Public notice of the orders was then removed from the website.
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Kindly give public notice of my decision as soon as possible.
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The lawsuit brought some public notice to Mr. Groff's criminal history.
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Her proposed rules will soon be open for public notice and comment.
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What's next: The proposal goes through a public notice-and-comment period.
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That December, the mosque Zahran founded released a public notice disowning him.
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The ProMED post was the first public notice of illnesses and deaths.
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Rarely has a program grown so rapidly with such little public notice.
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The company gave no public notice before making the change, he added.
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Two recent decisions that largely escaped public notice—2007's Bell Atlantic v.
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Deputy Prosecutor Jackie Starbuck argued against the redaction based on a public notice technicality.
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The difference: all of these more comprehensive statutes provide for public notice and comment.
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But then, without public notice—let alone scientific basis—government policy changed in 2010.
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While blockchain is just now receiving public notice, the Left saw its potential years ago.
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The public notice urged people to report any details about the potential suspects to authorities.
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For decades, with little public notice, Native women have gone missing or been found murdered.
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But the role of Congressional Fellows affecting the legislative process has largely escaped public notice.
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He first rose to public notice while deputy attorney general during George W. Bush's first term.
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Amazon often launches new services without a public notice to test them before expanding more aggressively.
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"We must improve lead testing, monitoring and public notice to act on risks quickly," agreed Rep.
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What's next: The proposal will go through a public notice and comment period before going final.
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But so far, the other man in the pro-Turkey efforts has largely avoided public notice.
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Brazil's foreign minister said in public notice that Mr. Viana had been fired after disciplinary proceedings.
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Only in 2015, after Mr. Rock raised the alarm, did local regulators issue a public notice.
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Her death had not drawn wide public notice until The Washington Post reported it this week.
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Any action with regard to racing dates requires a public hearing, and 10-day public notice.
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It's a public notice and comment process where anybody can submit a comment to the FAA.
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The official Twitter account just got really emo in a public notice about keeping its toilets clean.
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That law requires public notice and a comment period before changes to a rule can be made.
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He also said the department generally releases public notice after finding and processing video or other leads.
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These podcasts, while playing a significant role in the white nationalist ecosystem, generally escape wider public notice.
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Public notice of these corrections is welcome progress from a court that is often resistant to change.
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Thousands of first novels come out every year, jockeying for media attention, bookshop space and public notice.
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New agency rules are subject to public notice and comment requirements and could take months to complete.
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Even those who have refrained from dick jokes have generally cast Daniels's account as beneath public notice.
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After five years, the mayor has the authority to eliminate the position, but only with advance public notice.
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Once a public notice of the case was published in a local newspaper, Omido says the threats increased.
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The decision to cut this funding was seemingly made with little public notice and without any public input.
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Journalists and humanitarian workers may apply for exceptions to the ban, the department said in a public notice.
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She also said the new procedures should have been subject to public "notice and comment" before it was implemented.
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One would think Treasury either would be working on an appeal or prepping that public notice period, or both.
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Com Ltd sets IPO price band of 983 rupees to 985 rupees per share - public notice Further company coverage:
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The changes include "clarifying annual monitoring network plan public notice requirements" and "revising network design requirements," among other things.
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But Wani's death doesn't explain an elongated two-month blackout, or why it was implemented with little public notice.
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For example, the agency could put its process for reviewing regulatory contracts through a public notice and comment process.
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On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission suspended "most operations" due to a lapse in funding, according to a public notice.
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Terrence Murphy, a Hudson Valley Republican, accused the Corps of fast-tracking the proposals with insufficient public notice and participation.
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The high chlorine levels led to elevated levels of total trihalomethanes or T.T.H.M., which required another public notice in January.
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The app has a month to comply with the order, according to a public notice posted to the French website.
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Public notice of plans to move detainees would allow opponents more time to marshal opposition and potentially stop any transfers.
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In a public notice issued on Friday, the Treasury and Internal Revenue Service pushed the deadline back to January 2019.
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Her decision to put the players on public notice struck even people not normally sympathetic to Kyrgios as needlessly confrontational.
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The council plans to hold its first meeting Wednesday afternoon at the White House complex, according to a public notice.
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Ta-Nehisi Coates, who is currently writing the series, has brought the books to a higher level of public notice.
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The question is how these strategies used by Shiferaw, Jackson, and Pendleton have come to public notice and serious consideration.
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Next up was Airbnb's recent executive shakeup and its public notice that it has no IPO in the works in 2018.
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On Saturday afternoon, investigators found the surveillance video that they released, along with a public notice about the episode, that night.
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Last year, the FDA distributed a public notice warning consumers and health care professionals of these and other unproven pharmacogenetic tests.
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Modern statutes require public notice and comment, and many require Congress to approve of land withdrawals, but not the Antiquities Act.
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Donald Trump became famous as a classic 1980s type, while Hillary Clinton first attained public notice as a classic 1960s type.
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In a public notice, the USTR said France's tax was "unreasonable" and differed from the norms of the US tax system.
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DeVos's Department of Education last year rescinded two previous policies that had not undergone the required public-notice and -comment process.
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The past month's word-for-word diatribes are simply the latest example of this, and notably, have finally caught public notice.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio and the authority's chairwoman, Shola Olatoye, have described the lack of public notice as a regrettable oversight.
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Instead, the agency will post a public notice at least seven days ahead of terminating the policy, whenever that may be.
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"If you see something, say something," said the flyer, titled "Sanctuary City Neighborhood Public Notice" and written on the ICE letterhead.
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Starbucks, the Seattle-based coffee behemoth, drew public notice last month when it announced that it would add three minority directors.
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The 22-member Republican State Committee will issue a 85033-day public notice before holding a vote to select a nominee.
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When the telecom agency meets on May 18, it'll vote on a public notice to begin the process, not end it.
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What it hoped to learn is unclear; its public notice simply requested comments on decision and the issues raised by the court.
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As a former debate coach and trial lawyer, I am constantly encouraging folks to engage in the public notice and comment process.
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The public notice and comment process amounts to an open debate, essentially, with the issuing agency acting as moderator and final judge.
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And Bitcoin first gained public notice because of its use as anonymous digital cash on black-market websites like the Silk Road.
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First, the council's own transparency policy calls for public notice of meetings no less than seven days in advance of the meeting.
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For example, the agency's public notice asks whether public safety officials rely on retail wireless services as opposed to dedicated communications networks.
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Any one of these would have been a big deal on its own, but together they almost got lost from public notice.
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First spotted by Nextgov, DHS has posted a public notice calling on technology companies to submit proposals for the system by January 2018.
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A BuzzFeed News investigation last year found that New York City police officers who committed serious crimes were often reinstated without public notice.
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The house was bought in 2013 for about $400,000, and the public notice states that there is still $349,900 outstanding on the home.
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Verizon has given public notice that it plans to retire sections of its network in Manhattan, on Staten Island and in New Jersey.
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"The law is clear, under rule 9G4-D2, we must give 20 days public notice before any action can be taken," Starbuck said.
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Congress has established limited controls over runaway agency rule-making, such as a public notice-and-comment process and judicial review of regulations.
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In the United States, companies have raised prices on many drugs over the past five years, mostly with little public notice or scandal.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - Nigeria's petroleum regulator has revoked six oil block licenses due to "legacy debts", it said in a public notice on Thursday.
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Repealing Trump-era immigration regulations would involve a protracted process of giving public notice and the opportunity to comment that often takes months.
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The agency announced its proposed Experimental Study on Warning Statements for Cigarettes Graphic Health Warnings in a public notice in the Federal Register.
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The new regulations are expected to be approved later this month, and take effect in April after a month-long public notice period.
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Under the president's order, all federal agencies are required to undertake similar regulatory reform initiatives similar to the EPA's public notice in April.
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That rift between Kalanick and Benchmark burst into public notice in an extraordinary explosion that landed in Delaware's Court of Chancery on Thursday afternoon.
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As is typical in the trademarking process, any organization seeking to dispute a trademark after a public notice has 30 days to do so.
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That's seven years during which the company was on legal and public notice to watch its step when it comes to protecting user data.
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She used the site's infringement claims Public Notice portal to report the listing, and included links to her website and Etsy shop, called Boygirlparty.
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The new rules will assert the authority of the Internal Revenue Service over workaround strategies, the Treasury and IRS said in a public notice.
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DeVos, a billionaire philanthropist and charter-schools advocate, has faced unusually fierce opposition for a role that rarely receives congressional debate or public notice.
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Environmental advocacy group the Natural Resources Defense Council sued last month, arguing that suspending the listing without public notice or comment violated the law.
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Under Issa's proposal, the justices would also have to give a timely, public notice and explanation for recusals and follow a code of conduct.
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Hassan noted that two states, Montana and New Jersey, have challenged the guidance in court because there wasn't a public notice and comment period.
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On May 11, 2015, for a single day, a public notice of a hearing on the proposed deed changes appeared in the City Record.
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And when he died at 21960 on Christmas Day in 21970, little public notice was taken; his death went virtually unreported at the time.
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The site only recently got public notice when mass graves were uncovered during construction ahead of the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Summer Olympics.
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But they aren't yet set in stone; the new rules will enter a 60-day public notice and comment period before they become final.
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The public notice and comment process undoubtedly will witness explosions of activity for related federal agencies, producing massive data spikes and significant procedural delays.
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In March, just before the Met Breuer opening, the museum took a hit for shifting to its new logo without giving the public notice.
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The House passed legislation Wednesday to create new public notice and comment requirements before agencies can immediately settle lawsuits brought by pro-regulatory groups.
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It&aposs "an internal policy that has neither been approved by Congress nor subjected to public notice and comment," according to Al Anbki&aposs lawsuit.
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Moving forward, the agency will release a public Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM), Report and Orders and other documents prior the FCC's monthly open meeting.
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County supervisors of election must first provide public notice to the state of a recount, and a public test of the tabulating equipment must occur.
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For most of the past 6900 years, Mueller's closed-door encounter escaped public notice because of the secrecy of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC).
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In the two-sentence filing Monday, prosecutors gave public notice that they and Patten's legal team submitted the status report to the court under seal.
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First, it turns out that a footnote is not always more worthy than the main event; sometimes it escapes broader public notice for a reason.
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Ms. Mills first gained public notice in the 1990s as a member of the legal team that defended President Bill Clinton during his impeachment trial.
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The policy was issued as a memo, the simpler and faster process to emit policies, rather than a rule subject to public notice and comments.
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The agency announced its proposed Experimental Study on Warning Statements for Cigarettes Graphic Health Warnings in a public notice in the Federal Register on Monday.
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Russia, in other words, has been the dark cloud hanging over Trump since the campaign, when his pro-Putin rhetoric first began attracting public notice.
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"The power shortfall is being managed through load shedding in order to balance the power supply available and the demand," ZETDC said in a public notice.
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Then in 2011, EPIC sued again, asking the courts to compel DHS to undertake a public notice-and-comment rulemaking on the use of body scanners.
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The Korea Exchange, in a public notice, said the margin rate for the U.S. dollar derivatives would be raised to 3.20 percent from 2.80 percent currently.
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Moving forward, the agency will release a public Notice of of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM), Report and Orders and other documents prior the FCC's monthly open meeting.
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Planned Parenthood and the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association sued, arguing the changes were too substantive to implement without a public notice and comment period.
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If Mr. Anglin cannot be served notice in person, the last step is to put a public notice for six consecutive weeks in a local newspaper.
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The agency has not yet published any public notice that it wants to revise the rules governing the creation of what are called resource management plans.
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"Because of technical problems with Luftfartsverkets radar installations, there is reduced traffic at Swedavias airports," Swedavia said in a public notice on Gothenburg Landvetter airport's website.
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"We do not generally public notice a spill unless there is an imminent threat to public health, a drinking-water system, or surface-water body," said Walsh.
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Before an agency rule can gain the force of law, it must go through a "notice and comment" process, providing for public notice and open-ended hearings.
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But to repeal the vast majority of rules, agencies must go through the same lengthy public notice-and-comment process it takes to issue a new one.
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There have been many high-profile cases associated with the right-to-die movement, but Mr. Cowart's was one of the earliest to gain wide public notice.
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The U.S. trade representative's public notice and comment period for the proposed additional tariffs ended Thursday, White House spokesperson Lindsay Walters said in a statement to CNBC.
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It charges that the Federal Advisory Committee Act, a law that mandates public notice of an advisory panel's members and meetings, has been skirted by the administration.
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Opponents also argue that the Trump administration skirted rulemaking requirements by issuing the rule without giving the public notice and the opportunity to submit comments on it.
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Mere public notice of their use is not sufficient, and there should be a high threshold for any consent, given the dangers of oppressive and continual mass surveillance.
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It requires public notice and legislative approval for the purchase of new surveillance tools and audits on existing surveillance tech—like license place readers—used by the city.
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"That demonstration doesn't have to be defended to any regulatory agency or be posted for public notice or be written by any engineer or environmental professional," Evans said.
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All these unsightly charm offensives might have escaped sustained public notice had Trump not swept into power and lent them the tacit legitimacy of the nation's highest office.
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The Victoria Advocate promptly filed a lawsuit, which remains pending, following Farenthold's hiring claiming that the port authority did not give adequate public notice of the congressman's hiring.
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"When an emergency is declared, whether it's by the president or by a state governor, the first thing that it does is give the public notice," Rutkow said.
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Opponents also argue that the Trump administration also skirted rulemaking requirements by issuing the rule without giving the public notice and the opportunity to submit comments on it.
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In his Public Notice series, Kallat staged sculptural and interactive interventions that similarly appropriated texts by Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru (India's first prime minister), and Hindu monk Swami Vivekananda.
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Unlike most other lawsuits that are brought against government agencies in China — which are typically quietly settled with little to no public notice — Qiu's case has international appeal.
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A public notice will go up on the DMV's website on March 2nd, which starts a 30-day clock before the first permits can be issued on April 2nd.
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The justices could side-step a major ruling by focusing their decision on whether the administration followed the correct procedure when it gave public notice about that legal conclusion.
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The Port Arthur Fire Department asked residents of the western side of the city 90 miles (145 km) east of Houston to remain indoors, according to a public notice.
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During a public notice-and-comment period on the regulations that ended Wednesday, thousands of survivors and advocates urged the Department of Education and DeVos to reconsider the changes.
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The suits claim the Agriculture Department violated the Administrative Procedure Act, issuing its rules with little public notice and no reasoned explanation and against overwhelming opposition from the public.
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ZETDC said in a public notice that businesses had six months to clear their bills because it required the money to pay for electricity imports to supplement local generation.
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In his public notice, Pai specifically asks companies and consumers whether other federal agencies or laws are best equipped to prevent ISPs from blocking or slowing down web content.
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Amid all the conversation around Bob Woodward's "Fear," there was a small detail that largely escaped public notice: U.S. cyberattack capabilities against adversary missile programs are weaker than publicly claimed.
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John Sandweg, the ICE director under Obama, said the public notice put officer's safety at risk — a charge Schaaf denied, pointing out that her statement did not mention specific locations.
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After a trip to Israel and Jordan last month, Duterte said his skin was burned by his long exposure to desert sun when the public notice discoloration in his face.
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The EPA's decision, first reported by Reuters, lowers statutory renewable fuel mandates without any required public notice, the group alleges in the challenge, filed in U.S. Appelate Court in Washington.
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Without a concerted effort to artfully deploy advanced cognitive computing and NLP technologies to the public notice and comment process, we can anticipate many repeat episodes of Last Week Tonight.
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The suit alleges that the port authority did not provide proper public notice that it intended to discuss the hiring of Farenthold as a lobbyist during a May 9 meeting.
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The temporary guidance is meant to serve as a placeholder while the agency crafts news guidance with a new standard through a rulemaking process that involves public notice and comment.
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"The deletion of this information may violate federal law, which requires public notice before removing public information," wrote Cummings, the top Democrat on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
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It last came to wide public notice in 2012, after six people were killed at a Sikh temple outside Milwaukee by a white supremacist who played guitar in hatecore bands.
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You can file a comment through the agency's online comment system by using the proceeding number 17-108, or by paper following the instructions found in the FCC's public notice.
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The new regulations are expected to be approved on Feb 26 by California's legal compliance agency, with the DMV then opening a 30-day public notice period beginning March 1.
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Gordon is a tiny place, with a single convenience store, and until last week, a single resident who appeared to elude public notice despite nearly a lifetime of living here.
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If the water tests positive for coliform, the Marines must issue a public notice and provide affected customers the choice to receive an alternative source of drinking water, the EPA said.
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She says undercover agents seeking to discredit her had encouraged her to plan to overthrow the government and that she had played along to bring the authorities' schemes to public notice.
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Hailed back then as a step to rein in the power of special interest money, the ban was dropped at some point in recent months by the D.N.C. without public notice.
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Kisor argues the court's precedent incentivizes agencies to promulgate vague and broad regulations, which they can later clarify through interpretive rules without having to go through public notice-and-comment procedures.
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The assets to be sold include its shares in Millward Brown East Africa Ltd, Millward Brown Nigeria Ltd and Millward Brown West Africa Ltd, the group said in a public notice.
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In its public notice of the new regulations, the Taxi and Limousine Commission presented research from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which likened long periods without sleep to intoxication.
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The provisions of the FAIR Drug Pricing Act will bring basic transparency to the market for prescription drugs by giving taxpayers public notice of price increases for the very first time.
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That second marriage ended in the late 1990s in such acrimony that a public notice was posted at the prince's palace accusing Ms. Sujarinee of corruption and infidelity with a soldier.
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That ambiguous order and lack of public notice about how the nine justices may modify their practices for spring cases has only added to the swirl of uncertainty in difficult times.
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Why it matters: Obits, alongside public notice ads, are one of the last remaining consistent revenue streams that local newspapers rely on, although both are being challenged by the digital age.
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He may be the first Met to be put on public notice that his days in Flushing could be numbered, but he is hardly the only one being put on display.
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According to the lawsuit, the Treasury rule violated the APA because Treasury lacked authority to act, its rule was arbitrary and capricious, and it did not permit public notice and comment.
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The General Services Administration is announcing this meeting with less than 15 calendar days' public notice as July 85033 was a federal holiday, thus delaying the administrative processing of the notice.
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In a public notice issued in May, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control said that D B Pace planned to develop the property for warehousing and/or manufacturing.
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"USTR career officials and the interagency Section 301 Committee carefully review all public comments received during public notice and comment periods and testimony delivered at public hearings," the press office said.
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And he found there was good reason to think the administration violated the APA by not giving public notice that it was changing how countries were being evaluated for continued protection.
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According to the lawsuit, the Treasury rule violated the APA because Treasury lacked authority to act, its rule was arbitrary and capricious, and Treasury did not allow for public notice and comment.
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Appropriations bills that passed the House both last year and this year would have allowed the EPA and Army Corps skip the public notice and comment process in repealing the water regulation.
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In order to repeal regulations, federal agencies have to follow the same rule-making system (requiring periods of public notice and comment) used to create regulations, which can take about a year.
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The sentences were handed down by Federal Judge Camila Velano in September, but they did not receive public notice until prosecutors in Minas Gerais state announced them in a statement issued Thursday.
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Last week the regulator issued a public notice saying that the company was not complying with its obligation to provide access to free to air content services as required by their license.
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The first time such approaches came to public notice was in the 1990s, when William Bratton introduced CompStat, a statistically driven management system, into the New York Police Department (NYPD), which he ran.
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Three fair-housing groups have signed onto the lawsuit, which claims that Carson unlawfully suspended the 2015 rule by not providing proper public notice or a chance for public comment, the Post reported.
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The county is pitching this rezoning as "protecting the character" of neighborhoods, because it ensures transmitters are camouflaged, yet it virtually eliminates public notice and hearings for antennas on streetlights and utility poles.
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Mueller's appointment unfolded in May with a public notice from Rosenstein, directing the special counsel to investigate links between the Russian government and the campaign and other matters that arose from the investigation.
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The executive branch can make new rules, such as this one, through an approved administrative procedure that gives the public notice and allows them to comment on what any changes should look like.
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The punishment was standard under the Act: The casino had to agree to refrain from repeating its violations of the labor laws and post a public notice saying they would not happen again.
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Plus, in order to repeal regulations, federal agencies have to follow the same rule-making system (requiring periods of public notice and comment) used to create regulations, which can take about a year.
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A majority of states have refused to comply with the commission's request, and the ACLU filed a lawsuit against the commission accusing it of holding its first meeting in private, without public notice.
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"The implementation of the Executive Order will be done professionally, with clear and sufficient public notice, particularly to potentially affected travelers, and in coordination with partners in the travel industry," the DHS said.
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In a non-public notice issued by the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) in late June, the regulator also asked banks to increase real-time monitoring of lending rates, the sources said.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean police plan to ban public demonstrations in the capital for a month, according to a public notice issued on Tuesday that opposition lawyers said marked a slide toward a police state.
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From bypassing the public notice and comment process for major policy changes, to eliminating consumer choice by prohibiting certain financial products, the Bureau has leveraged its dangerous structure to push an active political agenda.
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On Thursday night, the Trump administration pulled paid-for television advertising and other forms of official public notice (social media, etc) about the looming deadline to sign up for insurance through Obamacare's state exchanges.
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According to emails, the FCC considered issuing another public notice to seek further comment on some of the issues that were not comprehensively addressed, including a decision to apply strict regulations to mobile broadband.
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Last month, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, without public notice, began sending letters to immigrants like her telling them that it was no longer accepting requests for "deferred action," renewable every two years.
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A third issue that has come to public notice is the practice among 42 percent of private colleges and universities and 6 percent of public institutions to grant admissions preferences to descendants of alumni.
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The extensive list covers about 85033,300 separate tariff lines — from aerospace and communication technology to machinery and medicines — and will undergo further review in a hearing and through a public notice and comment process.
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The decision to give no public notice was done despite Zinke's staff being already in Tallahassee to help coordinate the event: "Even the shortest trips require a lot of coordination and planning," Swift said.
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In previous administrations, however, agencies often tried to impose new rules on the American people without any public notice or comment period, simply by sending a letter or posting a guidance document on a website.
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This directly contrasts with a 2014 public notice the FCC issued, citing that it is illegal for any group — including state and local law enforcement — to use devices that jam or interfere with cellphone signals.
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The Lufeng city government, which has jurisdiction over Wukan, warned villagers in a public notice against taking any retaliatory action, and that authorities "would absolutely not use a soft hand" to deal with potential unrest.
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The 1974 measure requires government agencies to give public notice of what records they keep, prohibits most disclosures of records unless the person gives written consent and gives people a way to fix inaccurate records.
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In its petition, the school board argued that the agency's newfound interpretation of "sex" under anti-discrimination laws constituted an agency rulemaking that required a public notice and comment period under the Administrative Procedure Act.
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The regulatory public notice and comment process, for example, differs from state to state, with some utilizing electronic communication channels, while some still print rulemaking notices only in the back of newspapers with minimal readership.
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With less public notice, the new president just took what could be an even more far-reaching step — formally declaring that Washington would no longer be bound by rulings made by the World Trade Organization.
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The anniversary of Mr. Khashoggi's death was marked by an outpouring of commemorative posts on social media, gatherings outside Saudi missions around the world and a rash of articles and public notice by political leaders.
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Commission opponents complain about the commission's failure to put out a public notice or disclose details of the June 28 conference call meeting where members were told about the plan to collect voter roll data.
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US Citizenship and Immigration Services, the agency that administered DACA, has to provide public notice about how people can apply for renewals again — and it has to do so in a "reasonable" amount of time.
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The SEC plans as soon as this week to issue a public notice that it is withdrawing an order that would have cleared the way for Rattner to work for Guggenheim Securities LLC, the Journal said.
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What would be the reaction if, in an area not covered by this statute, the Justice Department posted a public notice inviting applicants to assist in an investigation and possible prosecution of a certain prominent person?
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A Texas judge has enjoined a new federal rule that dialysis providers have said would prevent patients from receiving charitable assistance, finding that the government improperly passed the rule without a public notice and comment period.
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Opponents of the legal principle say it has bolstered the power of unelected government officials to write vague and broad rules that can later be interpreted from their point of view without public notice or comment.
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"The implementation of the Executive Order will be done professionally, with clear and sufficient public notice, particularly to potentially affected travelers, and in coordination with partners in the travel industry," the department said in a statement.
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Over the past several decades, the board has given public notice when it is considering reversing precedent or establishing new policy in a case, in order to give every affected person a chance to weigh in.
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Just a few short months ago, they did exactly this when they detected what's now known as the Kincade Fire in Sonoma County, CA, prompting the LA Times to release the first public notice about it.
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There is another deep-seated problem in the federal death-penalty system that often escapes public notice: Federal prisoners typically get less judicial scrutiny of their convictions and death sentences than do state death-row prisoners.
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Specifically, it would update the parameters used to determine which states and territories need to seek approval for electoral procedures, requiring public notice for voting changes and expanding access for Native American and Alaska Native voters.
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China's Ministry of Commerce, in a public notice jointly issued with the country's customs agency Saturday, said the decision was made to comply with a UN Security Council resolution that China helped draft and pass last November.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration moved on Thursday to make permanent a new questionnaire that asks some U.S. visa applicants to provide their social media handles and detailed biographical and travel history, according to a public notice.
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Unlike the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), whose streamlined procedures require only public notice, followed by public-comment period prior to a vote, the 1975 Magnuson-Moss Act places numerous other bureaucratic hurdles on the FTC's rulemaking path.
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Late on Friday authorities issued a public notice of the identities of the suspects, who are thought to have been involved a vaccine trading ring worth as much as 570 million yuan ($88 million), state media reported.
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Massachusetts, 17 other states and the District of Columbia said in a filing in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. the department broke federal law in announcing the delay with limited public notice and opportunity to comment.
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Planned Parenthood sought to have the changes thrown out, arguing they are unlawful because the administration did not go through a formal rulemaking process, which requires a public notice and comment period, when it altered the program.
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Advocates argue it's illegal to block someone from seeking asylum based on how they entered the country, and that the administration also violated the Administrative Procedure Act by not providing public notice or comment on the rule.
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After that, each country would be left to formulate its own policy so long as it gives public notice, engages in international consultation, carries out a transparent evaluation, and shows that it has widespread internal social support.
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The report says that the Fed has likely not complied with the so-called Administrative Procedure Act which states that federal agencies must provide the public notice of proposed rules and an opportunity to comment on them.
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The Commerce Department did not specifically cite surveillance concerns in its public notice but said it was slapping restrictions on ZTE because of an alleged scheme to re-export items to Iran in violation of U.S. law.
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The White House exerted undue influence on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the drafting of net neutrality rules, causing the agency to overlook potential violations of public notice requirements, according to a report from Senate Republicans.
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For the regulated, which means every company and individual citizen, engaging state and federal regulators through the public notice and comment process becomes even more important as rulemaking activity accelerates and expands across every level of government.
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The pilot, which placed four surveillance cameras in public areas around the city (which the police department said was only used to test on its own officers), was rolled out without any public notice or legal guidelines.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Johnson & Johnson's baby shampoo samples failed quality tests conducted by the northwestern Indian state of Rajasthan, according to a public notice from the state's drugs watchdog, findings that were rejected by the U.S. drugmaker.
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Mr. Henry was reported missing after he left work around noon on March 26, and his family was concerned about his "physical and emotional welfare," according to a public notice issued by the Montgomery County Police Department.
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Their case has largely slipped from public notice, but the more than 50-year war between the FARC and Colombia's government is back in the spotlight as negotiators try to end the conflict through negotiations in Cuba.
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During the public notice and comment process for the DEA's plan to criminalize kratom, no vocal grassroots constituency emerged in support of the rule — no Baptist to match whatever economic interests (Bootleggers) may have favored the plan.
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Today, Chase Strangio, Grimm's lawyer at the ACLU, shared a public notice on Facebook warning his followers of potential pending actions by the Trump administration that could impact this case and the federal protection of trans civil rights.
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However the United States had not proven all of its case, failing to show that China had violated its public notice obligation under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) in respect to TRQs, the panel said.
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Even then, a low-altitude air traffic control plan will have to go through the U.S. regulatory policymaking process, which requires a one- to two-month public notice and comment period, not including the agency's own deliberation time.
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" The SEC said in a public notice that the Division of Corporation Finance was considering "recommending that the commission seek public comment on ways to ease companies' compliance burdens while maintaining appropriate levels of disclosure and investor protection.
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A couple of years ago, Richard J. Lazarus, a law professor at Harvard, revealed that the court had routinely been revising its decisions, altering them without public notice weeks, months and sometimes years after they were first issued.
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Of the People, at Smack Mellon, enters this conversation with a well-curated show by Erin Donnelly that is weighted towards storytelling, engaging in imaginative ways the political issues brought to greater public notice by the presidential race.
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Instead, it ordered the administration to come up with a process in a reasonably timely fashion, and to post public notice of it accordingly — a pretty standard order for a ruling on a program with underlying constitutional questions.
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This one, though, is getting more public notice than you'd expect, like in this widely shared photo from an anti-ban protest at Los Angeles International airport: One of the most observant signs at the #laxprotest #lax pic.twitter.
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And, not coincidentally, it gives public notice that Zwirner now represents the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, which Albers established in 1971 and which continues under the stewardship of its longtime director, the art historian Nicholas Fox Weber.
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In a non-public notice issued by the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) in late June, the regulator also asked banks to increase real-time monitoring of lending rates, the two people with knowledge of it said.
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MUMBAI, June 28 (Reuters) - Three Indian state-owned non-life insurance companies, which the government plans to merge into a single company, sought interest on Thursday from consultants to advice them on the deal, according to a public notice.
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The group argued in a lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York that U.S. wildlife managers had violated the law by abruptly suspending the bumble bee listing without public notice or comment.
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"The implementation of the executive order will be done professionally, with clear and sufficient public notice, particularly to potentially affected travelers, and in coordination with partners in the travel industry," the Department of Homeland security said in a statement.
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In most states, it can be done unilaterally—all that's required is a local elections board or official with an eye toward giving Republicans an artificial advantage to seize their chance, and then provide some form of public notice.
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The Department of Education will launch a public notice and comment period to gain public input on a better way to enforce Title IX sex discrimination laws and create an effective system that protects the rights of all students.
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If EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt hoped for a wave of fact-based arguments from the American public in response to the agency's public notice on April 2628 about regulations to consider for change or repeal, he must be disappointed.
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The Obama administration quickly set up an interagency working group to produce a uniform SCC estimate (albeit in a somewhat secretive process that did not allow for public notice and comment), and produced its first SCC values in 202017.
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Federal prosecutors served search warrants on Facebook for three account records over a three-month period, seeking "all contents of communications, identifying information, and other records," according to the public notice the court allowed Facebook to send out to interested groups.
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Predictive policing technology has proven highly controversial wherever it is implemented, but in New Orleans, the program escaped public notice, partly because Palantir established it as a philanthropic relationship with the city through Mayor Mitch Landrieu's signature NOLA For Life program.
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She said the fact that there was no public notice of Amazon coming into Long Island City before the gears were in motion, and that the brand had a history as a decidedly anti-union company, made her dread their arrival.
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Judge Richard Leon of Federal District Court sided against voting rights groups that sued a federal elections official who changed the proof-of-citizenship requirements on the federal registration form at the request of the three states and without public notice.
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The parties accused the administration in their lawsuit of "violating Congress's clear command that manner of entry cannot constitute a categorical asylum bar," as well as violating the Administrative Procedure Act by not providing public notice or comment on the rule.
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The United States District Court in South Carolina ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) had not followed the rule-making procedures by failing to give an adequate public notice and comment period as stipulated under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA).
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The United States District Court in South Carolina ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) had not followed the rulemaking procedures by failing to give an adequate public notice and comment period as stipulated under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA).
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Once the IPAB has determined how Medicare spending should be reduced, the decisions of the IPAB cannot be challenged in court, and are free from the normal federal administrative rules processes such as requirements of public notice, public comment, or review.
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The process, which is playing out largely beyond public notice, rests on a clause in Article 5 of the Constitution that allows the states to sidestep Congress and draft their own constitutional amendments whenever two-thirds of their legislatures demand it.
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MUMBAI, Sept 26 (Reuters) - India's Godrej Agrovet Ltd has set a price range of 450-460 rupees a share for its initial public offering to raise up to 11.6 billion rupees ($177.6 million), according to a public notice on Tuesday.
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What's happening: The Department of Education will launch a public notice and comment period to gain public input on a better way to enforce Title IX sex discrimination laws and create an effective system that protects the rights of all students.
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In a lawsuit filed Monday in the U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia, the ACLU says the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity violated federal public access requirements by holding its first meeting in private, without public notice.
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In a lawsuit filed Monday in the U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia, the ACLU says the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity violated federal public access requirements by holding its first meeting in private, without public notice.
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House Republicans voted on a measure Monday night — on a federal holiday, with no advance public notice, and reportedly despite opposition from leaders Paul Ryan and Kevin McCarthy — that would eliminate both the office's independence and its ability to communicate with the public.
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In the first weeks of the administration, the Environmental Protection Agency removed information regarding climate change and the White House took down all open data on its website—both despite laws mandating federal agencies give public notice before removing online government information.
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It was a typical move for Gianforte, who rarely gives advance public notice of his appearances, largely limiting them to GOP-friendly events; when he holds "town halls," they're virtual (online only) and all questions are screened by staffers ahead of time.
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The court rejected a challenge by the nonprofit group New Jersey Alliance for Fiscal Integrity, which had argued that the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority (NJSEA) approved the financing without proper public notice and lacks the authority to issue such debt.
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MUMBAI, March 1 (Reuters) - India's Avenue Supermarts Ltd will sell shares in its initial public offering of up to 18.7 billion Indian rupees ($280.4 million) in a price range of 295-299 rupees a share, it said in a public notice on Wednesday.
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Allure Group went into contract to sell the building to developers on May 11, 2015, the same day that the city ran a public notice in the City Record about the plan to lift the restrictions, and five days after the May memo.
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The school board is appealing a lower court ruling siding with Grimm, arguing that the Obama administration's interpretations of sex under Title IX anti-discrimination laws constituted an agency rulemaking that required a public notice and comment period under the Administrative Procedure Act.
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MUMBAI, Oct 4 (Reuters) - State-run reinsurer General Insurance Corp of India (GIC Re) has set a price range of 855-912 rupees a share for its initial public offering that will run Oct 11-13, according to a public notice on Wednesday.
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The Council is considering legislation to require greater disclosure, tracking and public notice when the city moves to lift deed restrictions, which are often imposed by the city when it sells its land in order to protect nonprofit uses of valuable land.
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In Friday's decision, U.S. Circuit Judge Patty Shwartz, writing for the panel, said the administration lacked good cause to forgo a requirement to provide the public notice and the chance to comment on interim versions of the rules it adopted in 2017.
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Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney and Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta overruled a group of government regulators who oversee the rule-making process, telling them to leave out the analysis before issuing the proposed rule for public notice and comment. Rep.
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In an additional public notice posted to the FCC website, the agency said most of its more automated functions—like the FCC's controversially-flawed public comment system and its network and 911 outage reporting systems—will remain online and operational during the closure.
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The goods on the U.S. government's list would be subject to 10 percent tariffs, according to a statement from U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, who said his office will proceed with a public notice and comment period before the levies are officially imposed.
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Indeed, the new Republican-dominated House of Representatives this month passed a Regulatory Accountability Act, which will give the new president power to roll back an array of governmental regulations, including 50 years of environmental protections — with as little public notice as possible.
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Only $31 million was set apart for the $73 per-person payouts, and the Federal Trade Commission had to later issue a public notice that nobody would actually receive that sum due to the sheer volume of affected Americans requesting the cash.
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The death notice started out as a legally required public notice and contained very little biographical information; the memorial advertisement, usually put out by family through a funeral home, was intended to pay tribute to a loved one and share details of final arrangements.
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In their lawsuit, immigrants advocates argued it was illegal to block someone from seeking asylum based on how they entered the country, and that the Trump administration also violated the Administrative Procedure Act by not providing public notice or comment on its new asylum rule.
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"Although this Nation has long kept its doors open to refugees—and although the stakes for asylum seekers could not be higher—the Government implemented its rule without first providing the public notice and inviting the public input generally required by law," wrote Sotomayor.
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Carrying out that repeal of regulation could take a year or more since the agency must go through the same sort of public notice-and-comment rulemaking it followed in creating the rule that was issued under former EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy in 2015.
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The Medicaid rate increase went into effect in November; the Health Department placed a short public notice on Pages 90-91 of the State Register a day before the rate increases — 2 percent for hospitals and 1.5 percent for nursing homes — went into effect.
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As little public notice as there was for the contentious deal on the Lower East Side, which resulted in a developer of luxury condominiums buying the nursing home property in February for $116 million, the decision to remove all restrictions on the Harlem property got even less.
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The original bill required a majority "get it outta here" vote from Tennessee's historical commission, but an updated version of the bill, which was passed last year, replaces the majority vote with an intense process including public notice, multiple hearings, and a two-thirds vote of approval.
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"We are calling on the Army Corps of Engineers to withdraw the existing permits for the Dakota Access Pipeline and initiate a transparent permitting process that includes, above all, public notice, public participation, formal and robust private consultation and adequate environmental review of the pipeline," Rep.
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In Chen's view, the Trump administration's shift from looking at all conditions in a country when reviewing TPS, to looking only at whether the country was still feeling direct impacts of the original disaster, probably violated the APA's prohibition on making "silent" policy changes without public notice.
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Senators Gary Peters and Cory Gardner introduced a bill Thursday — named the "Preserving Data in Government Act" —that would require government agencies to make research data that was collected using taxpayer dollars open to the public, as well as prevent the removal of existing data without sufficient public notice.
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The civil rights group claimed the commission Trump created to investigate his claims of voter fraud in last year's presidential election violated the Federal Advisory Committee Act by failing to put out a public notice or disclose details of conference meeting members held by phone on June 28.
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The measure would streamline the authority's top management; require more public notice about hearings and fare or toll increases; demand that commissioners act in the interest of the public, not themselves or their political patrons; and mandate that the top executive be chosen for management skills, not political clout.
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The civil rights group claimed the commission Trump created to investigate his claims of voter fraud in last year's presidential election violated the Federal Advisory Committee Act by failing to put out a public notice or disclose details of conference meetings members held by phone on June 28th.
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Their political enemies, leaked documents seemed to show, had built a spying operation using software made by an Italian firm called Hacking Team — just one of many private companies that, largely below public notice, have sprung up to aid governments in surveilling the private lives of individual citizens.
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In 2018, at least 753 bills were introduced to eliminate or reduce the use of printed public notices, most of which did not pass, said Richard Karpel, executive director of the Public Notice Resource Center, who added that the number of such bills has risen in recent years.
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The Kolkata-based bank and its shareholders will be selling up to 119.3 million shares, or about 10 percent of the post-issue share capital of the bank, in a price range of 370 rupees to 375 rupees each in the IPO, according to a prospectus and public notice on Thursday.
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Finally, rather than do the right thing and put out for public notice and comment a detailed framework for the FCC's proposed standard license, Wheeler intends to sneak out this framework in the final rules this month, leaving parties with a time-consuming appeal to the courts as their only recourse.
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" Mating in Captivity " (2006), the book that brought her to public notice, was a sprightly disquisition on the anaphrodisiac effects of married life, in which she argued that the excessive value placed on communication and transparency in modern relationships tends to foster conjugal coziness at the expense of erotic vitality.
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The shooting came during a national conversation over the treatment of young black men by white police; only a few months before, a white officer shot and killed Michael Brown, 18, in Ferguson, Mo. Still, Laquan's death initially drew little public notice and only a few mentions in local news media.
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Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar along with Senate colleagues Cory Booker, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Elizabeth Warren (all currently running for president) were among those who signed a letter on Friday asking for the FCC to "issue a public notice and seek public comment on the proposed merger" before moving to a vote.
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In one report — written with Laura Moy, executive director of Georgetown Law's Center on Privacy & Technology — Ms. Garvie uncovered municipal contracts indicating that law enforcement agencies in Chicago, Detroit and several other cities are moving quickly, and with little public notice, to install Chinese-style "real time" facial recognition systems.
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In the lawsuit, Ms. Napolitano argues that by rescinding her 2012 memorandum – even with a six-month delay in implementation — Mr. Trump and Mr. Sessions violated rules under the Administrative Procedure Act, which requires the government to provide public notice and seek comment from affected parties before revoking a significant policy.
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With all the attention paid to President Trump's lightning-rod secretary of education, Betsy DeVos, and her advocacy for private school vouchers, little public notice has been paid to the action on education in Congress — where lawmakers have broader power than Ms. DeVos to make changes to the nation's school system.
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But during the Senate's markup of the bill—a session closed to the press and the public—the automobile industry's super-lobbyists successfully induced several senators to offer weakening amendments, such as omitting the authority of the federal government to order manufacturers to furnish public notice of any safety defect.
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The Voting Rights Advancement Act would, among other things, update the formula used to determine which states must preclear their voter registration practices, require public notice for voting registration changes, and allow the attorney general to send federal observers anywhere in the U.S. The package passed 228-187, with GOP Rep.
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About two months after President Donald Trump signed an executive order promising "extreme vetting" for foreign travelers and refugees, the State Department said in a public notice — published quietly Thursday — that it needed social media account information so that it can conduct a "more rigorous evaluation" of certain high-risk visa applicants.
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Even as Mr. Trump has sought in recent days to limit who can apply for asylum, and to expand indefinite detention for asylum seekers, his administration has with little public notice been carrying out a crackdown on people who asked for asylum, did not receive it and remained in the United States.
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Sally Hemings has been described as "an enigma," the enslaved woman who first came to public notice at the turn of the 19th century when James Callender, an enemy of the newly elected President Thomas Jefferson, wrote with racist virulence of "SALLY," who lived at Monticello and had borne children by Jefferson.
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"My decision to resign is voluntary on my part and arises from my concern for the welfare of the people in Zimbabwe and my desire to ensure a smooth, peaceful, and nonviolent transfer of power ... Kindly give public notice of my resignation as soon as possible as required by the constitution," the letter said.
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Jackie, as she was known, attended private grade schools before graduating from the West Nottingham Academy in Colora, Md. She first gained public notice in 1966, when, as a film student at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey, she was arrested for marijuana possession and then spied on by a police informer masquerading as a student.
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The National Federation of the Blind, the Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates, and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People said that the department was "arbitrary and capricious" in making substantive revisions to its case-processing manual, which guides its handling of civil rights complaints, without giving the public notice, an explanation or a chance to comment.
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On Wednesday, after telling the New Yorker that he believed Priebus had leaked information about him to the press, Scaramucci tagged his colleague in a now-deleted tweet: On Thursday morning, Scaramucci denied that he was openly threatening Priebus with an FBI investigation for supposedly leaking, instead claiming it was "public notice to all leakers that all s[enio]r Admin officials are helping to end public leaks".
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While it is true that administrative agencies must subject their actions to "public notice and comment" under the Administrative Procedure Act, regulatory agencies should not promulgate rules and regulations based upon the vox populi; rather, these agencies are charged with dispassionately implementing their respective enabling statutes as delineated by Congress based upon the plain text of the statute, the case law interpreting that statute, the economics, and the substantive record before them.
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" Over the summer, Dunlap's deputies had noticed a poster appear under two antlers on a wooden signboard at the end of Curry's driveway: PUBLIC NOTICE BE IT KNOWN TO ALL MEN; (PRIVATE, CORPORATE, CIVILIAN, GOVERNMENT, LAW ENFORCEMENT & MILITARY) THIS LAND HAS BEEN RECLAIMED & RESTORED, NOT AS BANK PROPERTY, GOVERNMENT PROPERTY, OR AS FOREIGN OWNED, BUT AS; PRIVATELY PATENTED, NATURAL, INHABITED LAND, PURSUANT TO THE GUADALUPE HIDALGO TREATY OF 2000 The poster went on to say that the property was "debt-free, un-encumbered, non-taxable.
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