The UK and France already have targets passed into law.
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It is unlikely Booker's bill will be passed into law, however.
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If passed into law, these cuts would significantly compound this crisis.
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The line passed into Bruins history when Bauer retired in 1947.
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It could be months before a final budget is passed into law.
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Asked if she thought that proposal could get passed into law, Mrs.
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It ignited international outrage when it was passed into law in June.
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The bill could be passed into law by the end of June.
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The article has yet to be passed into law by individual countries.
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Once passed into law, the legislation will take effect January 1, 2020.
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Now, the next day it passed into law, or the next week.
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The bill that doubled the presidential salary was passed into law in 2001.
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The Psychoactive Substances Act was passed into law at the end of January.
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The last such tax plan to be passed into law was in 1986.
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Law enforcement confiscated items like lighters as people passed into the secured area.
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And as of December 18, the bill has been signed and passed into legislation.
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If passed into law, the bill would secure funding for the VCF through 2092.
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It passed into law in December as part of Congress's year-end spending package.
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"The ball has been passed into Japan's court," Kim said Wednesday, according to Yonhap.
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During mile four, we passed into Sunset Park, where I'd lived for a year.
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The Big Apple got its name when it passed into English hands in 1664.
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His administration also has held back on imposing sanctions passed into law by Congress.
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Parliamentary committees will next scrutinise the bill before it can be passed into law.
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Many state firms passed into private hands and new private companies grew up alongside them.
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This distinction may prove crucial should this or a similar proposal be passed into law.
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When ObamaCare was passed into law, Democrats claimed that it would lower health insurance premiums.
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As Thursday passed into Friday, more than one lawmaker was observed dozing on the job.
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It eventually passed into popular usage to mean any simple solution to an intractable problem.
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The restrictions were passed into law last month following attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, Calif.
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Their organic acts passed into law and signed by presidents of both parties require such action.
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Scott Brown (R-Mass.) in 8003 and getting the Consumer Financial Protect Bureau passed into law.
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Fire Opal Mechanism picks up eons later, after the Jewels and Lapidaries have passed into myth.
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And after his tragic assassination, his broader tax proposals were passed into law in early 24.
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If passed into law, which is likely, it would be among the world's most far-reaching.
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As we passed into the smaller cat-free zone, the boodies seemed noticeably more dim-witted.
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Andrea's pain and suffering — the snakes — had passed into me, and that was the whole point.
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That part of Warren's work has passed into lore, and I won't dwell on it here.
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BAT said another application for its Glo device, filed in February, has passed into scientific review.
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Google has been accused of lobbying aggressively to prevent the directive from being passed into law.
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If passed into law, it would mean that the U.K. would leave the EU on Jan.
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Draft proposals often end up looking different when they are actually passed into law in China.
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Now, Schumer&aposs proposal eventually became part of a large immigration package that was passed into law.
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Eventually emancipated from the desk, Florence passed into an upper echelon, floating out into the Info-sphere.
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The phrase passed into the language, and after that Mr Azzola, to his surprise, found himself famous.
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It's been over a month and a half since the SESTA/FOSTA bills were passed into law.
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Despite vehement opposition from the American Medical Association, Medicare and Medicaid were passed into law in 2628.
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A piece so overplayed that it has passed into the automatic schlock-recognition zone of every American?
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If all goes to plan, though, the bill will be passed into law on Monday next week.
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But as we passed into the Saskatchewan province, there were areas scattered with farming equipment and smokestacks ...
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If passed into law, the bill will extend money for 211/29 responders and victims through 211.
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Reforms to be carried out once the Petroleum Industry Bill is passed into law were also discussed.
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Since then, it passed into popular usage and applied to large and small rockets of other classifications.
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The company has been accused of lobbying aggressively to prevent the directive from being passed into law.
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The Browns passed into baseball history in 1954, when they moved to Baltimore and became the Orioles.
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"The liberal difficulty is what it always has been — getting new stuff passed into law," Yglesias wrote.
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More than two decades later, Dylan's story seemed to have passed into the realm of whispered myth.
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The most popular YTMNDs passed into early meme culture — the Picard song and this Batman thing started there.
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Bills are introduced in Congress on a daily basis, and the vast majority are never passed into law.
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In theory, the amendment would offer at least a year of stability for DREAMers if passed into law.
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Johnson's Brexit deal is a treaty with the EU so it needs to be passed into domestic law.
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Once approved by cabinet, the draft will go to parliament for debate and to be passed into law.
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But before they could be passed into law, the bills were gutted in the Communications and Conveyance Committee.
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"The CRA never should have been passed into law, and it's past time to repeal it," he added.
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As the 11s passed into the 2225s, "Funky Worm" wail and Parliament-Funkadelic samples went out of vogue.
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The budget must be agreed by parliament before being sent back to Buhari to be passed into law.
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Lugar led the effort to override the veto, and the bill was passed into law in October 2628.
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Neither of the bills has passed into law, but the possibility alone has turned off many potential bidders.
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In 1990, paygo was passed into law as part of the budget process under President George H.W. Bush.
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Congress passed into law in 2017 a highly controversial mandate to open up ANWR to fossil fuel extraction.
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The two weeks of paid family leave we passed into law will run out before we know it.
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By the end, it's as if we've passed into myth without noticing or really understanding how it happened.
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The ballot measure was the last hurdle for the proposed ban, which was passed into law in June.
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If passed into law, the Music Modernization Act would improve music copyright protections in at least three ways.
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The budget must be agreed by lawmakers before being passed back to the president and passed into law.
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I look forward to working with our colleagues in the Senate to get this bill passed into law.
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Joharvy's brother, who was traveling with his wife and young son, passed into U.S. custody after three weeks.
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House Commons Speaker John Bercow announced that the European Union Withdrawal Bill received royal assent and passed into law.
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Now we are seeking to build consensus around policy that can garner enough votes to be passed into law.
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In the 1950s, the National Trust came into its own as a flood of houses passed into its stewardship.
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The incident has passed into folklore as the moment when fascism was prevented from gaining a foothold in Britain.
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It seems quite likely that this quintessential family-owned business will be passed into the hands of an outsider.
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Preston Summers, then 22 months, became one of the last Russian children passed into custody of an American family.
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Those were the years in which Medicare was passed into law and the Civil Rights movement was in full swing.
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L. Frank Baum's tale passed into the public domain ages ago, which has allowed for all sorts of creative liberties.
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I am confident that, when passed into law, these bills will make an immediate and measurable impact in our communities.
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Bernie Sanders announced a bill on Monday that, if passed into law, could erase all student debt in the country.
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Taking a single one of these gigs used to be the norm, and after that, scientists passed into stable employment.
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When Hong Kong passed into Chinese rule 22 years ago, the idea was that the two systems would grow together.
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The British bill needs to be passed into law before the end of the year when existing surveillance legislation expires.
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Trump can't undo all the policy changes the Obama administration put in place, or those passed into law by Congress.
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As stated, these guidelines haven't passed into law yet—and they might not ever get there in this present form.
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Although one important reform — the removal of the "successor judge veto" — was passed into law, the remaining proposals failed again.
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The Blumenauer-McClintock amendment, a congressional rider, is similar to the Rohrabacher amendment that was passed into law last year.
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At one point, the Canadian federal government tabled legislation similar to that of Ontario's, but it never passed into law.
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The U.S. Patriot Act was passed into law on October 26, 2001 in response to the 9/11 terror attacks.
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Accomplishments and promises Veterans Choice Trump twice claimed to have gotten the Veterans Choice health care program passed into law.
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In that time, the response from Congress maintained a pattern where solutions were offered but few were passed into law.
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"If the bill is eventually passed into law, we will oppose it again at the courts of law," he said.
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ObamaCare, rightfully known as the "Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA)," was passed into law on March 22019, 2010.
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It passed into the possession of the third Duke of Richmond, a supporter of American independence, possibly through Thomas Paine.
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The right of people to expound on whichever subject they chose at Speakers' Corner was passed into law in 1872.
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"I am deeply grateful to President Obama, who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law."
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In the mid-19th century, due to severe anti-Chinese sentiment, The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 was passed into law.
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We can drill down into what he has proposed and determine what it could mean for us if passed into law.
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According to South Korea, two Chinese H-26 bombers passed into Seoul's Air Defense Identification Zone (KADIZ) beginning from 250 a.m.
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He crossed all of Mexico alone and, with the help of a coyote, passed into the United States near Brownsville, Texas.
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Texas oilmen and Arab sheikhs made shopping raids that passed into legend, spending tens of thousands of dollars in one go.
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Then my 30s felt serious and stressful, and then I became less and less stressed as I passed into my 40s.
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The reason the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) was passed into law is because the black market does not honor state lines.
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Gail: I know you know that if she gets elected, she'll only get a little chunk of her agenda passed into law.
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"I am deeply grateful to President Obama, who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law," Warren said.
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"I am deeply grateful to President Obama, who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law," she said.
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Following that speech, the Japanese parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate.
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The rule changes would be made to the SFC Code of Conduct, meaning they would not need to be passed into legislation.
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If passed into law, the bill will force internet service providers to store the browsing history of their customers for 12 months.
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Yet despite his comparative obscurity now, his hit "I Do Like to Be Beside the Seaside" has passed into the national consciousness.
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Congress made great strides to put together a bipartisan, bicameral Military Lending Act, passed into law to provide the much-needed protections.
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The measure is included in the 2018 budget bill, which has to be passed into law before the end of the year.
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He said cabinet had approved an emergency decree to abolish the vouchers, which must now be passed into law within 60 days.
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Réal's life would not have passed into obscurity, like those of so many other sex workers, were it not for her diaries.
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Around a three-hour ride by car from Seattle, it feels much farther, as if you have passed into an otherworldly realm.
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He told his usual lie about how he is the one who got the Obama-era Veterans Choice program passed into law.
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Literal reunification, defined as the abrupt political merger of the two Koreas, has mostly passed into a prelapsarian dream of peace activists.
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I'm deeply skeptical that President Trump will manage to get a tax reform package passed into law, and that's just as well.
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"Chappaquiddick," meanwhile, passed into the political lexicon, becoming a form of shorthand to denote a scandal that can sink a politician's career.
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" Warren responded, "I am deeply grateful to President Obama, who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law.
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The wealthy fruit and veg wholesaler had bought the car in 1934, before it passed into the hands of a former spitfire pilot.
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The wealthy fruit and veg wholesaler had bought the car in 723, before it passed into the hands of a former spitfire pilot.
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"Aubrey Caroline was surrounded by family as she peacefully passed into her mother s arms in heaven," part of her mothers obituary read.
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It is campaigning for Britain's government to abandon a pledge, passed into law in 2015, to earmark 0.7% of GDP for foreign aid.
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But Indonesia's parliament has initiated a bill which if passed into law would cut back health warnings on packs and effectively increase production.
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After several days, the air from each chamber was passed into similar chambers containing a healthy tomato plant and left for 24 hours.
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If passed into law, the First Amendment Defense Act (FADA) would prohibit the government from punishing people because of their beliefs on marriage.
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Tokyo (CNN)Japan's cabinet approved a draft bill Friday that, if passed into law by parliament, will allow aging Emperor Akihito to abdicate.
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In 2016, the country's Cybercrime Act was passed into law, making offences like hacking, data interference and other improper uses of technology illegal.
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In May 2018, after an unusually short two-month public consultation, the bill was passed into law, becoming the Online Safety Act 2018.
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Most recently, Trump tweeted about Biden's work with segregationists and plan to reverse the Republican tax cuts passed into law in late 2017.
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But in many ways, the Gawker that posted the video — an aggressive and unpredictable news and gossip site — has already passed into memory.
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In December, the Republican Congress passed into law a huge permanent package of tax measures as part of the tax and spending deal.
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In the days following the 22019/11 attacks, Congress passed into law a 60-word sentence that set the stage for perpetual war.
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The Labour Party said it would not support an election before legislation to stop a no-deal Brexit had been passed into law.
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Many recent studies support this model, as do the observations of Voyager 1 and 2, both of which recently passed into the heliosheath.
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In the midst of the messy divorce, former Prime Minister Theresa May announced the 2050 net-zero target, which was passed into law.
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And that's exactly what will happen if a bill based on the deal isn't passed into law by the end of the week.
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If passed into law, Pelosi's plan would send the American health care system down the same muddy path that the Europeans have taken.
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In July, France passed into law a 3 percent tax on the revenue some companies earn from providing digital services to French users.
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It must now receive royal assent, and is expected to be formally passed into law before the legislature's current session ends on Thursday.
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Cornyn and Murphy unveiled the measure last November in response to a mass shooting in Texas, but it was never passed into law.
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Tens of thousands of Hong Kongers took to the streets earlier this month to call for the act to be passed into law.
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But in 1978, the Airline Deregulation Act was passed into United States federal law, meaning the government could no longer control airline routes.
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The third car passed into private hands and later turned up in a car collection at the Imperial Palace Hotel in Las Vegas.
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Advocates and lawmakers say they're proposals meant to be lobbied for, debated, and—though likely not in this legislative session—passed into law.
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Though the president seemed a little unclear on the details, it has passed into his understanding that Post staffers are unhappy with Bezos' management.
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Meanwhile, the bill that still must pass the Senate makes more sweeping changes that will affect both chambers of Congress if passed into law.
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The study, published today in Nature Astronomy, found higher-energy O+ ions—oxygen atoms minus one electron—when Kaguya passed into the plasma sheet.
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The origin stories of the panel buildings in Darvenitsa, and all over the former Eastern Bloc, have slowly passed into the realm of history.
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All of the bills slated for consideration by the panel on Thursday have been considered in prior congressional years, but never passed into law.
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According to South Korea, two Chinese H-6 bombers passed into Seoul's Air Defense Identification Zone, joined by two Russian Tu-95 strategic bombers.
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This has created a constitutionally impermissible condition where the power to declare war has passed into the hands of those responsible to wage war.
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A PLANE bound for Cairo from Paris disappeared from radar screens in the early hours of this morning as it passed into Egyptian airspace.
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And second, even if the bills were passed into law, many health care experts agree that repealing the mandate would lead to further instability.
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A convoy of trucks carrying humanitarian aid has passed into Venezuela amid a standoff between Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaidó.
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The question is whether Clinton can make deals with Congressional Republicans to get legislation passed into law and win approval for her judicial nominees.
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All of the bills approved by the two panels on Thursday have been considered in prior congressional years, but were never passed into law.
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In others words, legislation currently adrift on Capitol Hill has no major electoral opponent—and yet Congress still can't get it passed into law.
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The First Red Scare passed into public memory as an object lesson on the consequences of handing over the machinery of government to demagogues.
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Under the SECURE Act, which was passed into law in December 2019, the age to start taking the required distribution increased to age 72.
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Respondents of the CNBC Global CFO Survey said they were doubtful either personal or corporate tax reform would be passed into law in 2017.
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The solid South voted Democrat for decades after the Civil Rights Act was passed into law, for reasons stretching back to the Civil War.
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The house eventually passed into the hands of the Holley family, who began running it as a genteel yet bohemian boardinghouse in the 1880s.
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Residents of this town believe that death is a fiction, and offer their services to communicate with loved ones that have passed into spirit.
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This is real legislation that would, if passed into law, have dire consequences for Americans who rely on the Affordable Care Act for coverage.
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Either this was the final vindication of liberation theology, or else it was the last earthly gasp of a movement that had passed into history.
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The legendary empanadas were passed into the hands of Serena's grandmother, aunt, and mom by Lily's nanny (more affectionately known as her second mother), Lelia.
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But then, Laszewski said, the question becomes what will replace Obamacare — and how easy it will be to get such a replacement passed into law.
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But within a few years the dispute over the name of the kingdom once ruled by Alexander the Great may finally have passed into history.
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She noted, repeatedly, that the original Glass-Steagall Act passed into law in 1933 and repealed in 1999 broke commercial banks apart from investment banks.
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As a result, because this calls for a change to the constitution, he had to call a referendum to get the reform passed into law.
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" Joseph De May, 66, a maritime lawyer here who has researched the murder, said, "Correctly or not, she has passed into folklore of Kew Gardens.
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The decree will go to Italy's Senate, where it must be passed into law by April 7 at the latest or else it will expire.
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Australia has long lagged behind the rest of the world on marriage equality, which has already been passed into law in most English-speaking countries.
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Gusinsky then fled Russia and NTV soon passed into the ownership of Gazprom, Russia's state gas behemoth, under the pretext of an undischarged financial debt.
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Decades ago, Biden voted against a measure to create exceptions within the Hyde Amendment for survivors of rape and incest, which later passed into law.
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"A payroll tax increase is not going to be passed into law anytime soon," Ivanka Trump said on Face the Nation on CBS in December.
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Paul and most of the Republicans who voted against the budget plan supported the massive tax cuts the GOP passed into law late last year.
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However, both groups often employ heated rhetoric that favors their own positions, hindering movement forward toward a compromise solution that can be passed into law.
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The Detroit defenseman passed into the crease, where the puck ticked off the stick of Hirose and fluttered past Domingue at the 3:32 mark.
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He has passed into what he calls the "void of signification"—a realm of the "virtual" in which language dissolves into a succession of sounds.
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He stayed on long enough to see his top priority — tax cuts — passed into law in December, but apparently was willing to go no further.
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On Monday, President Donald Trump unveiled his 2023 federal budget proposal which would wreak havoc on the vast majority of Americans if passed into law.
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Meadows may be the perfect vehicle for Trumpism in the House, but he is not, thus far, the master of getting ideas passed into law.
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Amid the revelers, O'Grady's float, fitted with a 257-by-2180-foot antique-style gold frame, transformed everything it passed into a work of art.
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Gala, on the other hand, was happy that the one she loved had passed into her guts, caressing them and becoming the body of his mistress.
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The Treasury ministry's proposals were expected to be presented to parliament in a few weeks, after which they could be passed into law, the sources said.
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He responded by noting that he had made a similar argument against cutting the corporate rate so aggressively before the tax bill was passed into law.
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Sanders's campaign has thus far focused on really big legislative ideas that are unlikely to be passed into law by any Congress in the foreseeable future.
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Experts in Texas predict that even worse financial devastation will occur if SB6—deceptively named the Women's Privacy and Business Protection Act—is passed into law.
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The result is that many senators appear poised to vote on bills without understanding what the impact of each bill would be if passed into law.
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A good dive like Mac's is almost a sensory deprivation chamber, where you can't tell if and when day has passed into night, or vice versa.
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It is likely to be modified further in the Senate, where it also faces two rounds of voting before being passed into law, probably in September.
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Things got significantly more interesting as I returned my headphones ("Please return your audio devices at the desk," Jon instructed politely) and passed into the camp.
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The cap limits bonuses to no more than fixed pay, or twice that amount with shareholder approval, and was passed into law before Hill took office.
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The Note 7 recall has already passed into Halloween costume territory, but for owners of the phone who experienced its dangers firsthand, it's not as funny.
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I commend the bipartisan group of senators for introducing S. 433 and look forward to working with this Congress to see this legislation passed into law.
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Wall Street analysts were slow to recognize the positive impact of the Republican tax cut passed into law last year, the Wharton School finance professor said.
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It may well be that the only way to ensure these dreams can become a reality is to make sure these reforms are passed into law.
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The proposals could be passed into law later in the year, with the city's pro-democratic camp no longer holding enough seats to block the move.
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After controlling the puck behind the Sabres' net, Mantha passed into the slot where Helm sent a backhander past Hutton for his eighth of the season.
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If passed into law, it would mean that the U.K. would leave the EU on January 31, three-and-a-half years after the 2016 referendum.
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Josh Bailey passed into the crease to Brassard, who had his stick on the ice and shoveled the puck into the net at the 12:12 mark.
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We have passed into law a goal to reach a 355-ship Navy, and in order to get there, we must strategically invest in rebuilding our fleet.
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The researchers noticed something interesting whenever the Moon and the vehicle passed into Earth's plasma sheet — a region of hot, charged particles trapped inside the planet's magnetotail.
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If passed into law, the UK's draft Investigatory Powers Bill will force internet service providers (ISPs) to store the browsing history of all customers for 12 months.
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Teachers and many parents didn't seem convinced that the state would suddenly find an extra $400 million to cover the teacher pay raises it passed into law.
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WASHINGTON — The Senate passed its landmark criminal justice reform package Tuesday night, teeing it up to potentially be passed into law by the end of the week.
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Some scenes—such as the planting of a racehorse's severed head on the bed of a Hollywood producer who did refuse the Don—have passed into folklore.
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As the most populous US state and home to many of the world's largest tech companies, California's net neutrality rules, passed into law Sunday, hold significant sway.
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And though the Taiwan Travel Act could have passed into law without a presidential signature, last month Donald Trump chose to put his cardiogrammatic scrawl to it.
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On that day the last living one, Peregrine White ("Peregrine" means "pilgrim"), who had been born on the Mayflower, died, and the "Mayflower generation" passed into history.
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The latest iteration of the Farm Bill, passed into law late last month, declassifies hemp and instead puts the Federal Drug Administration in charge of regulating it.
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Federal government workers received a 1.3 percent pay raise this fiscal year as a part of the government funding package that was passed into law in December.
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If passed into law, this legislative text from the Senate would establish the nation's first cyber warfare policy — but it has to pass the president's desk first.
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If passed into law, this legislative text from the Senate would establish the nation's first cyber warfare policy -- but it has to pass the president's desk first.
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Following that speech, the Japanese parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.
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Following his speech, the Japanese parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.
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Lawmakers working on this issue say they would like to reach a conclusion and have a bill passed into law potentially by the end of the summer.
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The second challenge came when, after several seasons without a victory, the team passed into the ownership and direction of Ron Dennis at the end of 1980.
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"Tulsi is focused on building bipartisan solutions that can actually be passed into law, rather than using the issue as a partisan political football," her website explains.
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And while, in the United States, ambitious proposals such as the Green New Deal grow ever more prominent, they seem no nearer to being passed into law.
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Coming just two days after he'd released ★ (Blackstar), his most vital record in over three decades, the idea he'd passed into the next bardo seemed impossible.
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Siegel said it would be difficult for some of the two candidates' proposals, such as Medicare for All and a wealth tax, to be passed into law.
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The initiatives quickly spread to Lord & Taylor, Macy's, Saks & Company, Bloomingdale's, B. Altman & Co., Jordan Marsh and other shopping emporiums whose names have passed into mercantile heaven.
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The black leather of the booth behind them is imposing, and the glasses on the table imply a night that has already passed into the next day.
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Because the Social Security proposal doesn't require a new tax, it is much more likely to gain enough support in Congress to actually be passed into law.
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Once passed into law, the provision was then challenged by Republicans, who had come to universally oppose the idea as an unconstitutional requirement to engage in commerce.
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Ted Kennedy has not passed into the public domain in this sense, so one tampers with his life at the peril of turning it into tawdry melodrama.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry statement warns if the bill is passed into law, it would harm relations between the 2 countries and China would take retaliatory measures.
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If passed into law, the measure could not force Farenthold and other members with outstanding settlements to pay them back, given that it will not be retroactive.
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The European Commission published a slide-deck showing how the Brexit deal — which this week passed into UK law — will work, and covers arrangements in Northern Ireland.
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HB22019, passed into law in March, made North Carolina the first state in the country to ban transgender people from using restrooms that matched their gender identity.
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And if all others accepted the lie which the Party imposed — if all records told the same tale — then the lie passed into history and became truth.
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Given the Liberal majority in Parliament, the bill is expected to be passed into law, though it is unlikely to be debated until fall at the earliest.
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That's because the approval of the Brexit deal is the first step — it has to be passed into UK law, and then the EU Parliament must approve it.
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That's important because the whole U.S. theory of tonight's deadline was that Obrador was going to demand a renegotiated deal if it passed into his hands in December.
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Those rules were crafted by the Obama administration's FDA and passed into legislation by Congress in 2011, in response to several disease outbreaks linked to food, Reveal reported.
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The asteroid was visible for just three days during its last approach to Earth in 2013 before it passed into daytime skies and could no longer be tracked.
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If an asteroid the size of 2013 TX68 passed into Earth's atmosphere and exploded, NASA estimates it would likewise be about twice as powerful as the Chelyabinsk blast.
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The 23 encounter between John Isner and Nicolas Mahut that it commemorates, lasting 270 hours and 20103 minutes and spread over three days, has passed into tennis folklore.
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The newspaper said the detailed regulations that would outline what should happen during a state of emergency were never passed into law when the main legislation was enacted.
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AHCA, if passed into law, is expected to lower premium costs for younger customers, whose participation in insurance pools is crucial to offsetting the cost of older customers.
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A petroleum ministry source said these issues were discussed along with pay disputes and reforms to be carried out once the Petroleum Industry Bill is passed into law.
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The plan for a higher sales tax was passed into law by a previous government, and the prime minister has struggled with how to put it into effect.
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The author of "The Jew of Malta", "Doctor Faustus" and "Edward II", Marlowe passed into British popular culture as Shakespeare's great rival, but Taylor said that was speculation.
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Legislators have introduced bills in the House and Senate that, if passed into law, would compel the Trump administration to impose sanctions and scrutinize commerce related to Xinjiang.
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Yet over the next four years the Democrats achieved little of consequence, Carter passed into history as a failure, and Ronald Reagan ushered in a lasting rightward realignment.
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"If the relevant bill is passed into law, it will cause serious consequences," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said in a news conference, The Washington Post reported.
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If passed into law, the Sexual Assault Survivors' Bill of Rights will be monumental in standardizing the treatment of survivors by the criminal justice and medical systems in America.
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Yet opposition from several politicians in April led to the FGM provision being removed from the bill, which was passed into law last week, according to women's rights campaigners.
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Now, just over five years after the ABLE Act was passed into law, we have the chance to expand this legislation to include a much larger group of our disabled Americans.
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The first person has been charged and found guilty under Malaysia's Anti-Fake News Act, less than a month after it was passed into law, as reported by Gizmodo.
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Toffoli passed into the middle to defenseman Alec Martinez, and he slid it over to Tanner Pearson, who was all alone in front of Maple Leafs goaltender Frederik Andersen.
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If the act is passed into law, there will no longer be any doubt that the type of treatment that Zarda, Bostock and Stephens report is against the law.
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His colleagues at the seminal Memphis label Sun Records, including Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison, Carl Perkins, Charlie Rich and so many more, have all passed into history.
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The following year I would find myself again testifying before a Senate committee, only this time I was in Washington D.C. And again, the bill was passed into law.
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We had better get a common sense approach passed into law soon or the U.S. economy will be paying a bigger and bigger price in terms of lost growth.
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"If the Congress is going to move forward with repeal of the individual mandate, we absolutely must have the Alexander-Murray piece that is passed into law," she said.
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And in some states like New Mexico, where substantive reforms have already been passed into law, police departments are still seizing cash, leaving citizens stuck in endless legal battles.
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The Medicaid team's suggestion was then passed into law, and the number of home health aides in New York has swollen to some 200,000, part of a national trend.
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The amendments are almost certain to be passed into law by the party-controlled legislature, the National People's Congress, which holds its annual full session starting on March 5.
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The Scherzo was a dance that began with a neurotic edge and passed into a kind of dream, the music heard as if through frosted glass: slowed, candied, distant.
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US special operations forces and their local allies killed over 20 such ISIS fighters last month, when an ISIS convoy passed into the de-confliction zone surrounding the base.
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Even her proposals—a single-digit wealth tax, only for people who are already billionaires—Michael Bloomberg would still be extraordinarily wealthy even if that were passed into law.
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Tom Cotton of Arkansas introduced a bill on Wednesday which, if passed into law, would ban the US from sharing intelligence with any country that uses Huawei 5G equipment.
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A major media investment group announced Friday that it will give employees a $6900,2628 bonus as a result of the Republican tax bill that passed into law in December.
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"The era when girls had to wear a skirt and boys had to wear trousers is behind us, I think it's passed into history," Sheinbaum told a news conference.
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It would then require further debate in both chambers early next year, and, if passed into law, it would mean that the U.K. would leave the EU on Jan.
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As we passed into the midday twilight of the rear of the chamber, Sanhambath pointed out dark handprints of a mossy jade color high up on the smooth walls.
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In 2009, the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act was passed into federal law, broadening the ability of the federal government to prosecute hate crimes.
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"Our legislation is common-sense reform that will help to restore Americans' right to challenge unfair practices by corporations, and it needs to be passed into law," Mr. Franken said.
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With close to $1 trillion in investments in the United States, including assets owned by Aramco, Riyadh has a lot to lose if the NOPEC bill was passed into law.
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" Warren answered his aggressive claims with a deadpan: "I am deeply grateful to President Obama," she said, "who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law.
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The plane passed into Egyptian airspace two minutes later, then its signal dropped from radar 210 kilometers (230 miles) south-southeast of Kumbi, an aviation reporting point in the Mediterranean.
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On Monday, NASA announced that the Voyager 2 spacecraft had passed into a region of space where it is being bombarded by high-energy particles from outside our Solar System.
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The reasons are many, but one of the least celebrated and most fundamental drivers of that success is an obscure-but-powerful legal provision passed into law back in 1872.
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The bill needs to be approved by a 280% majority in both houses - 21999 votes in the Chamber of Deputies and 21 in the Senate - to be passed into law.
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The so-called Withdrawal Agreement Bill must be passed into law, requiring approval by a majority in parliament, before the deal Britain has agreed with the EU can take effect.
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President Obama was able to use Democratic control of Congress to get two controversial bills, ObamaCare and the American Jobs Act passed into law in his first year in office.
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Of course, these were people whose days began at dawn and consisted of hard manual labor throughout, so I imagine they passed into a deep and dreamless sleep almost instantly.
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But if your company does not provide the two weeks, your company will be required to give employees job-protected paid leave the moment the bill is passed into law.
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Philip Van Cleave, the league's president, has opposed the Democratic efforts and previously told CNN that the group would challenge the measures in court if they were passed into law.
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Warren conceived of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as an academic and managed, through sheer force of persuasion, to see it passed into law before she won her first election.
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There was some congressional action on legislation to curb gun violence last fall in response to mass shootings in Las Vegas and Texas, but those measures weren't passed into law.
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Tom Wolfe wrote of that time in the best-selling 250 book "The Right Stuff," a phrase for coolness in the face of danger that has passed into the idiom.
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"All of the good food gets passed into the digestive system, and everything that's not food gets wrapped up in mucus and gets rejected out of their shell," Malinowski says.
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The bill needs to be approved by a 2314 percent majority in both houses - 2200 votes in the Chamber of Deputies and 21999 in the Senate - to be passed into law.
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The new law is aimed at attracting foreign investors to help Algeria strengthen its energy output, but would maintain a 49% limit on foreign ownership if passed into law by parliament.
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Republicans had been hopeful that a few red-state Democrats in the Senate would join them in supporting the tax overhaul, which was passed into law in December, but none did.
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"I am deeply grateful to President Obama, who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law," she said, leaving Biden, Obama's vice president, out of it entirely.
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But they underscore why the White House and Congress have fallen far behind their initial schedule for tax reform, under which a Republican plan would have already been passed into law.
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"And if all others accepted the lie which the Party imposed—if all records told the same tale—then the lie passed into history and became truth," Rowling wrote on Twitter.
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We actively supported mental health reforms in the 21st Century Cures Act, a bipartisan bill which Congress passed into law last year, and have worked to educate members on suicide prevention.
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It was held exactly one week after the Parliament in Westminster passed into law a measure designed to block the possibility of an abrupt and economically disruptive departure on October 31.
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Celebratory accounts of European settlement and expansion have increasingly passed into an antiquarian realm, succeeded by studies of settler colonialism that approach the past more comparatively as well as more cautiously.
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At the end of one game the world doesn't change in the same way that when a bill is passed into law, or the stroke of a presidential pen meets paper.
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Mnuchin was asked earlier on Friday if new trade tariffs the United States has imposed or threatened might wipe out gains from major tax cuts passed into law six months ago.
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You know, people really urgently want to get this bill passed into law, and so all of those combined, I think, get us to the place where we can do it.
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So while there have been numerous attempts to simplify the voting system, a lot of the proposals aimed at making it easier to vote in New York never get passed into law.
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MPs backed, 22016-2276, an amendment that essentially postponed the final decision on Johnson's Brexit deal until the accompanying legislation — known as the withdrawal agreement bill (WAB) — was also passed into law.
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The Chinese telecom equipment maker confirmed it is suing the U.S. government over a section of a defence bill passed into law last year that restricted its business in the United States.
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Legislation requiring companies with more than 250 employees to publish salary data passed into law in 2017, and the results show a persistent lag in women's pay and promotion to top posts.
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Already aiming to return to 1990 levels of carbon dioxide emissions by 2020, last year the state passed into law SB 32, which would mandate an additional 40 percent reduction by 2030.
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Ever since Obamacare was passed into law in 2010, the GOP has made every effort to strike it down—through court challenges, repeated votes in the House to repeal it, and filibusters.
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"A 14-mm hole was made in the skull and a specialized electrode was passed into the brain under local anesthesia," Sharan Srinivasan, a stereotactic and functional neurosurgeon at the hospital, said.
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In another Hawks-Hecht collaboration, "Twentieth Century" (1934), the warfare passed into sophisticated slapstick: John Barrymore's egotistical theatre producer roars at Carole Lombard's actress, and she fights back with insults and ridicule.
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Speaking in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said China had already lodged "stern representations" with the United States about the legislation and urged that it not be passed into law.
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The success of a key healthcare bill later on Friday will be a signal of whether Trump can get growth and inflation-boosting measures passed into law in the world's richest country.
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The Chinese telecom equipment maker confirmed it is suing the U.S. government over a section of a defense bill passed into law last year that restricted its business in the United States.
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" And again: "Joyce allowed a complex imagination to shine its pale, unsettled light on what had already passed into shade so that he could coax it back into substance, courtesy of style.
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Ms. Warren responded, "I am deeply grateful to President Obama, who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law," making no mention of Mr. Biden or his work.
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If the bill is approved by Christmas, it will have taken less than two months from the time it was introduced in the House to the time it was passed into law.
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Eventually, he gave copies of what came to be known as the Pentagon Papers to the Times and then the Washington Post , and passed into history as the archetypal modern whistle-blower.
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The spending plan must be signed by the president to be passed into law, but it was not Reporting by Felix Onuah; Writing by Alexis Akwagyiram; Editing by Catherine Evans, William Maclean
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With earlier Democratic support, it might've been feasible to develop legislation that could fix at least some of the problems with the exchanges and garner enough support to be passed into law.
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A bipartisan deal on top-line spending levels could clear the way for specific budget bills to be passed into law before the December 20 deadline, CNN congressional correspondent Phil Mattingly reports.
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The First Amendment guarantees the right "to petition the Government for a redress of grievances," and it's unclear whether the Supreme Court would uphold Warren's proposals if they were passed into law.
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That way the announcer could say, "The ball is passed into Square 4, then dribbled into Square 6," and fans used to watching games in person would understand what was going on.
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If passed into law, the legislation would require companies that do business with the U.S. military to disclose any source code review of the software done by adversaries, staffers for Shaheen told Reuters.
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According to GabbiKat, the subreddit doesn't appear to be going anywhere, though some of its moderators have chosen to take a break from the community now that 9M9H9E9 has passed into the beyond.
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This wasn't like Beyoncé surprise-releasing an album that would have come out sooner or later – this was a missing-in-action artist dropping a work that had long since passed into rumor.
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Six years after it was passed into law, Obamacare suffered one of its heaviest blows this week, a reminder that the fight for universal health care will continue well into the next administration.
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To get a bill passed into law, Trump, and Republicans in the Senate and the House, will have to negotiate with Democrats in ways they have not been accustomed to for some time.
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The Congressional Budget Office, however, has estimated that 14 million more people would become uninsured next year if the bill is passed into law than would be the case if Obamacare remains intact.
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Representative Ron Kind, Democrat of Wisconsin, one of the original sponsors of opportunity-zone legislation, said he wanted to at least make sure that the measures forcing greater transparency were passed into law.
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His concert had been scheduled for next spring at Alcorn State University in Mississippi, which recently passed into law a measure that allows those with religious objections to deny services to gay couples.
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"There was no presidential leadership," Krauthammer continued, while comparing Trump to former President Obama, who he said gave many national addresses to promote the Affordable Care Act before it was passed into law.
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Drake and Coachella have an iffy history together, as his first major festival performance during its 2015 edition has passed into the annals of history with its uneven quality and infamous Madonna cameo.
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The DPA, passed into law in 1950 at the start of the Korean War, empowers the White House to require and provide incentives to businesses to produce goods to support U.S. national defense.
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Congressman Joey Salceda, the bill's principal author, said the legislation, once passed into law, will create more than a million jobs and add 1.1% to GDP growth in its first year of implementation.
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A law passed by Congress in the 1930s specified that a vast swath of forest lands that had passed into corporate hands and back into federal control would be managed for county benefit.
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People have taken to the streets across India in response to the new rules, which was passed into law last week, despite a ban on public gatherings in various regions now in place.
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"If the Congress is going to move forward with repeal of the individual mandate, we absolutely must have the Alexander-Murray piece that is passed into law," Murkowski told the Roll Call newspaper.
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When asked whether the government needs to compile another stimulus package, Ishihara said he wants to focus on implementing stimulus measures that were passed into law last month, which include cash handouts to pensioners.
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You can filter by state; by whether the bill was introduced, passed by one or both houses, or passed into law; or by any of 10 subject categories, from economic development to energy efficiency.
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Photo: APBitcoin has continued to explode in value, briefly reaching a high of over $17,000 a coin before settling back down to under $16,000 just weeks after it passed into the five-figure range.
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Premier Kenney criticised the vote, arguing Bill C-48 unfairly targets exports of oil sands bitumen from Alberta, and said if the bill is passed into law the province will launch a constitutional challenge.
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A lot of her policy ideas — on issues from gun control to immigration — focus on using executive power alone and not relying on Congress to get things passed into law (which can be...difficult).
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Now, they all appreciate that even if the withdrawal agreement is passed into law by Halloween, Britain and Europe will still be negotiating the fallout of the 2016 Brexit referendum for years to come.
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If passed into law it would allow, for the first time, the sending of criminal suspects from the territory to mainland China, where judges explicitly serve under the absolute leadership of the Communist Party.
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He succeeded in getting the ACA passed into law in 2010, and since then the nation's uninsured rate has plunged dramatically, from 16.3 percent of the population to just above 9 percent this year.
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We'll certainly miss The Vampire Diaries (and the characters who have passed into the afterlife, sob!) but I have my fingers crossed that we'll be seeing more vamps on our screens very, very soon.
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The new generations of workers failed to advance the inventions of their predecessors, and in 1968 the Familistère passed into private ownership—just as the barricades were being rebuilt on the streets of Paris.
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He and other Democratic senators from more reliably blue states say that while Ocasio-Cortez may not get her most ambitious ideas passed into law, she is shifting the debate further to the left.
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But such debate at the policy level — no matter how vigorous — should not bleed over to interfere with the government's ability to implement policies that have already been agreed upon and passed into law.
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The Faster Care for Veterans Act, the first bill I ever passed into law, helps by allowing vets to schedule, change or cancel their appointments on smartphones, cutting wait times from months to minutes.
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"Now that tax cuts has been successfully passed into law, we believe now is the right time to continue your successful leadership in bringing about real economic growth through additional tax cuts," they wrote.
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The virtual doorway lay at the edge of a cliff; the moment a host passed into the Valley Beyond, its mind separated from its body, which then dropped lifeless into an actual valley beyond.
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After a legal battle — "the Vivian Mire," one critic called it — her estate passed into a trust last year, where it will be held for possible heirs and eventually released into the public domain.
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And I have always been too busy to feel sad when my children passed into new stages of competence and independence, even knowing that very independence would one day take them away from me.
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Kaiser found that voters are split when it comes to "heartbeat" bills, which ban women from having an abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detected and passed into law in six states last year.
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Passed into law decades before the rest of the developed world adopted similar guidelines, the FCPA has served as model legislation for other nations seeking to tamp down official corruption and encourage U.S. investment.
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After his death the images languished in the custom wooden boxes he designed, passed into the hands of a distant relative, and only gained wide attention when they came up for sale in 2003.
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That is why I introduced the BUILD Act, which was passed into law in 85033, and created the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), incentivizing private industry investment in developing nations around the globe.
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The Arthurian legend is so old that it's long since passed into the realm of myth, with historians and scholars fighting endlessly over which pieces of the story are real and which are fabrication.
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In addition, recommendations from a Competition Policy Review panel were passed into law in 2017 which, Sims said, "position the ACCC better to protect competition and consumer interests in a time of unprecedented technological change".
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Aberg passed into the crease, where Ondrej Kase was descending upon Georgiev, but the puck ticked off New York center Mika Zibanejad and trickled into the net with 5:51 remaining in the second period.
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When the Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act was passed into law, many Americans with disabilities were empowered to save for qualified expenses without fear of losing their much-needed federal and state benefits.
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International lenders asked Greece last Friday to prepare a package of additional savings measures which would be passed into law now but implemented only when needed, to make sure the country reaches agreed fiscal targets.
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That resolve will be tested in one of Parliament's first official duties — the scrutiny of several hundred presidential decrees, issued under Mr. Sisi, which must be passed into law or rejected in just 15 days.
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If passed into law, this should help remove the "golden handcuffs" that effectively prevent many startup workers from changing jobs, or from requiring them to give up shares that they had helped to make valuable.
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"I've long had views that the sugar program needs reforming, but what I am most interested in is getting a farm bill passed into law," Ryan told reporters during his weekly press conference on Thursday.
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The problem for Johnson is that Labour is likely to reject the plan on Wednesday, insisting that it will not support such a motion until the no-deal legislation has passed into the statute books.
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If passed into law, this bill would be an important step toward getting veterans the mental health care they need when they need it — and toward holding the VA accountable when they're left without it.
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Revisiting the story of Wong Fei Hung, a martial arts master whose life has passed into Chinese folklore, "Legend" takes place in 19th-century Guangzhou, where two crime factions vie for control of the docks.
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A good model for recovery and moving forward is the Marshall Plan, which Washington passed into law after World War II to help rebuild the economies of Western Europe, restoring confidence and prosperity for generations.
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But the love triangle is steeped so heavily in other versions of this basic story that it feels less like a retelling and more like a version of this story that has passed into myth.
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And it has royal provenance: Commissioned by King Louis XII of France, owned by Charles I and Charles II of England, the painting passed into obscurity for three centuries until it was "rediscovered" in 2005.
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Now the justices must ask: What exactly was Congress thinking — and also, what were unions, companies and workers like St. John thinking — those many decades ago when the labor relations act was passed into law?
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Bevin's popularity has dipped during his time governor after high-profile battles with public school teachers and supporters of Medicaid expansion passed into law by Bevin's predecessor Steve Beshear — father of the current Democratic nominee.
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" Asked whether she cared to answer Biden's remarks, Warren took a beat, and carefully replied: "I am deeply grateful to President Obama, who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law.
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International lenders asked Greece last Friday to prepare a package of additional savings measures which would be passed into law now but implemented only if needed, to make sure the country reaches agreed fiscal targets.
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Pelosi, whose support is key to getting the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) passed into law, said House Democrats had discussed the pact on Wednesday, a day after she announced the inquiry into Trump.
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The 2700-page report's large amounts of data and charts are likely to be used by Obamacare advocates as benchmarks to point toward when comparing the ACA to any replacement plan, proposed or passed into law.
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Successful Spanish colonization of the peninsula finally began at St. Augustine in 1565, and in 1819 the territory passed into U.S. control under the terms of the Florida Purchase Treaty between Spain and the United States.
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That's when Congress began the process of making sure Social Security kept up with inflation, and when the earned income tax credit (EITC), which greatly benefits low-income families with kids, was first passed into law.
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The American Chamber of Commerce, the Hong Kong Journalists Association and the Hong Kong Bar Association have criticized the bill, which still needs to go through a bills committee before it can be passed into law.
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And political distractions perhaps explain why a bill that has been described as the most extreme surveillance legislation ever passed in a democracy has today passed into law in the U.K., never having faced substantial opposition.
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The draft bill, if passed into law, would force ISPs to store the browsing histories of all customers for 12 months, and would also give much stronger legal grounding to the country's already-established surveillance programs.
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Fifty-seven percent of voters said they want to see the Senate make significant changes to the bill if it is to be passed into law, including 22019 percent of Republicans and 66 percent of independents.
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Salesforce has staked its whole business model around cloud services — its ticker may be "CRM," but its logo is its name inside a cloud — and it's passed into the pantheon of tech giants with flying colors.
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In a tweet on December 27, the institution said the museums and zoo would close Wednesday, January 2 if there was no deal to fund the government passed into law and signed by President Donald Trump.
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"In response, Warren further took a dig at Biden by crediting Obama and not him, saying, "I am deeply grateful to President Obama, who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law.
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"I haven't been on this street in seven years," he said as they passed into MS-13 territory, struck by how such a small neighborhood could be so rigidly divided — and how isolated it left everyone.
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And before 2020, average premiums for key Obamacare plans are expected next year to spike 20 percent higher than under the current law, and 32 percent higher in 2019 if the bill is passed into law.
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Last year, the poet Meghan O'Rourke traveled to Olympic National Park in Washington, a three-hour car ride from Seattle, but, "it feels much farther, as if you have passed into an otherworldly realm," she writes.
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The proposals by the ministry, which is run by President Tayyip Erdogan's son-in-law Berat Albayrak, were expected to be presented to parliament in a few weeks, after which they could be passed into law.
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To some degree, the liberationists' critique of inequality has now passed into the standard thinking of the Vatican, which has come to mix traditional ideas about morality and family structures with quite radical views on global economics.
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The legislation is part of proposed reforms that make up the sprawling Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), which has been in discussion for over a decade and redrafted many times but has yet to be passed into law.
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If such an initiative were passed into law, based on our staff analysis, half of all kids would have more than $15,000 by the time they turn 18, and 1 in 4 would have more than $34,000.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - International lenders asked Greece on Friday to prepare a package of additional savings measures which would be passed into law now but implemented only if needed, to make sure the country reaches agreed fiscal targets.
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Though Lang had originally promised that Woodstock 50 tickets for attendees between the ages of 18-25 would be made available before the end of January, the deadline passed into February without an update from festival organizers.
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The risk of loss could be passed into private hands, either by privatising the mortgage-securitisation firms or by allowing them to shrink, with private banks and insurers now able to compete on a level playing field.
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A majority of Americans have viewed the ACA, also known as Obamacare, favorably for a while now (it passed into net positive territory around the same time Obama left office), and that support continued in Kaiser's poll.
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"As we keep working to get the TPP passed into law to cut 18,000 taxes and to benefit our workers and our economy we'll also keep working to strengthen our ability to enforce those standards," he said.
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As days have passed into weeks without a sighting of the first lady, speculation about Trump's lack of public schedule spawned several internet conspiracy theories, from plastic surgery to a stealth move back to New York City.
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Perhaps most important, over the last few months, at least two Blue Lives Matter bills have been introduced around the country which, if passed into law, would treat cops as a protected class vulnerable to hate crimes.
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Ah yes — that's because many performers, including Bruce "The Boss" Springsteen, Demi Lovato, and Nick Jonas, have all been boycotting the state due to its controversial and discriminatory "bathroom bill," which was passed into law last month.
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If the bill is passed into law, starting in 2021, people in Hawaii won't be able to find popular products that contain the environmentally harmful chemicals unless the major sunscreen manufacturers reformulate their products by that time.
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Ms. Warren retorted by saying she was "deeply grateful for President Obama, who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law," as well as for others in the administration who did the same.
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Passed into law in September, the revised 2002 bill governing the Corruption Eradication Commission, known by its Indonesian initials, KPK, means the agency will be overseen by a committee and no longer able to independently wiretap suspects.
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Both Biden and Buttigieg support keeping the Affordable Care Act, passed into law by President Barack Obama, while seeking to fix the parts of the law -- high premium costs, lack of choice -- that have come under criticism.
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The ultimate quelling of Turner's rebellion, and our uncertainty as to its ultimate utility—its status, in other words, as a genuine tragedy—is precisely why it so immediately passed into the haunted realm of national myth.
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The NDAA bill, passed into law by the U.S. Congress last summer, places a broad ban on federal agencies and their contractors from using Huawei equipment on national security grounds, citing the company's ties with the Chinese government.
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This is similar to the so-called confidential IPO filing that "emerging growth companies"—businesses with less than $2503 billion in annual revenue—have been allowed to make since the JOBS Act of 2012 was passed into law.
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That said, the bill was supposed to be passed into law on April 6, but has now been delayed while the government works out what it's doing, after a number of setbacks, so the legislation could still change.
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Brazil's government scored a major victory last month when the lower house of Congress overwhelmingly backed a pension reform bill, which, if passed into law, will save the public purse almost 1 trillion reais in the next decade.
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A landmark overhaul of the country's pension system, which aims to save the public purse around 800 billion reais ($195 billion) over the next decade, is expected to be passed into law by the Senate later this month.
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The breadth of opposition that presented itself in New York was clearly not as widely shared in Northern Virginia, where the state has already passed into law a generous incentive package for the other half of Amazon's HQ2.
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He has pledged to cut regulations to support the energy industry in the southwest part of the state, praised the GOP tax cuts passed into law in December and pledged to control what he deems reckless government spending.
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The 26-year-old forward scored his second with a sublime finish in the 43rd minute after David passed into the box, and then his third two minutes later with a sliding effort converting an Alphonso Davies ball.
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Republicans were reported last month to be gauging whether they had the votes to pass the thing, which comes wrapped in a populist package, but could cost students almost $15 billion in financial aid if passed into law.
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The bill will need to have a second reading before it is passed into law, but the spokeswoman for Human Rights Watch said that it is expected to pass, as it has been proposed by the majority party.
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Mims' mashup ringtone rap classic "This Is Why I'm Hot" has passed into the annals of 00s music history, but the rapper himself has stayed fairly quiet since then, his last release coming out in 2013 to little fanfare.
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Brazil's government scored a major victory earlier this month when the lower house of Congress overwhelmingly backed a pension reform bill, which, if passed into law, will save the public purse almost 1 trillion reais in the next decade.
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Yahoo's call, outlined in a letter published on Wednesday, comes after a... The Note 7 recall has already passed into Halloween costume territory, but for owners of the phone who experienced its dangers first hand, it's not as funny.
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If any are found, a sample must then be taken to a laboratory to confirm whether the lesion is TB. It's an arduous process, but one that's vital to ensure that infected meat isn't passed into the food chain.
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China's foreign ministry said this month that China had lodged "stern representations" with the United States about the legislation and urged that it not be passed into law, saying it would not only harm Chinese interests and China-U.
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If passed into law, his Workplace Democracy Plan would end "at will" employment (employers could no longer dismiss employees for any reason without warning), institute industrywide "sectional" bargaining (versus organizing at individual companies) and curtail "right to work" laws.
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"We have cooperated from Moment 1," Mr. de Blasio said during his regular weekly radio interview on the Brian Lehrer Show on WNYC, referring to the investigations that have now passed into a new phase with the grand juries.
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Cory has also introduced a bill to extend federal prohibitions on animal fighting to the U.S. territories and got it passed into law in the final 2018 farm bill, saving thousands of animals every year from suffering and dying.
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Refugees, who are subjected to a more thorough vetting process than that of any other visitors or immigrants, have not taken a single American life in a terrorist attack since the Refugee Act of 1980 was passed into law.
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Kenney, who was sworn in as premier on Tuesday, said his government will challenge Bill C-69 in court if it is passed into law in its current form because it intrudes on provincial authority to regulate natural resource development.
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POTENTIAL INSTABILITY Already, Lebanon&aposs Hezbollah has been targeted by U.S. sanctions aimed to block the flow of money to the group, a move that threatened to cause major damage to the country&aposs solid banking sector if passed into law.
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By the time the anti-vaping bill was passed into law, JUUL Labs—the vape powerhouse headquartered in San Francisco—had already put its own plans in motion, bankrolling an initiative called the Coalition for Reasonable Vaping Regulation to combat it.
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This year's Moogfest had been largely booked when the North Carolina Legislature passed into law HB203, the so-called bathroom bill that requires people to use restrooms that correspond to their gender at birth and overrules local anti-discrimination ordinances.
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The CBO's director said that it would still expect 13 million more people to not have health insurance by 2027 than are currently projected if Obamacare's individual mandate is repealed, even if the Alexander-Murray bill is passed into law.
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Groups that conduct drives to register new voters face new rules and restrictions under measures that have passed into law in recent years, part of a new front in the battle over voting rights that is expanding into Republican-led states.
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"It is in the interest of all of our allies to comply with the American sanctions against Iran, including and especially those which were passed into law by successive American Congresses and have been affirmed by successive American presidents," Cruz said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House plans to amend its upcoming budget request to take into account higher spending levels in the budget deal that passed into law on Friday, a senior official in the Office of Management and Budget said.
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McCain championed legislation to close this soft-money loophole in the '22004s, it became a key issue during his 22008 primary campaign against George W. Bush, and his signature bill — the McCain-Feingold bill — was passed into law in 2002.
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"The story writes itself when you've got an incumbent who's never gotten a bill passed into law, who hasn't looked his constituents in the eye in years, hasn't done a real town hall in years," Mr. Harbaugh said Wednesday morning.
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The main issue here was that a package of tax cuts passed into law by George W. Bush back in 2001 was scheduled to expire under terms that were adopted back then in order to immunize the cuts from filibustering.
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WARREN: I am deeply grateful to President Obama, who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law, and I am deeply grateful to every single person who fought for it and who helped pass it into law.
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Using drugs while breastfeeding The Coroner's office told Snyder that methamphetamine can be passed into an infant's system through breast milk, and that a two-month-old is not able to adjust to having methamphetamine in its system, the affidavit says.
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Her latest plan is a tacit recognition that even if she or another Democrat is elected president in November, the likelihood of bold progressive ideas getting passed into law will depend greatly on the political makeup of the House and Senate.
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I'm hopeful that lawmakers will come together to see that the Home Health Payment Innovation Act is passed into law this year for the health and safety of American seniors – and a Medicare benefit that 3.5 million patients readily depend upon.
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If HR 215 were passed into law, it could "effectively ban" private insurers from covering abortion through plans on the Affordable Care Act exchanges, Jamila Taylor, a senior fellow in women's health at the Center for American Progress, told Vox.
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VAWA, passed into law in 1994, aims to support women who've survived intimate partner violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking in the United States, through a series of government-funded programs, VAWA funds shelters, crisis centers, legal assistance, and more.
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They point to the precedent of Hambantota, a port built by China in Sri Lanka that passed into Chinese hands in 2017, along with 69 square kilometres of land, after the Sri Lankan government could not service debts incurred in its construction.
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That includes the Tax Division, amid significant changes to the US tax code passed into law by the Republican Congress last year, and the Civil Division, responsible for representing the president and other federal officials in many lawsuits filed against the administration.
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C if passed into law, would make it clear that employers who offered wellness programs, and require genetic testing as part of them, can legally charge workers who refuse the tests a higher price for health insurance than workers who accept the test.
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If passed into law, parents in that state will be able to override the longstanding practice of letting medical professionals decide and record on birth certificates whether their children are male or female based upon the appearance of their genitals at birth.
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HONG KONG, March 7 (Reuters) - Chinese telecoms equipment maker Huawei Technologies Co Ltd on Thursday said it is suing the U.S. government over a section of a defense bill passed into law last year that restricted its business in the United States.
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The proposals by the Treasury and Finance ministry, which is run by Erdogan's son-in-law Berat Albayrak, were expected to be presented to parliament in a few weeks, after which they could be passed into law, the two sources told Reuters.
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Should these initiatives be passed into law, they would gradually weaken the global appetite for the dollar to remain the world's reserve currency, a position it has held since it was chosen as such as part of the Bretton Woods Agreement of 1944.
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HONG KONG, March 7 (Reuters) - Chinese telecoms equipment maker Huawei Technologies Co Ltd on Thursday said it is suing the U.S. government over a section of a defence bill passed into law last year that restricted its business in the United States.
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We need our entrepreneurs to feel confident enough for them to invest in the economy, and if the current bill is passed into law, it will cause the type of confusion that is bad for the market and a hindrance to growth.
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Measures like the SUCCESS Act, passed into law in October 2018, direct the collection and review of intersectional patent data to inform legislative recommendations to increase the number of women, minorities and veterans who participate in entrepreneurship activities and apply for patents.
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The vehemence of this belief brings to mind the now-quaint and overexuberant pundit prophecies in the wake of Barack Obama's elevation to the presidency, which proclaimed in near-unison that America had officially passed into a "post-racial" phase of political life.
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Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, said that he had asked the chairmen of two important committees to hold oversight hearings on Russian sanctions passed into law last year and begin discussions on the potential for new measures to supplement them.
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One Republican lawmaker involved in negotiations said there was hope the House could reach a deal "in principle" on potential reforms this week, clearing the way for a short-term measure to preserve the existing provisions until such a deal passed into law.
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The proposals by the Treasury and Finance Ministry, which is run by Erdogan's son-in-law Berat Albayrak, were expected to be presented to parliament in a few weeks, after which they could be passed into law, the two sources told Reuters.
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Plus it came out just in time to commemorate the tumultuous summer of '69, when the Manson family was wreaking havoc on the nerves and in some case the lives of people living in Hollywood — a time that has since passed into myth.
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A new plan to repeal and replace major parts of Obamacare is set to be unveiled by two Republican senators, who face a looming deadline and a less-enthused President Donald Trump as they try to get that plan passed into law.
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Roosevelt designated the land part of the federal Forest Service, turning the tribe's main water source and sacred site—Taos Pueblo belief holds that Blue Lake is the source of life and maintains the souls of those passed—into a national park.
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"I am deeply grateful to President Obama, who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law, and I am deeply grateful to every single person who fought for it and who helped pass it into law," Warren responded.
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The marriage parts of that code are expected to be passed into law next year, The code makes changes on issues including sexual harassment, divorce and family planning, but does not further the rights of the LGBT community, according to drafts published by parliament.
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At this same point in time eight years ago, Democrats had already passed their stimulus, equal-pay legislation, and children's health-care expansion, while Bush 43 had sent his big tax-cut plan to Congress (though it wasn't passed into law until the summer).
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This week, North Carolina legislature passed into state law House Bill 2, which both mandates that all transgender people must use the public facilities of the sex listed on their birth certificates and authorizes the state to trump any local law protecting LGBTQ rights.
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"If the Congress is going to move forward with repeal of the individual mandate, we absolutely must have the Alexander-Murray piece that is passed into law," she told Roll Call late last week, though she softened her stance slightly in a later statement.
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As likely to play something by Cerrone as he was Sade, Mas' lengthy warm-up sets at the legendary club passed into, well, legend, and he cemented his placed as a DJ's DJ. Later this month Leo Mas Presents Mediterraneo drops on Bager's label.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Making no mention of the values of equality and democracy, Israel has passed into law a highly controversial bill that serves to define the nature of the state of Israel, with critics slamming it as the "nail in the coffin" of Israeli democracy.
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"I'm here today primarily because if I do not object, Congress will have passed into law a bill that spends $28500 billion of taxpayer money without members of Congress being present in our nation's capital to vote on it," he said on the floor.
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The 52-page bill, if passed into law, would sharply reduce financial aid that currently helps millions of people obtain health coverage, while at the same time offering a tax break to primarily wealthy Americans to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars.
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The shooting at Parkland, Florida's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in February 2018 could easily have passed into memory like many of the mass shootings that preceded it—with a wave of outrage too fleeting to meaningfully dent the status quo on gun policy.
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Her memoirs dilate on moments when the author crossed a threshold of some kind — moving from South Africa to England as a child, divorcing her husband at midlife — as she passed into realms where old modes of being, old scripts, could no longer help her.
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If it is ever passed into law, the bill stands to save the lives of diabetes patients like Alec, requiring pharmacies throughout the state to provide a free three-month supply of insulin to diabetics below a certain income threshold who can't afford their medicine.
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Since the Citizen Amendment Act (CAA) was passed into law by Hindu nationalist Prime Minister Narendra Modi last week, protests have broken out across nine states, including in major cities such as Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad and the capital New Delhi, mostly around university campuses.
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Giesing, who saw his star in the ascendant, agreed, but claims to have pointed out to the patient that all cocaine was absorbed by the nasal mucous membrane and passed into the blood supply, so he had to warn against too high a dose.
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"I'm here today primarily because if I do not object Congress will have passed into law a bill that spends $19 billion of taxpayer money without members of Congress being present here in our nation's capital to vote on it," Roy said on the House floor.
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Some of the most transformative federal policies of the 20th century -- whether it's Social Security, passed into law the year before my dad was born, federal housing policies or the GI Bill -- were originally steeped in structural discrimination, making it nearly impossible for black Americans to benefit.
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The band also took songwriting credit for their arrangement of the traditional gospel song "In My Time of Dying," which was actually a diabolically clever move: Since the song passed into public domain, there was no one around to sue them for making money off it.
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RELATED: Terrorism on agenda as Obama hosts Southeast Asian leaders "If the relevant bill is passed into law, it will cause serious consequences," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said in a statement, which also called Cruz's bill "contrary to the basic norms" of international relations.
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Burr said that because a health-care bill is unlikely to be passed into law this year, he is focused on seeing what can be done to help residents of his home state, Iowa and Tennessee, where there is a dearth of competition among Obamacare insurers.
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But if the no-deal Brexit bill is passed into law next week, Labour might then agree to an election and this could still take place on October 15 or before the end of the year, J.P. Morgan economist Malcom Barr said in a note Wednesday.
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Murphy said his administration will "resist any moves that worsen income inequality" or "provide a tax windfall to giant corporations and billionaires at the expense of our working and middle-class families," taking aim at the Republican-backed tax plan that passed into law in December.
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This significant accomplishment was made possible because of the 2628 bipartisan recommendations passed into law, the service of countless men and women in our military, intelligence officials who personally sacrificed to make our country safer and the dedicated work of the families of that fateful day.
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The point is that unlike my beloved Red Sox, who now win just often enough to make me feel some Catholic-with-Calvinist-ancestors guilt over their success, the Patriots have over the last few years passed into new territory, a new sphere of fan experience.
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And it says that the average premium for people who have health insurance through a job — which is most Americans — is $210,22019 lower this year than it would have been if increases in premiums had matched what was seen in the decade before the ACA was passed into law.
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"It seems beneath the moment to spend so much time debating the finer points of healthcare plans that will be revised a hundred times before they are ever even proposed to Congress, let alone passed into law, while Rome is burning all around us," said Miller, the Democratic strategist.
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Sri Lanka's Supreme Court said early this month that a major tax reform proposed by the government cannot be passed into law in its current form, unless it is approved by more than a two-third majority vote in parliament and gets the greenlight from a nationwide referendum.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads TUNIS — Exhausted by sad political literalism, I passed into Tunisia for the 5th edition of Lina Lazaar's Jaou Tunis contemporary art festival feeling jinxed, as jingoist Donald Trump's Muslim travel ban had been approved by the stolen Supreme Court that very day.
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Because all the problems that he is talking about that he created, I actually led the bill that got passed into law that reverses the damage that your bills, that you were, frankly, to correct you, Mr. Vice President, you were bragging, calling it the Biden crime bill up until 2015.
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Because all the problems that [Biden] is talking about that he created, I actually led the bill that got passed into law that reverses the damage that your bills, that you were, frankly, to correct you, Mr. Vice President, you were bragging, calling it the Biden crime bill up until 2015.
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While civil unions were passed into law last year after consistent pressure from the European Court of Human Rights, and more people have become vocal about the need for all Italians to have equal rights and maintain their identity—without having to renounce their faith—there is still a long way to go.
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President Trump's staunchest critics — particularly those who have worked to get the DREAM Act passed into law — are now worried about what will happen if a man they revile is able to champion a bipartisan immigration deal and take credit for something that's been touted by Democrats and some Republicans for years.
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Brown predicted that ultimately "cooler heads will prevail" and policies such as red flag laws — which are controversial because they allow police to seize a person's guns if they are believed to be a danger to themselves or others but before they have actually committed a crime — will not be passed into law.
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Soussa said he was sticking by a forecast of a 9.4% deficit for 2019 "given the government's poor track record in meeting its targets ... and the fact that the budget is unlikely to be passed into law for another month, by which time almost half of the fiscal year will have passed".
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A critical new piece of legislation designed to prevent a no-deal Brexit by compelling Johnson to ask the EU for a deadline extension also passed into law Monday, although a defiant Johnson said that it would not alter his strategy and that his government would look for ways to work around it.
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The Islanders took the lead in spectacular and unexpected fashion when Leo Komarov outraced Wild defenseman Brad Hunt down the left side of the ice and fell down as he passed into the crease to Martin, who swooped in alone and tapped the puck past Dubnyk for his first goal since Oct. 25.
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Truckloads of supplies have passed into Syrian villages through a gate in the sturdy security fence that Israel has constructed since Syria erupted into civil war, including stacks of flour, generators, half a million liters of fuel, construction materials, tons of shoes, baby formula, antibiotics and even a few vehicles and mules.
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There was Esther Hobart Morris, the country's first female justice of the peace; the first female jurors in a jury convened in Laramie the year after suffrage passed into law; Martha Symons, the first female bailiff; and Nellie Tayloe Ross, who became the first female governor of the United States in 2000.
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A lawyer for the House said in a filing in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas that federal legal rules give "the House an unconditional right to intervene" in the case, given that Obamacare was passed into law by Congress, and given that the Trump administration is not defending the law.
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But as the Washington Post's Jeff Stein wrote earlier this year, the group doesn't have a lot of policy accomplishments to show so far; of five different bipartisan packages the caucus has proposed, the only one that has been passed into law was a bill to stop the spread of synthetic opioids proposed by Rep.
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The reality is that the Benn Act, which Johnson's parliamentary opponents passed into law in September, compels the prime minister to seek an Article 50 extension by October 19 if he is unable to secure a Brexit deal at the conclusion of a crunch summit of EU leaders in Brussels on the previous weekend.
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The controversial surveillance legislation passed into UK law in November 2016 — enshrining a system of mass surveillance of digital communications which includes a provision that logs of all Internet users' browsing activity be retained for a full year, accessible to a wide range of government agencies (not just law enforcement and/or spy agencies).
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That is putting the question of the RBI's autonomy front and center, especially as Rajan may not get to see through the next plank of his reform plan - the creation of a monetary policy committee to set interest rates, which was passed into law last month but whose final composition has yet to be announced.
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Avalanche's findings reflect the commonly cited statistic that somewhere between 60 and 70 percent of people support abortion in the United States: According to their polling, which was conducted in May and June—the months during which several state abortion bans passed into law—72 percent of American voters support the right to the procedure.
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