The carrier will also hope to neuter potential government regulation.
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Oh, and don't forget to spay and neuter your pets.
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O.K., so 211D should be FIRST DANCE, knocking out NEUTER.
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To render this power meaningless is to neuter Congressional oversight.
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Neuter your male pup or opt for a female dog.
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Meanwhile, Latin's three genders (masculine, neuter and feminine) merged into two.
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Pet stores often fail to neuter bunnies, according to House Rabbit.
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The worst thing you can do is neuter him ... get it?
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O.K., so if 25D is NUTS, then 25A could be NEUTER.
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Clean production that doesn't neuter the music or make it too slick.
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Specifically, Omaui councilmembers want owners to neuter, register, and microchip their animals.
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They neuter a thing that threatens them by loving it to death.
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Torres named her spay and neuter effort "No puppies for hussies," after Pickles.
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The Economist: What does it take to neuter and dissipate a conspiracy narrative?
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That emboldens the opposition to reverse or neuter them when they take power.
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We need to make sure that London-based government doesn't neuter these mayors.
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Late Thursday, Facebook reportedly started rolling out an update to neuter the workaround.
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They were specifically designed to neuter the country's most important consumer protection agency.
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And please remember to spay and neuter your pets to prevent pet overpopulation.
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The bipartisan push to neuter pharmacy benefit managers comports with my colleague's perspective.
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It can neuter governments that do not control it, and not many governments do.
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Society, particularly capitalism, finds a way very quickly to neuter anything that challenges it.
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I will neuter all your pet dogs and fill your swimming pools with borscht!
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A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Spay Neuter Project of Los Angeles.
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Many worry that American technology companies are using trade rules to neuter national regulators.
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Third, he's the only Western politician who has managed to neuter the far-right.
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By the time they neuter one, four or five more are born, says Mr Echeverri.
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Corrupt Guatemalan politicians try to keep the media in their pockets and neuter independent tribunals.
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Dr. Cirak and his colleagues in Kadikoy neuter or treat about 50 dogs every day.
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The process of trap, neuter and return is popular with cat lovers across the country.
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Should spay-neuter be universally successful, what we'll have done is not curb unwanted populations.
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Should spay-neuter be universally successful, what we'll have done is not curb unwanted populations.
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Stray and feral cats roam the streets of Washington, protected by neuter-and-release policies.
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I asked him if being first lady would force McCray to change or neuter her personality.
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Corry hopes efforts like this open animal lovers' eyes to the importance of spay/neuter efforts.
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On top of that, a new, military-authored constitution is designed to neuter potential political opponents.
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Is it relevant that I have never abandoned or failed to neuter or spay a pet?
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He refused to neuter Buck, not wanting to put the dog (or himself) through that experience.
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" Miller realized, though, that he needed to neuter Buck, or "this is going to happen again.
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Mr. Pruitt has also begun efforts to neuter rules requiring higher fuel economy standards for cars.
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Critics contend that the efforts are intended to neuter rule-making under the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul.
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To learn more about Spay/Neuter Angel Day and the SUFP Foundation, visit the non-profit's website.
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The projects are seemingly endless, from helping underprivileged kids from neighboring schools to spay and neuter clinics.
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This is an administration trying to neuter agencies that were created and funded by acts of Congress.
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The American Bird Conservancy promotes putting all cats indoors, and does not support trap neuter, return programs.
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But Wisconsin's and North Carolina's Republican-led Legislatures went far beyond Michigan in seeking to neuter Democrats.
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Irony, wit, satire, parody … these are essential for democracy to thrive, these are weapons that neuter malice.
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Yet Mr. Trump's proposal envisions sweeping cuts that would neuter most of the agency's critical energy programs.
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Fed up, Mr Sisi is now trying to neuter the courts, with the help of a pliant parliament.
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One Republican Congressman told a room full of bankers that they need to "neuter" Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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German nouns are all male, female or neuter, and the pronouns and adjectives applied to them vary accordingly.
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He has let the corruption commission do its job, unlike parliament, which has repeatedly attempted to neuter it.
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This could neuter some of their more radical plans, including raising deficits to help fund a spending splurge.
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There aren't United States federal laws that deal with outdoor cats, feral cats, or trap, neuter, return programs.
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For CVS, having an insurer steer a lot of customers its way might help neuter the Amazon threat.
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"We believe that these steps — in design and in practice — would neuter the designation authority," the letter said.
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About 16,000 feral cats have been sterilized through the city's trap-neuter-return program, which started in 2008.
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When his fellow Republicans moved to neuter the ethics board that oversees Congress, Trump objected and they reversed course.
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Here are five astonishing examples of Conway's almost surgical use of sexism as a way to neuter her foes.
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I hope you will use your platform to remind animal lovers to spay/neuter their four-legged family members.
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Medicine men post flyers boasting of potions and charms to neuter rivals, punish the unfaithful or rekindle lost ardour.
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Instead, marrying this music and libretto with these photographs sentimentalizes their depicted sexuality, so much as to neuter it.
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Here, the dogs received veterinary care from a vet brought in by the crew and underwent spay/neuter surgeries.
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Learn the basics of trap, neuter and return in a workshop at St. Mary's Recreation Center in the Bronx.
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" He noted that it was "intolerable to think of spending one's whole life, like a neuter bee, working, working. . . .
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We just harden our defenses to better neuter North Korea's small, but eventually nuclear tipped, long-range ballistic missiles.
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So despite Hallmark's best efforts to neuter it, Valentine's Day still can have its uses, especially for the romance novice.
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However, the PD faced particular turmoil amid accusations that Renzi was taking advantage of the vote to neuter his critics.
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So I bristle when his detractors tell him to be meek, to neuter his pride because it makes them uncomfortable.
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In exchange, PETA was hoping they could convince the owner to let them spay and neuter some of his dogs.
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For example, the large pet stores often offer cheaper vaccines and the ASPCA lists low-cost spay and neuter options.
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In the coming months, the courts are poised to gut abortion rights, eviscerate gun control, and neuter landmark environmental laws.
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If done at an early age, Ms. Borgmann said, the procedure is about as invasive as a spay or neuter.
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It&aposs because that will neuter what would Trey Gowdy and Devin Nunes and -- HANNITY: I can&apost figure Trey out.
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After that, given Rio's dire fiscal situation, there will not be any money to continue the catch, neuter, and release program.
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But Denver was able to neuter several quarterbacks in the same way this season, and Newton was just their latest victim.
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"The sourcing and spay/neuter laws address problems of significant importance to the city and its residents," Judge Edward Korman wrote.
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Photo by Julie Hrudova Dmitry Kuklachyov said the theater doesn't spay or neuter its cats because it wants them to reproduce.
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Other measures, however, were clearly introduced in an attempt to neuter the resolution completely — in particular, the amendments introduced by Sen.
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But consumer advocates, Democratic lawmakers and other critics said it was a simply a way to further neuter the agency's stature.
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But even the suggestion of a possible pardon, to wipe their slate clean could essentially neuter Mueller's ability to apply pressure.
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If they have—and I suspect it's true—allowing them to do so would effectively neuter PCLOB as an oversight body.
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But some former security officials doubt the Trump narrative that maximum pressure will neuter the regime through internal discontent and unrest.
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Adoption fees can be up to $600, and the surgery to spay or neuter your dog can cost you another $800.
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Melvin, a gentleman of a cat, arrived at Best Friends Pet Adoption and Spay/Neuter Center in Los Angeles, California, with microphthalmia.
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Hours after congressional Republicans moved to neuter the Office of Congressional Ethics, Trump fired back, chastising them in a series of tweets.
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In that case "trap-neuter-return" programs, which sterilize cats and then let them go, would leave cats in inhumane circumstances, right?
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Forcing asset managers to be entirely hands-off, on the other hand, might also boost competition, but neuter shareholder oversight of management.
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Genevieve LeBaron and Peter Dauvergne examined how corporations like ExxonMobil and WalMart co-opt and neuter dissent in 2014's Protest Inc.
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Reach out to the feral cat initiative, which advocates a method known as trap-neuter-return, or T.N.R., to control feral colonies.
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Katherine Null, a volunteer for the Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program in Jackson County, tells PEOPLE that the brood is doing well.
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Democrats failed to gain support for changes that would neuter the debt ceiling or eliminate legal budget caps in the coming years.
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Whitaker has previously bashed Mueller in public comments, raising concerns that he might now move to shut down or neuter the probe.
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Bruce Rauner last year signed legislation making it easier for counties to pay for trap-neuter-vaccinate-return programs for feral cats.
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A lack of paperwork can make hormone-induced behavioral issues worse, too, as vets won't neuter or spay a permit-less raccoon.
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At least 125 people died in four months of protests that ensued after the court sought in March to neuter the assembly.
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The Managed Care of Feral Cats act allowed animal organizations like Tree House to trap, neuter and return them to their home turf.
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But in order to solve the problem, it's going to take more than just milquetoast trap-neuter-release policies in a few cities.
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His public feud with the intelligence services is meant to neuter one of the ways that the truth about his activities could emerge.
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The entire process took about two hours to remove the arrow, clean the infection, insert drains, sew up the wound and neuter him.
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BarkBox donates 5% of their profits go toward supporting organizations that provide free or low-cost vet care through spay and neuter programs.
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"Most of the dogs come from the rural South, because they don't spay and neuter as much as they do here," Patrick explained.
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All-payer rate setting is viewed as a compromise that could neuter surprise billing by reining in providers, but corporate America isn't championing it.
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There are even three snow-white kittens, which somehow feel, in our hyper-responsible spay-and-neuter era, like the epitome of nature's abundance.
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The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals promotes trap, neuter, and return programs, or relocating feral cats as a last resort.
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By fracturing even the Trump administration itself, the Putin and NATO summits are bound to assist Russia's "divide and neuter" approach to foreign policy.
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Nonetheless, Mansour was ultimately able to either co-opt or neuter his various rivals for the leadership and defeat many of the splinter groups.
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She warned that Mr. Trump's nominee could revive "the days of back-room abortions" and neuter the judiciary as a restraint on the president.
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He isn't a class traitor or a good-government reformer who uses his fortune to pass policies that would politically neuter fortunes like his.
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It is hard to imagine that the idea to neuter Khashoggi's criticism could not have come to the desk of MBS at some point.
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We're pretty new and donations have been slow so I send our founder $100 towards the spay/neuter of three of our rescue cats.
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We say we love our pets, and yet we don't spay and neuter them, so millions of dogs and cats are born just to die.
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But the show does more for animal rights than just support spay and neuter programs; the CBS daytime hit also helps find homes for pets.
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The chairman of the New York State Democratic Party is pushing a proposal that would essentially neuter almost all third parties, crippling one of Gov.
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Sadly, their [story] is one of many, and I can only hope that theirs helps bring awareness to the importance of spay, neuter and adoption.
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With so many onscreen female characters still being forced to neuter their extraordinary abilities with sexy, revealing outfits, Brienne and Phasma are symbols of resistance.
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The chavistas lost a parliamentary election in December but have used their control of the presidency and supreme court to neuter the (more popular) opposition.
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They prompt accusations of thievery, cries of illegitimacy and a determination to neuter the victor, nullify the results or reverse them as soon as possible.
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He disagreed over Trump's desire to tear up the 2015 Obama administration deal with Iran and other world allies to neuter that nation's nuclear ambitions.
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Talk with your veterinarian about what food would be appropriate for your pet, taking into account their age, weight, health conditions, spay/neuter status and lifestyle.
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Van Neuter is a frequent commenter on right-wing websites like Breitbart and The Daily Caller, and his account was permanently suspended from Twitter in 2017.
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Just a mere mention Automator might make you think back to days before the App Store made us all terrified Apple was going to neuter macOS.
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Senate Republicans have discussed approving the subsidies in their bill, which would eliminate the legal issue at the heart of the lawsuit and neuter Trump's threat.
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Casino executives last year lobbied against an absolute limit, arguing it would force them to lower their investments and neuter the economic impact of the resorts.
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For example, no link could be found between a dog's age, diet, breed, neuter status, or the age at which it was separated from its mother.
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She travels around the area and helps feed and TNR (trap, neuter, return) several other cat colonies, to ensure the animals stay alive and don't reproduce.
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But many career employees, environmentalists and congressional representatives didn't buy it, seeing Gorsuch's philosophy as window dressing for an industry-friendly agenda to neuter environmental laws.
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It is the council, the commission and the parliament, she answered, and of those, in German, the first is masculine, the second feminine, the third neuter.
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Casteen Sykes said that beyond caring for pregnant dogs and newborn puppies, Pits & Giggles is also "constantly educating the community about responsible spay and neuter practices."
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I learned a few things in the clues today, including the fact that "genu varum" means BOWLEGGED, and "the German word for girl" is actually NEUTER.
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Many of them are African-American party regulars, including elected officials, who prize their votes and have been deeply resistant to efforts to neuter their influence.
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In Los Angeles County, where it is estimated that there are millions of stray and feral cats, some conservationists are fighting the neuter-and-release practice.
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And, for sure, statements deriding the president aren't sufficient to neuter Trump's most controversial moves, and they most certainly aren't going to end his term any sooner.
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Since 2004, following European convention rules, towns have had to neuter and vaccinate the dogs; almost all are fitted with electronic chips that record their health history.
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This annual event, which occurs on the anniversary of Angel's death, involves setting up free spay/neuter clinics for pit bull type dogs across the United States.
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An offer by a local charity manned by American volunteers to neuter stray dogs in Ajijic was boycotted by a church, which deems any contraception a sin.
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For example, telecom giants convinced the FCC in 2017 to neuter itself at lobbyists' behest, demolishing numerous widely popular consumer protections like net neutrality along the way.
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Yet, because many of those questioned are seen as Mr Ruto's allies, some think that the war on corruption is a ploy to neuter the deputy president.
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The federal government was the natural locus for a "deep decarbonization" push, but Trump and the GOP Congress plan to neuter many of the key tools here.
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The indications are that the party will find ways to neuter its pledge on unions, for fear of midwifing movements which may one day threaten its control.
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US companies from JPMorgan Chase to eBay have come under fire from shareholder groups for trying to neuter a burgeoning campaign to strengthen investor oversight of management.
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Part of the section in effect would neuter something called a Coverdell account, which families have used for years to save for both private school and college.
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The higher-priced policy covers preventive care such as vaccines and spay/neuter costs as well as an uncapped amount of other chronic or acute medical needs.
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More attention to educating communities about spay and neuter, more information about training, and especially more access to spay and neuter through community clinics and mobile vans are tactics with proven value: Before the first wave of mass pet sterilization in California in the 1970s, the shelter expert Peter Marsh has pointed out, 21 percent of the state's entire population of dogs and cats was killed each year.
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But where Sherman's early work wielded the banality of femininity to uncanny effect, the portraits of Cahun clash masculine and feminine gendered traits to create something flamboyantly neuter.
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Give Me Shelter Rescue's adoption fees, which cover the costs of spay/neuter surgery, shots, microchip and FeLV/FIV testing, are $150 for one cat, $250 for two.
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This can include government support for animal shelters, education awareness programs, funding for spay and neuter programs, and business subsidies to shift out of the dog meat industry.
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The unique atmosphere also will neuter the effectiveness of some basic tactics, like voter targeting and persuasion done by campaigns and outside groups ahead of the special election.
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What the House proposed: The House wants to neuter Coverdells but let people pull up to $10,000 out of 529 plans tax-free to use for private school.
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"Just because the city opposes this law does not mean they are allowed to neuter it through onerous regulation," New York State Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal said at the time.
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The goal of their "soft fascist" government is to not overtly use force to put down dissent, but rather quietly neuter the opposition using regulations and corrupt legal practices.
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As smitten as they are by his music, they are worried that it is too wild and insufficiently Aryan, so they try in their bureaucratic way to neuter it.
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Bannon said he had resigned from his post and told CBS television at the time that the "Republican establishment" was looking to nullify the 2016 election and neuter Trump.
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In 2013, journalists at Southern Weekend, another Southern Media Group publication, protested over a local propaganda official's rewriting of a new year's editorial to neuter its endorsement of constitutionalism.
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The defeat could neuter the threat May has been using to persuade lawmakers to back her deal: that if they don't, Britain could leave the block without any deal.
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World News Bureau is run by a man claiming to be from Scottsdale, Arizona who goes by the name Scooter Van Neuter and also runs the parody news site BigHairyNews.com.
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Why consumer groups say that could be problematic Consumer groups argue that taking the database offline would neuter one of its core purposes: pushing companies to take complaints more seriously.
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On Monday, the humane society also shared the story of another "amazing reunion" thanks to their monthly "Feline Frenzy" event, where they spay and neuter community cats free of charge.
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Ms. Gillibrand rebuffed him, parried a skeptical moderator's question and returned to her main argument: that a proposal like hers would help neuter special interests like the National Rifle Association.
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At the meeting, the committee is set to consider issuing a special dividend to all shareholders that could effectively neuter Ms. Redstone's 79 percent voting stake in the media company.
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After a quick, initial check-up, veterinarians determined that Bellini was male, but that classification changed when doctors went to neuter the cat a few weeks after his arrival, reports BBC.
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PETA, too, supports bringing all cats indoors rather than trap, neuter, return programs, and only implementing these programs when the cats are also removed from the potential harms of outdoor life.
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The United States and its allies strongly defended the panel's integrity and professionalism, accusing Russia of trying to neuter its ability to identify who is behind chemical weapons attacks in Syria.
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What could happen when Chancellor Bouchard rules, as soon as today: • He blocks Ms. Redstone's bylaw amendment; CBS's board proceeds to neuter its controlling shareholder; a big new precedent is set.
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According to a "pest plan" put forward by Environment Southland, cat owners in Omaui, on the country's South Island, will have to neuter, microchip and register their cats with local authorities.
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The tools of this revolution were facts, with which the Digital Nation was obsessed, and with which they would destroy — or at least neuter — partisan politics, which were boring and suspicious.
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Experts suggest offering to pay for immunizations or spay-neuter surgery — in lieu of giving someone an actual animal — to lighten some of the initial costs associated with getting a pet.
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Citing the statistic of more than 2 million pets being euthanized annually in the United States, the You Lucky Dog Rescue urges dog and cat owners to spay and neuter their pets.
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He wanted Buck to maintain his "God-given look," and Miller believed more people would be willing to neuter their pets if they had a product to make their pets look whole.
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The one-day adoption drive will occur across the country on July 23, offering potential pet parents reduced or waived adoption fees and waived spay/neuter fees at hundreds of participating shelters.
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But the way money is wielded as a weapon in politics to protect big business and neuter or outright kill pro-consumer legislation is something Minhaj has focused on again and again.
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Over 84% of the incidents involved a dog that an owner had failed to neuter, and 76% of the fatalities involved a canine that was isolated from human interactions and not socialized.
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"Because they do not euthanize in Turkey, the shelters have so many dogs that they spay/neuter them and then they have to let them go out on the street," she said.
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And the GOP is also mostly choosing to ignore all the evidence that Trump will continue to refuse to lose gracefully no matter what it tries to do to politically neuter him.
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While I'd prefer they would completely neuter outside noise, I know many other people prefer to retain a measure of ambient awareness, and the E5000s strike the right balance for that demographic.
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Republicans seem to lack the votes to eliminate the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, but President Donald Trump's choice to run it, Mick Mulvaney, has long expressed a desire to neuter it.
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If Pruitt and Trump neuter the EPA, the federal government would still need to find another way to hold up the demands put forth by these two laws or face legal action.
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In the other ear is Bannon saying McConnell is exactly the kind of globalist Washington swamp monster that he ran against and who is now trying to neuter his populist, nationalist presidency.
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Presently, we attempt to control cat populations either through adoption or through trap-neuter-return programs—collecting cats off of the street, neutering them, and returning them to where they were found.
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The raid on Cohen increasingly looks like a new legal front, separate from special counsel Robert Mueller's probe, that could be immune from any attempt by Trump to neuter the special counsel.
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Rosenworcel and Starks both told Congress that Pai should reverse his efforts to neuter low-income broadband programs like Lifeline, and instead expand them to help deliver mobile hotspots to impacted students.
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"It's clear that the strategy here is to neuter California for something much weaker on the federal level," said Ernesto Falcon, legislative counsel at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital rights group.
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Travis Longcore, the lead author of a 2009 paper in the journal Conservation Biology that was critical of trap, neuter and return, said the information on the GCat Rescue website was wrong.
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And for those who like to watch the outdoor cats on the premises, the money went to neuter and spay, pay for cat food, and storage so the food doesn't get wet.
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If passed, an immunity law would represent a double blow to Israeli democracy: both legitimizing the prime minister's efforts to neuter the media and blocking an independent check on wrongdoing by the premier.
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But the force of the referendum, a McCarthyite mood in the Brexiteer press and a prime minister whose original support for Remain seems more baffling by the week combined to neuter the legislature.
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They strive to provide the best care possible from all of the services available including preventative and wellness care, pet vaccinations, spay and neuter, pet dental cleaning, boarding and veterinary dermatology in Decatur.
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Using proceeds from the book sales, the organization has been able to neuter or spay 25 dogs and cats in addition to purchasing food and water for rescue campaigns like the one today.
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Most of the deep dives in the clues today were theme entries, but there were several spots that were particularly amusing (NEUTER, BOOT, DIP) or tricky (I had "Gorky" and "Gorka" before GORKI).
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It was an eerie echo of his efforts last spring, when he sought to neuter Robert Mueller's findings about the Trump campaign's openness to Russian help and the president's attempts to obstruct justice.
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Blaine Luetkemeyer, senior member of the Financial Services Committee, just said Elizabeth Warren is the "Darth Vader" of financial services Luetkemeyer also said bankers should "find a way to neuter" Elizabeth Warren Democratic Rep.
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And while it appears that Facebook was able to successfully neuter some large constellations within Brazil's solar system of hyper-partisan Facebook pages, what isn't clear is what effect that has had on WhatsApp.
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While donating to a vital initiative like spay/neuter clinics may not be as cute as giving funds to the care of one rescue dog, these donations will go on to change countless lives.
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Neuter Snapchat – Facebook sees Snap as its last true competitor in social media, and it's willing to sacrifice some public opinion and usage by haters to offer a good-enough version of Snapchat Stories.
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Protests in Poland leads to results: Last week the Polish Parliament voted to neuter the country's judicial system by firing all of the judges on the Supreme Court that didn't align with their ideals.
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For their part, critics like KOD and Civic Platform worry that PiS is out to neuter the tribunal completely and clear the way for the party to push through any laws that it likes.
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Fearing a hypothetical lawsuit from Trump, the American Bar Association recently ordered one of its specialist groups to neuter a draft on the very topic of Trump abusing the legal process to intimidate critics.
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A heard but never-seen Prince Charming, Charlie (the patrician-sounding John Forsythe) rescued the women from their sexist police jobs and now runs them through a go-between, a buffoonish neuter named Bosley.
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The United States could use its agenda to neuter the Geneva-based WTO even further, after Bloomberg reported earlier this month that it had floated the possibility of blocking the organization's biennial budget approval.
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Donald Trump isn't interested in Hill shenanigans — and could make members of Congress pay The president-elect, who is in New York today for meetings, publicly questioned House Republicans' decision to neuter the OCE.
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That has sparked a long-running fight between cat fans, who support "trap-neuter-return" (TNR) programs to limit feral populations, and conservation scientists, who advocate euthanizing feral cats in order to save endangered birds.
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"Only stinking third-world dictatorships use nominally independent authorities, actually subordinated to party politics and a thieving government, to neuter the main opposition force, which in Hungary is Jobbik," said party vice-chairman Janos Volner.
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Oath has a problem:* it needs to grow for Wall Street to be happy and for Verizon not to neuter it, but it has an incredible penchant for making product decisions that turn users off.
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And if we truly want to neuter swatting as a tool of abuse, we also have to address police brutality urgently, and finally heed the Black Lives Matter movement instead of consigning it to propagandistic stereotypes.
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Last year SUFP set up nine clinics, this year it has 11, which will perform an estimated 600 spay/neuter surgeries that the foundation is donating $38,000 to make happen at no cost to dog owners.
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"Those cats were his family — they were all he had," Cynthia Doepke, an animal rescue worker who convinced Antonio to allow her to trap, neuter and release some of his cats several years ago, tells PEOPLE.
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Preibus apparently has already played a stabilizing role in Washington, acting as a go-between between Paul Ryan and Trump when Ryan needed help in aborting a Republican attempt to neuter the Office of Congressional Ethics.
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His background as a cop, and his experience testifying in court, made him a shoo-in as a candidate to help the bureau gather evidence inside CIA headquarters and neuter their suspect: Harold James "Jim" Nicholson.
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NABU's efforts to delve into defense-related embezzlement, which led to the arrest last year of a deputy defense minister and the ministry's procurement chief, led to a flurry of moves to neuter the anticorruption body.
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It was the same Governor Schwarzenegger who, four years later, beat back a coalition of oil companies and big money men, including Charles and David Koch, who tried to neuter that law with a ballot initiative.
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BARCELONA/MADRID (Reuters) - Separatists looked set on Friday to regain power in Catalonia after voters rejected Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's attempt to neuter its independence movement, instead re-igniting the country's biggest political crisis in decades.
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Meanwhile, although the concept of "zero kill" shelters, along with spay and neuter programs to help drive down euthanization rates, is emerging in other regions, the concept has yet to take a strong foothold in South Korea.
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Given his past vocal opposition to the CFPB and his recent request for a zero budget for second quarter of 2018 (spending reserves instead), many are concerned that the acting director will gut or neuter the agency.
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What the GOP is demonstrating is that "if you don't have one party in control of both chambers, and with a supermajority in the Senate, you can effectively neuter the process," said Dean, now a CNN commentator.
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Altering the standard deduction so very few people will want to take it is "kind of an elegant way to water down, if not neuter, the mortgage interest deduction," said Guy Cecala, CEO of Inside Mortgage Finance.
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Nadler's oversight efforts have so far been less successful in shaping a punchy, damaging case against the administration than Schiff's public hearings, which were disciplined and powerful and managed to largely neuter GOP efforts to disrupt them.
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Agencies like the Clean Futures Fund are working to address the issue by creating a spay and neuter clinic for the animals, partnering with the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant and the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Management Agency in Ukraine.
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"He and his siblings were on medications for an upper respiratory infection, that once they were done with the medications they would undergo their spay/neuter surgery and be ready to go to their new homes," Clark said.
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What's more, female dogs showed higher levels of grayness than male dogs and physical characteristics like size, spay/neuter status and the presence of medical problems "did not significantly predict the extent of muzzle grayness," the release says.
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Marino was cited in a Washington Post-CBS "60 Minutes" report on Sunday as spearheading legislation to neuter the Drug Enforcement Administration's power to crack down on opioid manufacturers who were flooding the market with the addictive painkillers.
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Not only does this put the Trump regime's request for the names of individuals in the government who worked on climate science in a darker light, it empowers the legislature to neuter programs or agencies it objects to.
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The legal troubles of Mr Sam Rainsy and Mr Kem Sokha look like being part of a wave of politically motivated prosecutions to neuter the opposition ahead of local elections next year and a national vote in 2018.
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T-Mobile is taking advantage of the Trump administration's decision to effectively let the telecom sector do whatever it wants, most recently reflected by the FCC's decision to neuter itself (and popular net neutrality rules) at industry behest.
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RELATED: The 47 most outrageous lines in Donald Trump's New York Times interview And one particular date looms on the calendar: November 6, when congressional elections take place that could see a Democratic wave neuter the Trump presidency.
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In parts of the city where people are more directly involved in the lives of the cats, the trap-neuter-return operation functions better, so you have a lot of middle-aged and older cats in those neighborhoods.
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If we are to protect ourselves and our allies from North Korea's evermore credible nuclear blackmail, we must respond now — with an aggressive long-term program to reduce its killing power overseas and eventually neuter the Kim threat.
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One paranoid view of Mr. Trump's intentions is that he aims to neuter or kill Dodd-Frank outright — a concern the president himself has fueled by saying that "Dodd-Frank is a disaster" and pledging to "dismantle" it.
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"Investors have traded a 'competitive game' among central banks for the past five years, but we see central banks transitioning to a 'cooperative game' in which they reassert independence and move to neuter potentially destructive bubbles," Bannister said.
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Supreme Court Justice Clarence ThomasClarence ThomasClarence Thomas breaks his silence in theaters nationwide First, we'll neuter all the judges Supreme Court allows Trump administration to move forward with 'public charge' rule MORE typically sits silently through oral arguments.
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In some respects Hungary's descent into semi-authoritarianism follows a familiar storyline: the constitutional jiggery-pokery; the use of legal tools to neuter courts, intimidate media and tilt the electoral playing-field; the avoidance of outright oppression or violence.
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In 2013, with Cameron now in Downing Street and UKIP increasingly looking like an electoral threat, the prime minister promised an in/out referendum on the EU issue in an attempt to defuse internal party tensions and neuter Farage.
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But the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals disagreed, saying the interstate market "will have every incentive to meet demand" from pet shops needing to import puppies, while the spay-and-neuter requirement did not conflict with state law.
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Boal and the RSPCA, with help from the local police, later discovered that the woman who used to live in the home started with two pet Chihuahuas, a male and a female, and neglected to spay and neuter them.
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Authorities detained dozens of top Saudis including billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal in a move widely seen as an attempt by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to neuter any opposition to his lightening ascent to the pinnacle of power.
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Starting tomorrow, state legislators will consider a new amendment to the Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) that could neuter one of the strongest privacy laws in the US, giving Facebook free rein to run facial recognition scans without users' consent.
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Over the past 15 years, rescue organizations have shipped millions of shelter dogs from poorer communities in the South to wealthier places in the Northeast, Pacific Northwest and Midwest, where stricter spay and neuter laws have resulted in a dwindling supply.
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As President Trump blusters about his "big beautiful wall" to keep out poor migrants, Republican lawmakers have introduced legislation to neuter financial-oversight laws on banking, gut environmental protection standards, eliminate the Department of Education and roll back health care affordability.
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But Dean, who will stay at home to care for it, worries that he will cease to exist as a man once he becomes a parent: that he will be rendered a neuter "poster gay," he says, like Neil Patrick Harris.
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If Trump were to be elected and then seek to renegotiate the Paris deal or pull out altogether — a step which, based on the text of the deal, would take five years before it could be completed — it would effectively neuter the agreement.
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Shelters and rescues in the South work hard to promote pet adoption transports (primarily open only for dogs) to states where they have a better handle on the dog overpopulation, and these groups fund an increasing number of low-cost spay/neuter clinics.
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And it is hardly likely to consider devolving powers when it is busily recentralising the state, in part to neuter the government's opponents in other provinces and in part to keep a lid on the dissent which may follow a looming royal succession.
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" A U.S. intelligence official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said: "This is certain to encourage the Russians to continue and probably intensify their campaign of supporting far-right nationalist movements in Western and Eastern Europe as part of their effort to neuter NATO.
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The round-up of non-violent separatists, who support Indian-administered Kashmir either joining Pakistan or becoming an independent state, is part of an unprecedented crackdown from India's government to neuter a movement it believes fuels the armed insurrection, the sources said.
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He also alleged that in the early years of the theater, Kuklachyov had been reluctant to spay or neuter his cats, which Loginov said would be healthier for them, and had kept them in cages that the veterinarian thought were too small.
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"We didn't want to neuter the president because he's our president, he conducts foreign policy, but at the same time we didn't want to give him a blank check," said former Senator Chuck Hagel, Republican of Nebraska, who worked closely with Mr. Biden.
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They are not only able to guide you to the best food for your pet's specific age, weight, health conditions, spay/neuter status, and lifestyle, but they will also be able to help you figure out a daily caloric requirement to ensure proper portion control.
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Eventually, when enough checks and balances have been removed, a would-be autocrat finds it easier to neuter democracy itself, by shutting down the opposition (as in Turkey) or neutering the legislature (as in Venezuela, where the government staged a sham election on May 20th).
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In this conversation, we talk about that path — as well as her favorite graphic novels, the best time to neuter a dog, her belief that Bill Clinton should have resigned over the Monica Lewinsky scandal, and why she tries to avoid reading op-ed columns.
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"I really hope we can use this story to make it clear why it's so important to neuter your pets, not only to avoid unwanted litters but also to avoid inbreeding which can result in serious health and behavior problems in puppies," Boal added.
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Ecuador pro-business candidate Guillermo Lasso has doubled down on accusations that government-backed candidate Lenin Moreno would turn the Andean country into Venezuela, alluding to a recent Supreme Court move there to neuter the National Assembly that foes denounced as a lurch into dictatorship.
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That anti-PC message also dovetails nicely with the whole trying-to-take-the-Christ-out-of-Christmas angle that Trump knows appeals to some segment of evangelical conservatives who resent what they see as the attempt to neuter the religiosity from the holiday.
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Researchers have discovered the portion of Covid-19 that allows it to infect humans, and now you can help separate teams of scientists find a way to neuter the virus's power either by donating computing power or by playing a competitive online video game.
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She started a trap, neuter, return program where she and a small team of volunteers would safely gather the stray kittens and bring them to a nearby horse stable where she would bring over a vet team from Maui and have them fixed to prevent future breeding.
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Westerners may threaten to cut funding again if, as is likely, the government rigs elections next year (this week Mr Hun Sen again sued Sam Rainsy, the exiled leader of the main opposition party, for defamation, one of many steps seemingly intended to neuter his opponents).
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It gives me hope for my Navajo people, though, when I see a traditionally-dressed grandma at a spay-neuter clinic gently holding her dog, who is coming out of anesthesia, or a family who is barely getting by, but still manages to care for their pet.
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These brazen moves in Wisconsin and Michigan follow a shameful model set by North Carolina two years ago when the Republican state Legislature greeted the narrow victory of Democrat Roy Cooper as governor by dramatically reducing his power of appointments, basically aiming to neuter the office.
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WASHINGTON — The chairman of the House Financial Services Committee will move forward on legislation to neuter the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and its power to crack down on predatory business practices, according to a leaked memo that emerged on Thursday and infuriated Democratic defenders of the bureau.
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They're also focusing heavily on keeping pets and their owners together through "safety net" programs that provide accessible and affordable pet-care services and resources (including spay/neuter surgeries and vaccinations) to local residents who have financial and other challenges accessing those resources for their pets.
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The proposed order would prohibit states and localities from protecting their citizens Not content to repeal the pro-consumer net neutrality rules and neuter his agency, Pai is also proposing to prohibit states and localities from adopting their own broadband consumer protection laws, including laws that protect consumer privacy.
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Perlmutter, a Dem, says Luetkmeyer's comments about needing to "neuter" Warren and referring to her as "Darth Vader" were "misplaced" Luetkemeyer and Warren are far from the friendliest Congressional colleagues — especially because Luetkemeyer is a friend to Wall Street while Warren is one of its biggest and loudest critics.
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The Office of Management and Budget has not yet consulted with officials for the drug office or grant program on the proposed changes in this year's budget, two administration officials said, which they said would almost certainly disrupt the grants and neuter the office's already limited political influence.
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Later that same year, Verizon lobbyists went one step further, convincing the FCC to effectively neuter its authority over broadband providers, shoveling any remaining oversight to an FTC experts say lacks the authority or resources to actually police telecom giants on issues of privacy—or much of anything else.
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I think Turkey understands their future is better with the West economically, and I&aposd like to do a free trade agreement one day with Turkey when they get their house in order and that would neuter Russia and Iran&aposs influence vis-a-vis Turkey better than anything I could think of.
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When bots in a botnet phone home to their command and control server, for instance, you might sinkhole the domain they reach out to, diverting the requests so that you can monitor activity on the botnet, track the IP addresses contacting the domain, or neuter it so the bots can't receive commands.
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The message says that the administrators of her estate have bestowed a gift of $540,000 to the Elizabethton Carter County Animal Shelter to expand the dog and cat holding areas and to purchase a van to transport the shelter's cats and dogs to off-site adoption events and to spay and neuter clinics.
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In Israel, the case against Netanyahu — which focuses on his effort to use the power of the state to neuter criticism of his government in the Israeli media — came in advance of early April elections, giving Israeli voters a chance to decide if they want to keep an alleged criminal in office.
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Meanwhile, leaders in the House attempted to neuter the independent Office of Congressional Ethics — a move that was opposed by Mr. Trump, apparently a fan of oversight for anyone but himself — and they succeeded in passing a law that would allow political retribution against individual federal employees, by cutting their salaries to $1.
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Facing a variety of pressures — to safeguard user privacy, neuter extremist propaganda, curb harassment and, most recently, combat the spread of so-called fake news — social media companies have over and over again chosen to ignore, and, at times, disrupt the work of human rights groups scrambling to build cases against war criminals.
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While many of the techniques outlawed under the new guidelines have been prohibited under the Unified Rules of MMA for years—including headbutts, blows to the genitals and the back of the head, insertion of fingers into orifices, biting, hair-pulling, and tossing opponents out of the ring—the others would likely neuter the sport.
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But her priorities, for the most part, stand in stark contrast to those of her predecessor, Representative Jeb Hensarling, Republican of Texas, who spent the past two years pushing to water down the new rules created by the 2010 Dodd-Frank law and to neuter the consumer finance watchdog set up by the Obama administration.
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The fate of the bill now rests in the hands of House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wisc.), and the Trump administration is already lobbying to kill it or neuter its provisions.
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It was not, for the record, and I continue to find hilarious the idea that Facebook — a company that refused to let CNET take so much of a picture of Zuckerberg last week as part of a glossy, access-driven preview of Oculus Connect — would secretly funnel me samizdat audio of the company's previously undisclosed efforts to neuter TikTok.
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Last week, I wrote a bit of a screed on why TechCrunch's parent company, Oath, is struggling so badly: Oath has a problem:* it needs to grow for Wall Street to be happy and for Verizon not to neuter it, but it has an incredible penchant for making product decisions that basically tell users to fuck off.
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Now, he's officially taken over the party's fearsome anti-corruption arm, responsible for cracking down on graft in the party -- an issue that has become a lightning rod for public discontent and a top priority for Xi in the past five years (more to neuter political rivals than to root out bad apples, according to critics).
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After a series of seemingly conflicting announcements, President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday that he would announce new actions that would violate the terms of the nuclear deal, making it clear that Iran was trying to press Europe to make good on its promises to neuter American-led sanctions by compensating Tehran for lost oil sales.
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Putin's argument to Trump will basically run along these lines: If you can prevent or neuter the new sanctions legislation being considered in the House of Representatives, lift some of the current ones that are having a crippling effect on the Russian economy, and return the confiscated properties, it will ease the strained relationship between Washington and Moscow and lay the groundwork for Russian concessions.
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The response from the right has been to dismiss Streep's comments on the grounds that she is an elite and that this election proved once and for all that "normal Americans" (white people in the middle of the country) hate all elites, including actors they watch regularly in movies and TV. The impulse is to absorb Streep's comments into a pre-existing narrative and therefore neuter them.
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The upshot of Trump administration policymaking — beginning with Paul Ryan's speakership, continuing under Mulvaney's operation of the executive machinery now that Democrats run the House, and of course extending into the Federalist Society domination of the judiciary — is to completely neuter or dismantle the institutions of government that are supposed to check the ability of the wealthy and powerful to run roughshod over the rest of us.
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Mueller's assessment of the Trump Tower hijinks smacks of the envelope-pushing zeal that marked an investigation driven by progressive legal beagles, who believe the law is there to empower subordinate executive bureaucrats, such as themselves, to neuter the chief executive (at least if his name is Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE).
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During his time at Heritage Action, Chapman helped influence policy such as health care choices, fought for tax cuts, and endorsed confirmations of Justices Neil GorsuchNeil GorsuchFirst, we'll neuter all the judges Warren, Biden call for law to protect abortion rights Tlaib says mention of Kavanaugh was 'trigger' to walk out of Trump speech MORE and Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughSusan Collins in statistical tie with Democratic challenger: poll A disgraced Senate and president have no business confirming judges Manchin not ruling out endorsing Trump reelection MORE to the Supreme Court, according to the group's statement.
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