Nixing the party of the year at the last minute?
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Facebook on Tuesday evening said it was nixing Hampton's workaround.
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Nixing location tracking in the settings is much more effective.
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Now, the national party is nixing its virtual caucus plans.
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Not all airports are nixing the plastic water bottles, though.
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HBO is also nixing a TV movie based on the book.
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He may not stop at nixing or reversing big deals, either.
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Mike Pence and nixing a proposed increase in the gas tax.
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And with that comes limiting or nixing naps during the day.
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The arguments for nixing the test have surprised and offended him.
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And yet, there's something eerily familiar about Hillary's nixing of Nixon. Mrs.
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Nixing weekend delivery is projected to bring in $3 billion a year.
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But nixing poorly thought-out regulations is only part of the equation.
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No, nixing dairy hadn't completely cleared up my complexion, but there was improvement.
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Now Microsoft is nixing Snap Mode outright — but will it get a replacement?
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Vanity Fair is also nixing party plans again this year, a publicist confirmed.
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"They [the Outlander producers] were like, 'We're nixing the wolves,'" Balfe told the audience.
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But nixing SALT would bring in needed revenue to help pay for the plan.
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They believe Graham and the GOP are nixing the rules to benefit them politically.
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They include nixing state and local tax deductions, capping mortgage interest deductions, and more.
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This will the second time the Senate has voted on nixing the emergency declaration.
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And Joy recalls vehemently nixing Jackson's request to abscond with Wade for a year.
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That said, nixing the rotating bezel doesn't mean the Galaxy Watch Active doesn't have one.
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READ ME:Beautifully designed—so much so you can forgive Samsung for nixing the rotating bezel.
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Expect Trump to take decisive action by fixing or nixing Obama's "signature" foreign policy achievement.
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President Trump, bound by a campaign promise, focuses only on nixing or fixing the JCPOA.
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In Canada, the nixing of single-use plastics is expected to have economic impacts, too.
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The company is considering nixing its long-defining constraint in favor a new limit: 280 characters.
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In fact, we're huge proponents of nixing unnecessary steps to make the process run more smoothly.
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It requires that Federal agencies may not be "arbitrary and capricious" in changing or nixing regulations.
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Amtrak is nixing its traditional dining car services on the company's one-night East Coast routes.
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Critics said nixing the regulation could potentially increase the danger to the gun buyers and others.
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What about the nixing of the minority provision, which people took to be referring to Christians?
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Nixing the latter first can help preserve your options if you struggle financially later in repayment.
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If Calvin Klein doesn't have a problem with its underwear model nixing a bra, why should we?
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It's a big shift, as Amazon was previously called out for nixing series with strong women leads.
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The showdown could end with lawmakers nixing the president's veto for the first time in his administration.
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The separate Miss America pageant has also undergone several changes this year, including nixing its swimsuit competition.
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Americans can still catch a ride, but nixing most foreigners opens up a lot of those seats.
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If the government is serious about nixing inefficiencies and finally reducing our national deficit, it'll embrace blockchain.
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However, Kang said nothing about nixing the broad financial penalties imposed on North Korea by the United Nations.
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He has modified the original language of the resolution to attract Republican support, including nixing references to Trump.
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And, as we've seen, companies like Facebook, Twitter, and Google have a hard time nixing the bad actors.
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Roberts's reputational concerns are real, and the public seems more in favor of keeping Roe than nixing it.
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Nixing the tariffs has long been a top priority for many business groups, particularly in the retail sector.
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Apple is nixing the iTunes app in the next version of its Mac software, which launched on Monday.
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Walmart&aposs e-commerce outfit Jet is nixing its fresh-food grocery delivery service in New York City.
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Mr. Trump's nixing of the deal won't do America much good with the rest of the world, either.
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It's the second time Congress has failed to override Trump's veto of a resolution nixing his emergency declaration.
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You can use the technique as a template, substituting other vegetables and meats, or nixing the meat altogether.
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But on Monday, Carlile said she was nixing her appearance because Nielsen was one of the featured speakers.
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In any case, changing the definition of statistical significance, or nixing it entirely, doesn't address the real problem.
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James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeOvernight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics America's avengers deserve an advocate Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' from major defense policy bill MORE (R-Okla.), Sen.
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Google is nixing its quirky naming convention for new versions of its Android operating system and using numbers instead.
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But while passing their tax-cut bill in 2017, Republicans also zeroed out this penalty, nixing the individual mandate.
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The report -- which recommended nixing the sales goals -- was sent to the bank's chief auditor, HR department and others.
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When checked on Tuesday, the webform no longer displays a user's country code by default — effectively nixing the bug.
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For Dorgelo and others, though, there initially was reason to believe that the Trump administration considered nixing PCAST altogether.
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Even Pinterest joined the fray, nixing the Infowars Pinterest page after Mashable reached out to the company for comment.
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In an open letter published in a local Hawaiian newspaper today, however, Zuck declared that he's nixing the legal maneuver.
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As it stands, the airline flies on a mostly seasonal schedule, adding and nixing destinations depending on the Minneapolis weather.
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So, it's no surprise that Von D nixing a shade named after her former BFF from her successful lipstick collection.
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Instead of nixing whites altogether, we're adding subtle touches of seasonality to help our sleep spot transition into crisper weather.
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In Nicky's letter about nixing the draft dodging plan, he calls Jack "Superman" and signs it "CK" for Clark Kent.
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If you're smart when planning, putting together a budget-friendly weekend ≠ nixing all the things that make vacations most enjoyable.
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They have an alternative bill that focuses on national security and fraud, while nixing investment adjustments from Grassley and Leahy.
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Walmart is bringing grocery services into its flagship app, with the goal of ultimately nixing its separate Walmart Grocery app.
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Nixing the "death tax" would be a "terrible mistake, " says Buffett, because he says that change inordinately benefits the rich.
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Proponents of nixing the mandate say it is a way to save money that could help pay for tax cuts.
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It's hardly been more than a decade, Murphy says, since he got notes nixing gay characters on his TV shows.
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Trump signed a bill earlier Thursday nixing an Obama-era rule that kept states from defunding healthcare providers for political reasons.
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We all spend our money differently, but nixing some of your straggler subscriptions is likely a great place to start trimming.
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For example, the plan will likely fund rate cuts in part by nixing or trimming the state and local tax deduction.
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Pence cast the deciding 51st vote in favor of nixing the rule, after the legislation stalled in a 50-50 tie.
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Nixing SALT would let Republicans raise more than $1 trillion dollars to help pay for their tax plan, congressional negotiators say.
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The company is also nixing the program's invite-only requirement and is opening it to all researchers who wish to participate.
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The network's entertainment president, Channing Dungey, said in 2017, "politics had absolutely nothing to do" with the network nixing the series.
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She had seen the estimates that nixing the mandate alone could raise premiums and lead to fewer people with health insurance.
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Facing skyrocketing rates of obesity, the government is waging war on unhealthy foods, including nixing iconic cartoon characters from cereal boxes.
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It's also possible that nixing the deal pushes up oil prices, padding coffers in countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait.
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Several media organizations announced earlier this year they were nixing their annual correspondents' parties for the second year in a row.
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Much of the price drop came from nixing a knob and built-in scale, as well as optimizing their sourcing and manufacturing.
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Even though Crayola is nixing a color in the most Hunger Games way, ever, the 24-count box will still be safe.
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Sanchez's alleviation came via a restrictive diet that cut out most starches, dairy, and legumes, unfortunately nixing all her favorite childhood foods.
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By nixing the arbitration measure through the Congressional Review Act (CRA), lawmakers effectively banned any federal agency from issuing a similar rule.
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But many consumer groups consider that a problem that needs to be rectified by nixing this deal, not a justification for it.
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Nixing the latter rule could have devastating effects for women who are pregnant and for people struggling with addiction, according to CBO.
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Mix that with the summer heat, and it means I've been nixing foundation, concealer, even eyeshadow, in favor of lighter and faster alternatives.
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With today's unveiling of the new iPhone 7 came the news that the world had long suspected: Apple is nixing the headphone jack.
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He points out potential new tariffs on solar panel equipment would be "far more harmful" to solar growth than nixing the EPA rule.
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We're nixing all of those dirty habits we've picked up over the years, from biting our nails to (ugh) picking at our skin.
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He suggested the White House might seek a tradeoff, such as extending electric car credits in return for nixing wind and solar incentives.
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Republicans blame Democrats for nixing the 21625-vote filibuster in 2900 for most nominations, labeling that as the spark that started the fire.
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Multiple market-oriented plans on the table have the potential to control costs by eliminating unnecessary mandates and nixing costly barriers to entry.
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If that changes, liberals and moderates shouldn't shy away from nixing Obama-era policies to accept a market-based solution to climate change.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are expected to force a vote this month on nixing Trump's emergency declaration to redirect military construction funds to the wall.
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Radio host Hugh Hewitt, who has advocated for Republicans nixing the precedent, noted the move would make "every rule of law conservative" happy.
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Usually agencies coordinate on such matters – as the two did when nixing the two telecom rivals' earlier attempt to tie the knot in 2014.
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Embrace being the boss and nixing ideas under the full moon in Virgo, the hardworking, detail-oriented, often called "picky" editor of the zodiac.
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Gun control Trump signed a measure nixing a regulation aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of some severely mentally ill people. 2.
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Now, the 34-year-old tattoo artist is nixing the Jeffree shade and adding 14 other shades to her popular Everlasting Liquid Lipstick line.
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It might take you a second to remember what that is, and that's exactly why the company is nixing the section from users' profiles.
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Indie label Reformation feels the same way we do, so they're nixing the familiar merchandizing tool for their next store opening in San Francisco.
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Construction supply company 84 Lumber tells a story about a family of Mexican immigrants, despite Fox nixing its plan to show a border wall.
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With rumors of Apple nixing the headphone jack on the iPhone 7, we're expecting to see a lot more Bluetooth earbuds and Lightning headphones.
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Also, they said nixing certification of the Iran deal and trying to renegotiate it will discourage North Korea from ever considering a denuclearization accord.
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But the White House initially contemplated nixing the rule entirely as part of an executive order tightening border security that Trump signed in January.
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Whether it's nixing a step in our skin-care regimen or opting for a low-maintenance hair routine, there's no greater pleasure than simplifying.
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On Thursday, the musician tweeted that she's thinking of nixing "Claire" for a lowercase, italic letter c—a reference to the speed of light.
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And a new "Research Freedom" provision would prevent the Health and Human Services secretary from nixing scientific programs over political considerations in the future.
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Then the White House announced it was nixing the so-called "Flores settlement" — a landmark policy that ensured migrant children couldn't be detained indefinitely.
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For South Korea, the sudden nixing of Cha sent an ominous message: If Cha isn't hawkish enough for the Trump administration, then who is?
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And nixing plans for the Store of the Future comes as Amazon is unveiling its own futuristic take on what physical stores should look like.
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Battery life is said to last for a week at a time, nixing the "Bummer, I can't run today because my watch isn't charged" excuse.
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Trump's budget would eliminate 50 EPA programs and impose massive cuts to research and development, while also nixing money for the Energy Star rating system.
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Trump's budget would eliminate 85003 EPA programs and impose massive cuts to research and development, while also nixing money for the Energy Star rating system.
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You see, no one rides inside Nuro's vehicles, so DOT is going to let the company get away with nixing side-view mirrors and windshields.
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Nixing some of Obamacare's insurance regulations might not comply, which could be a deal breaker for conservatives like Cruz who are fixated on lowering premiums.
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Spend the ride home chatting with my roommate and nixing the nine Hinge guys who are obviously feeling lonely on Valentine's Day and liked me.
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What really makes a difference, according to Mulvihill, is for the couple to lower their expectations, like nixing plans for a second home in retirement.
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There are plenty of draws to having a job that allows you to work from home — nixing a daily commute being just one of them.
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Organizers are nixing public rallies and looking for new approaches to stay active in the 2020 campaign without an opportunity to confront politicians in public.
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She has given notes on the scripts, too, nixing a moment when Erica's husband covers up a sleeping Elizabeth while Erica is in mid-portrait.
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The UK courts' nixing of plans for a third runway at London's Heathrow airport affirms the importance of carbon dioxide emissions in major investment decisions.
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But the conference version of the NDAA that&aposs currently working its way through Congress, lawmakers ended up nixing the additional funding for the NGSW.
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Nixing deductibility "threatens the political livelihood of spendthrift lawmakers across the nation," Mr. Bartlett exulted at the time in an article for the Heritage Foundation.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump Tuesday signed a measure nixing a regulation aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of some severely mentally ill people.
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That included the nixing of a proposed $143 billion merger between Kraft Heinz and Unilever on Sunday, just two days after Kraft Heinz floated the deal.
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Last year, there were a lot of negative reactions to the nixing of the headphone jack — this year, it's the home button that's getting users bothered.
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That's especially true when it comes to Trump's policies that Republicans have opposed, like nixing the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal and raising the minimum wage.
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The company also keeps almost all the ports of its previous generation in place, only nixing a USB-A port and, unfortunately, the SD card reader.
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The day after celebrating the centenary of the Balfour Declaration in London on November 2nd, he said that he favoured "fixing" the deal, not "nixing" it.
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Gorsuch's confirmation is all but guaranteed after Republicans invoked the so-called nuclear option earlier Thursday, nixing a 60-vote procedural hurdle on Supreme Court nominees.
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But Mattarella then triggered a political crisis on May 27 by nixing the proposed candidate for minister of the Treasury, economist Paolo Savona, a known Eurosceptic.
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Dr. Tanzi advises nixing it altogether, and she follows her own advice: "For my sensitive skin, I avoid 'hot and steamy' at all costs," she says.
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The program intends to draw greater crowds of local visitors from lower-income suburbs of Paris, youth, and families by nixing its €17 (~$19) admission fee.
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Mr. Trump most likely believes that nixing the Iran accord will somehow show North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, that he does not make "bad" deals.
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He even added later in the day that he had "just signed a trade agreement with Mexico," which cannot happen without the US first nixing NAFTA.
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Moreover, nixing the pedestal was an uncharacteristic decision for an artist who took special pains to incorporate supports of all kinds into both form and content.
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So why not zip through last night's shots while you're on the train, nixing misses and flagging good ones, or try out a few white balance settings?
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Talks between the two companies had reportedly been going on for months, with this decision nixing Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige from the Spider-Man universe entirely.
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American Express, for example, is nixing the requirement around the world, while Visa is making it optional only in North America for companies that offer chip systems.
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Other cost-cutting measures have included nixing the traditional balloons that employees receive on their work anniversaries and asking employees to be conscious about their travel expenses.
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Gmail said last year it was nixing a similar feature that scanned inboxes to personalize ads to hold "privacy and security paramount" — but it hasn't followed through.
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While there's no way to get to Australia quickly, I'd definitely consider nixing the break and saving a few hours next time, should Project Sunrise become reality.
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On the personnel front, eBay is also nixing non-essential cross-border business travel, much like retail giant Walmart and Silicon Valley power players Google and Apple.
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Given that digital renderings still tend to have a hollow look, nixing that idea made sense, especially with a character and performer that audiences know so well.
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Three GOP senators are adding an extra hurdle to the looming fight over nixing the Affordable Care Act, arguing they want a "full repeal" of ObamaCare. Sens.
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Kansas Republicans are also considering nixing their primary, according Politico, which was the first to report on the moves by state Republican parties to cancel their primaries.
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One poultry farmer involved in the suit, who said he voted for Trump, told Bloomberg that he is "disappointed" in the president for nixing the proposed rule.
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That gun wasn&apost used in the shooting, but it was the catalyst for the retailer nixing sales of all AR-15-style guns in its stores.
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It's similar to the play Schumer made during the ObamaCare fight in 2017, when Democrats remained united and were able to stop Republicans from nixing the law.
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That means nixing your hot, sweet strawberry Pop Tart love affair, especially since this sugar-packed, white carb-loaded food can make you hungrier throughout the day.
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Moments later, House Speaker Paul Ryan announced that Republicans were nixing their high-stakes health care bill after failing to get enough support from within their own party.
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But members of the Sacramento Board of Supervisors who voted in favor of nixing the contract said they hoped the county could "set the trend" for the state.
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The White House said on Monday that nixing the credit, which phases out after companies hit 200,000 vehicles sold, could save taxpayers $2.5 billion over the next decade.
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Indeed had he signed the Yemen bill rather than nixing it, it is likely that his administration would have claimed its provisions did not apply to Yemen anyway.
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He reportedly went as far as nixing a statement that praised McCain's wartime service and called him a "hero," instead tweeting a brief condolence message to his family.
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Pepsi announced Wednesday it's nixing an ad featuring Kendall Jenner that's been slammed by pretty much everyone on the internet for trivializing protest movements, New York magazine reports.
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Simply nixing US Immigration and Customs Enforcement seems like an unlikely proposition in the current political environment, when the issue of immigration motivates conservative voters like no other.
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Depending on which ruling a court leans on the hardest, a current Twitter employee without permission to shutter accounts may have violated the law by nixing Trump's account.
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American Eagle's lingerie company has appealed to the young demographic by nixing airbrushing in 2014 with its groundbreaking #AerieREAL campaign and by employing a body-positive, inspirational vibe.
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Trump might do it anyway, because nixing these subsidies may be his best chance to undermine the law now that the GOP's repeal-and-replace effort has stalled.
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Jonathan Karl, ABC News's chief White House correspondent and president of the White House Correspondents' Association, tells ITK there haven't been any talks of nixing this year's event.
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A "Full Frontal" publicist tells ITK there's "no real reason" behind nixing the parody dinner other than the fact that Bee's team is working on another TV special.
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Party leaders in South Carolina, Nevada and Arizona have all expressed support for nixing their presidential primaries, and are expected to make it official over the coming weeks.
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Party leaders in other states, including Nevada and Arizona, have expressed support for nixing their presidential primaries, and are expected to make it official over the coming weeks.
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Kansas Republicans are also considering nixing their primary, according to Politico, which was the first to report on the moves by state Republican parties to cancel their primaries.
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The circumstances behind an unexpectedly early exit can generate additional debts, nixing any plans workers may have had in order to knock out existing debt before retirement, Collinson said.
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Yandex is framing this as a more nuanced alternative to ad blockers, given that users can specify the ads they like or don't — rather than just nixing all ads.
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Obama administration officials in December ordered an EIS for the line, but President Trump in January issued a memo nixing that review and allowing the project to move forward.
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Trump appeared open to nixing the borrowing limit after his recent funding deal with Democrats, telling reporters there are a "lot of good reasons" to get rid of it.
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Politico reported recently that US officials who have reviewed Manafort's contemporaneous account of the encounter say they are mostly about Browder and the need for nixing the Magnitsky Act.
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Read on for the answers, including the surprising bag style for nixing upper-body strain and a comfy-cool excuse to finally kick your heel habit: KEEN UNEEK footwear.
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Sestak is aware of the challenges he faces; he told Vox he's seen an internal email from a media company nixing the idea of giving him a town hall.
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Mr. Akinmusire recorded "A Rift in Decorum," his first live album, earlier this year at the Village Vanguard, and he used just a quartet, nixing his band's typical saxophone.
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Managers and employees meet often to discuss performance, in keeping with the general trend of companies nixing annual reviews and having managers regularly speak with employees about their work.
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At one point, her executive producers showed her a board of about 50 ideas and topics and gave her the option of nixing any that she was uncomfortable tackling.
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While on the row, Inkinen primarily consumed veggies and protein, along with a slathering of fat with every meal, while nixing things like high-sugar energy bars and carbonated drinks.
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The convention Rules Committee could decide to free all 2,472 delegates to pick whoever they like for president -- nixing months of grueling primaries and caucuses everywhere from Iowa to Alaska.
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" As we've seen in "Tumblr English," there's often a performative nonchalance suggested by nixing periods where they should otherwise be used, most often in the "staccato sentences favored by millennials.
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Since 1994, in addition to nixing people who have died or moved—which all states do—Ohio has sent a postcard to voters who have not voted for two years.
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The move led to an outcry from consumers worried that nixing the rules gave big telecom companies the opening to sell user data to the highest bidder without their knowledge.
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President Trump is nixing this latest example of a bad deal for the environment and our Constitutional freedoms and both of those precious American treasures are better off for it.
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The House Republicans' Tax Cuts and Jobs Act calls for nixing a number of what lawmakers called "special interest deductions" — including those for medical expenses, adoption and student loan interest.
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In earlier discussions, leaders had debated nixing PFAS provisions from the bill entirely, arguing that it would be best to leave PFAS legislation to committees with jurisdiction over the topic.
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All of the legislation, however, would increase the enforcement capabilities of the Justice Department to crack down on FARA violators, in addition to nixing the LDA exemption for U.S. subsidiaries.
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The coffee and doughnut chain announced Friday on Twitter that their peppermint mocha will be returning for the season on November 6, after nixing the limited-time drink last year.
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One of the most important features Google is nixing is "Customer Match," which allows campaigns to match people's online profiles with the voter data they have and target them specifically.
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During Donald Trump's presidency, refugee resettlement in the U.S. dropped drastically, nixing the country's former ranking as the world's top country for refugee admissions, according to analysis by Pew Research Center.
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Other technological innovations contributed to women's liberation, not by nixing the need for them to labor so long at home but just by making it easier for them to leave home.
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A few weeks ago, Apple surprised tech watchers by nixing the traditional 3.5 mm headphone jack altogether, in favor of wireless headphones, or an adapter that plugs into the Lightning port.
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Throughout Blake's first meeting with Becca since their painful split, he doesn't show a hint of malice, even though the Bachelorette nearly let him fully propose before nixing the entire thing.
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Congress is scheduled to go home then, but sources told CNN's Phil Mattingly that the always-debated but never-implemented talk of nixing the August break is very real this year.
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It also became clear the Senate would not pass a budget, nixing the chances of a "reconciliation" process, which would have given the party a shot at moving filibuster-proof bills.
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He can still backtrack and avoid a costly legal battle that might end up in more problems for him and the entire industry than just the nixing of one big deal.
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The party and the network had already scaled back the Phoenix debate, canceling media credentials and nixing the audience and spin room for an event that was supposed to unfold downtown.
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Mazur asked Hassett what elements could be added to the plan to counterbalance all the changes that tend to benefit the wealthy — nixing the estate and alternative minimum taxes, for example.
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Tuesday, the FTC held a hearing dubbed Nixing the Fix: A Workshop on Repair Restrictions, where experts testified how these restrictions are having a profoundly negative impact on consumers and businesses alike.
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The FTC-hosted panel, called Nixing the Fix, asked whether consumers should be able to fix the gadgets they purchase or take them to an unauthorized repair shop without incurring a penalty.
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President Trump on Friday is expected to issue the first veto of his presidency, nixing legislation passed this week to block his declaration of a national emergency at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Roughly a dozen additional GOP senators remain publicly on the fence on the resolution, giving the White House an uphill climb if it wants to block the resolution nixing Trump's emergency declaration.
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But technology leaps only last so long, and Russia and China are known to be working on technology aimed at nixing whatever leg up NATO countries have tried to build for themselves.
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Instead of nixing your bad habits altogether, which works for like a week, CBT teaches you to identify the triggers, thoughts, and feelings that make you do them in the first place.
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Though it's tempting to interpret his use of ornate frames as a postmodern nixing of so-called "high" and "low" culture, I suspect his attitude toward framing was more sincere than ironic.
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A little less than a year ago, on February 28, 2017, he signed a measure nixing a regulation aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of some severely mentally ill people.
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We're willing to bet that Teigen dealt with her case by visiting a derm — a cortisone injection is generally the fastest, easiest, and ultimately most painless way of nixing one of those suckers.
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The U.S. Supreme Court denied Regeneron's petition for review of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit's July 2017 decision nixing the patent, which relates to the genetic modification of mice.
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Racking up failed projects is the modus operandi of X. Before the Alphabet reorg, Teller implemented a bonus system rewarding employees for nixing their own projects, designed to funnel resources to feasible efforts.
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One of Google's looming existential fears is that Apple will cut Google search out — either through nixing its lucrative deal as the default provider on its iPhone mobile browser or some other routes.
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The Republican fears of the bad press they'd get from potentially nixing coverage for people with pre-existing conditions got them to promise not to do that before the bill was even written.
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" Shields added in a release that his team believes nixing the holes "would drive down the use and toxicity of conventional cigarettes, and drive smokers to either quit or use less harmful products.
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So far its efforts have ranged from nixing flavored pods and introducing secret shopper programs to bust errant retailers, to releasing a Bluetooth-enabled vape that collects a staggering amount of user data.
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First, she considered applying individual false lashes to her brows, before nixing the idea: "My false lashes are all black, and black would have looked pretty dark considering my hair color," the blonde concludes.
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley called her regimen of nixing sugar, dairy, gluten, and alcohol "brutal," and in 2013, Erin Heatherton stopped working with the brand due to the pressure to lose weight for the shows.
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After she culls through them, nixing the ones containing hate speech or needlessly graphic solicitations of sex, she still ends up with enough to post a few at a time until the next call.
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It's emphasizing what critics call the economic and public health downsides of White House policies like withdrawal from the Paris climate accord and nixing EPA's Clean Power Plan and Waters of the U.S. rule.
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The challenge is as old as the stoplight itself: How to time your pace through town so you hit green light after green light, nixing any time spent twiddling your thumbs at red lights.
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The kind of publicity nixing Trump's HHS nominee would generate would amount to a victory the Democrats could claim in the continuing Obamacare battles and the fight to appear like Trump opponents with clout.
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The debate over nixing the agency has been catapulted into the national spotlight because of the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy, which resulted in the separation of thousands of migrant children from their families.
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Trump threw Republicans for a loop when he opened the door to nixing the debt ceiling in a meeting last year, arguing "there are a lot of good reasons" to get rid of it.
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Trump has already ordered a review of the rule, signaling his goal of ultimately nixing it, but the administrative process for doing so takes a lot longer than using an immediate CRA resolution. Sen.
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Mr. Trump will not isolate Iran by nixing the deal; he will isolate America and lead its partners and allies to consider China and Russia as more dependable, predictable partners, even absent Western values.
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And in his paranoid, aggrieved isolation, he's even thinking about nixing Steve Bannon, nemesis of the Mooch, and mulling firing the one who could get him fired, Mueller, and pardoning himself for possible charges.
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The online payment company announced this it was nixing plans for an operations center in Charlotte because it would be "simply untenable" to employ people in a state where team members wouldn't enjoy equal rights.
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Lawmakers can use the hours-long voting block to force a vote on any amendment to the budget resolution, which is being used as a vehicle for the rules on nixing the Affordable Care Act.
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One of the numerous voicemails obtained by the local station included a caller who brought up a 2003 email where Kavanaugh suggested nixing a paragraph out of a draft op-ed that characterized Roe v.
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Climate change is one: Nonprofit Threshold lists the introduction of eco-friendly shipping, nixing plastic, and using renewable energy among its demands within its Cancel Prime campaign, calling for action a step beyond a boycott.
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The Trump administration is nixing the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which allows certain undocumented immigrants brought into the country as children to work and go to school without the fear of deportation.
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Nixing the order could be seen as an acknowledgment that he failed to uphold one of the major pledges of his 203 campaign, or that the change he brought to Washington wasn't built to last.
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Launching its new flagship phone today, OnePlus joins in on the hottest trend of 5593 by nixing the display bezels, but it resists the urge to participate in another popular change by retaining its headphone jack.
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He allowed that North Carolina's law could be anti-competitive specifically for MRIs, but he noted that there are concerns about unnecessary scans if the rules are rolled back and about nixing them for other services.
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In a surprise move on July 27th, she did just that, closing the cases of Garrett Miller and Alicia White before they opened and nixing a retrial of Mr Porter that had been planned for September.
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But Democrats warn that by nixing the rule lawmakers will be allowing states the ability to randomly drug test workers who through no fault of their own are unemployed, poor or in need of public assistance.
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But with President Trump declining to attend this year's 103rd installment, the star power largely MIA and several news outlets nixing their usual bashes, regulars say the "weirdness" factor surrounding the black-tie dinner is high.
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But with President Trump declining to attend this year's 103rd installment, the star power largely MIA and several news outlets nixing their usual bashes, regulars say the 'weirdness' factor surrounding the black-tie dinner is high.
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While Trump has long been wrong on climate change — which is why he has no problem nixing rules intended to fight it — it looks like he also has a strange personal vendetta against the bulbs themselves.
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It said the sheriff, having already banned cigarettes and sex magazines in prison, was nixing coffee, too, in order to cut costs — and to make sure inmates could not use the hot drink as a weapon.
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Trump also ordered Esper to allow Gallagher to retain his status as a Navy SEAL before retirement, effectively nixing a review board that was expected to determine if he would be allowed to keep his title.
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Since then, the Trump administration has been looking at ways to lower drug prices, such as nixing the rebates paid out to pharmacy benefit managers and most recently looking to import drugs from countries like Canada.
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Nixing a book by Milo Yiannopoulos today could mean eroding the editorial independence that allows other controversial books to be published—the kinds of books that parents call to have removed from their children's libraries every year.
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The bottom line is that nixing the Iran nuclear deal, absent a new agreement or a credible breach of the deal, could lead to expanded Iranian nuclear enrichment and would be a dereliction of our global leadership.
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Hunter Hill, aired an ad earlier this year titled "Liberals won't like this" that depicted him loading a semiautomatic rifle while calling for lowering the firearm purchasing age to 18 and nixing the need for carry permits.
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The new-old Afghan war strategy set out by the president Monday night contained a Trump line or two — terrorists as "losers," the nixing of "nation-building" — but was the work of the adults in the room.
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When asked on "Fox and Friends" in April 2013, he said he supported nixing the US Supreme Court's requirement that suspects be read their rights to remain silence and obtain a lawyer at apprehension -- dubbed Miranda rights.
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The trade deficit has not shrunk Part of Trump's argument in favor of nixing some trade deals and reworking others is that the US should be making more things to export and buying fewer from other countries.
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Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeOvernight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics America's avengers deserve an advocate Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' from major defense policy bill MORE (R-Okla.) says he is prepared to move a skinny defense authorization bill — which would be stripped down to the bare essentials — just to avoid the embarrassing prospect of not passing one for the first time in 59 years.
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And it's been on the table, as a realistic suggestion, since Vatican II, when those disciplines Petro mentioned (nixing Latin and so forth) were tweaked, and there was some hope that Pope John XXIII might consider revising it.
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Right now that market is dominated by companies like Google and Facebook, but broadband providers also want a piece of that pie and say nixing the privacy rules would help them compete against the more established web players.
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There have even been bans from some unlikely quarters: YouPorn just announced action against Jones for a ToS violation — nixing his ability to try to pass off anti-truth hate preaching as a porn alternative on its platform.
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Cutting the first week of early voting came in reaction to data showing that the first seven days were used by large numbers of black voters, nixing one Sunday on which churches would bus "souls-to-the-polls".
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New York state Governor Andrew Cuomo—under pressure from the Republican controlled state legislature—signed a moratorium this week nixing New York City's proposed five cent plastic bag fee, just hours before it was scheduled to take effect.
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Google's new Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL smartphones come with a 353mm to USB-C headphone adapter in the box since Google is sadly following in Apple's footsteps and nixing the traditional audio jack on its newest smartphones.
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The Trump regime has historically been opposed to both people of color and women in general, though the reason for nixing Tubman might be because President Trump loves President Andrew Jackson, the man currently pictured on the $20 bill.
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The union says it has proposed modifications to the company health insurance plan that would result in significant savings for the company, but the company has rejected them and appears to be hell-bent on nixing the pension plan.
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A light dusting of bronzer warms up our complexions, basically nixing the need to sit out and bake in the sun — so, on said desert island, we could comfortably chill under a palm tree with an on-point glow.
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Cornyn told reporters last week that he expected the Senate to take a vote on nixing the Obama-era rule ahead of Thursday's cutoff for using the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to void regulations with only a simple majority.
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But some lawmakers are going a step further by talking about a possible clampdown on the military-to-military relationship that would include nixing arms sales and withdrawing support for the Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen's civil war.
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Trump has set up a four-part plan includes DACA, border security and changes to two legal immigration programs — reforms to family-based immigration, which conservatives call "chain migration," and the nixing of the State Department's diversity visa lottery.
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But they signaled early on that Price would be a top target and spent hours on the Senate floor ahead of the vote protesting his confirmation because of his support for nixing the Affordable Care Act and overhauling Medicare.
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Asked Wednesday if the White House could support a "two pillar" bill, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders stressed that they wanted a broader agreement on DACA, border security, changes to family-based immigration and nixing the diversity visa lottery.
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Tensions were high, and they crept even higher when Rachel announced that this week, they would be doing things a little differently and nixing the rose ceremony — instead, there were three one-on-one dates and one "group date," a.k.a.
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Just a few days after nixing their performance at the Fayetteville Roots Festival on Sunday due to lead singer Felker's severe kidney stone pain, the band scrapped their concert at the Beaumont Event and Concert Hall in Wayne, Nebraska, on Thursday.
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In January, Business Insider's Rob Price discovered that Facebook had instituted a similar policy over what employees can and cannot discuss — nixing politics and religion off its list of acceptable topics on company messaging forums and even during in-person conversations.
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"Every year, this program is edited for both length and content to keep it entertaining and focused on its intended purpose as a celebration of American humor," the WETA spokeswoman said in a statement to ITK about nixing Franken's remarks.
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Walmart hopes to reach climate-change goals through measures large and small — like nixing plastic tape, reducing packages, and offering in-store pick-upPremack: Overall, freight transportation is 16% of greenhouse gas emissions and trucks alone comprise 6% of that.
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Physicians for a National Health Program (an organization with a self-explanatory name) says the savings from nixing private insurance companies would be hundreds of billions of dollars per year and more than enough to cover the costs of insuring everyone.
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Trump lawyer Jay Sekulow said the president would not be willing to cede privilege questions to the chief justice, nixing a suggestion by the House managers to allow John Roberts to decide such matters in order to prevent weeks of delay.
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President Trump cannot possibly believe that nixing the health insurance of 20003 million poor or nearly poor Americans to pay for tax cuts at the very top of the income distribution would serve the white Everyman he promised to defend.
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For the second time in eight games, Kawhi Leonard missed the front end of a Clippers back-to-back, nixing what was supposed to be a battle between the reigning MVP (Giannis Antetokounmpo) and the reigning NBA Finals MVP (Leonard).
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Thiel suggested his statements were partly in reference to Google nixing its contract to work on a Pentagon artificial intelligence endeavor called "Project Maven" after employees objected, while simultaneously exploring plans for a new, censored version of its search engine for China.
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Such is the case with Journey Into Imagination, a much beloved Disney ride that was updated twice — once to critical scorn by replacing the iconic theme One Little Spark, and nixing the ride's lovable mascot, Figment, and once more to its current iteration.
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Nixing the Iran deal will get cheers: Saudi Arabia is coming to town Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Mohammed bin Salman is in Washington this week, and he will likely use his Oval Office visit to push for a harder stance against Iran.
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Meanwhile, the company's stock price has also taken a substantial hit on the news of the Note 7's nixing: falling by 8 per cent today, its biggest percentage decline since October 2008, as investors wiped some $19 billion off the value of the company.
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Booker also would incorporate an element of his criminal justice efforts into his housing plan by nixing a "one strike" eviction policy in public housing, in which a tenant and his family can be pushed out for a first-time offense, including drug use.
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Additionally, brands like Kinder are banned from placing toys in their products and are required to remove kid-friendly advertising—which means nixing images of iconic mascots such as Kellogg's Tony the Tiger; Pringles' smiling, mustached face; the Easter Bunny; and now Santa Claus.
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Republicans in Congress have proposed nixing both programs in recent weeks in exchange for an agreement with Democrats on preserving Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, an Obama-era program that grants temporary legal status to undocumented immigrants who came to the United States as children.
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The conservative outside group Club for Growth also outlined four areas that it objected to in the tax bill, including the addition of a fourth tax bracket for millionaires and the fact that the bill phases out the estate tax rather than quickly nixing it.
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It may have fallen under the radar because nixing the drugmaker fee would have a moderate impact on health spending in comparison to the other ObamaCare taxes, according to Lori Robbins, managing director of the healthcare tax group in KPMG's Washington National Tax practice.
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In a letter sent to Grassley on Friday, all nine of the Judiciary Committee's Democratic members said that nixing the blue slip would further erode bipartisan consensus and cooperation on judicial nominations, as well as the ability of senators to protect home-state interests.
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Why it matters: Investors believe that the financial services industry has much to gain from Trump-administration deregulatory proposals like the nixing of the fiduciary rule, which requires retirement advisors to act in their client's best interest, and broad talk about scaling back Dodd-Frank.
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For critics like Mr. Dubowitz, who says he favored fixing the deal rather than nixing it, the failure to close the final gaps suggests that Mr. Trump was never serious about finding a remedy — that he was merely going through the motions before killing it.
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Congress supported the law as a way to cut back on waste and pork-barrel spending in an attempt to get the federal deficit under control — though, as the Washington Post reported in 1998, lawmakers' enthusiasm "cooled" after Clinton started nixing some legislators' favored projects.
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SoftBank orchestrated an October bailout for WeWork that was followed by mass layoffs, firings of employees who abused vendor policies, new leadership, the selling off of noncore assets, a six-pillar plan, compensation changes, the nixing of free beer on tap, and, most recently, a board refresh.
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The CBO analysis said one particular move—nixing the requirement that all Americans have health insurance or face a tax penalty, which was part of the $1.5 trillion GOP tax bill Trump signed in December—is responsible for about a 10 percent increase in premiums alone.
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This grew out of a chat with Stone Throw Records art director Jeff Jank, who said that Madlib had been very hands off during the album design process, but label heads had interfered, nixing dozens of great sleeve iterations that will never see the light of day.
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Federica Mogherini, the EU's High Representative for foreign affairs and security policy, has conveyed the message that nixing a key element of the international non-proliferation architecture is not in the interest of anyone, including the US, which will soon enter into direct de-nuclearization talks with North Korea.
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Exacerbating the conflict is a spate of deadly fires at industry sites in the county, as well as the company's decision to place the wells near a school that is overwhelmingly black and Latino, after nixing a proposal near a mostly white school that drew protests from parents.
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Read more from NBC News:'Stunned' owner of Maximum Security vows appeal, says horse won't race in PreaknessRepublicans, Democrats take opposite views on nixing the Electoral College'A duty and an honor': Madonna reflects on decades of LGBTQ activism "It was amazing," said a beaming Harry in an impromptu press conference.
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RELATED: Here's where Republicans stand on the nuclear option By permanently nixing the 60-vote threshold filibuster for Supreme Court nominees in the future, critics say it will give the party in power all the leverage and eliminate the Senate's tradition of needing at least some bipartisanship to advance nominees.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska) previously tried to strip a provision nixing federal funding for the organization from the Senate's 2015 repeal bill.
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David Jolly (R) and Alan GraysonAlan Mark GraysonFlorida's Darren Soto fends off Dem challenge from Alan Grayson Live results: Arizona and Florida hold primaries The Hill's Morning Report: Frustration mounts as Republicans blow up tax message MORE (D) as "reader advocates" before hours later nixing Grayson's hire after fierce backlash.
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Trump will still have a well of prominent supporters and party favorites to pull from, but the campaign is working to line up speakers -- both political and non-political types -- and Trump has been intimately involved in approving and nixing ideas for the convention, a source familiar with the planning told CNN.
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The host of reasons cited for nixing the black jurors—too young to care about a 79-year-old victim, too (apparently) bored, too shifty-eyed, too biased by relatives who were social workers—were not persuasive, as they applied just as readily to several non-black prospective jurors who were not challenged.
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Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinOvernight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Krystal Ball: 'Manchin's refusal to back Bernie is particularly galling' MORE (D-W.
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Sen. Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinOvernight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Krystal Ball: 'Manchin's refusal to back Bernie is particularly galling' MORE (D-W.
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But Trump believes the wall is a winning issue with his base and his allies see delivering on his promise to build it as key to his 2020 reelection race, factors that prompted Trump to trigger the shutdown 18 days ago by nixing a budget deal that did not include wall money.
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In North Carolina, the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals found that legislators in the Tar Heel state had taken laser-like aim at the rising clout of black voters by reviewing data on blacks' voting behaviour and then nixing just the opportunities, like early voting and same-day registration, that they tended to use most.
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Specific deterrents include forbidding bonuses, limiting executive pay and nixing stock buybacks — all restrictions Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLegal immigrants at risk of losing status during coronavirus pandemic Trump urges Congress to quickly pass trillion stimulus package Cuban says he'd spank daughter if she was partying during coronavirus pandemic MORE (D-N.
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Trump called for enacting through legislation a five-year ban "on all executive branch officials lobbying the government for five years after they leave government service" and slammed former President Bill Clinton for nixing that ban at the end of his tenure, which he had himself enacted at the start of his administration via executive order.
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At this late hour, opening the primary and nixing the October deadline would serve practically identical purposes, but to the extent that Sanders supporters are now taking aim at closed primaries in general, rather than at internally suppressive tactics, they're revealing something interesting about themselves—that advantaging Sanders, rather than promoting democratic legitimacy, is their animating principle.
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When the US and Canada eased up on their cervical cancer screening guidelines back in 2012—nixing the annual Pap-smear recommendation and instead suggesting women get them every three years (plus recommending against screenings for women under 20153)—the goal was to reduce any unintended harms those screenings could have on young women while still maintaining effectiveness.
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Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinFormer coal exec Don Blankenship launches third-party presidential bid Centrist Democrats seize on state election wins to rail against Warren's agenda Overnight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics MORE (D-W.Va.).
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Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinFormer coal exec Don Blankenship launches third-party presidential bid Centrist Democrats seize on state election wins to rail against Warren's agenda Overnight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics MORE (D-W.
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It may not be the most ideal in situations where you have to lift your arms or generally live life, but I still think there's something that looks so perfectly disheveled, yet editorial about this styling trick, especially over an amazing turtleneck, so I'm not nixing it from my fall and winter styling arsenal just yet.
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The Senate on Thursday will attempt to override President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's veto of a resolution nixing his emergency declaration on the border wall.
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Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyOvernight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Liz Cheney applauds Trump for pulling out of Paris climate agreement Liz Cheney to introduce legislation preventing Trump administration from renewing Iran sanctions waivers MORE (R-Wyo.), came to Vindman's defense.
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GOP lawmakers are particularly concerned that Trump could end up nixing things like the "investor-state dispute settlement" (ISDS) mechanism — a provision that allows corporations to sue foreign governments in tribunals if they think they've been wronged by them — or adding a sunset clause that would require the countries to vote every five years on whether to stay in NAFTA.
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Their interest in nixing the ban stemmed from a rapidly evolving sector of the energy market: After the Great Recession, cheap debt and technology made it newly possible to extract large quantities of light, hard-to-tap shale oil, which was more difficult to refine at scale here given that much of America's refinery infrastructure is set up to process heavier imported oil.
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Right after McCain's death, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat from New York, announced he wanted to introduce a resolution to rename the Russell Senate office building after McCain, but that was met with a mixed response from Republicans, many of whom said it was too soon to talk about such a major change -- and some outright nixing the idea.
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Her knowledge of what works for her is evident throughout the shoot: She knowingly pulls favorite pieces from a rainbow of vintage and designer garments, nixing one Navajo-inspired dress that she fears might verge on cultural appropriation; asks the makeup artist not to cover her freckles, and has no qualms politely expressing when she doesn't feel comfortable with the set-up of a certain shot.
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Last week, Bay Area bands Wax Idols and King Woman announced via social media that due to an "overload of bullshit," and being "treated really poorly & harassed in gross ways," they'd be cutting an 11-date tour with classic doom metallers Pentagram short, nixing their opening slots in Santa Ana, San Francisco, and San Jose before heading out on their own national co-headline tour.
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Krystal Ball calls out Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinOvernight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Krystal Ball: 'Manchin's refusal to back Bernie is particularly galling' MORE's never Bernie hypocrisy A senior campaign adviser to Democratic presidential hopeful Sen.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) visited an ICE facility in Kentucky late last week and has repeatedly noted that potential 2020 White House contenders have called for nixing the agency.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball West Virginia Senator and corrupt corporate shill Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinOvernight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Krystal Ball: 'Manchin's refusal to back Bernie is particularly galling' MORE has revealed his true divisive nature.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) said that nixing the 21625-vote legislative filibuster should be "on the table" if Democrats win back the Senate and the White House in the 2900 elections.
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Developed for TV by the writing team of Veronica West and Sarah Kucserka, with Zoë Kravitz in the lead role, the new High Fidelity retains the arch charm of the movie — even replicating some shots and lines word for word — while nixing the creepy undercurrents of misogyny and entitlement from Cusack's character for a Rob who is just as self-absorbed but also compassionate and insecure.
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And even if Facebook is prioritizing takedowns of extremist content (vs moderating other types of potentially problematic content), it's still facing a staggeringly massive haystack of content to sift through, with only a tiny team of overworked (yet, says Bickert, essential) human reviewers attached to this task, at a time when political thumbscrews are being turned on tech giants to get much better at nixing online extremism — and fast.
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For example, the dress code may have demanded that skirts be lower than knee length but dictated nothing about décolletage — so, not surprisingly, many women wanted to make the most of their one freedom, nixing any neckline but a fairly deep V. They also wanted their comfort and convenience level to remain high, insisting on synthetic jersey over tropical-weight wool, and vastly preferring fabrics that were washable.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) independent watchdog criticized agency head Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: EPA watchdog slams agency chief after deputy fails to cooperate in probe | Justices wrestle with reach of Clean Water Act | Bipartisan Senate climate caucus grows EPA watchdog slams agency head as his chief of staff refuses to comply with investigations Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' from major defense policy bill MORE for his resistance to addressing his chief of staff's refusal to cooperate with investigations.
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On Tuesday, the lawmaker sent a "final" letter to EPA Administrator Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: EPA watchdog slams agency chief after deputy fails to cooperate in probe | Justices wrestle with reach of Clean Water Act | Bipartisan Senate climate caucus grows EPA watchdog slams agency head as his chief of staff refuses to comply with investigations Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' from major defense policy bill MORE demanding documents related to a formaldehyde study by Nov 5.
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Sen. Mazie HironoMazie Keiko HironoHirono memoir due in 2021 Rand Paul blocks Senate resolution backing protection for whistleblowers Overnight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics MORE's (D-Hawaii) memoir, which follows her journey migrating from Japan at the age of 8 to becoming the nation's first Asian American senator, is set to be released in 2021, The Associated Press reported Tuesday.
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HOOBOY WHAT A LETTER: The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) independent watchdog criticized agency head Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: EPA watchdog slams agency chief after deputy fails to cooperate in probe | Justices wrestle with reach of Clean Water Act | Bipartisan Senate climate caucus grows EPA watchdog slams agency head as his chief of staff refuses to comply with investigations Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' from major defense policy bill MORE for his resistance to addressing his chief of staff's refusal to cooperate with investigations.
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Rep. Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyOvernight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Liz Cheney applauds Trump for pulling out of Paris climate agreement Liz Cheney to introduce legislation preventing Trump administration from renewing Iran sanctions waivers MORE (R-Wyo.) will propose legislation barring the Trump administration from granting sanctions waivers to the Iranian government, the House Republican Conference chairwoman said on Monday.
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The decision comes after President 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 upped the stakes in the shutdown standoff with Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) by nixing her planned trip to Afghanistan.
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Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyOvernight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Liz Cheney applauds Trump for pulling out of Paris climate agreement Liz Cheney to introduce legislation preventing Trump administration from renewing Iran sanctions waivers MORE (Wyo.), a member of the House GOP leadership, sent a letter to Pelosi asking her to immediately release transcripts from depositions that have already taken place.
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"Sorry President Obama, sorry Bill — Abraham Lincoln," Clinton said, nixing both her husband, Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE, and the current leader of the free world, Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE, under whom she served as secretary of State.
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Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyOvernight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Liz Cheney applauds Trump for pulling out of Paris climate agreement Liz Cheney to introduce legislation preventing Trump administration from renewing Iran sanctions waivers MORE (R-Wyo.), a member of House leadership, on Tuesday expressed support for President Trump's decision the day before to begin the yearlong process of withdrawing the U.S. from the landmark Paris climate agreement.
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"You raised two points that undermine the claim that the EPA only updated its guidelines to come into compliance with the requirements of FOIA," Porter wrote Thursday in a letter response to Brazauskas and EPA Administrator Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: EPA watchdog slams agency chief after deputy fails to cooperate in probe | Justices wrestle with reach of Clean Water Act | Bipartisan Senate climate caucus grows EPA watchdog slams agency head as his chief of staff refuses to comply with investigations Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' from major defense policy bill MORE.
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The committee, which was established under former Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeOvernight Energy: House Science Committee hits EPA with subpoenas | California sues EPA over Trump revoking emissions waiver | Interior disbands board that floated privatization at national parks Interior disbands advisory board that floated privatization at national parks Overnight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics MORE in 85033 and commonly known as the "Made in America" committee, was an industry-stacked advisory board.
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The committee, which was established under former Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeOvernight Energy: House Science Committee hits EPA with subpoenas | California sues EPA over Trump revoking emissions waiver | Interior disbands board that floated privatization at national parks Interior disbands advisory board that floated privatization at national parks Overnight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics MORE in 2017 and commonly known as the "Made in America" committee, was an industry-stacked advisory board.
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Despite the obvious uptick in his anger level this week, Trump is still unlikely to actually pull the trigger on nixing Mueller (or Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE) — but by getting this legislation through Committee, and ideally getting it passed into law, Grassley and Congress can relieve the American public from the constant high-drama, Defcon-28503 breaking news alerts from cable news and major mainstream media about a supposedly-imminent firing.
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Price, who was forced out of the US Health and Human Services Department last year after a scandal over luxurious charter jet travel, accurately described the pitfalls of the GOP's decision to repeal the mandate in its tax bill in a speech to the World Health Care Congress in Washington, DC. Price says he's of the camp that believes that nixing the mandate will make the individual insurance market less healthy & drive up costs Price says that he's not a big fan of the GOP tax bill's 2019 individual mandate repeal-- says it will harm the pool in the exchange markets & drive up costs This is, of course, exactly what health policy experts would tell you.
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Rep. Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyOvernight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Liz Cheney applauds Trump for pulling out of Paris climate agreement Liz Cheney to introduce legislation preventing Trump administration from renewing Iran sanctions waivers MORE (R-Wyo.), a member of House leadership, on Tuesday expressed support for President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE's decision the day before to begin the yearlong process of withdrawing the U.S. from the landmark Paris climate agreement.
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House Republican Conference Chairwoman Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyOvernight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Liz Cheney applauds Trump for pulling out of Paris climate agreement Liz Cheney to introduce legislation preventing Trump administration from renewing Iran sanctions waivers MORE (R-Wyo.) is calling on Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' House vote on Pelosi drug pricing plan slips to December Pelosi, Schumer ask Trump to urge McConnell to take up background check bill MORE (D-Calif.) to immediately release the transcripts of the hearings and depositions that have taken place behind closed doors as part of the impeachment inquiry.
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