It is a populism less about redistributing material resources than redistributing status, making white voters feel more valued than they were in the past.
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In politics, Sweden is egalitarian, redistributing wealth through high taxes.
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National politics needs a leader devoted to redistributing power downward.
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As a way of redistributing income, they are remarkably inefficient.
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Redistributing wealth down the income scale, ceteris paribus, reduces lifestyle emissions.
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They aim to solve it by redistributing economic and political power.
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You can't create jobs by just redistributing yourself out of problems.
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I think of myself as Lady Robin Hood, redistributing the wealth.
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Giving tax breaks for child care is not simply redistributing income.
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Yes, you can, Dr. Helliwell said, and less painfully than redistributing income.
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That's not redistributing wealth, that's being part of something bigger than yourself.
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Redistributing wealth and bolstering workers' bargaining power are not up for discussion.
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Congress passed wide-ranging reforms redistributing power across the government for a time.
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These facts suggest an obvious solution: Expand the safety net by redistributing wealth.
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Taxing and redistributing wealth, then, could be a justified response to misfiring markets.
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Most conventional proposals to increase general welfare support redistributing in the other direction.
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Now we are having to be more purposeful so we are redistributing inventory.
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Redistributing more unpaid work to men can happen through policies, like paid family leave.
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This holiday season, the makers of Cards Against Humanity are redistributing their fans' wealth.
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WARREN BUFFETT: And they don't necessarily want to make it bigger in terms of redistributing.
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It is also necessary to "democratise" the economy by redistributing wealth as well as income.
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There hasn't been a lot of public opposition to redistributing the drugs, even among drugmakers.
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If most jobs are automated away, an alternative mechanism for redistributing wealth will be needed.
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"The Earth's gravitational field changes because we're redistributing mass around the planet," he tells Axios.
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On a practical level, it's a way of redistributing food to those who need it.
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That means redistributing wealth so no one can attain the immunity Weinstein enjoyed for decades.
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A "transfer union" - redistributing wealth from industrious northerners to easy-going southerners - remains many Germans' nightmare.
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Or, in other words, taking land away from white farmers, and redistributing it to black farmers.
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Several banks say redistributing London-based staff to cheaper European cities will help them curb costs.
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Whether you want to call it "redistributing wealth" or "reducing income inequality," the ACA achieved it.
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"I finally had thinner body hair and the fat on my face was redistributing," she says.
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Redistributing wealth within nations could have the salutary effect of narrowing the income gap between individuals.
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Plants perform this trick by redistributing the energy of captured sunlight, a process known as plant thermogenesis.
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It's a real chance for political entrepreneurs to challenge some of the most egregious upward-redistributing policies.
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He was replaced by Malusi Gigaba, who backs the president's aim of redistributing wealth to poor blacks.
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As we previously explained, we don't advocate for redistributing current funding, which would result in job losses.
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Sanders, your wins don't matter in the big picture and they are simply redistributing your delegate gains.
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But not everything Ms Warren wants to do to the industry is a matter of redistributing its gains.
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Raising taxes on the top one percent and redistributing it to others just does not fix the problem.
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The Senate's bill, it seems, would gut coverage for poorer, sicker people while redistributing wealth to the richest.
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They also request an injunction barring the companies from redistributing the series with the image of the statue.
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Some women instituted gender reparations with their partners, redistributing the housework to compensate for decades of patriarchal control.
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Instead of redistributing the gains from globalization, the tax system has concentrated them into just a few hands.
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Examples of re-use include redistributing food waste from restaurants and passing on clothes and textiles dumped by stores.
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He is now proposing to promote agriculture by purchasing unproductive plots of land and redistributing them to the landless.
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It has continued Mr Harper's policy of liberalising trade, but tilted leftwards by redistributing income and tolerating budget deficits.
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What, for example, of the argument that redistributing money to the poor in effect increases their freedom to act?
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The oceans are a tremendous energy conveyor belt, absorbing heat from the atmosphere and redistributing it around the world.
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Recent tax cuts only add insult to injury, making clear the role of public policy in redistributing income upward.
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A major theme of Roberts's tenure is redistributing the balance of American political power in a less democratic direction.
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It is possible that American democracy today has been damaged to the point where it is redistributing up, not down.
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Democrats differ on how far left they want to go, but Medicare for All is partially about redistributing these costs.
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Redistributing his shots from a more efficient area has allowed him to become less reliant on his mid-range jumper.
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The state program, which dates to the 1980s, calls for redistributing private and public agricultural land to independent small farmers.
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They begin by laying out a model for how voters decide how much taxing-and-redistributing they want to do.
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This is vastly different from the socialist climate change approach of redistributing the wealth of one nation, America, to others.
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However, spikes in violence in neighbouring countries suggest that anti-gang policies are merely redistributing murders geographically rather than preventing them.
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One meme showed Yang redistributing wealth from a Jewish banker caricature, the kind of noxious anti-semitism that's common on /pol/.
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The Czechs, like Hungary and Slovakia, oppose any quota mechanism for redistributing the migrants who have flowed into Europe since 2015.
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Expecting it simultaneously to act as an arm of the welfare state, redistributing from young to old, never made much sense.
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Redistributing the gains through taxes, and public transfers to a comprehensive adjustment programme, would redress the disparities caused by such changes.
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In addition to reformatting and redistributing web content in the Apple News app, the company could add paid content from magazines.
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So I'm grateful to Jaron Lanier for redistributing blame on the lumpen-user, for pressing the public to flee social media.
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Much of that money has come from the process of winding down the financial firm and redistributing the assets to customers.
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The governors of economically successful Tatarstan and Kaluga criticised the federal government in January for redistributing too much money to poorer regions.
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The charges stem from the church's practice of collecting and pooling goods from FLDS members at the bishop's storehouse, then redistributing them.
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Hormone replacement therapy may aid in redistributing body fat to different parts of the body and accelerate or slow body hair growth.
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The role of the estate authorities, for example, shifted from settling everyday land disputes to expropriating and redistributing Shiite property and homes.
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Moulton proposed redistributing the defense budget away from costly systems, such as aircraft carriers, and into the newer projects, like cyber weaponry.
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Perhaps in a Republican Party that was becoming older and white, redistributing taxpayer dollars to younger, nonwhite voters was a non-starter.
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"It was corrected immediately, and our office is redistributing the tickets," a spokesman for the sergeant at arms told Agence France-Presse.
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Tax policy already has an important role: Tax policy plays an important role in redistributing money from the wealthy to the poor.
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Little discussed ideas: bolstering the power of workers to bargain for better wages and redistributing wealth from the top to the bottom.
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"We'll probably be seeing redistributing of water vapor in the atmosphere," says Brad Linsley, research professor Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
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What's striking, though, is what's not discussed: bolstering the bargaining power of workers and redistributing wealth from the top to the bottom.
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Very strict rules around redistributing images of mass murder, say, might compel those with the loudest megaphones to think twice before sharing.
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Armstrong says that company plans to fold Go90 back into Oath and start redistributing the content on Go90 to Oath's other properties.
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This strategy more or less boiled down to MoviePass redistributing its investors' money to theater-goers to build goodwill and thus market share.
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But the Greens would go further than simply redistributing working hours over four days: they suggest that people could work fewer hours overall.
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Focusing on renaming ICE or redistributing duties, they argue, misrepresents their position and doesn't address their concerns about the agency's treatment of immigrants.
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The Obama-era rule prohibited restaurants from taking servers' tips, combining them and then redistributing them as the owner or manager sees fit.
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Socialism schmocialism—I've never minded redistributing a bit of wealth to help a creator realize their dreams (or cover a few medical bills).
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At a time when anger over soaring drug costs has perhaps never been more intense, redistributing discarded drugs seems like a no-brainer.
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That makes Trump's orders a regulatory means of achieving what Obamacare did in 2010: redistributing income from one group of Americans to another.
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In short, this is the equivalent of redistributing from the state to the private sector that forces the former to share the pain.
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In the case of the party establishment, that agenda is about redistributing income up the scale, and in particular helping important donor interests.
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Zuckerberg believes peer-to-peer communications will be responsible for redistributing global power, making it possible for any individual to access and share information.
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That leaves Trump with the political challenge of sustaining support from red states while redistributing the benefits of federal tax policy toward blue states.
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Retirement, after all, flattens incomes not by redistributing from rich seniors to poor, but by transferring money to old people from younger, working taxpayers.
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Instead of redistributing wealth, it would more fairly distribute the government obligation for entitlements and revamp America into an economically viable Social Security system.
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The question of redistributing white-owned farmland to blacks in South Africa became an issue again in February when Cyril Ramaphosa was elected president.
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Everyone fending for himself eroded federally mandated civil and political rights, not to mention that scary idea about redistributing Confederate lands to former slaves.
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Unlike my non-HEPA vacuum's practice of redistributing dust and who knows what else around my apartment, the filtered vacuum lowered the PM level.
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In addition, Widodo last year issued a decree on agrarian reform aimed at redistributing land and issuing titles on some 9 million hectares of land.
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They praised the efficiency of markets, pulling them further into the provision of public services, and set about wisely shepherding and redistributing the market's gains.
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It is hard to see why shrinking the pie, rather than enlarging it as much as possible and then redistributing, is the right way forward.
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This is the method for redistributing water that is least contentious, and ultimately it can be profitable, which will ensure that this redistribution is sustainable.
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Moreover, unlike Mr. Sanders, she sees this role as primarily focused on correcting the shortcomings of weakly regulated markets rather than redistributing income and wealth.
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A hot shower will counteract this, but also help treat a contemptuous stomach by redistributing blood from the gut to the skin, decreasing intestinal inflammation.
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This new constellation changes the relationship between the committed couple, redistributing some of the energy that would otherwise stay between them onto a third party.
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It is also looking into "digital rights management" software limiting the time period someone can access information and putting up other barriers to redistributing information.
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Some very wealthy people in the private sector are taking action aimed, at least in part, at voluntarily redistributing their enormous wealth through charitable giving.
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The process repeats, eliminating the lowest-scoring candidate and redistributing his or her ballots, until one candidate has more than 50 percent of the vote.
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Instead of taking money from Amazon and redistributing it to vulnerable people, local governments have chosen to do the opposite, contributing to Bezos's vast fortune.
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Nintendo doesn't like rom sites because Nintendo has online stores for their games on the Wii U. The rom sites are redistributing [copyrighted] work, verbatim.
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While many in the past have talked about redistributing wealth with taxation, welfare, and public services, I believe these are tactical solutions that will ultimately fail.
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If your primary goal is seizing the assets of others, pulling a hefty administrative fee, and redistributing the rest to those you deem worthy, back Sanders.
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We succeeded in getting provisions on redistributing land to the poor and investments in rural development, as well as support for the victims and ethnic minorities.
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The proposal would have drastic consequences, redistributing trillions of dollars from rich executives and shareholders to the middle class — but without involving a penny in taxes.
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The rise of Gilead was an extreme response to a collapsing birthrate, and the handmaid role was supposedly created for the sole purpose of redistributing fertility.
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The goal: eliminate the need for human labor that rental companies now use to ferry vehicles around, redistributing them across a city or getting them charged.
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The idea of redistributing your wealth rather than giving it to your heirs can be much more difficult to stomach if children are in the picture.
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The trick is how do you cover this and make sure that the context of the action is clear without simply redistributing a piece of propaganda.
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The sticking point, however, is the key proposal of redistributing projected volumes that could be exempted through 2020 annual biofuel mandate and thereafter, according to the memo.
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The bike-sharing companies try to deal with this, as they do with the problem of marooned bicycles, by tracking every bike and redistributing them as appropriate.
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The recently released 38-page draft of the EPA plan instead focuses on cleaning up the environment, and it proposes redistributing certain federal responsibilities to the states.
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Her surgeon, Dr. David Schafer, explains that he'll be redistributing fat from Marrone's lower back and upper thighs to her butt for the effect she's hoping for.
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Right-to-work threatens the ability of working people to stand together in a strong union, drives down wages and weakens workplace protections, while redistributing wealth upward.
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Europe had not even fulfilled its agreement last September to relocate 66,000 refugees from Greece, redistributing only 600 to date within the 28-nation bloc, Cochetel said.
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Smack then launched its first chat app in late 2015, aimed at offering a social network of group chat as a means of redistributing its news content.
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Specifically, the main target of reform should be the web of regressive, special-interest privileges that stifle dynamism while redistributing wealth and income up the socioeconomic scale.
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But in an interview with El Universal newspaper, Mr. de la Madrid also said the nation needed to do a better job redistributing tourism profits throughout society.
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It would allow greater tax cuts for the actual job creators by redistributing tax cuts currently being siphoned off by companies firing Americans or just not hiring.
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"The block grants are going to have less money because the funding is reduced, and they're redistributing the money from expansion states to non-expansion," Lyons said.
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What's next: The agency begins the complex process of redistributing the spectrum bought and sold as part of the auction, which includes moving some broadcasters to new frequencies.
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The organization says it will soon announce a program dedicated to redistributing glasses to schools in Asia and South America, where there will be solar eclipses in 2019.
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Marissa Mayer announced today in a note posted to her personal Tumblr page that she will be redistributing her annual bonus and equity stock grant to Yahoo employees.
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Media monitoring service TVEyes Inc on Wednesday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a decision finding it infringed on Fox News Channel copyrights by redistributing its programming.
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Mackin said ESOPs can help close the wealth gap because they make workers wealthier as the company grows, rather than the hassle of redistributing wealth after the fact.
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Artykov, from Kyrgyzstan, tested positive for strychnine after placing third in the men's 69kg category, with the international federation and the IOC in charge of redistributing his medal.
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Pieter Omtzigt, a Christian Democrat MP, later said that the ECB was "a Mediterranean central bank" whose policies are redistributing wealth from northern savers to southern sovereign borrowers.
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I went to work early Tuesday to remove the pictures of us from my cubicle wall, redistributing the others in hopes that co-workers wouldn't notice and ask.
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"There are currently not that many solutions for redistributing perishable foods, such as bread, fruit and veg, which are also the most commonly wasted food items," she said.
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Taking the added step of redistributing tax revenue back to the population would likely earn more public support, and has been endorsed by both Democrats and Republicans alike.
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While he said he is OK with paying higher taxes, he told the audience that he is not sure the government is the best method for redistributing wealth.
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Putin wants to limit future presidents to a maximum of two terms in power and to weaken the presidency by redistributing some of its powers among other institutions.
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"It's all well and good to want to spread wealth, but you first need to produce, to create wealth before redistributing, that's how it works," he told journalists.
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In turn, this can hurt euro zone exports, effectively redistributing inflation back to the U.S. and other countries, and forcing the ECB to step back on tapering too.
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What is striking is what generally is not discussed: bolstering the power of workers to bargain for better wages and redistributing wealth from the top to the bottom.
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So it's foolish to conclude that by cutting interest payment deductions and taxing tuition waivers, the GOP tax plan is redistributing wealth from an out-of-touch elite.
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The plan also has the potential to turn off progressives who might be queasy at the idea of redistributing money from the ultra-wealthy to the already well-off.
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The EU proposed in 2015 redistributing just 120,000 of them to help relieve pressure on frontline states Italy and Greece but ran into fierce resistance from ex-communist countries.
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As platforms get better at identifying and blocking particular classes and instances of undesirable content, the content's proponents will find new tactics for modifying, hiding and redistributing the material.
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So cutting tariffs on sugar imports while greatly increasing them on manufactured goods was entirely consistent with the GOP's priority of redistributing income away from agriculturalists and toward manufacturing.
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The report focuses more on the positives of food sharing, defined as "eating, growing, or redistributing food together with others," than it does on the negatives of solo dining.
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Some businesses have attempted to balance this inequality by redistributing the tips earned from service staff among the unsung heroes of the restaurant industry, like prep cooks and dishwashers.
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But around four years ago, concerned by Britain's rising food poverty statistics, Marren realised that his business could also work as a social enterprise, redistributing food to people in need.
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"If you notice yourself eating more during this period compared to earlier in the day, consider redistributing your meals, snacks included," said Cheng, who was not involved in the study.
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It aims to get to 3 percent growth by radically redistributing federal money away from programs for the poor and toward an enormous surge in defense spending and tax cuts.
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Even that decline was good news only at first sight: spikes in violence in neighbouring countries suggest that anti-gang policies are redistributing murders geographically rather than preventing them. 2000.
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The funding: Schumer and Pelosi, in a USA Today editorial, said they plan on revisiting recent tax cuts passed by President Trump "for the 1%" and redistributing funding to education.
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In any case, I'm all for Google and Facebook redistributing any part of their enormous profits (Facebook estimated 2018 earnings: $21.2 billion; Google: $29.5 billion) to people who make journalism.
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Mr. Azar was referring to the risk adjustment program, which aims to stabilize insurance markets by redistributing money from health plans with healthier customers to those that enroll sicker people.
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"It does have to be clear that an investment contributes to increasing the size of the pie" rather than redistributing wealth, the minister from Rutte's pro-business VVD party said.
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But talks about ways to "reform capitalism" tend to focus more on solutions like entrepreneurialism and mindfulness training than on redistributing wealth or increasing workers' bargaining power, our writer observed.
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Democrats can fundraise off and run against xenophobic, gun-crazy, poor-hating, gas-guzzling Republicans, and Republicans do the same against open-border, gun-banning, wealth-redistributing, coal-killing Democrats.
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A consensus has also taken shape that the government needs to play a larger role in the economy, raising taxes, investing in public institutions and, to some degree, redistributing income.
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The risk adjustment program is designed to spread out the financial risk of insuring people with Obamacare plans by redistributing money from insurers with healthier customers to companies with sicker customers.
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The poor, with the weight of numbers on their side, realized that they could vote in favor of taxing the rich more heavily, redistributing the money to themselves in various ways.
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The left's trump card has always been that "real" Labour voters are coal-miners and steel-workers—and that "real" Labour policies have always been about redistributing income and nationalising things.
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Lawmakers have discussed redistributing those funds to other local health centers, but Salganicoff said it's unclear whether they would have the capacity for what would be a dramatic increase in patients.
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The Loon balloons that will be deployed to provide service essentially act as very high-altitude cell towers, receiving LTE connections and redistributing those directly to consumer devices on the ground.
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Making matters worse, invasive predators are wiping out native species that play their own part in redistributing vegetation—small mammals, for instance, that pull vegetation underground for use in their nests.
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Before redistributing the respiratory masks, the team inspects them for tears to make sure they haven't lost their shape -- they must fit snugly and cover the entire mouth to be effective.
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Maybe we'd have a greater chance of bridging the gap and redistributing wealth if we gave the extremely wealthy some assurance that they would be able to maintain an adequate lifestyle.
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Taxes could be structured to mitigate burdens from higher energy costs, such as redistributing money to poor households, and to support workers "disproportionally affected" by the move to climate-friendly energy.
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Both senators have employed pugilistic rhetoric targeting billionaires and large corporations, and have suggested redistributing wealth from the highest-income Americans to fund ambitious policy plans such as Medicare for All.
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The system is complicated: Voters have to remain in a caucus site, sometimes for hours, as they align themselves with candidates, redistributing themselves if their preferred candidate doesn't earn enough votes.
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A rise in the minimum wage could then boost pay without reducing employment by redistributing some of this surplus, leaving a firm with a smaller gain than before, but a gain nonetheless.
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Cheaper oil can act as a stimulus to global growth, by redistributing real incomes from producing countries to consumers, who are often seen as more likely to spend the gains they make.
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There are tools that enable them to clamp down on streamers by embedding hidden, individual codes in each stream so they can quickly shut down those who might be redistributing content illegally.
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When Healy started his new gig in September, he was tasked with leading a team of workers redistributing Ofo's bright yellow bikes around the city and bringing in damaged bicycles for repair.
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William T. Sherman made the promise that would come to be known as "40 acres and a mule" — redistributing a huge tract of Atlantic coastline to black Americans recently freed from bondage.
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According to Mr. Okun, redistributing income is like trying to help the thirsty with a leaky bucket: We can achieve a fairer allocation of resources only by losing some along the way.
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The aim is to enhance the skills and assets of the less well off in the first place—that is, "pre-distribution"—instead of only redistributing the wealth of others after the fact.
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Instead, he said, inflation will require "radical fiscal stimulus, trade war, major increase in geopolitical risk" and policies to "Occupy Silicon Valley" by redistributing its wealth, reiterating a point he made in May.
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Born in Hong Kong, he moved with his mother to join older siblings in Fuzhou, where the government had seized and subdivided his family's courtyard home, redistributing sections of it to other residents.
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Economic View In the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, Senator Elizabeth Warren, of Massachusetts, and Andrew Yang, a former tech executive and entrepreneur, have both proposed bold plans for redistributing economic resources.
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In some respects, the focus on land is an attempt to return to the era of the Glen Grey Act, when an entire economy—an entire society—could be molded by redistributing land.
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As reconceived by the playwright Jack Thorne and the director Matthew Warchus, this sprightly version of Dickens's deathless portrait of a miser makes a pointed case for the personal benefits of redistributing wealth.
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There's also strong evidence that something like a basic income program might make the government spend more efficiently, and therefore less overall, than it would in redistributing wealth through social programs and bureaucracy.
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The publication triggered a fierce debate around the ethics of collecting and redistributing public or semi-public data, and Aarhus University posted a series of tweets, distancing itself from the research and its authors.
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Nearly every economic-policy speech and white paper put forth by this hypothetical candidate would highlight the wealth-redistributing structure of ESOP plans as well as their economic performance (far fewer layoffs, for example).
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As its authors attempt to target assistance to people who they thought needed it most, the ACA unleashes a host of unintended consequences that shrink the economic pie in the process of redistributing it.
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Notably, the Alaska Dividend has been distributing payouts to Alaskan residents since 1982, with the goal of redistributing a portion of the revenue gained from Alaskan natural resources to benefit current and future generations.
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But one Western diplomat with long experience in the kingdom suggested that the king might check the young prince by reducing his power, perhaps redistributing control of the security services to other respected princes.
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Indeed, buybacks disproportionately benefit investors and executives, with little heed for the other stakeholders who have spent the time, effort and money on creating the profits the company is redistributing in the first place.
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Western Australia was placated with the establishment of a system that had the effect of redistributing Australia's wealth in its favor — and it's that system that the rogue Liberal faction is now upset about.
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To a degree they're right: even though many wouldn't like to admit it, redistributing material of this nature may well not be received too well, particularly within the jurisdiction of the United States' CFAA law.
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I'm very happy to see him take steps toward defunding Planned Parenthood and [reinstating the Mexico City policy] to save unborn children, but if we aren't helping women, then we are just redistributing the oppression.
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Mustafa Tameez, a former consultant to DHS under the Bush administration, said it's wrong to focus on DHS redistributing the CVE grants, because the grants are a very small part of countering right-wing terrorism.
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Any meaningful farm bill essentially must be redistributing income, so the ultimate evaluation about whether such a bill is a good idea ultimately must rest on the outcomes from the bill relative to such redistribution.
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In his outlook, Gross said he did not vote for the Republican Trump or Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, and admitted that Clinton probably would not have done much better redistributing wages toward the working class.
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Melenchon's campaign is based on redistributing wealth and protecting the environment though the experienced far-left presidential hopeful has been a proponent of some similar pledges to that of his far-right rival, Le Pen.
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But the anti-immigrant message Okamura seized on has had wider backing in the Czech society, with all major political parties rejecting a quota system for redistributing migrants that have arrived in the European Union.
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Of course, the fact that other companies are redistributing a lot of money through stock buybacks, we think it will be a record year for stock buybacks, that also is contributing to a rising market.
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The project manager had relatives in Mexico and was asked by Mr. Cruz whether those relatives "were interested in taking in Mannatech products and redistributing them to potential customers in Mexico," according to the lawsuit.
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One idea that is seldom discussed would be downsizing some parts of the VA by redistributing several business lines to other government agencies, rather than privatizing parts of VA or continuing to increasing its funding.
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Other Democratic candidates, led by Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, have centered their campaigns on stripping economic wealth and power from rich individuals and corporations and redistributing it more evenly.
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It begins with a rift between political consciousness and practice: Despite its internationalist outlook, social democracy has always relied on the nation-state as the framework for safeguarding the rights of workers and redistributing wealth.
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To their left were the Social Revolutionaries, who, despite their radical-sounding name, were a relatively moderate and democratic group, focused mainly on breaking up the big feudal estates and redistributing land to the peasants.
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FareShare corporate development officer Daniel Nicholls said in a statement to MUNCHIES that the charity hope to raise even more, using the money to assist their work redistributing surplus food to homeless centres and food banks.
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Party co-leader Katja Kipping told Reuters she was encouraged by Corbyn's "magnificent catch-up race" after he entered the campaign far behind the Conservatives, especially as his ideas such as redistributing wealth mirrored Linke themes.
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It might control the federal government but, as we've seen with the sputtering attempt to repeal and replace Obamacare, it is devoid of a coherent governing program beyond redistributing wealth from the poor to the rich.
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But the UK Trade Policy Observatory, run by the University of Sussex and Chatham House think-tank, has questioned this figure, saying much of it would just be redistributing economic activity from elsewhere in the country.
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"We decided on all these policies that had the effect of redistributing income upward—that's a four decade long story," Dean Baker, co-founder of the left-leaning Center for Economic and Policy Research, told me.
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But as Congress prepares to widen the gap between the rich and poor by redistributing even more wealth to the One Percent, it's worth looking at the middle-class people who will fall through the cracks.
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EU lawmakers took a major step toward cutting waste last year when they backed a law requiring member states to report food waste levels yearly from 2020 and provide incentives for collecting and redistributing unsold food.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Australia's new prime minister announced his cabinet on Sunday, replacing the foreign affairs minister and redistributing responsibility for two of the most divisive issues for his party and conservative politics: immigration and climate change.
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The agrarian measure was signed by President Corazon C. Aquino in the late 1980s, with the aim of redistributing roughly eight million hectares of land, or almost 20 million acres, to farmers to help relieve poverty.
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The European Parliament in Strasbourg backed a law urging member states to halve food waste by 2030, requiring them to report food waste levels yearly from 2020 and provide incentives for collecting and redistributing unsold food.
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The shapes previously superimposed in his collage paintings were now unfurling into the realm of montage, with pre-painted cut-outs pinned to the wall, redistributing the function of the pin within the economy of the work.
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Even in a production that made a virtue of stalling and redistributing the flow of music, her contributions created a steady sense of momentum, conjuring some of that 1930s excitement, if (thankfully) a bit less mass hysteria.
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She has said that, as president, she would focus on "radical economic transformation" by redistributing the country's wealth from whites to blacks and that she did not care about getting the backing of the country's business groups.
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The study of birds is also responsible for an improvement in the wing flap on the Airbus A350 that changes the wing shape, enhancing aerodynamics and redistributing the weight of the plane, making it more environmentally friendly.
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Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte&aposs office said three ideas were being considered: Redistributing the migrants among European countries, contacting Libyan authorities to arrange for their return, or keeping them on board the ships to screen them for asylum.
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Shoe inserts may reduce plantar heel pain by redistributing pressure away from the bottom of the heel to the arch, and may also prevent the arch from dropping, which could reduce tension in the plantar fascia, Whittaker said.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday said it would not review a decision finding media monitoring service TVEyes violated Fox News Channel copyrights by broadly redistributing its programming to viewers interested in locating clips by topic and date.
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But a vision aimed more directly at economic growth is forming among progressives as well — one that entails restructuring markets to change how they work and who they reward, rather than simply redistributing their benefits after the fact.
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With the imbalance of wealth in international football pronounced to say the least, such fixtures are crucial in redistributing some of that revenue to the smallest nations, through broadcasting, image rights, merchandising and even takings on the night.
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New Zealand's biggest telecommunications company, Spark NZ Ltd, worked with a number of broadband providers late on Friday to cut off access to dozens of websites that were redistributing the video of the killings, to stop it spreading.
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The country needs more primary care doctors, Fisher agreed, but the remedy has more to do with redistributing doctors, making health care more efficient and changing the financial incentives that drive health care in its current direction, he said.
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Expanding Social Security, some claim, would slow the economy by discouraging work and redistributing income from higher-income households (who save) to lower-income households (who spend), thus supposedly starving business, government and households of funds needed for investment.
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The plan was intended to "share the burden" of the refugees, fleeing conflict and poverty in the Middle East and Africa, by redistributing them from Greece and Italy, the principal entry points into the E.U., to other member states.
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But with her bevy of famous pals and an ability to dominate free media, Kardashian quickly won over the Democratic Party with a radical populist message of nationalizing all social media companies and redistributing their profits as citizen bonuses.
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One key to achieving that ambitious goal, said party founder Yukio Edano, is an economic platform that puts more weight on redistributing wealth, including by raising corporate taxes to push firms to use their cash reserves to raise wages.
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Sudan's constitution was amended in December to introduce the position of prime minister, a demand of opposition parties that took part in a national dialogue with the government, with the aim of redistributing some of the president's extensive powers.
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Carola Rackete, in Barcelona to receive an award from the Catalan parliament for her rescue missions, also urged the European Union to agree on a policy for redistributing migrants around the bloc to help relieve the pressure on Italy.
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The mishandling and demotion of Puig notwithstanding, the acquisition of Reddick and Hill is proof that Friedman and Zaidi's process has developed to a point where they feel comfortable redistributing talent from the bottom of the roster to the top.
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"Even though some people have been living in the area for many years, they are only one group of people who have the right ... it's up to the civil servants redistributing the land in the province to decide," Moontongroy said.
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These policies are not new or controversial; they are deployed in programs like Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D. Risk corridors reimburse plans by redistributing money from plans with lower-than-expected claims cost to plans with higher-than expected costs.
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The problem is you are taking over the means of production and you are forcing people, you are redistributing people&aposs wealth, and forcing other people to pay for everyone else&aposs healthcare using the false premise, well, it&aposs expensive.
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Which is why a conversation about equitable access to Crispr quickly becomes a conversation about redistributing some of the wealth and education that has been increasingly concentrated in smaller and smaller swaths of the population over the past three decades.
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The curtailment of mass subsidies on utilities and lavish public spending marks a change, as the Arab state has previously been generous in redistributing its massive oil wealth — partly as a means to stave off public restiveness with absolutist rule.
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Ramaphosa, who replaced Jacob Zuma as president in February, is under pressure to deliver on promises to speed up land reform after slow progress at redistributing land to the country's black majority since the end of white minority rule in 1994.
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Currently, amateurism in major college sports functions as a de facto racial wealth transfer, redistributing what I estimate to be $2.2 billion annually from black football and men's basketball players to predominantly white administrators, coaches, and non-revenue sport athletes.
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Charity projects aimed at redistributing unwanted food, restaurant initiatives using surplus produce, and zero-waste farms have sprung up in response to the problem, but there's still a long way to go before we reach anything like a sustainable food system.
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"These medium-term measures may concern maturity extensions, the waiver of certain extra interest payments on a portion of the EFSF loans, as well as redistributing profits from Greek bonds held by the ECB back to the country," Regling said.
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The group has long argued that the law only dictates that workers must keep all their tips if they earn a sub-minimum wage, but doesn't specifically prohibit employers from redistributing, or keeping, tips if they pay the full minimum wage.
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And yet reading about Republicans' latest step in their long march to cut tax rates at the top of the distribution — redistributing income from the bottom to the top — I can only agree that that's the world we live in.
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During an interview yesterday with MSNBC, Ben Cohen brainstormed a delectable-sounding pint in support of Sanders that literally involves smashing a top layer of chocolate and redistributing it with a bottom layer of mint ice cream to make mint chocolate chip.
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Former Nobel Laureate Christopher Pissarides spoke at that same World Economic Forum, and cited redistribution of tax revenue towards things such as childcare to help provide additional opportunities for working class people, and that simply redistributing wealth away from the wealthy achieves nothing.
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Raising the top marginal income tax rates to even higher levels last used in the 1970s would spare nearly 70,000 lives per year - and those benefits could be magnified by simply taking the newly collected tax revenue and redistributing it to poorer households.
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A converse reason you might want to pay for a program is that maybe the point of your program is to redistribute economic resources — if you're not paying for your redistribution by taking something away from someone, you're not really redistributing at all.
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Warren is also calling for more support for legal immigration, including redistributing unused visas to address the millions currently in the backlog waiting for a way to enter the United States, and lower barriers to naturalization — like application fees — facing green card holders.
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After all, they're both progressive New England senators running on clear, strong economic populist messages that emphasize redistributing wealth, reducing the power of large corporations and the ultra-wealthy, and placing more economic and political power in the hands of the working class.
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Rather than shrinking the defense budget and redistributing funding to civilian institutions — an impracticable solution, given Congress's abiding commitment to the Pentagon and the military's already-galactic scale — she proposes making it even bigger, recruiting those with talents useful for 21st-century conflict.
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When it emerged, mainly in arguments on the left between those who focused on redistributing material goods and those who emphasized cultural standing and "recognition," it automatically referred to the identities of historically marginal groups, who were symbolically as well as materially disadvantaged.
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Michelle Goldberg clearly believes that the vision of the far left is best for America, but not enough people agree, and every time another wild-eyed, wealth-redistributing, Israel-bashing, Euro-loving, border-erasing uber-leftist is nominated, the Republicans pop a bottle.
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The home-supply chain Lowe's is redistributing products such as pellet fuel, firewood, rock salt and snow shovels from distribution centers in warmer parts of the country to warehouses and stores in the Northeast, said Jennifer Popis, a spokeswoman for the company.
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If I had to make a suggestion, we should focus less on redistributing wealth than creating wealth, because my worry is for my children, that we are investing far too little in Germany in to infrastructure, in to education, in to innovation.
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Lopez Obrador's reaction to the negative data so far has been to blame critics for adhering to a "neo-liberal" mindset, He argues that by redistributing wealth better his government is able to help economic development among the poor even with lower headline growth numbers.
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For four decades, they have poured hundreds of millions of dollars into eroding democratic norms, redistributing wealth from the bottom to the very, very top, and destroying a regulatory framework and social safety net that protects workers and families from environmental destruction and extreme poverty.
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The attorney for the U.S. Women's Team says yes, but it's hard to imagine how this would be done without redistributing prize money away from the men's team, even though their World Cup is played under different circumstances, facing different competition, even in different years.
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"If tomorrow nothing comes out of a European Commission meeting on redistributing migrants from the Diciotti ship, the 5-Star and I will not be willing to give 20 billion euros each year to the EU," Di Maio said in a video posted on Facebook.
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While Ms. Dlamini-Zuma has emphasized a populist message focusing on redistributing the country's wealth from white to black residents, Mr. Ramaphosa, who was also one of the country's richest businessmen, has focused on growing the economy and making it more attractive to investors.
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Since for-profit companies have not proved adept at sharing the fruits of their spoils — instead voiding employee ownership plans and taking advantage of loopholes to evade taxes — the state will need to take a bigger role in redistributing wealth as inequality grows, Susskind writes.
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One of the most buzzed-about proposals in recent weeks has been Warren's plan for a 3% annual tax on assets for people with more than $50 million, which springs from the idea that taxation is a tool of mitigating inequality and redistributing capital.
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Ahead of Obama's reelection, Bloomberg wrote that Obama had "devoted little time and effort to developing and sustaining a coalition of centrists" and "engaged in partisan attacks and has embraced a divisive populist agenda focused more on redistributing income than creating it," according to HuffPost.
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A user can easily turn off her Google Voice number and get a new one if her date turns out to be a creep—and she won't have to go to the trouble of changing her real number and redistributing it to all her friends.3.
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By allowing states to spend unused dollars from prior years, redistributing unspent dollars from surplus to shortfall states, and creating a backstop with the contingency fund, CHIP's tenuous financing system is difficult to understand but has helped serve 85033 million children with health care across this country.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) campaigning on a platform largely dedicated to redistributing wealth.
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In 1947, the book "Paris and the French Desert," by a young geographer named Jean-François Gravier, helped inspire Charles de Gaulle to reorganize the country — decentralizing resources, redistributing industry, promoting regional cities and creating new towns linked by a nationwide web of publicly funded rail lines.
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The New Testament's Book of Acts tells us that in Jerusalem the first converts to the proclamation of the risen Christ affirmed their new faith by living in a single dwelling, selling their fixed holdings, redistributing their wealth "as each needed" and owning all possessions communally.
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From its inception, dog whistling included an effort to undermine not just the New Deal coalition but some of its core commitments — the premise that government should serve working families by redistributing wealth downward, while ensuring that the marketplace provided a reasonable chance of upward mobility.
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What's more explicit this time around, too, is Sanders' call to break up ICE and CBP — a move that's more progressive than any other plan left in the Democratic field — which would mean redistributing their responsibilities to existing agencies like the State Department and the Treasury.
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But as they say their goodbyes, Elliot gives Darlene the go-ahead to initiate the final stage of their Deus Group hack: redistributing the stolen wealth of those 1 percenters to everyone with an E Coin wallet — which, thanks to the conglomerate's efforts, is pretty much everybody.
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"Shields, who wasn't involved with the new study, said the fossils "also have implications for the wider Earth system, as such energetic metabolisms were a first for the world and suggest that for the first time large organisms could actively mine the shallow seafloor, redistributing nutrients.
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Instead, it's about reducing congestion at airports around major hubs, and redistributing regional flights away from jammed international facilities with enhanced security and longer check-in times, and about providing flights near to where consumers are living, rather than requiring a lengthy trip to the nearest major airport first.
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John Harwood: One of your Republican colleagues told me that you're the opposite – that you think if people don't do well, that's the system's fault, and that your principal interest is not generating growth, but redistributing money from people who have a lot of money to people who don't.
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There was lots of righteous talk about redistributing real estate profits and treating housing as a basic human right, but also about how investments in things like public transit and infrastructure pay big economic dividends — how good cities are not just equitable and green but good for business.
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Not only would it have eroded patient protections and left tens of millions of Americans without health insurance, its formula for redistributing federal spending would have required a large bloc of Republican senators to vote "yes" knowing their states would receive less money than under current law. Sen.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — In making his case for abandoning the Paris climate accord, President Trump characterized the agreement as an economic straitjacket — one that would impose terrible burdens on Americans by shuttering the coal industry, suffocating growth and redistributing jobs and wealth from the United States to its competitors.
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On Friday and Saturday nights, it is true, the conviviality your columnist encountered in Ebbw Vale gives way to that other British crowd scene: underdressed youngsters staggering onto the streets as early as 8pm and redistributing the contents of their stomachs onto pavements, walls and hedgerows; "Gin Lane" with alcopops.
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Knee-jerk contempt for democracy—insulting those we disagree with as idiotic, as incapable or unworthy of civic trust and responsibility—has a long and ugly history in this country, where the Founding Fathers were nearly as democracy-averse as Plato, and certainly more hostile to the prospect of redistributing wealth.
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After World War II, the concept of a guaranteed income was promoted as a way of redistributing income by some free-market economists led by Milton Friedman, who in part argued that it would be more efficient than the bureaucracy of running dozens of separate programs to help the poor.
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First, policymakers can create a special tax for tech giants — a "downgrading tax" — that would make their business models, based on extracting and exhausting our attention spans, prohibitively expensive, while redistributing wealth to journalism, public education and the creation of new platforms that privilege human values and service to society.
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Last month, Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinTrump administration mulling special negotiator for nuke talks with Russia: report Former Goldman Sachs CEO rips Sanders after NH win: 'He'll ruin our economy' Lawmakers raise concerns over Russia's growing influence in Venezuela MORE surprised the world when he announced constitutional changes by redistributing power.
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And what they do is they have these groups and they say these groups have grievances, and we&aposre going to correct those grievances, we&aposre going to right those wrongs or right those injustices, and we&aposre going to take -- and use the government to do that by redistributing wealth and benefits.
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The benefit that Google and Facebook had was that they had a more holistic view of what consumers did online and they positioned themselves as a distribution channel between media companies and users — essentially redistributing their articles and videos and hoovering up the ad dollars that had previously gone to those media companies.
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But instead of building a climate from which we could lift people out of poverty, reduce their dependence on unsustainable government "safety-net" programs and get them back on their feet, Obama and his Democratic Party have focused on raising the minimum wage, redistributing the nation's wealth and taxing us further into oblivion.
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The report was largely good news for $15-an-hour proponents: It found that after coming into full effect in 2025, the Raise the Wage Act would increase incomes for 27 million workers and lift 1.3 million people out of poverty while slightly redistributing income from America's richest families to those in lower income brackets.
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As Laura Turner reported in an excellent BuzzFeed article, Christian communities have often turned to health care sharing ministries, a religiously motivated alternative to traditional insurance structures, which work by pooling and redistributing the monthly contributions of members, and which are not bound by legal regulations about preexisting conditions or other forms of membership discrimination.
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"We are certainly seeing a change in leadership at least for today in that we are taking profits from technology and redistributing those profits to areas that will benefit from lower taxes, less regulation, higher interest rates and kind of later stages of the economic cycle," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors in Boston.
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"The whole conversation of my work has to do with power and who has it," Wiley told Vanity Fair in 2006 — and by placing black bodies (mostly black men, although he's begun to incorporate women into his work) in poses historically designed to demonstrate wealth, strength, and opulence, Wiley is redistributing the aesthetic power of art.
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The source did not say by how much the waiver program would be reduced, but said that the administration was committed to ensuring that any waivers provided do not have the effect of reducing the amount of biofuels blended in a given year - something that would be accomplished by redistributing waived blending obligations to other refineries.
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And Paul Ryan, the current but departing speaker, is a flimflam man: a fake deficit hawk whose one legislative achievement is a budget-busting tax cut, a fake policy wonk whose budget proposals were always obvious smoke and mirrors, pretending to address the budget deficit but actually just redistributing income from the poor to the rich.
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First pushed years ago by Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany's current finance minister, and later taken up by Nicolas Sarkozy, one of Mr Macron's predecessors, it was advanced as a tool to manage an increasingly unwieldy EU. Today a core Europe built around the euro zone could find itself collaborating on thorny non-economic issues too, such as quotas for redistributing refugees.
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That meant looking at all of the emissions associated with each aspect of a scooter's life cycle: the production of the materials, like the lithium-ion battery and aluminum parts; the manufacturing process; shipping the scooter from its country of origin (mainly China) to its city of use; and collecting, charging, and redistributing scooters as part of the dockless service.
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Basically, Smart's visions EQ fortwo sounds makes clear a lot of the long-term bets Daimler has made with car2go, and what they hope to accomplish with tech improvements in shoring up the weaknesses and major expenses of the service offering right now: autonomy and electrification would answer the biggest challenges, including finding parking, refuelling, and redistributing the fleet to accommodate traffic patterns and demand.
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It's not clear that poorer Americans would be better off; if UBI acts as a replacement to current social programs, which would be one way to try offsetting the program's costs, it would be like taking money meant for people at the bottom of the pay scale and effectively redistributing income upward to people who are already higher up on the income scale, per CBPP.
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When Democratic presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE and his misguided minions rally to the banner of occupying this or that, or redistributing the fruits of others' efforts, they do not speak to a good cause.
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If social welfare is conceived—as it now largely is in the United States—as a matter of redistributing the income of those who have succeeded in the testing of market competition to those who have failed for one reason or another, then it will be all too easy to regard welfare recipients as state dependents or charity cases and not as fellow free and independent citizens.
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Although the college food-pantry movement is well underway, as there are now over 700 members at the College and University Food Bank Alliance, efforts have recently expanded to include redistributing leftover food from dining halls and catered events, making students eligible for food stamps and other benefits, and perhaps most important, changing national and state education funding to cover living expenses, not just tuition.
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