The Seoul government on Monday announced new property market regulations, including tighter mortgage guidelines, to rein speculators and rein in galloping property prices.
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Europe is also too weak to rein in RussiaThe rest of West has also show itself unwilling or unable to rein in Russia right now.
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The groom is a son of Alice Alper Rein and Samuel Rein of Marlboro, N.J. The groom's mother taught silversmithing classes until 2016 in her home jewelry-making studio.
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Jerry MoranGerald (Jerry) MoranThe Hill's Morning Report — AG Barr, GOP senators try to rein Trump in Overnight Defense: Senate votes to rein in Trump war powers on Iran | Pentagon shifting .
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The foursome said Hulu gave them free rein — almost.
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Then, crucially, it was not clear that central banks could rein in inflation, nor was it at all obvious that the central banks of the 1970s particularly wanted to rein in inflation.
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BamBrogan and others hoped Lloyd would rein in Afshin Pishevar.
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China's central government has a tight rein on Macau affairs.
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President Xi Jiping's intent to rein them in is obvious.
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Why doesn't it do more to rein Mr Kim in?
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The Obama administration now wants to rein in this programme.
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A deal to rein in output started in January 2017.
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Trump says cutting the budget elsewhere will rein in costs.
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Forget any serious action to rein in the national debt.
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"It wasn't that Macri became so popular," Rein explains of
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It can be a powerful way to rein in expenses.
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A single payer would rein in the medical industrial complex.
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What is your office doing to rein this problem in?
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The supreme leader is seeking to rein in the president.
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Eurosceptics are given free rein to vent their populist outrage.
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First, it will not rein in excessive farm subsidy programs.
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Mr Arora's free rein to back startups particularly annoyed shareholders.
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I had completely free rein and they were completely natural.
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Institutions alone are not enough to rein in elected autocrats.
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It posed the question: how should regulators rein in pollution?
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So Congress considered various new models to rein in spending.
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Since then, Wiley Rein has been practically his house counsel.
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"We are not a 'cause' law firm," Mr. Rein said.
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Being Jupiterian also implies a much tighter rein on government.
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Wall Street has been busy trying to rein in expectations.
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The feds might rein in emotional support animals on flights.
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Kelly was hired to rein in a chaotic White House.
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The lower the tape goes, people will rein in exposure.
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This does not mean allowing Russia and Iran free rein.
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Attempts to rein in Silicon Valley giants aren't going away.
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The right mascara is a must to rein them in.
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This year, they've been working to rein in military spending.
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Berke had so much free rein — let's go at it.
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The TPP is the best way to rein it in.
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The words were awful; they gave the imagination free rein.
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It won't be easy to rein in some committee heads.
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KR: Well, I think we give you pretty free rein.
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So far, the EU has done nothing to rein it in.
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Tesla was also required to rein in Musk's communications with investors.
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"The opportunity to rein in the Fed will exist," Bove said.
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It's a bid to rein in capital market volatility — or else.
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Members of Congress have the power to rein these surveillance mechanisms.
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Past efforts to rein in production have been rife with cheating.
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Do politicians have free rein to run amok with campaign financing?
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Now, Nest and Google are trying to rein in that system.
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It's a test of the scope to rein in his optimism.
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Legally, platforms have very free rein to take down user speech.
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Stricter regulation may be the best way to rein them in.
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And then I think we've got to rein in entitlement spending.
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Any attempt to rein him in results potentially in their replacement.
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Let's put a bit in his mouth and rein him in.
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They share two children, Benjamin Rein, 6, and Vivian Lake, 3.
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It's clear that expansion states need options to rein in enrollment.
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It put pressure on China to rein in neighbouring North Korea.
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Most of these have involved trying to rein in wayward soldiers.
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It is time to rein in the Washington democracy-promotion lobbies.
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Senators push to rein in tech titans over foreign election ads
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If they give the troops free rein, then that's their prerogative.
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Mr Abe set out intending to rein in the public finances.
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Its use was banned around New Delhi to rein in pollution.
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So we redesign, refocus, and really rein in the IRS abuses.
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The move signals a possible shift to rein the religious police.
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Previous efforts to rein in executive pay haven't yielded many results.
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To do so would require sacrificing growth to rein in pollution.
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Central banks traditionally use interest rate increases to rein in prices.
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Supporters argue that the caps help rein in unsustainable government spending.
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The company again decreased its marketing expenses to rein in costs.
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There have been recent notable steps to rein in secret law.
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"We were trying to rein in regulations back then," he said.
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How would the U.S. and other nations rein in bitcoin exactly?
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Votel said Russia had failed to rein in its Syrian ally.
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And they can be impossible to rein in once they develop.
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Many multinational companies are trying to rein in rising pension liabilities.
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Nixon wanted to rein in Soviet ambitions in the Third World.
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As a multiethnic, multireligious society, we cannot give bigotry free rein.
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Republicans said it would reduce vehicle prices and rein in California.
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Is Warren's plan the best way to rein in corporate greed?
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We Italians are an irreverent bunch, and hard to rein in.
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But this week, the government seemed to give it free rein.
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Many Democrats have led efforts to rein in Silicon Valley's power.
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Raniere had free rein to indulge his interest in scientific experiments.
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"It pretty much is, actually!" said Gabrielle Rein, Axiom's marketing director.
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Suzanne Beth Baumgarten and Gilbert Maxwell Rein were married May 12.
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The Indonesian authorities lacked the political will to rein that in.
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Bernie and I both wanted to help rein in Wall Street.
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This perspective shift will help rein in aggressive or combative impulses.
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This will help you rein in the spending and save money.
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Meanwhile, some Senate Republicans have sought to rein Trump in. Sen.
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But these are artists, given a blank canvas and free rein.
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In the quest to rein in costs, Uber is slashing staff.
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Legislation to rein in social media companies is now a possibility.
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The International Monetary Fund has urged authorities to rein in borrowing.
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Mr. de Blasio campaigned on promises to rein in police excesses.
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From 85033 to 2002, Fuchs worked at law firm Wiley Rein.
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You may have to rein yourself in as you approach hagiography.
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Contractors for the Defense Department would have "free rein," she said.
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They have free rein to do whatever they have to do.
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Lawmakers exploring ways to rein in Trump on trade: Congressional lawmakers are exploring ways to rein in Donald Trump who has threatened to impose high tariffs on countries and companies that could cause trade wars. Sen.
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"It is just one of a hundred initiatives for (Alibaba)," said Rein.
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Trump has applied heavy pressure on China to rein in North Korea.
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But Greene says he's been given free rein to explore new ideas.
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In both cases, Main Justice was right to rein in its prosecutors.
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Rein in the cost of college and cut outstanding student loan debt.
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He met Thérèse Rein, now a successful entrepreneur, while studying at university.
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Rosenstein, to this point, has appeared to give Mueller relatively free rein.
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Unlike other countries, America gives drug companies free rein to set prices.
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U.S. officials want China to do more to rein in its ally.
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Washington has pressed Beijing to do more to rein in North Korea.
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Both blame the other for failing to rein in their Syrian proxies.
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"We gave the creators a great deal of free rein," Boren added.
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"They will rein him in and protect him from himself," he said.
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Regulations are surely necessary to rein in unwanted advertisers — and the Russians!
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His pro-Israeli campaign rhetoric suggested he might give Netanyahu free rein.
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Over the past year, the duo have tried to rein themselves in.
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Trump has long called on China to rein in its unruly neighbor.
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You can always rein it back in," Rieder said on "Closing Bell.
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Trump has pressed China to help rein in North Korea's nuclear program.
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Federal, state, and local officials were given free rein to enforce the
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Clinton is campaigning on proposals to rein in the runaway money race.
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Wikborg Rein was not immediately available for comment when contacted by Reuters.
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Some banks say they have already acted to rein in their fees.
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"Trump will be coached and told to rein himself in," says Finn.
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The political calendar puts pressure on the administration to rein in rates.
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Doing so, he says, will rein in the rising costs of healthcare.
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It's not yet clear what will rein in bitcoin's growing energy usage.
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Our economic system uses three main mechanisms to rein in misbehaving companies.
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Officials entrusted with policing competition in Mexico tried to rein him in.
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The Constitution gives Congress the responsibility to rein in a lawless President.
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Republicans were stunned by Trump's remarks and scrambled to rein him in.
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The GOP tried repeatedly to rein in the agency, with little success.
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She contacted our parents and told us to "rein in" our affection.
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"I'm not trying to rein in the volatility of bitcoin," Duffy said.
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Now it can do so again to help rein in mass incarceration.
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But ALW didn't always work with equals who could rein him in.
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Moscow and Washington had to act jointly to rein in the Israelis.
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We could even use Facebook to mount campaigns to rein in Facebook.
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Reports that President Trump wants to rein in the e-commerce giant.
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"We have a clear position to rein it back in," Meridor said.
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Athletes will be provided painting supplies and will be given free rein.
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Anyone can have access to it, giving free rein to bad actors.
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The Saudis said Mr. Hariri didn't do enough to rein in Hezbollah.
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Like China, Vietnam hoped to rein in the internet from the outset.
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Go deeper: Trump says DNI nominee Ratcliffe will "rein in" intelligence agencies
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He is an attorney in the Washington law firm of Wiley Rein.
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Macau is under pressure to keep a tight rein on capital outflows.
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Turkey has urged Russia to use its influence to rein in Syria.
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If he did, Brisset found again that he couldn't rein him in.
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Third, we must recognize and rein in possible abuses of monopoly power.
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It's supposed to rain cats and dogs, not rein cats and dogs.
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Jackson took steps to rein in Stone's behavior early in the case.
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Mr. Corbyn cannot win outright, and I would fear his free rein.
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Spain's Ion Izagirre and Estonian Rein Taaramae finished second and third, respectively.
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Rules stifle naysayers who might rein in gullible or overly exuberant investors.
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Jackson's decision to rein in Stone's speech wasn't her first such foray.
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To rein in costs, Tata Motors will restructure its business in Thailand.
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When it came to the walls, though, the designers had free rein.
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During a typical criminal investigation, the FBI would essentially have free rein.
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New York isn't the only place trying to rein in CBD sales.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany, seeking to rein in internet giants like Google (GOOGL.
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Abe wants to rein in bulging social-welfare spending for the ageing population.
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The think tank has long called on Washington to rein in federal spending.
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He also urged Baghdad to rein in Iranian-backed armed groups like Asaib.
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The production has come a long way in giving the pros free rein.
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The Israeli authorities show no signs they intend to rein in excessive force.
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The FBI doesn't have free rein over the genetic database, the company said.
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") and in the North ("the Commission is failing to rein in spendthrift Southerners!
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Trump's refusal to rein them in lets racists feel emboldened and even protected.
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Elliott: He has to rein it all in because I'll just go crazy.
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The Obama administration has taken action to rein in so-called inversion deals.
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And so far, efforts to rein in its pollution have pretty much failed.
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"They'd never dare try to rein him in," said one Fox News source.
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The White House is reviewing a proposal to rein in their lucrative rebates.
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The move was widely seen as a bid to rein in Vivendi's influence.
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Several states are considering new "affordability boards" to rein in prescription drug prices.
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And preparing your assets in advance can also help rein in attorney's fees.
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Are laws made to rein in railroads effective regulatory tools for digital networks?
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Simmons' mother, Dee Simmons, lets her have free rein of her jewelry collection.
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Starbucks baristas have been given free rein over the coffee shops' flavor pumps.
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But Team Trump says it's OK because Duterte could help rein in Kim.
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On the screen, Escola says he finds he has to rein himself in.
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Rein, a professor of Latin American and Spanish history and vice president of
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Russian President Vladimir Putin might wish to rein in his fighter jocks in.
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Yet U.S. and British officials failed to rein in Chalabi and the council.
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Farmers have to see the benefits for themselves before they rein in pesticides.
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American lawmakers have yet to pass any new laws to rein it in.
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Critics accuse it of not having done enough to rein in such violence.
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Unfortunately, battling to a draw won't be enough to rein in climate change.
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They "have given up trying to rein in the madness," Trump Jr. said.
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"We do need to rein this in," Dr. McPherson said of opioid use.
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Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), is urging the PAC to rein in its attacks.
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What, if anything, should be done to rein in the Big Tech companies?
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First, we will rein in the influence of big money in our politics.
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His successor tried to rein in his boss on North Korea and Iran.
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Mr. Gaultier said working on a grand scale allowed his imagination free rein.
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The opportunity to rein in out-of-control spending is realistic but fleeting.
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Spain and Portugal face fines for repeatedly failing to rein in their deficits.
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Why have federal efforts to rein in the revolving door failed so miserably?
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Aides have tried a range of efforts to rein in Mr. Trump's impulses.
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The opposite is true in the effort to rein in Uber and Lyft.
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It described a clandestine effort in the Cabinet to rein in the president.
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For years, volatile food prices have vexed policymakers' attempts to rein in inflation.
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Her works on display at the Parisian Michel Rein gallery booth sparkle precariously.
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I think they have free rein to move any place they want to.
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Rein says SuperTower's key difference is that it integrates easily into existing networks.
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Rein claims that one SuperTower can provide coverage equivalent to 30 conventional towers.
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It's doubtful that anyone can rein in the mayhem teeming from Trump's pores.
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But in a city, we're kind of given free rein to be assholes.
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But some economists worry they will be too slow to rein it in.
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The proposal risks giving big spenders free rein to dodge hard budget decisions.
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The decision came amid broader efforts in Brussels to rein in tech giants.
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Last week, Facebook unveiled its latest attempt to rein in its flagship product.
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To rein in monopolies, maybe we need to rethink what a monopoly is.
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Or should student journalists have free rein to write about whatever they want?
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Yet that prosecution helped rein in Microsoft's ambitions to dominate the early web.
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President Trump's free rein from political norms puts the United States at risk.
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Colorado, Minnesota, and Washington could go fully blue, giving Democratic governors freer rein.
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Unfortunately, King Salman seems unwilling or unable to rein in his rogue son.
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If we don't rein in emissions that number will jump to 74 percent.
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"Facebook gives them free rein to set the online agenda," Molloy told Vox.
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It's not just that the existing giants want free rein over their customers.
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Luther did rein in followers who engaged in iconoclastic destruction of Catholic art.
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"Bernie and I both wanted to help rein in Wall Street," she continued.
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And then there are the family's efforts to rein in the labor movement.
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She questioned if those contributions would dampen efforts to rein in the industry.
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" She continued: "Bernie and I both wanted to help rein in Wall Street.
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Last week, Trump put new pressure on China to rein in North Korea.
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The government must rein in the security forces and end human right abuses.
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Well, Congress still has a lot of power to rein the president in.
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Scott Weaver, Wiley Rein LLP Weaver, who worked as an adviser to Sen.
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Like Shadow after it, Ico asks you to give free rein to emotion.
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Are there Republicans this year who are willing to rein in the hysteria?
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As health networks face increasing pressure to rein in costs, that could change.
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One of my first steps as governor was to rein in Medicaid costs.
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And America cannot rein in concentrated wealth unless we choose to tax it.
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"The Constitution gives Congress the responsibility to rein in a lawless President," Rep.
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" • "By late 2017, however, Holmes had begun to slightly rein in the spending.
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Congressional Republicans have given Trump and company free rein in running the government.
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AT&T beat back that challenge last week, giving the company free rein.
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In the meantime, the mystery surrounding "Dido" gives full rein to the imagination.
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But the company says it may rein in new spending in the country.
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Congress and federal agencies are already considering several avenues to rein in Facebook.
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In Conversation with Thomas Korte (AngelPad), Andy McLoughlin (Uncork Capital) and Timo Rein (Pipedrive)
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The couple have two children: son Benjamin Rein, 7, and daughter Vivian Lake, 4.
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Probably too much, even as I try to limit it and rein it in.
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It's trendy this month to call on the US government to rein in Facebook.
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It is a cliche that only voters will be able to rein in Trump.
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A key task for him as governor is to rein in stubbornly high inflation.
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It also means that store managers can't have completely free rein over the design.
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Ada Colau, the city's mayor, was elected after promising to rein in holiday rentals.
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He has also made it clear he wants to rein in Tehran's regional ambitions.
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The administration promised the rules would protect vulnerable students and rein in bad actors.
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European laws and proposals meant to rein in tech giants are inadvertently empowering them.
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Speaking to GQ, Cue denied reports that they were trying to rein in creators.
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Instead, they just won't have as much of a free rein (whatever that means).
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To somehow rein him back into Manchester by the Sea and into the family?
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The ruling CPP denied the changes were a bid to rein in the opposition.
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Tesla might need to rein in its ambitions if it went down this path.
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On top of that, they have been given free rein over their professional standards.
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Suu Kyi denied this week that the military had free rein in the region.
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But Gibson says she and her singers had to rein in their usual exuberance.
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The classes, say experts, are a chance to rein in some of that spending.
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But allowing Russia free rein in large parts of Syria comes with its drawbacks.
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The United States wants China to do more to rein in Pyongyang's nuclear program.
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There is still a way to rein him in if the lawmakers are convinced.
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Are consent decrees still the best way to rein in bad cops in America?
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To attract less attention, the company should perhaps rein in its Mexican customers instead.
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It's a violent industry, and one that's hard to rein in without curbing demand.
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Trump has repeatedly urged Chinese President Xi Jinping to help rein in North Korea.
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He added that Lee's legislation would "rein in" Trump's ability to impose similar tariffs.
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And he's right to rein in the agency's regulatory powers after years of mismanagement.
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S. trade dispute, and unobtrusively China has been moving to rein in currency outflows.
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Only market conditions will rein it in, because hundreds of producers make independent decisions.
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The proactive strategy is thus to rein in the forces that reproduce generational inequality.
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Schools were on track to gradually rein in high sodium levels over ten years.
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The moves are meant to address Twitter's longstanding struggle to rein in abusive accounts.
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They are facing high voter enthusiasm among Democrats who want to rein in Trump.
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For instance, they have failed to rein in coordination between campaigns and outside groups.
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It is an ambitious proposal to rein in a pollutant that has escaped regulation.
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Looking beyond the internet, we need to rein in the scourge of dark money.
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But both have been trying to rein in spending as they look toward IPOs.
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In the past, without admitting guilt, China has pledged to rein in IP theft.
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If states do not restrain themselves, the courts stand ready to rein them in.
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Calls to rein in such malign behavior have grown, so far to limited effect.
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She wants to pass anti-corruption reforms to rein in lobbying by pharmaceutical companies.
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Members of Congress in both parties do not really want to rein in spending.
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Both "sides" have free rein to choose the facts and evidence that suit them.
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Reform movements of earlier eras had managed to rein in Big Oil, Mactaggart noted.
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By themselves, these tariffs will not do enough to rein in China's trade violations.
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Do students have free rein to write what they want in your school newspaper?
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What he wanted, he swore, was a wife to rein in his wayward passions.
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The regulations could set a precedent for other cities seeking to rein in Uber.
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First, in all likelihood, fake news will spread, despite efforts to rein it in.
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The Trump administration has given him the free rein he needs through uncritical support.
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WikiLeaks cables showed American and Afghan officials repeatedly discussing "efforts to rein" her in.
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Ron Paul (R-Texas) for his "steady pressure" to rein in the Fed's powers.
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What should other countries in the region do to help rein in North Korea?
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Yet it's exactly this treatment — particularly by Lindsay — that gives Shonzi's inappropriateness free rein.
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Al Ississ said the government was committed to keeping a tight rein on spending.
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China has started to take steps to rein in the loosely regulated lending market.
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"The fresh attention could bring new claims," said Rein Wolfs, director of the Bundeskunsthalle.
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President Trump criticized China for failing to do more to rein in North Korea.
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And, Wiley Rein will have Scott Weaver, former chief of staff to ex-Rep.
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Those fears lingered Wednesday even after China unveiled measures to rein in the virus.
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Given this concentration, many experts are sceptical that transparency alone can rein in prices.
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Both Google and Facebook have ambivalently agreed to rein in the fake news phenomenon.
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This is believed to rein in the costs for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Homeowners who decide to rein in their big ideas are also seeing bigger returns.
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His mother, now Larissa Rein, and his sister, Elaine Lewis, are among his survivors.
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But when it came to enforcement, the agents were given free rein by default.
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Russia has been engaging with Israel, which is looking to Moscow to rein in Iran.
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As Bernard explains, performing that small action will give Dolores "free rein" of, well, everything.
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The framers didn&apost intend that Federal prosecutors were going to rein in executive excess.
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Separately, USCIS announced new measures today to rein in abuse of the H-1B program.
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Trump also accused China of not doing enough to rein in its neighbor North Korea.
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"There's some movement within Congress now to rein in Trump on trade policy," Gertz said.
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President Trump believes China must do more to rein the country, and its leader in.
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If governments somehow manage to rein in private borrowing, the global glut will grow worse.
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Supporters of the rule believe it's necessary to rein in immigrants' use of government resources.
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It also pledged to give venture capital firms and small internet businesses a freer rein.
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But House Republicans want to get rid of Obama's signature initiative to rein them in.
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Farmers and other food businesses are now struggling to rein in their negative environmental impacts.
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Deficit and debt data show the government struggling to rein in its spending and borrowing.
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We will rein in the EPA and the government regulators that are killing small businesses.
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If he is to meet Germany's stringent fiscal rule, he must rein in public spending.
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He had shared his tapes with them and urged them to rein in their people.
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U.S. regulators and lawmakers have also increased efforts domestically to rein in big tech companies.
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I don't think there's anyone left in the executive suite who can rein Hannity in.
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"I don't think anybody needs to rein in anything because of an age," says Aniston.
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The government had sought to rein in debt, which had soared over the past decade.
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Society has created devices, such as libel, and ownership laws, to rein in old media.
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Moreover, it assumes that, at this point, Russia's top priority is to rein in Assad.
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Clinton is too personally beholden to Wall Street to effectively rein in the industry's excesses.
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Take vision out of the equation and you could rein in the tendency to overeat.
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The Chinese leadership has made repeated promises to rein in production and shutter unneeded mills.
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It is a big blow to the RBI's effort to rein in India's corporate debt.
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As important, Rajeev Suri, Nokia's boss, had free rein from his board to rethink strategy.
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The Nets will give him free rein to try to grow into his NBA game.
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Apple lacks broader support but promises to hold a much tighter rein on your privacy.
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Drug stocks could come under pressure on a bipartisan plan to rein in drug prices.
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The latter was also clearly intended to rein in federal appointments, not green-light them.
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The government is pressing hard to trim social security to rein in surging public debt.
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Others used the legal ruling to push the CFPB to significantly rein in its operations.
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The government has kept a tight rein on what - and who - can enter Baba Amr.
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One of my first steps as governor was to reform Medicaid and rein in costs.
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Instead, the states have to slowly rein in coverage, meaning they'll slowly change eligibility requirements.
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"Every avenue should be pursued to rein in an out-of-control industry," said Turnbull.
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But doubts about whether the talks will rein in oversupply are again weighing on prices.
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And if you don't, they rein you back in and say, 'You have to follow.
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To rein in red-hot inflation, it raised rates by a total 175 basis points.
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"At a minimum, the Russians failed to rein in the Syrian regime activity," they said.
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Group companies would be given freer rein to be more entrepreneurial and flexible, it added.
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He and wife Gisele Bündchen share daughter Vivian Lake, 5, and son Benjamin Rein, 8.
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She urged China, North Korea's only major ally, to do more to rein in Pyongyang.
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With soaring healthcare costs, we absolutely need to rein in spending where it is wasteful.
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McCain also said if China is worried about THAAD, it should rein in North Korea.
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Doha denies the charges and say its rivals seek to rein in its foreign policy.
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The Obama administration's inability to rein in its abuses shows the depth of the problem.
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It would be hours before I could rein in my accelerated speech and flurrying hands.
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He vehemently opposes foreign military intervention and says he wants to rein in income inequality.
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Neither man is likely to give Haley any further free rein at the United Nations.
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Spain and Portugal have repeatedly failed to rein in their deficits, according to European regulators.
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For example, Australia, ranked 13th in the CPI, recently announced plans to rein in Facebook.
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For years, nearby towns like Deer Park have been trying to rein in the compound.
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The president doesn't have to rein in his disparaging and hateful comments, but he should.
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In my view, the Obama administration didn't do enough to rein in el-Sisi's brutality.
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The impulse after a barbaric attack is always to rein in civil liberties and freedoms.
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"It's up to Bernie to rein in his surrogates," said Jon Reinish, a Democratic strategist.
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The GOP hopes the pair will rein in agency regulations expanded during the Obama administration.
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A dip below $40 a barrel would cause drillers to rein in production, he said.
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We should be using our influence to rein the Saudis in, not cheer them on.
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Conservatives, meanwhile, have put Mr. Ryan on notice that he does not have free rein.
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Administration officials say that past failure to rein in China warrants a much tougher approach.
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Palestinian militants subsequently escalated to broader violence, and the PA refused to rein them in.
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And can those who take it still be trusted to rein in the industry's excesses?
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It would also help to rein in an arrangement that has distorted Egyptian-American relations.
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The "Cadillac tax" is meant to help rein in the cost of employee health benefits.
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"He can rein in his exuberance, but he is who he is," Mr. Axelrod said.
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This effectively means that nations will soon have free rein over how much they pump.
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That effectively meant that nations will soon have free rein over how much they pump.
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It has lobbied against policies that could rein in the emissions of planet-warming gases.
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Why would it rein in the Taliban when it is moving closer to its objectives?
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The spending in Connecticut is out of control and we have to rein it in.
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Cannabis site Leafly is freezing hiring and canceling non-critical travel to rein in spending.
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On the heels of the financial crisis, it was intended to help rein in banks.
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General dela Rosa also says he is trying to rein in the explosive murder rate.
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There has to be a way to rein in real-life villainy in public life.
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The city has taken a number of steps to try to rein in the practice.
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Moreover, as chairman of the board, the board's power to rein him in was limited.
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It's time to rein in private equity firms—and I've got a plan for that.
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With Medicaid cuts that drastic, states would have few palatable options to rein in costs.
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The United States has urged China to use its influence to rein in its neighbor.
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However, Congress can rein in Big Pharma with the Prescription Drug Pricing Reduction Act (PDPRA).
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Some states and cities have worked to rein in or regulate the use of informants.
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Despite the setback, Wyatt predicted continued efforts to rein in Exxon and other oil companies.
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But it has done little to rein in China's expansionism in the South China Sea.
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And when museums exhibit his photographs, he usually requires free rein to design the gallery.
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And the international community has attempted to rein in both countries' ambitions with diplomatic agreements.
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The lack of an overt profit motive has done little to rein in prices, however.
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Instead, the author said, they resolved to rein in the volcanic President from the inside.
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Athena springs out of several unexpectedly successful grass-roots efforts to rein in Amazon's power.
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With the national debt nearing $6900 trillion, Congress simply must act to rein in spending.
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China keeps a tight rein on the amount of money that flows over its borders.
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Polling shows 73 percent of Americans support a rule to rein in predatory payday lending.
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Jammu and Kashmir's action was not the first official effort to rein in wedding spending.
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Whenever there's political will to create a state, Congress has free rein to do so.
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Do you have a Thanksgiving take we missed or recipes that rein at your table?
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Google announced on Wednesday that it would start to rein in its political advertising business.
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The United States has repeatedly urged Beijing to do more to rein in its neighbour.
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Here are the eight GOP senators who voted to rein in Trump's war authority: Sen.
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In the U.S., the administration has stepped up its efforts to rein in the company.
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Then he describes lawmakers and regulators scrambling to catch up and rein in the drugmakers.
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The bill enjoys strong support among Republicans, who want to rein in Obama's environmental regulations.
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Calls have grown for the government to try to rein in the social media giant.
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So sure, maybe DiCaprio ought to rein it in with the yachts and personal jets.
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He said the U.S. would try to rein in Iran's growing influence over the country.
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"If we allow this gross abuse of power to continue, this president would have free rein – free rein – to abuse his control of U.S. foreign policy for personal interest, and so would any other future president," U.S. Representative Sylvia Garcia said on the Senate floor.
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Now, President Xi Jinping is going to extraordinary lengths to rein the press in even further.
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Its members want to rein in the tech titans through tougher antitrust policies, including break-ups.
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If you're a tab hoarder, this could be a fun way to rein in your addiction.
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At the same time authorities are struggling to rein in increasingly nationalist voices on the internet.
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A longer-term effort to rein in polluting and low-value industries also hurt factory output.
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If you want to stay focused, you need to rein in the alerts hitting your phone.
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He gives his dark side free rein and looks for others to recruit into his schemes.
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Under the Paris deal, both developed and developing countries have pledged to rein in their emissions.
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One skeptic is Jan Baran, an expert on campaign laws at the firm of Wiley Rein.
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To rein in the rowdy retirees, authorities have tried to introduce approved routines and pop songs.
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The question is, why can't we seem to rein ourselves in when it comes to email?
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The new regulations also grant freer rein for U.S. companies to shoot movies and television programs.
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President Xi Jinping is looking to restrain real estate speculation and rein in the shadow banks.
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So it would be up to the states -- and the voters -- to rein in such behavior.
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Rights groups say the crackdown aims to rein in dissent, but the Chinese government denies this.
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It also means Epic has free rein to come up with wild ideas to surprise players.
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Minhaj points to a couple of laws that aim to rein in the most troubling risks.
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Some of them borrowed too enthusiastically and kept an imprudently loose rein on banks and firms.
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China's government is trying to rein in the credit-dependency of its economy, with some success.
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But even though he has free rein now, Kushner could still be in criminal trouble later.
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It announced plans to close stores and implemented layoffs during the quarter to rein in costs.
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Over the past two years the government has waged a campaign to rein in debt levels.
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More accurate metering of energy consumption could encourage companies and households to rein in power demand.
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Western sanctions and promises of action from China have failed to rein in its nuclear programme.
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Scott Minerd, Guggenheim global chief investment officer, said Powell will try to rein in the dissent.
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He urged Tesla's board to devise a plan to keep Musk there, but rein him in.
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Police were sent to rein in the protests the following day, and intermittent violence has continued.
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And Goldbach, who had free rein in the art department, created a dozen sketches for Veeck.
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Nobody says about kids who are affluent, 'Oh my God, we need to rein this in.
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These arrangements have become more popular as employers attempt to rein in the cost of coverage.
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A way out of those problems may be to rein in the growth of drug prices.
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On Monday, U.N. war crimes investigators urged Israel to rein in its troops at the border.
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Instead of trying to fix them and rein in demand, China is focusing on boosting supplies.
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Riyadh is also a key regional player in the White House push to rein in Iran.
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For now, though, policymakers speaking privately say they are not eager to rein in market expectations.
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But that may change if he continues to empower the elites he promised to rein in.
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The research raises a key question: How can communities rein in the epidemic of gun violence?
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Once upon a time in the NBA, defenders essentially had free rein to mug opposing players.
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But it would give a Democratic successor administration free rein to issue a new, stronger CPP.
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Nor does a Tsai presidency mean that Beijing will consider military action to rein in Taiwan.
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They now are trying to rein in some of that power by approving a new AUMF.
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Huawei may be feeling the sting of US efforts to rein in the Chinese telecom giant.
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He called for Iran and Russia -- key backers of Assad -- to rein in the Syrian President.
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His absence could allow Kelly and McMaster to rein in conflicting strands of Trump's foreign policy.
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"I don't think anybody needs to rein in anything because of an age," she went on.
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Putin repeated his assertion that sanctions and pressure won't be enough to rein in North Korea.
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Sheikh Hasina Wajed, the prime minister, had already seemed inclined to rein in the Chhattra League.
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No ordinary options are left to rein in the president's ethical woes; only extraordinary ones remain.
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That left the IMF little choice but to seek higher taxes to rein in public debt.
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But Trump's allies applauded the action as a long-overdue move to rein in executive overreach.
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It's time to help them rein in the excess wild horses and burros in the West.
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"The thing I'm asking people to do is to rein in their disgust reaction," she says.
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Having a rein on philanthropy, putting some structure around it, gives them a decision-making framework.
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At the same time, the government is doing all it can to rein in public spending.
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There was free rein for the Crown Prince to do as he liked whenever he desired.
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Trump has during his time in office sought to rein in American involvement in foreign affairs.
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The social network came under intense pressure to rein in fake news and protect user data.
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It is clear that our past efforts to rein in North Korea's nuclear program have failed.
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The company could easily rein in gun sales without hurting its business, some branding experts say.
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It is an opportunity to rein in endless spending and to pay down the national debt.
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For facial recognition, it's time to change that and rein in an out-of-control system.
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After selecting a photo, the app pretty much gives you free rein to create your meme.
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But government efforts to rein in alleged abuses by the company have escalated in recent months.
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Clinton faces lingering doubts about the sincerity of her proposals to rein in Wall Street behavior.
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Congress should also revisit efforts to reshape ObamaCare to help rein in rising health care costs.
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"The government has started to roll out policies to rein in the increase of housing prices."
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But he said China still had much more to do to rein in the chemical industry.
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But in Seinfeld, Elaine has free rein over her domain; she is Queen of the Castle.
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Were there any restrictions to filming or were you given free rein by the Chinese government?
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He said that despite his pleas, Arafat began to rein in Hamas only after the election.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly urged China to help rein in its Communist neighbor's nuclear weapons program.
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And it was difficult to rein in, because Usenet wasn't really built to be reined in.
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Cities have been able to pass a few regulations to rein in the ride-hailing industry.
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The FDA's efforts to rein in the homeopathic industry are just the first step, Caulfield says.
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Mr. Corker has been the most vocal about the need to rein in the federal deficit.
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But it is the proposals to rein in executive powers that have drawn the most attention.
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There he will ask Chinese President Xi Jinping to do more to rein in North Korea.
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Ego is the horse, the wild urges within us, and we're trying to rein them in.
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"I had to give them free rein," she told The New York Times Magazine in 2004.
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China has been trying to rein in such borrowing, which it fears could destabilize the economy.
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With global markets in turmoil, the great question was: Can the officials rein in these forces?
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Outside counsel Eric Holder said Uber has given him free rein to conduct an impartial review.
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Even in this deadlocked Congress there is growing bipartisan support to rein in this invasive surveillance.
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Gone are the days when Guangdong's media were given freer rein than those elsewhere in China.
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Fox, controlled by the family of Rupert Murdoch, gives its executives a lot of free rein.
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Mr. Lyons has pledged to rein in methane leaks on oil and gas wells, she noted.
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Under Roberts, the Supreme Court also foiled a decade-long effort to rein in partisan gerrymandering.
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He has run on a massive political and economic overhaul that will rein in massive corporations.
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When the American ambassador tried to get Mr Manafort to rein him in, he was rebuffed.
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The Senate has also struggled more broadly over whether to rein in Trump's foreign policy moves.
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When they needed someone tough to rein in the theme parks, Chapek was the guy chosen.
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Namely, are we going to do anything to rein in the financialization of the U.S. economy?
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It also uses negative interest rates and intervention on currency markets to rein in the franc.
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Mr. Vucic had campaigned for prime minister on a promise to rein in the country's oligarchs.
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And they have become increasingly impatient with China to do more to rein in North Korea.
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Indeed, since taking office, Mr. Trump has made no sustained effort to rein in deficit spending.
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The War Powers Resolution is unlikely to rein in the White House's use of force, however.
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Previous efforts to rein in spending or to remake the bank's culture of recklessness proved inadequate.
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Another editor, Susan Lehman, asked for a piece about the need to rein in anecdotal ledes.
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The White House also needs Congress to lift the caps that currently rein in defense spending.
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"If you want to compete for that market, you have to rein in premiums," he said.
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Maybe, at long last, even China is starting to rein in its own chronic over-production?
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The administration acknowledged that Tehran was complying with a deal to rein in its nuclear program.
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If the North wants immediate relief, it must take action to rein in its nuclear program.
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Mulvaney voiced several reasons why Americans should back President Trump's desire to rein in the CFPB.
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But there's still a lot of negotiating, despite the commission's efforts to rein in the candidates.
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In Asia, South Korea and China are taking their own steps to rein in cryptocurrency markets.
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For years, Chinese e-cigarette makers had free rein to operate without regard to consumer safety.
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They also called on Russia and China to take further steps to rein in North Korea.
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Instagram is giving politicians the same free rein to spread misinformation as its parent company Facebook.
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His mandate was to rein in a warring West Wing and streamline the President's decision-making.
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Through its rulemaking authority, the agency finalized a rule to rein in the predatory payday industry.
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Yellen will likely discuss weak inflation and the Fed's plan to rein in its balance sheet.
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The deeper message is clear: Closing coal plants won't be enough to rein in planetary warming.
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Charlie Baker of Massachusetts, a Republican, urged Congress to rein in planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions.
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The online retail giant isn't just looking to drones to help rein in supply chain spending.
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Yet, a recent Harvard Kennedy School study suggests even King James can't rein in economic depression.
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Trump offered no new prescription or specifics on how he intended to rein in North Korea.
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Nor did the Clinton impeachment rein in the executive branch, as Watergate did, at least temporarily.
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We know in Malaysia because we were also, when we had the Asian financial crisis, we had investment at 42 per cent of GDP, same as what China is having, and we had to rein in these excesses and we had to rein in excess credit growth.
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Republicans have won surprising early victories in the case that could rein in future administrations as well.
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Unruh mocked those very efforts to rein in Trump, saying they would end up helping her cause.
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Doha denies that and says the boycott is an attempt to rein in its support for reform.
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The group agreed in June to restore some of that production to rein in rising commodity prices.
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China, Pyongyang's main diplomatic ally, is key in any effort to rein in North Korea's nuclear program.
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Free Rein has a huge heart and it won't let you get angry at a single character.
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The OECD recommended maintaining tight macro-prudential measures to rein in prices and facilitating housing supply increases.
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And the more tobacco available, the more addicted customers they would rein in, according to the report.
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Trump has pressured China to rein in its unruly neighbor, but Beijing can only do so much.
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Of course, analysts could have to rein in those blockbuster forecasts if oil prices crash significantly further.
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Chinese regulators have moved to rein in financial risks associated with virtual currency trades and pyramid schemes.
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It is intended to rein in the groupthink and overconfidence that comes with adopting a particular viewpoint.
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He loves this because it gives the team free rein to design it the way they like.
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But several candidates have run on the promise to rein in a handful of large tech platforms.
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The case demonstrates how privacy regulations and human rights laws can rein in government use of automation.
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Under Kalanick's hyper-competitive and unethical rein, Uber did a lot of bad stuff to undermine Lyft.
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In more recent times the government has tried to rein in, though not stop, the credit boom.
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By seeking out overvalued assets, short-sellers help rein in animal spirits and prevent bubbles from forming.
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For Facebook, free rein is incompatible with the existence of Facebook as a profitable, expanding, global brand.
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"There is talk here now of needing to rein IARC in," said a Geneva-based WHO insider.
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In addition to Vivian, she and Tom Brady have a six-year-old son named Benjamin Rein.
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It should help increase access to addiction treatment, and help rein in the over-prescription of opioids.
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The city's police department voluntarily agreed to rein in its use of "stop and frisk" in 2015.
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"The world needs to rein in the U.S., although it's difficult," the paper said in an editorial.
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The endorsements and the SEC's attempt to rein them in are the latest episodes of token mania.
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Had it not crushed civil liberties and allowed Islamists free rein to intimidate, it might have won.
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He has been a consistent vote to rein in the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) authority, for example.
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Without any rules in place, they'll have free rein to do that to an even greater extent.
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Hope that this is more showmanship, and that Mr Bolton's belligerent instincts will not have full rein.
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To rein in the power surge, Ford stuck 420-millimeter brake rotors on the 20-inch wheels.
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"I think we need somebody like that that's strong and can really rein it in," Trump said.
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" The strikes were necessary after previous efforts to rein in Assad "had failed, and failed very dramatically.
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Economists at the time worried that using interest rates to rein in inflation would be enormously costly.
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Earlier this week, Trump hit China on Twitter for not doing more to rein in North Korea.
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During the summers, however, students have free rein of their lives; no fitness data will be collected.
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Gonzalez Fernandez and others believe the government last year introduced Decree 349 partly to rein them in.
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Economists expect tighter mortgage rules announced by the government in October to help rein in excessive borrowing.
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Regulators also have done little to nothing to rein in ISPs that use these limits anti-competitively.
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Senators Ron Wyden of Oregon and Sherrod Brown of Ohio also urged Trump to rein in China.
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Oil prices fell on Monday as analysts said they doubted upcoming producer talks would rein in oversupply.
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He lavished praise on Chinese President Xi Jinping for Chinese assistance in trying to rein in Pyongyang.
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Before his re-election in 2014, Bouteflika had began to take steps to rein in the DRS.
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In addition, the EU runs a naval operation in the southern Mediterranean to rein in people smugglers.
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A police source said anti-riot police had been sent to rein in the protests on Tuesday.
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For years, Washington has attempted to rein in Afghanistan's drug trade, which helps fund the Taliban insurgency.
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Many of the company's competitors are not unionized and, therefore, better able to rein in labor costs.
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Although Sir Lindsay is a Labour MP, lots of Tories want him to rein in their colleagues.
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The bill's backers say the House shouldn't spoil the best chance yet to rein in Dodd-Frank.
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Trump had lashed out against China in recent weeks for not doing more to rein in Pyongyang.
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This prompted the lenders to call on the government to rein in the then-planned asset levy.
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Instead, companies should seek out ambitious, coachable learners and give them free rein to explore their interests.
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He's sought to rein in the president's war powers, over the protests of hawks in both parties.
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Above all, Democrats are increasingly hostile to Wall Street and believe the government should rein it in.
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Without an explicit mandate, the Fed is unlikely to take to charge to rein-in these banks.
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It may help explain why no legislative proposal to rein in rising prescription prices has gone anywhere.
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So far, Democrats have lacked the fortitude to rein in a president who threatens our constitutional order.
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China's economy has already lost momentum this year because of government efforts to rein in financial risk.
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Ultimately, the panel warned against legislative changes to rein in the President's authority to exercise nuclear authority.
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Social-media platforms must do something to rein in their users, the consensus goes, but not that .
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The U.N., for its part, has notably failed to rein in Russian aggression, as have Western leaders.
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Corker was trying to attach an amendment that would rein in the president's authority to levy tariffs.
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Chinese growth has lost momentum following government efforts to try to rein in high levels of debt.
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The all-powerful startup founder has free rein to do almost anything they want, short of murder.
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To rein in underage e-cigarette use, the FDA began a "historic crackdown" on the vaping industry.
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It's not just within USDA's legal authority to rein in this waiver abuse—it's the agency's duty.
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Also at the top of his agenda will be how to rein in Kenya's trigger-happy police.
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It helped cement the logic of taking extraordinary action against Qatar in order to rein it in.
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There was a simple reason for the change: Trump wants Beijing to help rein in North Korea.
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As Kelly tries to rein him in, Trump is certain to buck and resist all the more.
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That would mask the structural issues that hamper Japan's efforts to rein in its huge public debt.
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Or do ads just promote wasteful use of expensive new drugs, justifying regulation to rein them in?
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So Attorney General Pruitt would theoretically be able to shut down the investigation or rein it in.
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Humana didn't have to compete with other plans; it had free rein to pick a price point.
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Trump has been pressuring China to do more to rein in North Korea's missile and nuclear program.
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But hospitals and doctors aren't attracting any large-scale movement to rein in pricing and billing tactics.
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North Korea's vicious acts against civilians like Otto Warmbier, however, are much more difficult to rein in.
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Hence all the focus on whether Chinese producers will actually rein in output as they have intimated.
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The main focus of the reforms under discussion are cuts that serve to rein in Medicare spending.
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However, Trump's first budget does little to rein in debt, and it could cause debt to increase.
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So even as women have been valorized for their endurance, structures have emerged to rein it in.
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But now the Securities and Exchange Commission is signaling that it wants to rein in the practice.
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Central to that effort is keeping a tighter rein on products like Anbang's Abundant Stability No. 10.
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Despite the stolen bag detour, it has gotten easier over the months to rein in my spending.
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The problem is that Beijing doesn't seem willing to do much of anything to rein Pyongyang in.
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In many cities, early police were often used to rein in labor strikes as work conditions deteriorated.
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So on Monday night, they tried to seized their opportunity to finally get rein the office in.
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Similarly, keep an eye on broader efforts to rein in these companies, both abroad and at home.
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Critic's Notebook Mr. Anderson and his partner, Juman Malouf, were given free rein in Austria's largest museum.
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Opinion A co-founder is alarmed by Mark Zuckerberg's power and wants to rein in the company.
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The courts need to rein them in and allow the expansion of the export terminal to proceed.
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But legislative attempts to rein in state judges include a panoply of tactics, from scalpel to cudgel.
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Ed Markey (D-Mass.) slammed Amazon in a letter yesterday for failing to rein in coronavirus profiteers.
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The Trump administration may also be mistaken if it believes that China will rein in North Korea.
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The action aims to rein in his ability to use military action against Iran without congressional approval.
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A 2015 audit of the government's land management scolded ministers for allowing Dart subsidiaries such free rein.
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In recent weeks, Chinese efforts to rein in some frothy lending caused turbulence in China's financial markets.
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Meanwhile, some Trump officials say the only person who can rein in Giuliani is the president himself.
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The task, church insiders say, is to give free-ish rein to imaginative projects while curbing recklessness.
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Nurtured by a delinquent government and rabidly poisonous press, uncritical self-aggrandizement has been given free rein.
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Perhaps the conductor, Marco Armiliato, could have done more to rein in these moments of verismo pomposity.
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After more than a few expensive weeknights, I knew I needed to rein in my spending habits.
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To do so, he has increased funding for immigration detention, despite Congress's attempts to rein him in.
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Looking to the federal government to rein in police excesses can be an exercise in managed expectations.
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They certainly don't expect him to barnstorm the country talking about how to rein in federal spending.
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She comes from law and lobbying firm Wiley Rein and previously worked as corporate counsel at Boeing.
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"Ultimately, we'd like to have a few Republicans stand up to rein him in," Mr. Inslee said.
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A leading contender is Jared Polis, a congressman well-known for his attempts to rein in drilling.
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Qassim Suleimani, said they would press ahead with efforts to rein in the president's war-making authority.
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But it's unlikely that the generals will consistently rein in Mr. Trump at the strategic level. Gen.
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The two other experts on the panel, however, urged Congress to more actively rein in digital manipulation.
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There is also likely to be an intense U.S. push for China to rein in North Korea.
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Andrew Cuomo, who is in charge of administering the federal program, has moved to rein in costs.
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President Donald Trump authorized an investigation and declared that the FBI would have "free rein" to investigate.
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In recent weeks, President Trump has gone after China for not doing more to rein in Pyongyang.
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Congress passed new laws rein in the intelligence community and ensure effective oversight by the legislative branch.
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State legislatures in New York, Michigan, and Massachusetts are also considering bills to rein in the technology.
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The SEC statement follows weeks of subpoenas to rein in control over the growing number of exchanges.
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All this despite the President's insistence that the FBI would have "free rein" in the matter. 3.
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Failing to act — failing to rein in the abuses of power — would be a dereliction of duty.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.), a Republican presidential candidate, introduced two bills Wednesday to rein in government programs.
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And that the winners of those races will be emboldened to rein in the big tech platforms.
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Dr. Krieger also gave us a few tips for sleeping better every night: • Rein in your heater.
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Immigrant advocates hailed the decision, saying that it would rein in the Trump administration's immigration enforcement efforts.
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If regulators or banks take more decisive actions to rein in credit, the rhinos could become endangered.
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But he has given state news media outlets free rein to attack his predecessor's legacy with gusto.
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The plan announced today would be one of the most aggressive to rein in corrosive online content.
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Donald Trump challenged these assertions Saturday, claiming the FBI had "free rein" to do whatever it wants.
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Booker is already gnawing into C.J. Anderson's workload—should C.J.A. go down, he would have free rein.
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Or she is a progressive fighter with a smart and sophisticated plan to rein in Wall Street's excesses.
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The White House has been careful not to criticize China for its failure to rein in North Korea.
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If external demand worsens further, it could dampen both corporate and consumer sentiment and rein in their spending.
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"I kind of wanted to rein it back in with the video, making it slightly darker," she says.
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Study author Hanno Rein told CBSNews that seeing the object's data on the JPL database got them excited.
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At this point, though, it might be not enough to rein in overzealous media outlets, the authors argued.
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Advertising agencies have been hit by their clients coming increasingly under pressure to rein in spending on marketing.
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The show also debuted a Christmas special back in December titled Free Rein: The 12 Neighs of Christmas.
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But once I got over the surprise that this really works, I've had to rein in my ideas.
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The bank denied using the threat of moving to force the British government to rein in the tax.
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The levels are remarkable in light of OPEC's poor compliance record during past efforts to rein in oversupply.
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Investors will want to know if the company can rein in the massive costs of battling Amazon (AMZN).
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That loan was intended to rein in a budget deficit that threatened the country's fiscal and monetary stability.
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services today announced new measures to rein in abuse of the H-1B program.
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Kelly said the US was still struggling to find a way to rein in North Korea's aggressive behavior.
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Tillerson's chief of staff, Margaret Peterlin, has also kept a tight rein on all communications with the secretary.
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His hired advisers came to realize there was only so much they could do to rein him in.
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To rein in the exuberance, the government ordered a halt to all property transactions in the new area.
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After failing to rein in its mounting losses, the company filed bankruptcy for a second time last November.
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For now, Germany retains a touching faith in America's institutions to rein in the president-elect's worst impulses.
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Now, it appears the UK is preparing to take its own measures to rein in the platform's power.
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Ardern came to power in 2017 promising to pour money into social services and rein in economic inequality.
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"To us, this indictment is essentially a do-over," Esptein's attorney, Rein Weingarten, said in court on Monday.
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Censors often try to rein in online discussion when it threatens to boil over into real-world protests.
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Brussels has predicted much higher numbers for both years and has urged action to rein in the overshoot.
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Such activism can help to rein in groupthink — or it can be used to serve a political agenda.
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Tehran has threatened to abandon the nuclear pact unless other signatories act to rein in the United States.
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His thinking on the tech sector feels almost punitive: He doesn't just want to rein in Big Tech.
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Ardern came to power in 2017 promising to pour money into social services and rein in economic inequality.
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Other YouTubers have people around them, but fame and influence make it hard to rein in a star.
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He could end affirmative action and halt the Court's efforts, under Kennedy, to gradually rein in capital punishment.
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I have an anxiety-triggered shopping problem, so I've been trying to rein in my personal care purchases.
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Efforts to rein in tobacco use averted 22m deaths (many of them to cancer) between 2008 and 2014.
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"Each large seizure we make is significant as we try to rein in the heroin epidemic," Brennan said.
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The athlete was spotted lifting up his daughter alongside his son Benjamin Rein, 9, while waving to fans.
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Greater budget spending could spur inflation, which the central bank has been trying to rein in for years.
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Stablecoins, whose value is supposedly pegged to something else, are touted as a way to rein in speculation.
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The pilot scheme, designed to rein in debt risks among financial holding companies, also included retail conglomerate Suning.
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Demands for more government payouts will make it harder for Netanyahu to rein in a growing budget deficit.
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But entrepreneurs' and venture capitalists' concerns are striking because for a long while afterwards, startups had free rein.
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I&aposm not saying anyone on this panel -- NEEDHAM: The party should be fighting to rein in spending.
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Rather, he believed he was acting to protect the FBI's independence from Nixon's attempts to rein it in.
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But the spotlight on him gave fresh impetus to discussions about finding ways to rein in failed promoters.
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Mr Kjos plans to rein in growth ambitions and cut costs to keep the airline aloft in 2019.
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If Mr Johnson ends up in power, it will fall to them to rein in his worst instincts.
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More large companies are trying to rein in costs by rewarding workers who take steps to get healthier.
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Regulators have repeatedly promised to rein in credit issuance, only to back down when the economy has slowed.
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China has tried before to rein in profligate local officials, but they have found ways around the rules.
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Other countries in the bloc, including Germany and France, have taken steps to rein in hate speech online.
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At first, these bans are strictly enforced and societies, chastened by high-profile incidents, rein in their excesses.
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But analysts have voiced concern about overheating and the central bank's inability to rein in double-digit inflation.
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Passage of legislation to rein in the regulatory state, however, is only one part of this important effort.
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Experts have pointed to China, North Korea's longtime ally, as possibly having enough leverage to rein in Pyongyang.
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Tria said that the government had no plans to adopt corrective measures to rein in the budget deficit.
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MMTers admit inflation is a constraint but believe the government can rein in spending to head it off.
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Kirby has been with Wiley Rein for almost 20 years and sits on its executive and management committees.
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While presidents don't have entirely free rein when it comes to foreign affairs, their powers are significantly heightened.
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The U.N. Security Council on Sunday demanded Kiir and Machar rein in their forces and end the fighting.
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"You can rein in abuses, but new ones always seem to crop up," single-payer advocate Gaffney added.
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No, we have a pretty free rein over what we want to do to optimize the research progress.
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Moro consistently interrupted to rein in Lula when his testimony veered toward what the judge labeled political stumping.
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He, unlike Paul Ryan and Kevin McCarthy, was able to rein in those crazy Republicans in the House!
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As a consequence, they were unable to rein in their lending during the downturn of the late 2628s.
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To rein in inflation, monetary policy had to be depoliticised and given to central bankers who stood alone.
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China's support comes after the Trump administration has repeatedly pressured China to rein in its aggressive southern neighbor.
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The company said in September it planned to rein in expansion, reduce its land bank and cut staff.
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And as more staffers leave, the fewer people remain to advise Trump responsibly and rein in his excesses.
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It's now up to Congress and the federal judiciary to rein in this corrupt excuse for a president.
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But these are minor casualties in the broader campaign to rein in the excesses of LME logistics providers.
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But there's been little sign GOP leadership is willing to use legislation to rein in Trump's tariff authority.
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Beijing and several other Chinese cities have moved to rein in the bikes, with some considering outright bans.
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That is why he is the right man to meet with and rein in the former KGB colonel.
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With the Stop Bezos Act, our lawmakers have a chance to rein in the greatest of these companies.
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If the prosecution persists with the "rich equals guilty" approach, Judge Ellis will continue to rein them in.
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Protected by the fortress of partisanship, he can then fire Rosenstein and appoint someone to rein in Mueller.
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But perhaps such escalating tensions would cause China to take more effective steps to rein in North Korea?
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"We gave him free rein in terms of staff, and the selections have been superb," Mr. Neubauer said.
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"If elected president, I will rein in Wall Street so they can't crash our economy again," he said.
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Experts said the charcoal trade was difficult to rein in because politicians were also involved in the business.
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The SEC was doing Musk a favor by demanding board members that would rein in his worst impulses.
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In the two-thousands, funding was cut, and the psychologists who remained seemed to be given free rein.
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Trump may have been attempting to rein in the Russia investigation by supplanting Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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Lagarde urged CEMAC members to rein in spending to reduce deficits during tough times and increase regional trade.
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It is the latest of a number of attempts to rein in spending on bands in recent years.
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Women may improve decision-making partly because they rein in a male penchant for overconfidence and risk-taking.
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" The Constitution, she continued, does not "give the majority free rein to erect selective barriers against racial minorities.
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The legislation aligns with other Trump administration and congressional Republican attempts to rein in spending on social programs.
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That led to what they described as rampant overspending, which Myers, the CFO, tried but failed to rein.
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Troubled by pollution and worries about rising sea levels, China moved in recent months to rein in coal.
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The CRA was created as a mechanism to rein in rogue regulatory agencies who exceed their Congressional mandates.
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The company has already taken steps to rein in its business, including halting of advertising for new plans.
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After all, China has recently been the subject of unprecedented political pressure to rein back its steel exports.
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"Laurent is slowly killing the royal house," a Belgian official said, arguing the government must rein him in.
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Private plans, under pressure to rein in costs, could respond by creating smaller networks of doctors and hospitals.
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Two high-profile cases that seek to rein in partisan gerrymandering are slated for decisions by late June.
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According to Simons, his governing strategy is to hire brilliant, motivated people and then give them free rein.
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The SEC statement came after weeks of subpoenas to rein in control over the growing number of exchanges.
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Before that, he worked at Wiley Rein, a law firm that has represented major ISPs and telecom associations.
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Be smart: Outrage over Facebook's misuse of user data and failure to rein in election fraud is real.
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In spite of Excellus' efforts to rein in the tests, vitamin D usage has remained high, Lockwood said.
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Under Barack Obama, in contrast, the CFPB actually conceived and finalized a policy to rein in these loans.
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When regulators have actually attempted to rein in this abuse, lobbyists have ensured those efforts are short lived.
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The greater bargaining power that a single, government payer might have could potentially rein in some of that.
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The decision deals a considerable blow to anti-surveillance advocates seeking to rein in activity under Section 702.
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The shift in focus worries Southeast Asian allies that Washington might allow China freer rein in the region.
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Its call there is for legislators to follow a human rights-based approach to rein in surveillance giants.
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New York is also moving to rein in Airbnb, another popular service that has threatened the hotel industry.
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Heavily indebted companies like HNA came under scrutiny as Chinese authorities pressed banks to rein in deal-making.
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If external demand worsens further, it could dampen both corporate and consumer sentiment and rein in their spending.
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The tactic may signal a more aggressive approach by Moscow to rein in critical reports on social media.
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No College Kid Needs a Water Park to Study Trustees must rein in frivolous spending at public universities.
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The move is Beijing's biggest effort yet to rein in a new kind of globally ambitious Chinese company.
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Since rising to power in 2012, Mr. Xi has sought to rein in dissent, especially on university campuses.
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SEHGAL I'm going to give full rein to my crabbiness; why fight it — who am I, Nunzia Cerullo?
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Most important, voters ended Donald Trump and his Republican enablers' free rein in Washington by flipping the House.
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The Chinese government has taken a number of small steps over the past year to rein in borrowing.
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Beto O'Rourke lead the effort to rein in gun violence after O'Rourke said he'd support confiscating certain firearms.
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Ankara has been given more time to rein in rebels undermining the patrols, the Russian defense ministry said.
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"Today, we need to figure out how to rein in the unaccountable power associated with the digital revolution."
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It also said it plans to rein in spending this year by about 20163% to about $22016 billion.
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Earlier in the day, protesters gathered peacefully outside the British Consulate, calling on Britain to rein in China.
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The Regional Plan Association report goes a step further by recommending 11 different measures to rein in costs.
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He's looking for a research assistant for Barr's probe and a supervisor to "rein in" the intelligence community.
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Prior also moved Kolzig deeper into the crease in an effort to rein in some of his aggressiveness.
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But in a uniquely Silicon Valley twist, the designers are — naturally — starting a company to rein it in.
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Mr. Moon has done little to rein in the "Red Guard," as some detractors call his fan base.
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"This is a really big deal," said Andrew Rein, president of the Citizens Budget Commission, a nonpartisan watchdog.
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Advocates of voting rights see him as their best — and perhaps only — hope to rein in partisan gerrymanders.
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We're rebuilding it now... JM: Will these institutions...Do they have a free rein to go after everybody?
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It lessened her dependence on him, and therefore gave him freer rein to explore his darker, second self.
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Until early this year, Tymoshenko was also being indirectly represented by another lobbyist, the law firm Wiley Rein.
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The fine would be the latest action Europe has taken to try to rein in American tech giants.
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Trump is making that promise despite so many of his fellow Republicans vowing to rein in entitlement spending.
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Unfortunately, the current repeal-and-replace efforts are not expected to do much to rein in those costs.
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Why would the president want to rein in the only federal agency dedicated to the consumer finance beat?
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The government eventually activated special powers to protect TIM as a strategic asset to rein in Vivendi's influence.
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Democratic and Republican members of the committee repeatedly pressed Azar on how he would rein in drug costs.
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The exhibition in Bonn will be organized by Rein Wolfs, the Bundeskunsthalle director, and Agnieszka Lulinska, a curator.
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The administration, including the Federal Communications Commission and Department of Justice, have taken steps to rein in Huawei.
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Kelly *We will deconstruct Bloomberg's new tax plan "to rein in Wall Street" around 1:40 p.m. today.
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International sanctions to rein in Iran's pursuit of a nuclear program have for years crippled the country's economy.
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Even President Obama's efforts to rein in the industry amounted to little more than regulatory theater, she argues.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has also moved to try and rein in Trump's authority to order military action.
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As such, it believes Sanders should rein in his attacks so as not to damage the eventual nominee.
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But it is essential that the FBI truly be afforded "free rein" to investigate, as Trump initially guaranteed.
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His hired advisers came to realize there was only so much they could do to rein in Trump.
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That way, if my spending is out of control, I can rein it in before it's too late.
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In the longer term, they should pursue structural reforms in the budget to rein in the national debt.
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Zelensky campaigned on promises to reform Ukraine and rein in corruption, which has plagued the country for years.
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Even while acknowledging the historic diversity in the Democratic field, Obama urges that candidates rein in their messaging.
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In the months after taking office, Trump sought to increase pressure on Beijing to rein in North Korea.
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The part of this I am confused about is why they waited until now to rein Neumann in.
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Reports indicated Trump had sought a political loyalist for the role who could rein in the intelligence services.
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To put it mildly, none of this looks like decisive steps to rein in terror, as Pakistan claims.
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WeWork is slashing jobs and looking to offload its non-coworking businesses to rein in its massive losses.
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He needs to rein in the excesses and cancel the credit cards; his extended family is not pleased.
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"When it comes to the household spending limit, someone is going to have to rein in," Sowhangar said.
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Protesters appealed to Britain two weeks ago to rein in China and ensure it respects the city's freedoms.
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This makes sense intuitively, as institutions have little incentive to rein in prices when easy credit is involved.
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Creditors are forced to rein in their lending, which exposes past lending mistakes and weighs on economic growth.
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Many other presidents have tried and ultimately failed to rein in the near relentless increase in federal rules.
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Trump has vowed increased cooperation with China — North Korea's only major ally — to rein in Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions.
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If we're going to rein in our abuse of nature, we need to see it as our equal.
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Some Republicans who opposed the bill also have called for their home states to rein in their taxes.
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BYTES: Instagram released new policies yesterday to further rein in how influencers use the platform to hawk products.
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The companies have been ramping up content moderation and hiring more human fact-checkers to rein in abuse.
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The federal government has repeatedly weakened or delayed efforts to rein in vaping products over the past decade.
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The U.S. and President Trump have often called on China to do more to rein in its neighbor.
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China has been imposing controls across the country to rein in rocketing property prices, often fueled by speculators.
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The cuts aim to rein in a supply glut that has weighed on markets for over two years.
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The bar is almost impossibly high for consumers or regulators who seek to rein in abusive data practices.
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He turned to China to rein in the D.P.R.K., a well-worn approach that, predictably, has not succeeded.
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But there's a part of the brain that can rein in these behaviors, called the inhibitory control network.
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It's also, crucially, the kind of fandom that's easy to rein in, as far as copyright is concerned.
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The UN Security Council on Sunday demanded Kiir and Machar rein in their forces and end the clashes.
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In the early 230s, Bill Clinton was running for president and trying to rein in high executive pay.
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Corporate trade groups complain their recommendations are conflicted and have been lobbying lawmakers and regulators to rein them in.
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As a matter of etiquette, contemporary bosses are expected to rein in their swagger and talk up their team.
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To others, she is a progressive fighter with a smart and sophisticated plan to rein in Wall Street excess.
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The chaebol continue to dominate the South Korean economy, despite repeated pledges by successive governments to rein them in.
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If China won't rein North Korea in, Trump has suggested the US should "make trade very difficult" with Beijing.
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CAVUTO: But he&aposs not doing anything to rein those costs in or at least even address the growth.
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The credit line seeks to rein in soaring twin deficits in the country and prop up the Argentine peso.
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The lack of consensus among the FEC's members has made it impossible to rein in campaign abuses, she said.
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First, he makes it pretty clear that he won't attempt to rein in Mueller or shut down the probe.
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Trump has been recently been full of praise of Chinese President Xi Jinping's efforts to rein in its neighbour.
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Bank of America/Merrill Lynch the financial adviser and Kirkland & Ellis and Wiley Rein the legal counsel to Nexstar.
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Coffee in moderation is okay, but the author says that many of us need to rein in our addiction.
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The indictment of its officers in 2014 shocked China into agreeing to a pact to rein in commercial espionage.
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That, in turn, could prompt producers to rein in capital investments, which would cut production growth targets next year.
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"Under cameras, many people will consciously rein in their behavior," an article in Friday's edition of the paper said.
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Oil prices shot up when Vladimir Putin threw his weight behind a proposal by OPEC to rein in production.
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The electric vehicle maker has struggled to rein in its spending, while staking its future on success in China.
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Will the next president commit to deploying all the resources of the executive branch to rein in Silicon Valley?
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To help rein in costs for medical care, more large employers are taking a page from Obamacare exchange plans.
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To rein in the excesses of the retweet, Wetherell suggested the social media companies turn their attention toward audiences.
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It was pretty much exclusively associated with fun and a meal there meant free rein on the dessert bar.
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Notably, neither game was actually made by Disney — a company notorious for keeping a tight rein on creative control.
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His has been a consistent vote to rein in the authority of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), for example.
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To many fans and critics an FDP return to government would rein in the CDU's most pro-European instincts.
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Ironically, Rein said that Pipedrive hasn't been using its own tools in the majority of its own sales efforts.
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Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter have overhauled policies to boost transparency ahead of the general election and rein in misinformation.
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He has, however, expressed support for a moderate carbon tax, which would aim to rein in greenhouse gas emissions.
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And they believed this meant giving up on winning and letting the Conservatives have free rein over the country.
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The congressional mandate is separate from the Trump administration's own efforts to rein in Huawei's dominance in the industry.
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The deal to rein in Iran's nuclear ambitions, signed in 2015, enabled most sanctions against Iran to be lifted.
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More large companies are trying to rein in overall costs by rewarding workers who take steps to get healthier.
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He says they will get Brazil's budget deficit under control, rein in inflation, and get the economy growing again.
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"China has no natural advantages other than illegal state support," Alan Price of Washington law firm Wiley Rein said.
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ANTITRUST, privacy, hate speech—whenever the European Union tries to rein in tech giants, Americans accuse it of protectionism.
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Kansong said a system would be set up to rein in the budget and focus only on poor families.
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There's also a visitor's center with an endlessly-looping short film titled Rein of Nobility narrated by William Shatner.
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"Policymakers appeared to be trying to rein in depreciation expectations with a stronger-than-expected fix (Friday), " Goldman said.
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Killers will try to take out them out in the hopes of then having free rein to kill others.
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Most are privately run and financed, operating with little or no government regulation to rein in abuse and neglect.
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Galston expects Trump's eventual Democratic opponent to champion policies designed to boost the working class and rein in corporations.
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In trying to rein in the bad guys, you make everyone miserable every time they send an e-mail.
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It connotes seriousness, it offers the promise that no TV setup is too complicated for it to rein in.
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However, the Obama administration also tried to get the Pakistanis to rein in the Haqqani Network, to little avail.
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At the end of last year, global leaders gathered in Paris to discuss how to rein in climate change.
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A global oil glut has pushed prices to 22015-year lows and forced energy companies to rein in spending.
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Singapore keeps a tight rein on public speech and the media, especially when it comes to race and religion.
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China has become increasingly frustrated with American and Japanese criticism that it should do more to rein in Pyongyang.
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Investors for a year have pressured oil and gas producers to rein in spending and instead focus on profits.
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Still, many patients struggle to pay for drugs because Obamacare gives drug companies free rein when setting drug prices.
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"A lot of these governments are trying to find a way to rein in what's happening online," Sinpeng said.
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Health policy experts are skeptical selling insurance across state lines would do much to rein in health insurance costs.
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The ruling party's response to the revelation has been not to rein in abuses, but to pursue the leakers.
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