 million per individual or $11 million per couple.
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Williams expects exemptions to be made for athletes and other workers with unique skills.
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"Under that status, these filers get a higher deduction and the exemptions," she said.
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The May 1 deadline on the tariff exemptions was set in a presidential memorandum.
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It has, however, given eight temporary exemptions to countries to keep buying Iranian oil.
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The Clean Water Rule carried over existing exemptions for things like agriculture and ranching.
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The exemptions cover a range of products, from very basic to cutting-edge chips.
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There are just nine exemptions — and all of them seem like really fair calls.
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Both the U.S. and EU regimes include exemptions for medicines and other humanitarian supplies.
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Republicans have been eyeing the tax exemptions used by professional sports leagues for months.
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There are just nine exemptions — and all of them seem like really fair calls.
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Moreover, these exemptions limit consumer choices for Americans based on which bank they use.
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The rest worked, went to school, volunteered, searched for jobs or qualified for exemptions.
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There are a few exemptions including those traveling to receive or give medical care.
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It forces permanent paid sick leave for all businesses without exemptions and no sunsets.
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Eliminate previous exemptions made for large employers regarding paid sick leave and family leave.
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Beijing released a tariff exemptions list for products from the U.S. on Wednesday morning.
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That is in addition to exemptions the president previously granted to Canada and Mexico.
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Washington is linking the exemptions to renegotiations of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The other would have stopped the Democrats' LGBT amendment from affecting religious workplace exemptions.
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They insist the bill must be amended to create more exemptions for religious students.
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But a legislative push in Oregon for limiting nonmedical exemptions provoked a furious backlash.
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It was unclear whether those exemptions would remain in Mr. Cuomo's proposal this year.
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In fact, the FAA has already granted and set a precedent for issuing exemptions.
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After the 2014 California measles outbreak, the state eliminated nonmedical exemptions for mandatory vaccinations.
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Most center on proposals that would restrict or eliminate nonmedical exemptions (as in Washington).
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"There will be exemptions for Americans who have undergone appropriate screenings," President Trump said.
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States establishing Medicaid work requirements are also building in a series of individual exemptions.
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In 12 of these states, the number of these exemptions has risen since 2009.
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Exemptions also exist for diplomats, airline crews, and immediate family members of Canadian citizens.
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There will be some travel exemptions, according to the memo, for travel that is:
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It is currently in effect, but refugees with U.S. ties have been granted exemptions.
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The Trump administration has also limited some previously available exemptions for people fighting deportation.
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What is needed is a public service program that mixes all together, no exemptions.
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Go deeper: Curbed LA has more details about the new law, including its exemptions.
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These exemptions were unfair, but I took them so I would not be drafted.
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In some or all of these communities there was a rise in vaccine exemptions.
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The news industry previously asked Congress for exemptions to work with platforms like Facebook.
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Navarro argued that if exemptions were allowed, it would just lead to higher tariffs.
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Many public health officials point to non-medical exemptions as part of the problem.
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Trump highlighted close ties with Australia when pressed on the possibility of further exemptions.
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Both Democrats have called for eliminating a range of tax exemptions to create revenue.
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EXCLUSIVE: JAPAN TO BROADEN EXEMPTIONS FOR RESTRICTIONS ON FOREIGN OWNERSHIP IN JAPANESE FIRMS - SOURCES
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Trump first announced the tariffs in March but provided some countries with temporary exemptions.
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The leaders in Europe are now screaming for these exemptions to be made permanent.
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New Jersey was looking to join five other states that only allow medical exemptions.
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Decisions like those could be sidestepped by codifying moderate exemptions into federal law now.
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More details on the tariffs, including potential exemptions, may emerge in the coming week.
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Several thousand more received other exemptions or had their cases closed for unrelated reasons.
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But much of the benefit of this is offset by repeal of personal exemptions.
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Wheeler said the lower credit costs should lead to fewer exemptions in the future.
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But, as with the exemptions, there is still a process for such policy changes.
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At the same time, however, personal exemptions were eliminated and most deductions were axed.
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Public health experts decried the ban's exemptions for menthol flavors and refillable tank liquids.
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A measles outbreak in 2015 in California led that state to revoke nonmedical exemptions.
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The tax code alone contains $1.5 trillion in exemptions and special-interest carve-outs.
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Without an extension from U.S. President Donald Trump, the exemptions will expire on Tuesday.
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The law allows for exemptions under certain circumstances, although it did not provide details.
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These are FOIA exemptions, which the FBI uses to protect an individual person's privacy.
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Using data from the California Department of Public Health's yearly Kindergarten Immunization Assessment reports, researchers at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill found that in the first year after the bill, medical exemptions went up while, predictably, personal belief exemptions went down.
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As of August 2016, all 50 states have legislation requiring vaccines for students — but almost every state allows exemptions for people with religious beliefs against immunizations, and 18 states grant philosophical exemptions for those opposed to vaccines because of personal or moral beliefs.
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Washington passed legislation on Tuesday removing parents' abilities to claim personal or philosophical exemptions, but religious and medical reasons remain in place, according to the AP. Oregon is currently considering legislation that would only allow medical vaccination exemptions, per the Statesman Journal.
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Gov. Jay Inslee (D-Wash.) signed a bill on Friday prohibiting parents from claiming personal or philosophical exemptions for measles vaccines for children, reports the AP. The big picture: Some states are trying to curb the measles outbreak by limiting vaccination exemptions.
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Even though all 50 states have legislation requiring vaccines for students entering school, 45 states allow exemptions for people with religious beliefs against immunizations, and 15 states currently grant philosophical exemptions for those opposed to vaccines because of personal or moral beliefs.
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Medical exemptions were harder to get because they required a written explanation from a doctor.
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Companies applying for exemptions would also be required to report any crashes involving exempted vehicles.
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In 2015, California got rid of religious and philosophic exemptions after a measles outbreak there.
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The Senate would leave it on the books, but increase exemptions so fewer people pay.
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But the proposal is likely to be watered down as lawmakers extract concessions and exemptions.
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At least 25 countries with bans—including Panama—have exemptions for perishable foods or medicines.
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He also opened the door to possible exemptions but did not offer any further details.
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" Authorities are to work with stakeholders to make sure that exemptions are "crafted exactly right.
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These exemptions were revealed by House Democrats on the Energy and Commerce Committee this week.
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She also said allowing exemptions for illegal marijuana use and possession would negatively impact society.
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A subsequent order replaced that one, removing Iraq from the ban and creating more exemptions.
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The Trump administration granted the six-month exemptions in order to prevent a price spike.
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For refugees, who are subject to a 120-day ban, the exemptions are less clear.
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Bringing them down would require some combination of closing exemptions, increasing the deficit and borrowing.
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Last week, the Trump administration said it will stop issuing the exemptions on May 2.
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But on Wednesday evening the Washington Post reported those exemptions would only last 30 days.
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Japan is the only major U.S. ally that did not receive exemptions from the tariffs.
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" Friedman adds, "There are no exemptions for running backs or members of the Dallas Cowboys.
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Carrier's decision to stay in Indiana was assisted by the promise of hefty tax exemptions.
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The United States this week said it would end all exemptions for sanctions against Iran.
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Cardinal Pell will stand trial, tariff exemptions expire and President Trump gets a Nobel nod.
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Unlike Illinois, most states restrict their tax exemptions for consumer medical products to prescription drugs.
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The Commerce Department said it will evaluate whether to extend the exemptions beyond 90 days.
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Thousands of companies have requested exemptions from Trump's various tariffs over the past few months.
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Small refiners can get exemptions from the EPA if they prove compliance causes them hardship.
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But companies are being told that there will be no exemptions, according to Ms Sacks.
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Second we can stimulate corporate investment and innovation with tax exemptions and R&D support.
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Last year, California changed its laws to eliminate personal belief and religious exemptions for vaccines.
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But exemptions are made on religious grounds or if the child has been previously infected.
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The final bill eliminated many deductions, credits and exemptions that favoured some taxpayers over others.
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So unless the laws were discriminating against them in some way, they wouldn't get exemptions.
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Those exemptions expire in May and analysts expect a new round to be less generous.
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The Treasury Department does not publicly disclose individual licenses granting companies exemptions from sanctions rules.
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That gave companies a stake in the system, which successive tax exemptions have helped maintain.
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Other factors include the elimination of personal exemptions and the limited deductions available to itemizers.
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In 31 of those schools, 20 percent or more of the kindergartners had medical exemptions.
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District officials had compiled a list of such exemptions and the doctors who provided them.
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But most get exemptions from having to do this, which I find just absolutely noxious.
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There are public interest exemptions to this right, such as archiving historical and scientific data.
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President Trump can either rescind this unreasonable order or allow broad exemptions for religious organizations.
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The FMCSA is also renewing the exemptions for 117 truck drivers with insulin-treated diabetes.
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Nonetheless, New York isn't the only state to put a ban on non-medical exemptions.
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However, it does stipulate some exemptions and allows state aid for research and innovation purposes.
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The agency also granted similar exemptions to 46 truck drivers with insulin-treated diabetes mellitus.
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There can be applicable FOIA exemptions that are based on both classified and unclassified rules.
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Trade secret exemptions are common in Freedom of Information laws at all levels of government.
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Similarly, he won a Supreme Court case halting federal tax exemptions for segregated private schools.
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The Trump administration granted temporary tariff exemptions to several other U.S. allies but not Japan.
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The Obama administration gave numerous exemptions from the mandate for hardship and other life circumstances.
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Following the overhaul, individual income tax rates also went down, and personal exemptions were eliminated.
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But the plan would also eliminate personal exemptions, presently roughly $211,20.2 per person, including children.
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Society supports parenting in lots of ways like tax credits and tax exemptions for parents.
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Now some states are even using more exemptions than they receive in a given year.
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Some immigration hardliners are concerned the exemptions could allow terrorists to slip into the country.
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He maintained that he supports the language in the defense authorization that offers religious exemptions.
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Meanwhile, eligible entities can still avail themselves of exemptions or seek accommodations to the mandate.
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Ethanol producers may be hurting, but it is not because of the small refiner exemptions.
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In 2015, parents of incoming kindergartners in California filed more than 13,313 personal belief exemptions.
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Users could use Tumblr, Pinterest, and millions of other websites that rely on those exemptions.
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The exemptions went into effect last October, but the agency formally announced them on Wednesday.
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Exemptions include official business of the federal government and transactions related to humanitarian aid (CNN).
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The U.S. initially gave those allies a reprieve from those duties, but the exemptions expired.
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More decisions on exemptions will be made "in due course," she added, without being specific.
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But the EU and other allies were granted temporary exemptions to allow for further discussions.
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The House legislation, for example, would raise the number of exemptions to 100,000 per year.
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The Department of Labor held that religious exemptions had long been included in OFCCP's regulations.
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Andrew Cuomo signed a ban on vaccination exemptions based on religious beliefs in early June.
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South Korea said it would seek exemptions from the United States following the U.S. move.
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There are a couple of bills currently in the ether that would codify these exemptions.
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How do they handle the potential exemptions for specific products or countries after the fact?
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Stone and Pepperell secured late exemptions into the British Open starting at Carnoustie on Thursday.
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That reflects his proposals to repeal personal exemptions and the head-of-household filing status.
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This week, that moment came: Beijing started allowing Chinese businesses to apply for tariff exemptions.
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If you're married with two kids, the deduction-plus-exemptions figure goes up to $28,503.
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In addition, the new system includes special exemptions for family farms, homes and retirement savings.
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In most parts of North America, philosophical exemptions are something we'll have to live with.
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Mr. Sussman said his clients believed the religious-based exemptions disqualified them from the ban.
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Exemptions have been granted to Argentina, Australia, Brazil and South Korea in exchange for quotas.
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Maine recently eliminated nonmedical vaccine exemptions, as California, West Virginia and Mississippi have already done.
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Paul Harris, a Republican representing the district, sponsored a measure to limit exemptions from immunization.
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Based on the antidoping code, athletes can get exemptions for "therapeutic use" of a drug.
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These multibillion-dollar institutions enjoy their nonprofit status and tax exemptions at the public's expense.
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It can no longer accept American volunteers unless it wins exemptions from the travel ban.
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And companies with fewer than 50 employees can seek hardship exemptions from the White House.
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Etihad Airways, Turkish Airlines, Emirates, and Qatar Airways received exemptions from the ban last week.
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Current laws require such equipment, and companies have to request exemptions to launch such vehicles.
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They already receive significant funding indirectly from taxpayers in the form of deductions and exemptions.
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The logic of these exemptions is that there are structural reasons people can't find jobs.
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But the laws include exemptions that sometimes allow companies to consummate larger transactions without preapproval.
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Notably, parents who object to vaccination on philosophical or religious grounds would not receive exemptions.
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County officials say they will look for individual exemptions based on physical or mental limitations.
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But it phased out certain deductions and exemptions for people making over $19863,000 a year.
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The hack targeted information concerning applications by athletics for Therapeutic Use Exemptions, the IAAF said.
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The law's detractors argue in favor of expanding exemptions for smaller companies from SOX 404.
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A recent academic study, however, is illuminating on the costs and benefits of 404 exemptions.
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And when announcing the tariffs, the Trump administration immediately granted temporary exemptions to certain countries.
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"South Korea gave concessions in autos in return for steel tariff exemptions," he told Reuters.
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The tax increase affects income tax rates and exemptions for some farmers and business owners.
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Starting in 2018, however, personal exemptions are no longer a part of the tax return.
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But it phased out certain deductions and exemptions for people making over $400,000 a year.
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Five states have eliminated exemptions for religious and philosophical reasons, permitting only medical opt-outs.
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In recent years, the rate of religious exemptions in New Jersey's schools has been rising.
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But there are salary-cap exemptions for top Russian players who want to come home.
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They had no idea about the dependent exemptions until it was too late, Bethany says.
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Japanese steelmakers and others are encouraging their U.S. clients to apply for exemptions, Seko said.
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The new legislation cut individual income taxes, raised the standard deduction and eliminated personal exemptions.
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Some states, such as Nevada, grant exemptions for families who have religious objections to vaccines.
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Indeed, some of the fans who call themselves "the BTS Army" pleaded for the exemptions.
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Earlier on Thursday, Trump did hint that there could be exemptions for Canada or Mexico.
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The White House has evolved its position somewhat, signally possible exemptions for Canada and Mexico.
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Finally, Congress may be inclined to give small business exemptions from any interest deduction limit.
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Gavin Newsom on Monday signed two bills that limit medical exemptions for vaccines of schoolchildren.
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The law raised the standard deduction, eliminated personal exemptions and cut individual income tax rates.
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Apple assembles many of its products in China; it's seeking exemptions from Trump's China tariffs.
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This move would require carefully carving out broad exemptions to cover security researchers and academics.
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This move would require carefully carving out broad exemptions to cover security researchers and academics.
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They also warn that any exemptions would undermine Washington's own international efforts to enforce sanctions.
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If you're married with two children, the deduction-plus-exemptions figure goes up to $28,700.
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There will be exemptions this go-around, including refugees, the physical unwell, and religious pilgrims.
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By 2007, it had begun visa exemptions for those who could prove their Vietnamese origin.
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Something else was going on in California, and it offset that increase in medical exemptions.
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Mnuchin added that exemptions for specific products would be decided by Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.
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As we've already noted, this year's list of exemptions go a long way toward ensuring that those that hack DRM to repair their own devices won't be treated like criminals, while other exemptions will help in the archival and preservation of classic video games.
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But even though every state has legislation requiring vaccines for students entering school, almost all of them allow exemptions for people with religious beliefs against immunizations, and 20173 states currently grant philosophical exemptions for those opposed to vaccines because of personal or moral beliefs.
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The government aims to spur tourism with visa exemptions and by promoting investment in the industry.
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Critics say that such exemptions have contributed to the opacity and unpopularity of the rule book.
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Those exemptions permit borrowing of protected material for purposes like commentary, criticism, news reporting and scholarship.
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Jerry Brown ended up signing the law, getting rid of personal and religious exemptions for vaccines.
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A total of 47 states allow nonmedical vaccine exemptions: all but West Virginia, Mississippi and California.
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The initiative will affect all government employees, though some people may be able to get exemptions.
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Japan is the only major U.S. ally that did not receive exemptions from Trump's tariff decision.
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Gary Ross, CEO of Black Gold Investors, said Trump essentially "snookered" OPEC by granting the exemptions.
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But the SEC chair did invite companies to petition the SEC for exemptions from disclosure requirements.
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Only three states — California, Mississippi, and West Virginia — have a policy of no exemptions in place.
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Congress couldn't impose religious exemptions on state laws, but it could do so for federal laws.
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New York eliminates religious exemptions to vaccination requirements; thousands of Swiss women protest for gender equality.
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Along the way, the Obama administration expanded the exemptions people could claim to avoid the mandate.
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As amputees, they can't provide biometrics and requests for exemptions are either ignored or denied outright.
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Vaccinations New York becomes the latest state to remove nonmedical exemptions from school vaccination requirements. Gov.
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Landlords can seek exemptions in some cases, such as for a new or recently renovated buildings.
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In particular, Buttigieg believes exemptions are appropriate for people who can't be vaccinated for medical reasons.
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Aid groups, however, can request exemptions to send humanitarian assistance to the impoverished, isolated Asian state.
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Administration officials say the exemptions will be tied to ongoing NAFTA negotiations between the three countries.
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Exemptions are available for companies that produce or consume commodities as part of their normal business.
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Five of the countries — China, India, Turkey, South Korea and Japan — took advantage of the exemptions.
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But we've never had exemptions this large, and we've never had candidates talking about wealth redistribution.
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Plus, even if some type of tax is passed, there will probably be exemptions, he said.
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One of those exemptions lets journalists freelance up to 35 assignments per news outlet each year.
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Those are still generous exemptions in a country with an average salary of around 5,400 dinars.
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It also saw the number of claimed medical exemptions rise to 0.7 percent from 0.2 percent.
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He has subsequently said not every shopping mall would be affected, with exemptions in tourist areas.
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The big picture: Other states are working on passing legislation limiting which vaccination exemptions are acceptable.
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In January, the Obama administration tried to get rid of all exemptions to the Jones Act.
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The U.S. Commerce Department said it will evaluate whether to extend the exemptions beyond 90 days.
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And as the Commerce Department has made clear, they're considering exemptions that don't impact national security.
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Exemptions from the pro-market strictures are allowed, though the commission must sign off on them.
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Lighthizer has linked negotiations on permanent exemptions for the two countries to a deal on NAFTA.
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After the rape and incest exemptions passed, Biden voted in 1981 to remove them, per NBC.
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Maryland offers similar exemptions on clothing and shoes and provides a break on backpacks under $40.
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Proposals to abolish non-medical exemptions have been introduced in several state legislatures this lawmaking season.
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Plus, the TCJA limited deductions, expanded tax credits for those with children and eliminated personal exemptions.
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She is also offering miners cheap credit and tax exemptions while they form tax-paying businesses.
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There are indeed exemptions to mandatory vaccination on religious grounds in 47 states, including New York.
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The law overhauled the tax system, doubling standard deductions, eliminating personal exemptions and limiting itemized deductions.
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But health officials have warned of the potential dangers of allowing further exemptions in the state.
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Washington state lawmakers recently advanced a bill to limit exemptions for vaccines for school-age children.
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However, it offers exemptions to athletes who win a medal of any colour at the Olympics.
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Without these exemptions, federal law would prohibit them from operating a commercial motor vehicle between states.
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On the flip side, families with children have lost the exemptions they can claim for dependents.
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Exemptions can also be made for other jobs deemed necessary for national security or public safety.
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Check out the video ... Mark also said he "has some complaints about the exemptions" Lesnar got.
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The FMCSA announced Friday the exemptions for 58 truck drivers who have insulin-treated diabetes mellitus.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains exemptions for truck drivers and protections for endangered spiders.
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Some deals allowed by new exemptions to the decades-old U.S. embargo have come to fruition.
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At least 12 states have sought exemptions, and Zinke has agreed to exclude areas off Florida.
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"If we don't have tariff exemptions for exports then that would be a concern," MacFarlane said.
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Luxembourg is moving towards ditching some multinational-friendly exemptions, while lowering its headline corporate-tax rate.
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You get generous tax exemptions when you're a big company and you invest in a startup.
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Every three years, the Library of Congress hears arguments to create temporary exemptions to the DMCA.
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With the exemptions lifted, those imports will face tariffs of 6900 percent and 2628 percent, respectively.
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Even through an executive order, there isn't much room for Trump to lawfully expand the exemptions.
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In total, 13 full pages were redacted by the FBI under more than a dozen exemptions.
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Citing a state statute governing trade secret exemptions to government records, a spokesperson denied the request.
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The nine-page draft released earlier this week makes no mention of the exemptions either way.
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VA's medical benefits package goes even beyond this, excluding abortions and abortion counseling with no exemptions.
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They have to know that small refinery exemptions are stunting the growth of the biodiesel industry.
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Neither the value of exemptions nor tax brackets were indexed for inflation as they are now.
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"Unfortunately, a few unethical physicians advertise medical exemptions for cash," Pan said during a news conference.
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He questioned Wheeler whether the EPA could decide on exemptions first before setting annual biofuel targets.
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Last week, New York lawmakers proposed legislation that would eliminate non-medical religious exemptions for vaccinations.
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Further, exemptions from Stark laws and other anti-kickback laws have further solidified the status quo.
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The administration was following through on penalties after earlier granting exemptions to buy time for negotiations.
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In 2018, the exemptions rose sharply to $11.2 million per individual or $2023 million per couple.
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With the exemptions lifted, those imports will face tariffs of 25 percent and 10 percent, respectively.
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There are, for instance, exemptions in Europe's "state aid" rules that aim to force bail-ins.
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However, the bill allows exemptions for temporarily moving specific cultural objects to the U.S. for protection.
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But the Republican plan only offsets the elimination of personal exemptions by increasing the standard deduction.
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Since then, vaccination rates among kindergartners increased by nearly 5 percent—though so have medical exemptions.
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A key part of the surprise is that Trump made no reference to something called exemptions.
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Most European countries offer religious exemptions that allow for the production of halal and kosher meat.
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The Trump administration has extended the deadline for steel and aluminum tariff exemptions for U.S. allies.
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Washington has decided not to renew its exemptions from U.S. sanctions to buyers of Iranian oil.
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She has also called for capping the value of certain exemptions and deductions at 2628 percent.
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What you want this money to be used for can offer more exemptions and special rules.
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Apple will have to pay tariffs on five parts, but has already won exemptions for ten.
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Rather than protecting human rights, sweeping religious exemptions function in practice as a license to discriminate.
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Abbott and Davis haven't only used faith-based arguments to justify limited exemptions to marriage equality.
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Such waivers, known as therapeutic use exemptions, have been central to the recent Fancy Bear hacks.
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There are nine exemptions to FOIA, which allow federal agencies to withhold information from the public.
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And experts say fraudulent exemptions provided by medical professionals could soon start happening in the state.
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But the 2012 circular also said the central bank may give certain exemptions to the rules.
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Monday's executive order maintained certain exemptions to the sanctions for companies that do business with PDVSA.
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China was one of eight global buyers that won exemptions to import crude oil last November.
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Still determining what "in transit" means for cases of refugees already en route for hardship exemptions.
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Companies that apply for exemptions must prove that the U.S. sanctions are hurting their business operations.
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The memo gives the OMB director 90 days to set federal hiring practices and offer exemptions.
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In 2015, Oregon and Washington legislators considered measures that would make it harder to get exemptions.
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In 2015, California got rid of personal and religious exemptions -- but only after a bitter fight.
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Allowances represented personal exemptions, or the amount of money you could deduct for yourself and dependents.
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Other gun groups, meanwhile, have threatened a wave of lawsuits seeking similar exemptions for gun dealers.
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There is a short list of exemptions—such as terrorism cases—but they don't apply here.
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The parents would no longer lose a dependency exemption because those exemptions would no longer exist.
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Taking the much longer view, since the early 1990s, vaccine exemptions have overall been trending upward.
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Only three states have outlawed any non-medical exemptions for vaccinations - California, Mississippi and West Virginia.
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Hogan Lovells noted that existing contracts for steel or aluminum imports could potentially receive "grandfather" exemptions.
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While many American allies were granted exemptions from the steel tariffs, Japan so far has not.
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California is considering going a step further by making medical exemptions to vaccination harder to get.
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Still, it is possible that more exemptions or, at the very least, discounts will be added.
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"People are calling me asking for their own personal exemptions — even neighbors of mine," he said.
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A set of tax exemptions are among the ballot measures set to be considered by voters.
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As the division seeks to back exemptions, it is likely to face legal and ethical challenges.
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Parents in 17 states can still opt out of vaccines because of philosophical and personal exemptions.
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The measles outbreak makes it vital for New York lawmakers to end religious exemptions for vaccinations.
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Other exemptions, Trump says, will be made for Americans who have been screened for the virus.
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It will also receive exemptions from any future American tariffs on 2.6 million imported passenger vehicles.
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But since then, anti-vax parents and doctors have turned to medical exemptions, which have quadrupled.
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Pan pointed to doctors advertised as "vaccine friendly" online and offering medical exemptions for a fee.
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Multiple parents have told legislators they'll move out of the state if medical exemptions are regulated.
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China on Wednesday announced its first batch of tariff exemptions for 16 types of U.S. products.
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It also eliminates Clean Air Act exemptions for emissions from oil and gas exploration and production.
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Abdul Mahdi did not say on Thursday whether his government would continue to seek the exemptions.
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Without these exemptions, the truck drivers would be prohibited from operating commercial motor vehicles between states.
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"The latest agreement removed two uncertainties," he said, referring to steel tariff exemptions and KORUS renegotiation.
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Stockton's mayor expressed doubt at Low's proposed statewide version of universal basic income over its exemptions.
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It granted full exemptions to all refineries where DOE recommended 63 percent relief, the memo said.
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If people do have dental plans, they often have waiting periods or exemptions, Ms. Benjamin said.
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A CBP spokesperson told Vox that the agency does not track the number of exemptions granted.
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Under the new rules, fewer people from the industrial and research sector will qualify for exemptions.
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In March 2016, the Board proposed to eliminate certain outdated commodity exemptions in a rulemaking proceeding.
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And now you've got European leaders screaming that these exemptions should be made permanent, should they?
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"The management of Therapeutic Use Exemptions in cycling is robust and fully safeguarded," the UCI said.
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Others objected to the exemptions he seemed to be granted from the conventions of corporate life.
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Then it factors in adjustments, deductions and personal exemptions to determine how much income is taxable.
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The United States this week said it would end all exemptions for buyers of Iranian oil.
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It's the first time Beijing has issued such exemptions since the US-China trade war began.
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Companies in both U.S. and China can apply with the respective governments for exemptions from tariffs.
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Currently, DHS is operating under exemptions put into place in 2010 by former Secretary Janet Napolitano.
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The executive branch then further watered it down with very generous special exemptions to the mandate.
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But this year's outbreaks are now raising public health questions about why states allow such exemptions.
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And yesterday, the State Legislature approved a bill eliminating religious and nonmedical exemptions for immunizations. Gov.
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Many live in places that permit a variety of nonmedical — religious or philosophical — exemptions from vaccines.
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What's more, fewer than a dozen states require annual (or more frequent) recertification for medical exemptions.
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The new religious exemptions allow employers to treat their workers differently simply based on their gender.
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States like California, Arizona, West Virginia, Mississippi and Maine have also done away with religious exemptions.
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Still, with exemptions for Iran and Libya, the effectiveness of the accord may be rapidly undercut.
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Aid groups, however, can request exemptions to send humanitarian assistance to the impoverished, isolated Asian state.
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" The second loophole relates to a clause in the law which makes exemptions for "associated companies.
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He found that in 2016, there were almost 45,000 children who refused vaccines — about double the number of exemptions in 2010 and a 19-fold increase compared with 2003: Texas is one of the states that allow parents to get both religious and philosophical vaccine exemptions.
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President Donald Trump, who has broad powers to impose the tariffs of 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum, at the outset granted exemptions to Canada and Mexico, and said there would be the possibility of industry exemptions, although he has not been specific.
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A study published last year on the state of the anti-vaccine movement in the United States showed that over the previous nine years, the number of people claiming vaccine exemptions for "philosophical belief" had gone up in 12 of the 18 states allowing such exemptions.
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He found that in 2016, there were almost 45,000 children who refused vaccines — about double the number of exemptions in 313 and a 19-fold increase compared with 2003: Texas is one of those lax states that allow parents to get both religious and philosophical vaccine exemptions.
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As I recently wrote, even though all 50 states have legislation requiring vaccines for students entering school, almost every state allows exemptions for people with religious beliefs against immunizations, and 183 states grant philosophical exemptions for those opposed to vaccines because of personal or moral beliefs.
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Nonmedical exemptions occur when a parent refuses to vaccinate their child for religious or philosophical/personal beliefs.
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The U.S. Commerce Department said it would assess whether to extend the temporary exemptions beyond 90 days.
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While medical and religious exemptions are allowed, parents can no longer conscientiously object on non-medical grounds.
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All 50 states have legislation requiring specific vaccines for students but exemptions vary from state to state.
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"Today I am announcing that we will no longer grant any exemptions," Pompeo told reporters that day.
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But again, the trouble with all of these resale exemptions is they aren't easily and readily available.
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Facebook and Twitter both got government exemptions from advertising rules that require the disclosure of sponsorship—why?
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Without continued sanctions exemptions, Iraq could lose around a third of its power overnight, energy analysts say.
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But there are expectations that the administration could offer exemptions to countries that have reduced their intake.
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They can avoid decisions like those, the thinking goes, by baking moderate exemptions into federal law now.
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But OPEC also renewed exemptions for Libya and Nigeria, which have struggled with output-sapping internal conflict.
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Waggoner points out that the FACT Act carves out exemptions for centers that already provide abortion services.
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"It has a policy solution, which is continuing to shut down the non-medical exemptions," Hotez says.
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Deliveries in the U.S. can only begin with the appropriate regulatory approvals or exemptions, the CEO noted.
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South Korea has been asking for (and receiving) sanctions exemptions for its own engagement with the North.
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"Today I am announcing that we will no longer grant any exemptions," Pompeo said in a briefing.
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Amazon has sought and attained different FAA exemptions to test and eventually use drones for deliveries, here.
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About a week ago, the administration granted 31 exemptions from the nation's biofuel laws to 31 refineries.
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Exemptions were also added for workers affiliated with academic institutions, which can include schools and teaching hospitals.
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The White House's restrictions on Huawei remain in effect, and so far, no exemptions have been granted.
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Some companies are allowed to file for exemptions to the caps on futures positions for hedging purposes.
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That vehicle, which is not considered a low-speed vehicle, has a much longer list of exemptions.
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The government aims to spur on tourism with visa exemptions and by promoting investment in the industry.
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FARA offers several exemptions, including one for those representing foreign individuals or entities in a legal capacity.
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The ruling steered clear of endorsing religious-based exemptions to a wide-range of anti-discrimination laws.
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"When we heard they issued 31 SREs (Small Refinery Exemptions )... it just devastated the industry," Marquis said.
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Another 16,000 received exemptions for things like disability or caring for a child or elderly family member.
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The announcement ends months of uncertainty about potential exemptions and reignited fears of a global trade war.
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But it is a costly way to do so, as the rich benefit from the exemptions, too.
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In parallel, states with outbreaks underway could help stem their growth by closing non-medical vaccine exemptions.
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But politicians can seek exemptions, and numerous beaches are still guarded by nets and conventional drum-lines.
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Without these exemptions, GM's plans to flood the market with Cruise AVs could run into serious headwinds.
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Enraged, Congress revised the tax code in the early Reagan years, forbidding tax exemptions for drug traffickers.
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An additional 2750 million received exemptions, most because they were poor enough to have the penalty waived.
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States can seek exemptions to the law protecting sharks, and sometimes grow vengeful after heavily publicised attacks.
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"When they do put in these exemptions, it should be more than checking a box," says Larson.
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Moreover, advocacy groups fear President Trump is considering an executive order that would create such religious exemptions.
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The Obama administration also proved willing to grant broad waivers to states seeking exemptions from Medicaid's rules.
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The department also would have the authority to revoke exemptions found to be inconsistent with CDC guidelines.
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Their medical histories become de facto open books, particularly when it comes to Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUEs).
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" Biel then went on to explain that her "concern" regarding the bill was "solely regarding medical exemptions.
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Two laws enacted in 2012 give tax breaks to nonresidents and tax exemptions on investments for residents.
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The IMF wants pension costs to be cut and the threshold for tax exemptions to be lowered.
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Anyone concerned about competitiveness should view the EITE exemptions as a feature, not a bug, of 1631.
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But critics said the process to be granted religious exemptions was onerous and needed to be changed.
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This overhaul of the tax code doubled the standard deduction, eliminated personal exemptions and curbed itemized deductions.
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Some firms have so far been granted exemptions from the policy, which came into force this year.
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The Constitution does not include exemptions for election years or for the president's last term in office.
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And we received appropriations language directing us to implement the small refinery exemptions program and we are.
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In the meantime, NHTSA said that Google could seek exemptions from certain regulations to test its vehicles.
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Others say that countries have a lot of flexibility due to the constitutional exemptions in the conventions.
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The waivers by the U.S. Trade Representative's office follow another 1,000 exemptions granted in the past year.
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The leagues currently enjoying tax exemptions, though, should heed this latest shot across the bow from Congress.
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In fact, in the last round of rulemaking, many instances of security research like Green's received exemptions.
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In two separate rulemakings, the FMCSA renewed the exemptions for 85033 truck drivers and 75 truck drivers.
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The county has been dubbed an anti-vaccination "hot spot" due to its "philosophical-belief" vaccine exemptions.
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The deal allows for dual listing for market participants and exemptions from nearly all NZX listing rules.
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The state as a whole sees about 1.2% religious exemptions among children enrolled in kindergarten, she said.
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The refinery had been denied the exemptions by Democratic former President Barack Obama's administration, federal filings showed.
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The May 1 deadline on the tariff exemptions was set in a presidential memorandum on the topic.
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In Ohio, state law allows parents to claim religious or personal belief vaccine exemptions for their children.
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So far, over 22,500 applications for exemptions have landed in Washington and many more arrive each day.
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The FMCSA is also reviewing applications for exemptions from the vision requirement from other 17 truck drivers.
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The statute would include some exemptions and allow the attorney general to further exempt classes of businesses.
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Norway offers tax exemptions for electric car buyers — and 46% of automobiles in the country are electric.
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He did not specify what kind of action the federal government could take against mandatory vaccine exemptions.
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The State Department also grants TRIG exemptions, but a spokesman could not provide data on how many.
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Reforms should repeal unneeded deductions, exemptions and credits that steer resources away from their highest-valued uses.
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The files published this week indicated 13 therapeutic use exemptions for Venus Williams and 10 for Serena.
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State anti-cruelty statutes often contain exemptions for exhibited animals and animals used for food and fiber.
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All major consumer packaged goods companies with U.S. operations will have applied for similar exemptions, Flickinger added.
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They requested exemptions for transactions with the Iranian central bank and banks not subject to EU sanctions.
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The judges said that Congress did not give the EPA the authority to carve out such exemptions.
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Washington's state Senate voted Thursday to eliminate some vaccine exemptions amid a measles outbreak hitting the state.
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Doctors in the state have been accused of granting exemptions for reasons such as asthma or diabetes.
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Several states have begun to reexamine vaccine exemptions amid a series of measles outbreaks across the country.
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Meanwhile, oil refiners like Exxon and Chevron that won the "hardship" exemptions have had multibillion dollar profits.
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Stuart Miller, director of the International Tennis Federation's antidoping program, approved Ms. Mattek-Sands's applications for exemptions.
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Currently, taxpayers take personal exemptions on top of either the standard deduction or their personal itemized deductions.
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However, many uninsured people can avoid the penalty if they qualify for a wide range of exemptions.
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By eliminating "personal belief" vaccine exemptions, HB 1638 aims to reduce the alarmingly high vaccine refusal rate.
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Exemptions need to be made for workers who have successfully participated in the program in the past.
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During the same school year, 7.5% of children in all grades in the county had vaccine exemptions.
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If the United States is any indication, proponents of religious exemptions are unlikely to stop at marriage.
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The Transportation Department's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) announced the exemptions Friday for 51 trucking companies.
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Libya and Nigeria were granted exemptions because they have experienced significant supply outages due to internal conflicts.
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The FMCSA is also reviewing applications for exemptions from the vision requirement from other 17 truck drivers.
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Among the better-known exemptions pursued by the Librarian of Congress are those pertaining to cellphone unlocking.
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But these exemptions expire every three years, and require going through a protracted legal process to earn.
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Farmers welcomed that move but warned Trump it was negated by the surge in small refinery exemptions.
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South Korea will get a permanent exemption, while the rest had their exemptions extended until June 1.
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It nearly doubles the standard deduction while eliminating most personal exemptions, potentially simplifying the tax return process.
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Even when responses arrive, a list of claimed exclusions and exemptions limits what the public will see.
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In 2016, the American Academy of Pediatrics took a stance that personal and religious exemptions should end.
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Because of those and other travel ban modifications, the embargo is now laden with loopholes and exemptions.
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The White House has said those tariffs would apply to imports from all countries with no exemptions.
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The new law trimmed individual income tax rates, eliminated personal exemptions and nearly doubled the standard deduction.
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In neighboring Vermont, lawmakers voted in 2015 to remove philosophical exemptions while leaving in place religious ones.
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And now Trump has granted exemptions to allies that largely vitiate the supposed point of the exercise.
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And many live in places that permit a variety of nonmedical (religious or philosophical) exemptions from vaccines.
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But state lawmakers have thus far resisted passing a bill that would eliminate religious exemptions for vaccinations.
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" Ms. Paster echoed that, saying that she supported vaccination for children "while supporting religious and medical exemptions.
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She took her children to Trenton recently to protest a proposal to scrap the state's religious exemptions.
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"It's easier for us just to put them on than to try to get exemptions," he said.
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The bill allows exemptions for workers in companies with more than 500 employees or fewer than 50.
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Within hours of Mr. Zinke's tweet, governors in other coastal states began demanding their own drilling exemptions.
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But doctors have broad authority to grant medical exemptions — and some are wielding that power for cash.
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If states create geographic exemptions, those categories are a better way to do it, Mr. Super said.
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Repealing personal exemptions, which diminishes the impact of doubling the standard deduction, for example, raises $1.5 trillion.
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After the Dynamex court ruling, those companies had lobbied lawmakers to include them in exemptions, but failed.
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Where it stands: DOT is reviewing petitions from 2 companies — GM and Nuro — for exemptions from FMVSS.
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"This is news the President wants to deliver..over the mitigation" of small refinery exemptions, Perdue said.
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"This is news the president wants to deliver..over the mitigation" of small refinery exemptions, Perdue said.
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