Feature complete requiring supervision ... There's really three steps: feature complete of full self-driving but requiring supervision, feature complete but not requiring supervision, feature complete not requiring supervision and regulators agree.
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Wade guarantees the right to abortion, states have introduced restrictions as requiring women to undergo ultrasound testing, requiring parental notification for minors or requiring multiple visits and counseling.
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By requiring them to be fiduciaries; by requiring them to put their clients' interests ahead of their own.
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This follows court decisions requiring the Environmental Protection Agency to implement rules requiring that oil and gas operators identify and fix methane leaks, and to not delay Obama-era rules requiring states to decrease smog pollution.
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Some of the overdue mandates include requiring leak detection on hazardous liquid pipelines, requiring pipeline operators to report pipeline leaks within an hour of discovery and requiring automatic shut-off valves on certain pipeline transmission lines.
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Take a look below to see which cities you should consider if you want to secure a serious paycheck right out of college: Number of six-figure jobs requiring less than five years of experience: 3,080 Number of six-figure jobs requiring less than five years of experience: 3,001 Number of six-figure jobs requiring less than five years of experience: 9613,990 Number of six-figure jobs requiring less than five years of experience: 1,726 Number of six-figure jobs requiring less than five years of experience: 1,691 Number of six-figure jobs requiring less than five years of experience: 1,461 Number of six-figure jobs requiring less than five years of experience: 1,358 Number of six-figure jobs requiring less than five years of experience: 1,020 Number of six-figure jobs requiring less than five years of experience: 961 Number of six-figure jobs requiring less than five years of experience: 923
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Insurers in Australia are excluded from laws requiring fair contracts and requiring them to handle policy claims honestly and efficiently.
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The DISCLOSE Act would do so by requiring Super PACs to report campaign contributions of $10,000 or more within 24 hours, requiring groups to disclose campaign contributions to their members, and requiring lobbyists to disclose their political expenditures.
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Is it an international agreement requiring only a presidential signature or is it a treaty requiring the Senate's vote of approval?
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Congress passed a law in 2008 requiring regulators to enact measures requiring the adoption of technology to greatly improve rearview visibility.
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Laws requiring some kind of paper record for votes vary state to state, with only 13 not requiring them at all.
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One factor in his decision was that the city, while requiring Kessler's protest to move, was not requiring planned counterprotests to move.
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Numerous statutes contain similar language requiring agencies to take "necessary" and "appropriate" actions, or other language requiring agencies to take into account costs.
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These include requiring a "reasonable suspicion" of criminal conduct before searching databases, requiring court orders for searches, and establishing regular audits of systems' performance.
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Requiring a brand name company to provide samples would run afoul of the general antitrust presumption against requiring a firm to assist a competitor.
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Instead of requiring people to establish their eligibility annually, the legislature began requiring them to do so twice a year, and added some paperwork.
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The CBO projects that requiring insurers to offer coverage to everyone but not requiring all Americans to purchase coverage would badly damage the individual market.
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In 2012, Congress passed a law requiring the department to issue rules to improve bus safety, like requiring stronger roofs and technology to prevent rollovers.
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Ideas here include requiring networks to label automated bots as such; requiring platforms to verify identities, despite the significant consequences to free speech; legally requiring platforms to make regular disclosures about how many fake accounts they've deleted; ending Section 230 protections for defamation; legally requiring large platforms to create APIs for academic research; spending more money to fight cyber threats from Russia and other state-level actors.
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Some states and cities are requiring the former, with renewable energy standards; some (most notably California and Washington) are requiring the latter, with clean energy standards.
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Hellerstedt overturned two provisions in Texas's House Bill 2 (HB 2): one requiring abortion providers to meet the same building standards as ambulatory surgical centers, thus requiring clinics to undergo costly renovations or shut down entirely, the other requiring doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
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Thaler and Sunstein conclude that these forced choices have been found to produce higher participation rates than requiring opt-ins, but lower rates than requiring opt-outs.
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This plan involved requiring existing teachers to reapply for their jobs, sprucing up their buildings, offering foreign-language and art classes, and requiring kids to wear uniforms.
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Her idea is to start with actions — some requiring no legislation at all, others requiring only a simple Senate majority — that would greatly expand health insurance coverage.
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These include requiring the IRS to develop guidelines in identity-theft cases to reduce the burden for victims, requiring the IRS to develop a report on identity-theft refund fraud and requiring the IRS to notify taxpayers if their identities may have been used in an unauthorized manner.
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The El Paso City Council has been researching the possibility of requiring armed security guards for large stores, and of requiring certain additional security features at store entrances.
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The reforms include requiring use of de-escalation tactics, ensuring accountability when officers use force irresponsibly and requiring police to track incidents in which officers point their guns.
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A day later, after cross-checking the password dump with its records, Twitter identified some of its accounts as requiring extra protection, locking them and requiring a password reset.
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Thirty-three states now have ID laws, at least 17 of them — including Texas — requiring not just written proof of identity, but requiring or requesting a photograph as well.
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These could include reducing the fine, extending the time for payment, requiring that a defendant do community service, or requiring that the defendant attend public safety or community classes.
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But there's a difference between requiring corroboration to convict someone of a crime and requiring multiple women to tell the same story before any of them are fairly heard.
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And while the DOJ isn't officially requiring grantees to agree to all ICE requests, it's requiring them to do things that would lead to pretty much the same outcome.
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But these two laws — requiring doctors to have admitting privileges with a nearby hospital, and requiring abortion clinics to become surgical centers — aren't the only anti-abortion laws out there.
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Many states also have passed or considered laws banning certain types of abortions; requiring waiting periods before women are allowed to have them; or requiring permission from the man involved.
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The organization's proposed solutions included bringing costs in line with benefits, requiring plans to use more reasonable investment assumptions, and requiring the PBGC become more like a private insurance operation.
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There's really three steps: there's being feature complete of full self driving that requires supervision, feature complete but not requiring supervision, and feature complete not requiring supervision and regulators agree.
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That fuel, in turn, has mass of its own, requiring yet more fuel to lift, meaning that even a small increase in mass can end up requiring a dramatically bigger rocket.
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This included things like requiring doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at hospitals, and requiring clinics to meet the standards of surgical centers that do far more complex procedures.
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But YouTube says it's not requiring content creators to run ads, it's only requiring them to join the YouTube Partner Program, which enables the possibility of running ads, but doesn't require it.
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House passes bill requiring report on Iranian leaders' assets: The House passed legislation on Wednesday requiring the Treasury Department to publicly list the known assets of top Iranian political and military leaders.
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Actually requiring that recipients enroll their kids in school hurt rather than helped; merely labeling the money as school money was more effective than requiring that recipients put their kids in school.
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Specifically, the states introduced bills that require things such as requiring crisis pregnancy centers to disclose that they're not medically licensed facilities, having increased access to emergency contraception for survivors of sexual assault, requiring abortion to be classified as healthcare, and requiring employers to not discriminate against employees who make healthcare decisions that go against their personal beliefs.
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These include a provision requiring at least 10 years of data protections for biologic medicines, a provision requiring patents to be available for new uses of drugs, a provision requiring three years of data protections for clinical information submitted in connection with new uses of previously approved medicines, and a provision that links regulatory approval and patent status.
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Far from requiring Palestinian leaders to reject rejectionism as a condition of statehood, NSS does an end run around the issue by creating a state without requiring them to make concessions on anything.
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Those measures include requiring students to carry clear backpacks, having law enforcement officers from the Florida Highway Patrol patrol campus, and requiring students and staff to wear ID badges while on school grounds.
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All of them have "right-to-work" laws, which can prevent unionized shops from requiring new employees to join the union, and also prevent unions from requiring employers to hire only union workers.
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It balances privacy and security by requiring greater oversight, transparency, and accountability of the government's surveillance powers while limiting the incidental collection of Americans' communications and requiring a court order to query data.
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Georgia stopped requiring entry visas for Russian citizens in 2012.
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So 5g is requiring a lot of capital as well.
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Right, so you weren't even requiring them to pay money.
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" Case-sensitive: "Requiring correct input of uppercase and lowercase letters.
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"prescriptively requiring a certain type of technology," according to Ellman.
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It's a job for skilled craftspeople, requiring patience and knowledge.
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In August, the company started requiring users to add handles.
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It's actually the Chrome App, requiring Google's browser to function.
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Congress would do great harm by requiring such back doors.
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What you don't need is your headphones constantly requiring readjustment.
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In turn, jobs requiring more tech proficiency also pay more.
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Some private market valuations got ahead of themselves, requiring adjustment.
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Many women switch to jobs requiring less education or experience.
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The Trump administration would bar the states from requiring them.
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For Gomez, that meant requiring hospitalization at an inpatient facility.
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Another dispute requiring Solomonic justice has run almost as long.
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"It was provided without requiring payment for it," she said.
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ACT adapted by requiring a new test setup this year.
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Jerry Brown signs bill requiring use of prescription drug monitoring.
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There is currently no law requiring jurisdictions honor the requests.
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"Numerous insurers will be involved requiring multiple payments," he said.
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For those requiring a hotel, Max has got you covered.
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Blurring sensitive photos and requiring users to tap to reveal.
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His vision included requiring coverage for those with preexisting conditions.
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Prosecutions are inevitably onerous, requiring wiretaps, informants and good luck.
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A child unexpectedly becomes ill, requiring an emergency room visit.
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Massive problems requiring systemic change way beyond just beating Trump.
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Requiring more taps and swipes is the opposite of progress.
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Another was a rule requiring injury recordkeeping in the workplace.
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She repeatedly cut herself, requiring emergency runs to the hospital.
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We're requiring there to be several votes on each judge.
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It was a difficult job requiring finesse and perpetual focus.
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Instead, he cast it as a rescue operation, requiring secrecy.
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In 2013, Re:LIFE ran its first startup class requiring each
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There are no laws requiring families to be ripped apart.
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Californians passed a measure requiring background checks to buy ammunition.
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Arizona was among the states requiring approval prior to 2013.
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He found the allegations to be serious and requiring action.
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One rule, requiring hospitals to disclose negotiated rate, is final.
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But sustaining power is a different matter, requiring different strengths.
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In 1990, the ABMS began requiring reexamination every 10 years.
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It means it's feature complete, but feature complete requiring supervision.
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But requiring a legal ID adds an uncomfortable new wrinkle.
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The government requiring all adult sites to operate under the .
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Requiring companies to diversify their board rooms seems hardly controversial.
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The authentication process was thorough, requiring more research in France.
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Different countries are in different scenarios, requiring a tailored response.
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He had a history of kidney trouble, requiring three transplants.
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For projects requiring more support, we sometimes have grants available.
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By requiring people to be out, you're violating that principle.
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For booking information for all huts requiring reservations, visit booking.doc.govt.
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Executing a play requiring that much precision is awfully tough.
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Banks are usually requiring minimum deposits to receive the bonus.
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These constitutions often contain provisions requiring supermajority thresholds for change.
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They are not, however, requiring insurers to waive those costs.
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The party has a rule requiring proportional allocation of delegates.
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State legislatures can and should pass laws requiring these disclosures.
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This can also lead to coalition governments, requiring political compromise.
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However, only cases requiring hospitalization have been reported so far.
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Each solution is delightfully surprising, requiring genuine ingenuity and creativity.
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It would enforce laws requiring insurers to cover addiction treatment.
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Requiring universities to share student outcome data is common sense.
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Cosigning has the seductive feel of only requiring a signature.
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It's an arduous process requiring a fine attention to detail.
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The school had stayed open, requiring students to come in.
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He took frequent bathroom breaks, requiring guards to escort him.
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He took frequent bathroom breaks, requiring guards to escort him.
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Severe disease requiring hospitalization is uncommon, and death is rare.
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The plan aims to protect LGBTQ prisoners by requiring law enforcement agencies to receive training on implicit bias, ensuring the safety of transgender prisoners and requiring that they receive the health care they need.
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In 2009, California passed a law requiring that all college textbooks be available in electronic form by 2020; in 2011, Florida lawmakers passed legislation requiring public schools to convert their textbooks to digital versions.
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But requiring players "to consume alcoholic beverages or any other kind of drug, or requiring the ingestion of an undesirable or unwanted substance (food, drink, concoction)" is banned under the new collective bargaining agreement.
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Fought Trump administration delay of rule requiring measurement of greenhouse gas emissions from highway traffic Becerra's lawsuit forced the Trump administration to immediately implement a rule requiring local officials to measure pollution from highway traffic.
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The Cardenas-Mora project is seen requiring a total of $211 billion to successfully develop over the life of the contract, while the Ogarrio project is seen requiring some $490 million, according to Pemex estimates.
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The city of Beijing is currently requiring all workers to be seated at least a meter apart from one another and requiring companies to have only half their staff come in at a given time.
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Requiring businesses to pay slightly more for H-1B employees would knock out the outsourcing firms, but requiring them to pay a lot more would knock out a lot of nonprofits, small businesses, and startups.
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McConnell sparked a firestorm of criticism after he blocked two bills — one requiring paper ballots and provided more funding, the other requiring campaigns to report foreign contacts to the FBI — a day after Mueller's testimony.
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Four out of five respondents also said they supported requiring paid tax preparers to pass a government-administered test, and 83 percent said they support requiring preparation businesses to be licensed by a state agency.
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Coalition negotiations may take weeks or fail entirely, requiring new elections.
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U.S. attorneys are political appointees requiring confirmation by the U.S. Senate.
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It's farmable, but not easy, requiring strong backs and callused hands.
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In the U.S., there are no policies requiring paid parental leave.
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Some even dream of autonomous supply chains requiring no human intervention.
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Other than the consumer, most major borrowers are requiring less funding.
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This is a capacious plan, requiring both executive powers and legislation.
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It's a sobering finding, one definitely requiring further contemplation and action.
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And also by requiring that streaming services actively promote EU works.
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The City Council passed bills requiring H.R.A. to audit its operations.
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But not requiring a hub is definitely a perk of iLuv.
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It's a serious procedure, requiring brain surgery to put in place.
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"Another [option] is requiring more granularity when someone downvotes," Leung says.
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So officials added a condition, requiring applicants to work there, too.
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Section 1001 covers false statements more generally, without requiring an oath.
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These Bluetooth trackers run for a full year without requiring upkeep.
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Or requiring more transparency on prices from hospitals and drug companies.
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Ultimately, security is an ongoing effort requiring investment, monitoring, and innovation.
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The genre is expensive, often requiring designers to literally create worlds.
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Smartphones, watches, homes, and cars are increasingly requiring stable internet connections.
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The central bank will be requiring higher capital levels from January.
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Sweden goes a step further, requiring fathers to take time off.
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That said, there's nothing requiring you to use both actions consecutively.
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Eric Holcomb signed a bill into law Thursday requiring the test.
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That's requiring retailers, us included, to work harder to break through.
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Last month, it started requiring users to register their unmanned aircraft.
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The descent will be extremely complicated, requiring several precise navigational adjustments.
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Mr Trump went the extra step of requiring them of volunteers.
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Operating the sub is relatively simple, designers say, requiring minimal training.
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Protection Clause on its head by requiring states to dilute minority
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This tape often ripped while removing prints, requiring a frequent repairs.
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Presidents typically have roughly 1,200 positions requiring Senate confirmation to fill.
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Neither team scored on its final possessions, requiring the overtime session.
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"That would be like requiring him to have amnesia," Gross said.
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The presidency is an enormous job requiring an entire Executive Branch.
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This could build on Verified status by requiring a real name.
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Eventually, my simple solution to anything requiring revealing myself became avoidance.
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I've worked in offices before, of course, some requiring hellish commutes.
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Cybersecurity cooperation with the GCC is another area requiring further development.
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Requiring minimum turnouts can guard against the tyranny of the few.
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In fact, any change requiring bipartisan co-operation will be difficult.
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About 1.2 million Americans have type 1 diabetes, requiring daily insulin.
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Instead, FATCA imposes an indiscriminate information dragnet requiring all non-U.
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And officials are increasingly requiring people to hand over their passports.
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But there is no fule requiring the NYPD to do so.
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This could result in a person requiring mechanical ventilation to survive.
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And that's why we must go further in requiring price transparency.
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The letter also raised constitutional objections to requiring the President's testimony.
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Requiring unanimity boosts the care that a jury takes in deliberation.
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IFC loans included provisions requiring that certain environmental standards are met.
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Requiring people to carry quarters to buy a pen seems unreasonable.
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There is no law requiring that political leaders hold press conferences.
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They're also very comfortable, requiring little or no break-in period.
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They are perfect, fully realized objects, requiring no context or elucidation.
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Lots of patients end up requiring dialysis when rescued from earthquakes.
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This could mean requiring unpopular methods like taxes, rationing, and mandates.
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She wants legislation requiring all presidents to release their tax history.
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In their most recent update, Bumble started requiring unmoderated Facebook images.
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Only one of 13 positions requiring Senate confirmation — Pruitt's — is filled.
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And then there are performance objectives, requiring meticulous play to achieve.
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House of Fraser collapsed last month, requiring a last-minute bailout.
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Some older schools, though, are overcrowded, requiring trailers as overflow classrooms.
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The EU is also requiring Google to change the shopping feature.
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A temperature below 95 indicates an emergency, requiring immediate medical attention.
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It is more a compilation of prepublication notes, requiring further vetting.
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The new regulations requiring customer verification could turn off some customers.
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Saving lives in childbirth is complicated, often requiring emergency obstetric services.
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In response, the government revoked the law requiring tamper-proof tape.
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A financial panic (requiring a Fed response), or a natural disaster?
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Congress has not passed any bills requiring the practice since then.
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She would end up with a graze wound requiring 123 staples.
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Sixty-one percent of male respondents favored requiring that women register.
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"It is a tiring apartment," he said, requiring planning and hauling.
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These are longstanding issues, requiring American values that go above politics.
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Requiring additional information under the LDA could serve multiple salutary purposes.
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He is throwing public money at Pemex without requiring its reform.
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It's often an intimate process, requiring uncommon vulnerability, honesty, and communication.
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That is why I signed an executive order requiring price transparency.
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Wells are getting longer and wider, requiring larger amounts of sand.
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His wife, Kim Huson, takes charge of any chores requiring tools.
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The work was technical and rote, requiring neither stealth nor resourcefulness.
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That's clearly a multi-agency question requiring lots of NASA input.
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Requiring only conservative instructors to use it encourages bias, he said.
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It's battery-operated, requiring four AA batteries, and it costs $49.99.
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It's easy to craft, requiring only 10 Iron and 25 Heridium.
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Thinkful said it is requiring all users to change their passwords.
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But the judge is also requiring safeguards to protect innocent users.
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Polls show 72% support requiring background checks for private gun sales.
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Brazilian regulators are requiring divestiture of two Ball plants in Brazil.
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Many states are considering requiring facilities to adopt the NARR standards.
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However, the impact of requiring lower capacity magazines is highly uncertain.
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States passed laws requiring drivers and passengers to wear seat belts.
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" Requiring an extra hurdle, he said, "would create a new default.
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By April, legislators had approved numerous measures, including one requiring the Buildings Departments to notify the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration of any potential worker safety violations it encountered, another requiring cranes to be equipped with global positioning systems or similar devices, and still another requiring site safety plans and a monitoring program for buildings taller than four stories.
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In addition, the fund is open to medium projects open to startups and news organizations requiring up to €300k ($333k), and large projects, open to larger organizations with more ambitious goals requiring larger amounts of funding.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House announced efforts on Tuesday to improve air travel by requiring airlines to refund baggage handling fees if luggage is "substantially delayed" and requiring online travel agents to provide neutral search results.
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That could be as simple as requiring drones to display serial numbers, or as complex as requiring them to have transponders or GPS tracking devices that allow the authorities to track their progress at all times.
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"Requiring the constant reuse of food ware means requiring employees to spend more time every day washing and cleaning those reusable items," Sharokina Shams, a spokeswoman for the California Restaurant Association, told The San Francisco Chronicle.
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Two dozen other states have similar restrictions in place, requiring abortion clinics to meet the standards of hospital-style surgical centers and requiring doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at hospitals within 85033 miles.
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The court declares that both provisions of the law - requiring physicians who perform abortions to have difficult-to-obtain "admitting privileges" at a local hospital and requiring clinics to install costly hospital-grade facilities - violate abortion rights.
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The regulators said, however, that they would retain their current approach of requiring smaller firms to determine an appropriate ratio between fixed pay and variable remuneration, or bonuses, while not requiring them to apply the bonus cap.
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Much aid was "tied", requiring goods to be bought from Western companies.
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Most states have laws requiring businesses to notify consumers of data breaches.
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The biggest potential change would be requiring premium payments for Medicare support.
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Trump separately signed an order requiring pipeline builders to use American steel.
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Proponents of requiring just that argue raising the minimum helps reduce inequality.
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Facebook started requiring people sign up with their "authentic" names in 2014.
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Reinforcement learning is gradually becoming more common for tasks requiring language generation.
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Three of the injured were in critical condition, requiring surgery, police said.
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Hangovers have gone from mildly annoying to requiring a multi-day recovery.
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This tactic has resulted in legislation requiring delays and state-mandated counseling.
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California's waters are deep, requiring costly and unproven floating wind turbine technology.
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Besides, would that mean requiring a minimum number of minutes on screen?
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Reading means parsing grammar on the fly, a tricky task requiring concentration.
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That is a clear and present challenge, requiring specific and creative solutions.
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They are off-the-shelf, requiring no tissue matching prior to administration.
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These groups also have strict rules requiring gender parity in top posts.
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And they feasted on a five-tiered wedding cake, requiring 110 lbs.
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Warren's legislation, requiring that American multinationals be held accountable to European stakeholders.
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Requiring every candidate for federal office to put their tax returns online.
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Opposes requiring states to recognize concealed carry permits granted in other states.
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Last year Serbia and Iran stopped requiring visas for each other's citizens.
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They want the rule requiring priests to be celibate to be scrapped.
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Some Tory advisers argue that merely requiring a statement will signify little.
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There are bulky ones requiring lots of projectors or strange-shaped screens.
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They were simple, only requiring three ingredients: white cornmeal, salt, and water.
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The state should favour the flow of information by requiring transparent contracts.
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Regulators have also issued restricted licences, limiting services but requiring less capital.
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They also urged action on legislation requiring background checks for gun purchases.
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By requiring them to put their clients' interests ahead of their own.
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The agency even began requiring people register their drones with the agency.
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It would bar California from requiring automakers to sell more electric vehicles.
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To stem the flow of migrants, Ecuador started requiring visas in December.
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In California, 16 cases had been reported, two of them requiring hospitalization.
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The company started taking pre-orders last May, requiring a $1,523 deposit.
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No one tried to pass a law requiring people to unburn things.
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The cluster raises the specter of a convention requiring a second ballot.
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And it can adjust on the fly without requiring active human feedback.
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Georgia takes it one step further, requiring that teachers also be trained.
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His spokesman later said this was "a political proposal" requiring further discussion.
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Requiring approval from consumers to use the data is a new feature.
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These items stop the machines from working, requiring costly stops and shutdowns.
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It also gets rid of ObamaCare's mandate requiring people to buy insurance.
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Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.), who drafted the amendment requiring the GAO report.
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With league play requiring teams to travel — like a traditional sports league.
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I'm doing a job that isn't really requiring a ton of stunts.
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Well now the phrase has surpassed itself, no longer requiring mere words.
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Studies indicate that crops would utilize water more efficiently, requiring less water.
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The process can take years, requiring that a governor consider each petition.
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This is an American problem requiring a principled and pragmatic American solution.
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Twenty-seven states have laws requiring them, including New York, he said.
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The future will produce more jobs requiring an ability to fly drones.
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After a few months, Shaich began requiring employees to undergo sensitivity training.
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Also, my unit froze twice in a week, requiring a complete reset.
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Since when did requiring the Chinese to end currency manipulation become distortionary?
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This is a systemic and pervasive problem requiring immediate industry-wide action.
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If rerouting isn't an option, Laubner recommends requiring a signature upon delivery.
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Currently, that document includes a clause requiring that Japan renounce all war.
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Drugmakers questioned the federal government's legal standing for requiring the price disclosures.
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If rerouting isn't an option, Blink recommends requiring a signature upon delivery.
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But even those aren't system-level, requiring no additional usernames and passwords.
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In short, American symbols are more explicit, requiring less "decoding" to understand.
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It is an ambitious undertaking, requiring an investment of millions of dollars.
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The chip can do that while only requiring 5 watts of power.
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Even states that had constitutions requiring equal population districts were ignoring them.
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Many Democrats see all progress as requiring more government and more regulations.
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But requiring trigger warnings on adult novels would be unsustainable, she said.
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"You're pretty," he said, and (requiring excessive admiration) I smiled at him.
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The Texas requirement is even less stringent, requiring privileges within 30 miles.
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Cultural practices such as requiring a bride provide a dowry reinforce this.
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Thracia 776 was put aside, requiring too much effort, given the pain.
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In addition to the expected demand, Google is requiring HTTPS for all.
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It's not enough to have rules requiring that they protect the information.
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This public-private partnership would save lives without requiring new congressional appropriations.
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The crossing was protected by flashing signals requiring the truck to stop.
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The military is requiring mandatory financial education training on bases and online.
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There is no federal law requiring companies to disclose a security vulnerability.
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We can avoid this national embarrassment without requiring painful sacrifices from anyone.
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But he objected to requiring licensed centers to provide information about abortion.
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Requiring two signatures would improve the odds of decency in the decision.
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I ended up with a severe case of mastitis requiring an operation.
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There is no federal law requiring that workers receive paid sick leave.
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Its efforts requiring more scrutiny will likely be mimicked by other companies.
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Their power encompassed marital rape, beating, requiring or forbidding abortion, and more.
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But not requiring an undergraduate degree is a new approach for Goldman.
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Concerned about unprepared agents, the union started requiring the test in 2016.
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Each company began requiring political campaigns to label their ads more clearly.
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Federal health officials announced new testing criteria, requiring only a doctor's agreement.
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This is devilishly hard, once again requiring years of work and study.
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I found it very easy to rinse out, not even requiring shampoo.
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Last year, Congress passed a law requiring new controls on emerging technologies.
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Changing one word meant two others needed to change, requiring further changes.
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Facebook and Amazon are among the companies cancelling domestic events requiring travel.
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Great to see the NYC Council requiring cash as a payment option.
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But requiring multiple crew members is no guarantee runaway trains won't happen.
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Performances requiring silence and attention are advised to seek out a convent.
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Still, some areas requiring technical and substantive changes will become clear quickly.
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Massachusetts, however, doesn't have any existing laws requiring Amazon to take action.
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Requiring agencies to show their work keeps them accountable to us all.
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Serial bank failures ensued, requiring a bailout organized by J. Pierpont Morgan.
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There is growing interest among states in requiring seatbelts on school buses.
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Heavy bags add to the weight of the plane, requiring more fuel.
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Mike Lee (R-Utah) has proposed requiring congressional approval for trade actions.
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The agencies are requiring the banks to address the shortcomings by Oct.
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Solheim said the concept of requiring conservation efforts is a good idea.
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But jobs requiring the least declined 22025 percent in that same period.
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Deaths attributed to influenza and patients requiring hospitalization have both been low.
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The ancient heating system, requiring pliers to operate, is clanky and hissy.
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Requiring consumers to pay for it separately might be a hard sell.
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In its current form, Shapeshifter is semi-autonomous, requiring some human guidance.
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She also called for requiring disclosures of foreign donations to think tanks.
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It's also tinkering with requiring your Instagram and Facebook birthdates to match.
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Twitter stood alone in requiring disclosure in paid political posts that year.
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The NFL has refused to implement a rule requiring players to stand.
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It also repeals ObamaCare's individual mandate requiring Americans to have health insurance.
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One hundred and eleven had policies requiring board oversight of political spending.
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Regulators finalized rules requiring the additional debt at the end of 2016.
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By and large, lawyers are requiring the government to follow the law.
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First, Congress would have to issue a subpoena requiring Comey to testify.
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Two years later, Littler was found to have lymph cancer, requiring surgery.
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Many of these events wiped out large areas, requiring a complete rebuilding.
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At certain points the disease has flared up, requiring more drastic treatments.
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The court said key provisions of the law — requiring abortion doctors to have difficult-to-obtain "admitting privileges" at a local hospital and requiring clinics to have costly hospital-grade facilities — violated a woman's right to an abortion.
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For voter ID laws, we defined "strict" as the states requiring photo identification to vote, "moderately strict" as states requiring non-photo identification to vote, and non-strict as states where voters can cast their ballot without identification.
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Red-state governors have proposed requiring some Medicaid recipients to work or look for work, charging small premiums or asking enrollees to pay something out of pocket for medical care, and even requiring drug trusts for Medicaid recipients.
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In 2013, the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (known as DSM-5) eliminated Asperger's and redefined the autism spectrum as encompassing level 0003 ("requiring support") to level 3 ("requiring very substantial support").
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The Supreme Court said provisions of the Texas law requiring abortion doctors to have difficult-to-obtain "admitting privileges" at local hospitals and requiring clinics to have costly hospital-grade facilities violated a woman's right to an abortion.
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And these devices could also just leverage a user's phone connection instead of requiring LTE chips with their own subsequent data plans — but requiring the phone to be near the camera at all times would limit each product's flexibility.
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The state laws that would become illegal under the "Women's Health Protection Act" include bans on abortion after 28500 weeks of pregnancy, measures requiring ultrasounds before abortions and law requiring multiple trips to the clinic before obtaining an abortion.
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CDC threat category: Concerning CDC death estimate: 440 Statistical uncertainty of CDC estimate: Not calculated Number of states requiring reporting of disease: N/A Number of states requiring reporting of deaths: N/A Gram positive Edited by John Blanton
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Parliament then passed a law reorganizing the court, requiring a two-thirds majority for any decision to be binding, instead of a simple majority, and requiring that 13 of the 15 judges hear a given case, instead of nine.
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A recent Politico/Morning Consult poll found that 82 percent of Americans support requiring a person to be 21 to purchase an assault-style weapon, and 81 percent support requiring a person to be 21 to buy a gun.
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S&P Global analysts calculated that hospitalization costs for patients requiring care in an intenvise car unit could top $20,000 for patients under 65 on private health insurance plans, and more than $12,000 for Medicare patients requiring ICU care.
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"By requiring testing and by working with NIST [National Institute of Standards and Technology] and requiring regular reporting on this, we think we can work the kinks out of the system," Lee said Thursday when asked about those concerns.
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Algorithmic face-swaps have gone from requiring hundreds of images and days of processing time in late 2017, to requiring only a handful of images, or even just text inputs, and a few hours of time, in recent months.
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It also entails requiring big platforms to license anonymised bulk data to rivals.
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Requiring search warrants will not impose a big burden on law enforcement agencies.
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Meth addiction is tough to treat, ideally requiring costly and time-consuming counseling.
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But severe disease requiring hospitalization is uncommon, as is death from the virus.
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Requiring too many steps I don't want to type anything on my phone.
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The situation: There's no federal law requiring paid maternity leave (for any job).
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The monkey community regularly sees its young as too needy, requiring immediate gratification.
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A judge has granted a reprieve from an order requiring groups supporting Gov.
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States are now requiring schools to bring active-shooter drills into every classroom.
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Proving wrongdoing will be difficult, though, requiring, perhaps, incriminating email or other correspondence.
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Eight states have strengthened or passed laws requiring background checks since December 2012.
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The company will also need dedicated staff requiring healthcare plans and benefit packages.
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Some, like Fox News, will also offer online streaming without requiring cable login.
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Each building has a totally distinct design, requiring constant research into different techniques.
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That is not the same as "requiring doctors to participate in killing patients".
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Department stores and restaurants were requiring workers to wear masks on the job.
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In comparison, the number of positions requiring French speakers increased by just 1%.
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Washington state, for example, passed legislation requiring 22019 percent clean electricity by 2045.
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And the law could nudge them in that direction without outright requiring it.
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So you have to include an individual mandate, requiring that everyone get coverage.
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It's a quintessential summer film: a big-budget romp requiring low brain activity.
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That included requiring Mr. Kupperman's legal team to file a brief on Nov.
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Few states have any regulations requiring tattoo salons to provide after-care instructions.
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Schultz suggests requiring drivers to video record their rides as another safety measure.
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In contrast, requiring drivers to take selfies seems like a very small ask.
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Bills in Pennsylvania and Washington target local laws requiring paid leave for employees.
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But to suck up enough would be a huge undertaking, requiring vast plantations.
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U.S. CONSIDERS REQUIRING 5G EQUIPMENT FOR DOMESTIC USE BE MADE OUTSIDE CHINA -WSJ
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Of those, 316 were flagged up as requiring a response from the firms.
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The CUBIC compound isn't very human-friendly, requiring a series of genetic modifications.
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The economics of their businesses are requiring them to try and do that.
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Portugal passed a law this year requiring a vegan option at public institutions.
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Oklahoma dropped one place to No. 6 after requiring overtime to defeat Army.
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It's a massive bombshell of a topic—one requiring serious rumination and discussion.
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Also, why laws requiring immigrants to speak host-nations' languages are counter-productive.
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A similar setup to CNN's, requiring users to provide their cable subscription information.
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American policy tacitly encourages this by not being tough enough in requiring English.
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"Right now we are stuck with requiring persistence and repeatability," she told Gizmodo.
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Like the new California law requiring at least one woman on corporate boards.
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Go deeper: Florida House passes bill requiring former felons to pay before voting
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That changed in 2003, when the SEC started requiring them to do so.
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Women remain bound by guardianship laws requiring male permission to obtain a license.
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But successful treatment is complex, requiring a multi-pronged approach to effect change.
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That's because parents have found end runs around the new law requiring vaccinations.
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A dire contagion requiring immediate attention—but which we don't yet know about.
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I can appreciate why parents might be wary of the government requiring vaccinations.
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It has 18 unicycles, each costing 7,000 naira ($23)and requiring regular maintenance.
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There is no federal law requiring local agencies to adhere to those guidelines.
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It considers no significant alternatives to requiring all contractors to use the system.
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He was released in November 2014 after requiring a third Tommy John surgery.
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The mod will tax the average PC, requiring 8GB RAM to run smoothly.
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One hundred and eleven companies had policies requiring board oversight of political spending.
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Swatting is when a caller falsely reports an emergency requiring a police response.
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It then classified the drugs into rational, irrational, and those requiring more studies.
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"The DOJ should again enforce laws requiring clean voter rolls and clean elections."
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One method is requiring that new apartments be 80 square metres or larger.
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Bleeding within the skull presses down on the brain, requiring immediate emergency care.
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The garden can also produce strawberries, carrots, and potatoes without requiring much water.
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Contracts with wedding vendors tend to be ironclad, requiring deposits and payment deadlines.
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Computers thus reallocate rather than displace jobs, requiring workers to learn new skills.
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Shortly after the incident, the FAA issued an emergency airworthiness directive requiring inspections.
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Even among gun owners, 92% support requiring background checks for all gun buyers.
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In May, he approved a bill requiring employers to provide paid sick leave.
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Supporters said requiring photo IDs before casting a vote would prevent voter fraud.
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They have specialized needs often requiring a locked unit to keep them safe.
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A legislative committee can issue a subpoena requiring information from the executive branch.
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Officials are also requiring some new land to be dedicated to rented buildings.
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The fintech offers corporate cards to startups without requiring a founder's personal guarantee.
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His proposals include requiring Congressional approval and judicial review of major EPA regulations.
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It aims to cultivate something requiring neither soil nor seeds: a generous spirit.
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But unfortunately, the gun lobby opposes requiring background checks on all gun sales.
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It is invariably chock-full of facts, figures and tips, requiring full concentration.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California legislators on Thursday tightened rules requiring Volkswagen AG (VOWG_p.
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They have replaced streetlights and passed rules requiring that outdoor lights point down.
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They should recognize the insurgency as a political problem requiring a political solution.
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Gerald E. Scorse helped pass the bill requiring basis reporting for capital gains.
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But cannabis is a drought-resistant crop, requiring little water and no pesticides.
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The Republican-controlled Congress was all for requiring poor single mothers to work.
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The third disease requiring more attention is Chagas, which has many transmission routes.
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The problem stems from Facebook not requiring any proof of age upon signup.
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However state laws requiring electors to follow the statewide vote invalidated both efforts.
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It actually goes a giant leap further by requiring the father's informed consent.
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It's pretty simple to undo in Photoshop, usually only requiring a few clicks.
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Stop requiring children to conform to and work solely within adult-oriented structures.
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In 2013, the Treasury Department issued guidelines requiring exchanges to verify customer identities.
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The asylum process can be grueling, often requiring lengthy interviews and documentary evidence.
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Requiring priests to turn in people who confess to child abuse will backfire.
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Some cities are even requiring residents to stay home, except in extreme circumstances.
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Johnson could also ignore the law requiring him to ask for more time.
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These jobs often paid less, while the ones requiring physical strength paid more.
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After Peru started requiring visas of Venezuelans, Chile and Ecuador implemented similar measures.
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"I'd rather have them do it voluntarily than requiring a law," he said.
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But he lunged at her and was stabbed near his heart, requiring surgery.
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The process is long and complicated, requiring visits to police stations and courthouses.
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Ride-hailing is expensive, requiring plenty of spending to attract drivers and passengers.
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The positions might involve more complex care requiring a higher level of skill.
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We refuse to box the poems in by requiring a fidelity to subject.
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Since when did the theater become a courtroom requiring equal time for all?
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After that, the Ministry of Education began requiring photo IDs on application paperwork.
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Instead of requiring six codons to make serine, this genome used just four.
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Getting tech companies to give up data is hard, probably requiring regulatory intervention.
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However, the benefits from requiring them to enter competitions definitely outweigh the hassle.
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He became quite ill, requiring a breathing machine in the intensive care unit.
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The diocese settled with the family after requiring a confidentiality agreement, he said.
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But those ballots are blank, requiring voters to write in every candidate's name.
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It designs them to communicate a company's branding and message without requiring sound.
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These included requiring male models to wear Abercrombie polo shirts, sandals, and underwear.
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Sanders, a landmark reapportionment case requiring congressional districts to be of equal population.
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Nebulizing diffusers: Requiring no heat or water, these diffusers disperse just essential oils.
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Stemming the spread of the coronavirus is already requiring radical changes in behavior.
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Requiring more background checks might help, but most gun buyers meet the requirements.
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From that jumble of wonderful tools requiring no gasoline, pull out a rake.
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Some sellers and brokers are requiring prospective attendees to preregister for open houses.
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Doors are drilled in various ways, requiring different types of latches and rosettes.
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However, increased regulatory and societal scrutiny is requiring companies to rethink this approach.
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The Balanced Budget Amendment faces even steeper hurdles, requiring 67 senators in support.
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She reinjured her wrist, requiring two more operation and ending her competitive career.
|
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In April, Schmidt tore his right ulnar collateral ligament, requiring Tommy John surgery.
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Yes, there is evidence that civil laws requiring gun permits reduce gun deaths.
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Obama issued an executive order in July requiring annual disclosures about such strikes.
|
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But six years later, there is no federal law requiring universal background checks.
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In May, the former president broke his hip, requiring him to undergo surgery.
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"We're just requiring that it's available before care, and not after," Verma said.
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In May, the Democrat broke his hip, again at his home, requiring surgery.
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"Sometimes they end up requiring you to sacrifice your long-term financial security."
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Schools in New York City, where I practice, stop requiring the flu shot.
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They had broken before, requiring additional surgeries to repair, but this was different.
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He voted against requiring insurance plans to cover mental health and addiction treatment.
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His face was split open, requiring 22 stitches in all, Us Weekly reports.
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In May, they passed a bill requiring repayment as a condition for voting.
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This is a national problem requiring national attention, leadership and, above all, investment.
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Her state tallied 136 cases linked to the outbreak, with 20% requiring hospitalization.
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All of these factors can distract from schoolwork, requiring much tighter time management.
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Virginia is one of eight states requiring marriage applicants to disclose their race.
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The resulting lifestyle is often unhealthy, requiring long sedentary periods with little sleep.
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The task became more resource-intensive, requiring water to blast away the hills.
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While some have resigned, there is no law requiring them to do so.
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One new proposal is requiring able-bodied, working-age Medicaid enrollees to work.
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It prohibits employers from requiring that such allegations be resolved in private arbitration.
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The magic and the mania were perfectly contiguous—bordering kingdoms requiring no passports.
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Instagram has long valued anonymity, including not requiring people to use real names.
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The Reagan administration tried to rescind a rule requiring airbags in passenger vehicles.
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This is why Congress rejected requiring a recruitment waiting period for H-1Bs.
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Instead, it's toying with the idea of requiring people to select a category.
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In 210, the state of New Jersey began requiring testing twice a year.
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Texas led the charge, requiring abortion clinics to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers and requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at local hospitals — provisions that left the entire state of Texas with only a handful of safe clinics.
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By the end of the month, we should know if the Supreme Court will take the case (requiring the votes of four justices) and whether it will give the green light to the ban in the meantime (requiring five votes).
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In July 2014, the Homeland Security Department stepped up security of U.S.-bound flights, requiring tougher screening of mobile phones and other electronic devices and requiring them to be powered up before passengers could board flights to the United States.
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The new rules require that all licensed agents include two terms in sales contracts, one requiring the seller's consent before assigning a contract and a second requiring that any profit from contract assignment be turned over to the original seller.
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But Price's bill, which was vetoed by President Barack Obama, would have maintained Obamacare reforms including requiring insurers to provide coverage to people regardless of their health status and requiring insurers to have specific benefits and basic levels of coverage.
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The Homeland Security Department stepped up security of U.S.-bound flights in July 2014, requiring tougher screening of mobile phones and other electronic devices and requiring them to be powered up before passengers could board flights to the United States.
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The court declared that both key provisions of the law - requiring abortion doctors to have difficult-to-obtain "admitting privileges" at a local hospital and requiring clinics to have costly hospital-grade facilities - violated a woman's right to an abortion.
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"Such restrictions may include requiring, where appropriate for the animal's size, that the animal be placed in a pet carrier, the animal stay on the floor at the passenger's feet, or requiring the animal to be on a leash or tether."
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He simply had to show, carefully and methodically, the "virtual absence of any health benefit" from requiring doctors who provide abortions to obtain admitting privileges at local hospitals or requiring abortion clinics to retrofit themselves as mini-hospitals at huge cost.
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" In a statement, Clinton also pledged to "promote [Securities and Exchange Commission] rulemaking requiring publicly traded companies to disclose all political spending to their shareholders" and to sign an "executive order requiring federal government contractors to fully disclose all political spending.
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They include boosting education funding for disadvantaged groups, introducing national service for Israelis like ultra-Orthodox Jews now exempted from conscription, requiring pension providers to offer low-cost pensions, and requiring religious schools to teach maths, science and foreign languages.
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The statement said the F.D.A. would consider requiring a black-box warning — its most serious — for the products and requiring that doctors go over a checklist with patients describing implant risks as part of the informed consent process before surgery.
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And though it has said it doesn't plan on requiring it in the future, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is requiring companies to report wage information across gender and race to the federal government by the end of the month.
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Other parts of the Democrats' bill include requiring the Pentagon to develop and implement a comprehensive Russia strategy, requiring the president to submit a plan to Congress on imposing sanctions until Russia is back in compliance with the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty and requiring the Pentagon to craft a plan to reduce the risk of nuclear war in the face of Russia's "escalate to de-escalate" doctrine.
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Kansas, however, is one of four states requiring proof of citizenship when residents register.
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They try to reduce risk by requiring traders on both sides to post collateral.
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Both lenders are likely to ask for more fiscal discipline, requiring drastic spending cuts.
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In 1993, Congress passed legislation requiring publicly funded medical studies to include more minorities.
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In addition, he said, the factory is undergoing modernization that is requiring production cutbacks.
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December 2009 - Porsche's derivatives portfolio unravels in the financial crisis, requiring billions in refinancing.
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Marvel's villain problem runs deep, requiring a total shift in the MCU franchise formula.
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He explained the investment was requiring a "disproportionately" large amount of time and resources.
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Further, he said, the size of studies will grow, requiring more tokens for purchase.
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Similar Rolls-Royce engines on the 787s have had significant issues requiring maintenance fixes.
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There are no federal laws requiring employers to give workers time off to vote.
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This limits uptake—but increases exclusivity, further augmented by requiring an invitation to join.
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The state eventually passed a law requiring electors' votes to be cast in public.
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A judge granted a temporary restraining order requiring him to stay away from Silver.
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But what areas for you were standing out as absolutely requiring the extra time?
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Loans from the IFC include provisions requiring that certain environmental standards will be met.
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In May of last year, Facebook stopped requiring a phone number for two-factor.
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Others, like requiring corporations to create a "general public benefit", seem vague and unenforceable.
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They were (and are!) cheap and fast to set up, requiring very little expertise.
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Rules requiring majority EU ownership could cause problems for airlines such as British Airways.
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Manafort also proposed no longer requiring his wife and daughter to serve as sureties.
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This is an unsettled area of law, likely requiring action by Congress to resolve.
|
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But in December, the City Council passed an ordinance requiring more stringent fingerprint screenings.
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A drought would raise vegetable and pulse prices, requiring increased spending on welfare schemes.
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Hence the idea of EPAs: reciprocal deals, requiring both parties to open their markets.
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The hospitalized patients reported difficulty breathing and chest pains, some requiring ventilators to breathe.
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So I'm a big advocate of cities requiring ... Which is where everybody's living. Yeah.
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Both did so despite high-poverty student populations, and both are requiring more phonics.
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Supply chains can be complex beasts, requiring each component to be checked and tested.
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The agency is considering requiring real-estate professionals to adopt anti-money-laundering programs.
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"I'm doing a job that isn't really requiring a ton of stunts," added Renner.
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The verified signature prevents against this by requiring a private key to make edits.
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That, in the end, may have ended up requiring a customized approach to hardware.
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But the unknown disease had already cut off circulation to his limbs, requiring amputation.
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CNN projects Maine voted against requiring background checks for sales by non-licensed dealers.
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In addition, the infants who got kangaroo care had fewer severe infections requiring hospitalization.
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They slow down innovation by requiring a government "permission slip" before launching new ideas.
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Mike Pence voted against requiring insurance companies to cover mental health and addiction treatment.
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These include requiring identification from all customers and keeping a record of unusual transactions.
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He opposes requiring states to recognize concealed carry permits granted in other states. Sen.
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Ideas such as requiring firms to take name-blind job applications have been floated.
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At best, it's a loyalty program requiring customers to overspend in order to join.
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Only in that year did Britain begin requiring a doctor's prescription for its purchase.
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Such conditions can be intrusive, requiring the companies to report regularly to the authorities.
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Leitschuh said this allowed Zoom to reinstall the app without requiring any user interaction.
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Gleaning is now an urban and green preoccupation, requiring toilets, parking and travel expenses.
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However, it would be challenging to verify this experimentally, requiring a helicopter or UAV.
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De Blasio recently passed a bill requiring buildings to use more eco-friendly materials.
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Smith-Bindman said that excessively high radiation dosage is a problem requiring urgent attention.
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The policy would hurt hospitals by requiring them to pay more for outpatient drugs.
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His wife Rachel had ovarian torsion, which is a serious medical emergency requiring surgery.
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A significant catch is that this winds up requiring a lot of extra servers.
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South Carolina lawmakers proposed a law requiring these icons in all ride-share vehicles.
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That Trump wants the AHCA to cover more people, thus requiring more federal money?
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And it fights in rounds, requiring a break after every three minutes of combat.
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Massachusetts has had a law in place for decades requiring stores to accept cash.
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Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) only began requiring exchanges to register from April 2017.
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Senate Democrats can mount a filibuster, requiring 60 votes in the Senate for approval.
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This all takes place in the background, without requiring intervention on the user's part.
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That new charge is one of the key elements requiring legislative and regulatory approval.
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If OKCupid isn't actually requiring real names, why kill the username policy at all?
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This compares to laws requiring that a more expensive licensed acupuncturist be on site.
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Rick Perry (now energy secretary), requiring that it increase its use of renewable energy.
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A separate general meeting of Booker shareholders will follow shortly, requiring 75 percent support.
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Either way, a full-scale banking crisis would be inevitable, requiring central bank intervention.
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Each has different constituencies who care about them, requiring different solutions presenting different challenges.
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That power is balanced by requiring that the appointments be confirmed by the Senate.
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Persuading said company to lower your bill is a task requiring patience and persistence.
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Now, Italy has passed a law requiring that technology to be standard in vehicles.
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Last week, I introduced H.R. 1381 – Requiring Individual Responsibility in Medicaid Act of 2017.
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In 1917 cross-country travel was by rail, requiring days to get to Washington.
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The argument that we are requiring young women to go into combat is nonsense.
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There's nothing in the Constitution requiring the White House to hold a daily briefing.
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Their bill would treat that group's investment as a single investment, requiring public disclosure.
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Still, it's a heavy service, requiring an investment of time and energy to use.
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Carson has suspended the rules requiring local governments to address patterns of racial segregation.
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Earlier this month, President Obama proposed a rule requiring federal agencies do the same.
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Challenging end to EPA provision requiring major sources of air pollution to reduce emissions.
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Routine applications that were once commonly accepted are now sent back requiring more documentation.
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China also began requiring people to register with the government when buying large knives.
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Davis (2001), the court interpreted immigration statutes as requiring judicial review of detention decisions.
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Her oldest son suffered nosebleeds, body rashes and a developmental disorder requiring speech therapy.
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Will the administration follow through on requiring drug companies to disclose prices in ads?
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The number of jobs requiring occupational licenses has ballooned in the last 50 years.
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Last year, the University of Chicago stopped requiring the SAT and ACT for admission.
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The DLBA has a compliance program requiring winning bidders to renovate the auctioned homes.
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These exchanges are horizontal, requiring a good deal of time and energy to sustain.
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Her kidneys failed, requiring dialysis; she was also contending with diabetes and heart disease.
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But those are opt-in systems, requiring residents to sign up to receive warnings.
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California recently passed one of the country's strongest laws requiring transparency for campaign advertising.
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Still, there are significant upfront costs of requiring the solar panels on new homes.
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So would requiring the mine to undertake expensive procedures to render the tailings safe.
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By not requiring knowledge, tests create no incentive for particular knowledge to be taught.
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The tear pea's skin is thin and fibrous, requiring it to be handled delicately.
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Requiring all gun owners to complete a gun safety course and register all firearms.
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He drafted legislation passed in 2016 requiring the testing of backlogged kits in Georgia.
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There are no rules requiring companies to share further breakdowns of daily active users.
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Requiring large concessions from them is likely to spark unrealistic demands for the Taliban.
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Like other corporations, Google enforces strict policies requiring employees to keep company business confidential.
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However, in a healthy democracy, requiring people to show up is a good thing.
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Requiring actual harm makes the privacy legal framework more efficient and more pro-consumer.
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How about requiring comprehensive personal finance education from colleges in exchange for student loans?
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In June 216, new rules requiring disclosures to prevent money laundering went into effect.
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Cruz is opposed to requiring employers to include contraception in their health care plans.
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He acknowledges it would be a project requiring a lot of time and commitment.
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Rather than requiring an electrical wall connection, the Tap runs off a rechargeable battery.
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At best, the misalignment will cause waste in the system by requiring additional concessionality.
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They are challenging a rule requiring the renewal of stoop permits every 103 years.
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This amounts to requiring the president to admit, in writing, that he's a windbag.
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North Carolina passed a referendum requiring voters to present a photo ID, 56-44.
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With each one requiring its own production line, this is currently an expensive proposition.
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Arkansas passed a law requiring PBMs to be licensed through the state's insurance department.
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It can do all of this without requiring any changes to the actual applications.
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Why this time it's different: Startups are staying private longer, thus requiring more capital.
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But at the time, no law was in place requiring prompt reporting of deaths.
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Weedmaps also combats the problem by requiring products to be verified on their platform.
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The grocery business is notoriously difficult, with low margins requiring large scale to succeed.
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An additional software problem was also found within recent weeks, requiring another software fix.
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Others would prevent employers from requiring job applicants to hand over social media information.
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Congress could set minimum standards for each state — requiring automatic voter registration, for example.
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In April 2017, Japan began requiring cryptocurrency exchange sites to register with the government.
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Manufactured homes were also rented "as is," requiring the renter to make all repairs.
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Refining low-sulfur fuel requires additional processing, requiring expensive plant refitting in many operations.
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Ms. McGrath recalled tearing a ligament in her knee, requiring surgery ahead of prom.
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"What if one of the older generation ends up requiring significant care?" she said.
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" He added, "Requiring them to hold onto the interest longer is besides the point.
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On Wednesday, Switzerland began requiring licenses for exports of masks, gloves, goggles and swabs.
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The President invoked the DPA on Friday, requiring General Motors to begin making ventilators.
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Many local qualifying pageants are still requiring women to compete in the swimwear activity.
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Bredesen issued a new policy in August 2005 requiring that all records be preserved.
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Dad jokes tend to be clean, generic and short, requiring no context or explanation.
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Requiring information about the social media accounts of visa applicants was part of that.
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It was only in 2000 that a law took effect requiring a formal investigation.
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And even the US government has taken important steps in that direction, requiring all .
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In fields requiring fewer technical skills, on the other hand, wages could fall significantly.
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Requiring anything less, he indicated, would be a self-defeating policy for the government.
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The program is set to end in March, he said, requiring a prompt decision.
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The idea of requiring new arrivals to visit concentration camps was not universally endorsed.
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The agency disagreed, ultimately requiring Amazon to allow the facial surveillance resolutions to proceed.
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But there is still great value in requiring companies to reckon with the past.
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That's about 45,100 coronavirus patients, requiring about 1,500 beds — 2.7 times the current number.
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But blackouts requiring weeks or months to fix are not caused by hurricanes alone.
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Chester argues the Federal Election Commission should impose rules requiring "fairness and honesty" online.
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She fought for women's education, and opposed polygamy and requiring women to wear hijabs.
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Plenty of devices perform the same function as the PegLeg, no leg slicing requiring.
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Duncan HunterDuncan HunterCongressionally created commission recommends requiring that women register for draft Former Rep.
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In reality, though, it is hard work, requiring empathy, energy and good communication skills.
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Nucor said Bekaert had access to enough of the rod without requiring an exclusion.
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Higher-paying sectors, like sales and those requiring technical skills, are dominated by men.
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The typical car ride is a gruesome commute requiring full attention to the road.
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Residents must obtain official permission to travel abroad, sometimes requiring interrogation by security agents.
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Other cities reluctantly tolerated them, requiring that a white person be present at meetings.
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The blasting had compromised the load-bearing historic masonry walls, requiring shoring and reinforcement.
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But only seven of the bills went beyond requiring information that is already available.
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He particularly cited laws in New Jersey, California and Illinois requiring an LGBT curriculum.
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Second, benefit-risk is a private health decision, requiring consideration of the individual's needs.
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The task force also explored requiring transitions on all structures as soon as 2030.
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Massachusetts has had a law requiring retailers to accept cash and credit since 1978.
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In 2009, it passed a law requiring residents and businesses to separate their waste.
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Could Twitch also end up requiring real name sharing as part of account logins?
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Requiring agencies to provide proper training to officers using military equipment is common sense.
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An LED on the other hand, only radiates visible light, requiring much less electricity.
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This is a hard argument to make, requiring reversal of decades of Chinese policy.
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Caucuses are notoriously complicated, requiring time and math on the part of local volunteers.
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Vermont and Maine have passed laws requiring school districts to phase in the system.
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He's argued that not requiring more fuel efficiency from car companies will help consumers.
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A main challenge requiring major funds is the expansion of the mine's transport infrastructure.
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The utopias of technology see social, bodily and environmental ills as requiring technological solutions.
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I thought requiring people to take responsibility for themselves was a very conservative ideal.
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Anna Kendrick is a corporate financial type who spots a discrepancy requiring his expertise.
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A law requiring ultrasounds for abortion already exists for Indiana's few remaining abortion clinics.
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The Trump administration has finalized a rule requiring opioid testing for certain transportation workers.
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Another asked about requiring a psychiatrist to be on hand at the White House.
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The House adopted the resolution requiring sexual harassment awareness training easily by voice vote.
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Haemophilia patients' blood does not clot properly, requiring life-saving infusions of clotting factors.
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For the plans, this may be achieved by requiring benefit modifications or employer surcharges.
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However, this often involves months – sometimes years – of judicial battles, requiring costly legal representation.
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Zelensky without requiring an investigation, any discussion of military aid or any condition whatsoever.
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This global presence is financed almost entirely through private donations, requiring no government promotion.
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But emphasized that he would never support requiring women to serve in combat roles.
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Instead of requiring work up front, daters download an app and immediately start matching.
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The contract bars offensive costumes of any kind or requiring rookies to consume alcohol.
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Barclay's currently offers 2.40% APY on 12-month CDs without requiring a minimum deposit.
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Breaking through on immigration reform will require addressing two issues desperately requiring a solution.
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Honda does not consider the problem to be a safety threat requiring a recall.
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They too must comply with laws requiring notification if "personally identifiable information" is stolen.
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Lawmakers could waive rules requiring the bill to account for any spending deficits, however.
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Today, jobs requiring coding skills pay a $21625,2900 premium over those that do not.
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Proton beams must travel horizontally on a level plain, requiring a long open space.
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California Today Tuesday: The city's mayor suggests requiring gun owners to buy liability insurance.
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California Today Tuesday: The city's mayor suggests requiring gun owners to buy liability insurance.
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In 2015, she opposed a bill requiring her office to investigate shootings involving officers.
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These rules were tightened in 2003, requiring more slowdowns, with additional tightening in 2008.
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But Haber's process was delicate, requiring the maintenance of high temperatures and high pressure.
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This is not a world requiring or expecting to be driven by mobile apps.
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More broadly, requiring every apartment to be wheelchair-ready feels like overkill, he said.
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Best of all, push-up testing is simple, requiring only the ability to count.
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Among these proposals would be legally requiring presidential candidates to disclose their tax returns.
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But there's actually no law requiring the Fed to do monetary policy this way.
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Therefore, two rounds of votes would be required, each requiring 51 senators to agree.
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That would be their right, without the individual mandate requiring them to purchase insurance.
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B-Boying has entered a new international phase, requiring equal fluency in all forms.
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These men also performed better on a task requiring them to modulate their impulses.
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Even more — 70 percent — supported requiring all states to protect Americans with preexisting conditions.
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The companies say rules requiring them to fingerprint drivers make it impossible to operate.
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He said requiring centers not licensed by the state to say so was acceptable.
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This year, Hawaii, the only state other than D.C. requiring the registration of all firearms, enacted a law requiring law enforcement to report the names of people denied gun permits on legal grounds to the state Attorney General and other state legal channels.
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He expanded the program requiring many migrants to remain in Mexico while awaiting their asylum hearings, and he pushed through international deals requiring migrants to apply for asylum in the first country they pass through on their way to the United States.
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The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, or FLSA, protects workers by (1) requiring a minimum wage, (2) mandating overtime pay for work exceeding 0003 hours in a workweek, (3) prohibiting child labor, and (4) requiring employers to keep accurate time records.
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Codes requiring building high to withstand a hurricane storm surge or requiring fire resistant roofs in the urban-wildland interface may reduce the cost of bailing out victims of nature's wrath, but they only delay the inevitable adaptation required to live with it.
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As a consequence of that scandal, congress and the SEC adopted rules requiring independent custodians of investment accounts, and the investment industry began conducting more detailed due diligence inquiries, requiring third party custodians of investment funds and demanding greater transparency from investment funds.
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They say the law could reduce the number of clinics in Texas to about 10 from roughly 213 by requiring doctors who perform abortions to obtain admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and requiring clinics to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers.
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Laws requiring providers to tell women that reversing an abortion is possible are like laws requiring doctors to tell women abortion leads to breast cancer or that dictate the width of a clinic's hallways — restrictions that simply lack a foundation in scientific evidence.
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Some rules in the pipeline that safety advocates worry could now be on the chopping block include a proposal requiring electronic speed limiters for large trucks and buses and a plan requiring all future vehicles to have safety signaling and communication technology.
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The government began requiring local health officials to report suspected cases of microcephaly in October.
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That's what allows them to do positional tracking without requiring you set up cumbersome cameras.
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In October, Facebook started requiring political advertisers to disclose more information about who they are.
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The panel has a rule requiring they provide notice for hearings one week in advance.
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For pregnant rape victims, requiring criminal convictions makes terminating their attacker's parental rights very difficult.
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PRICE$35 to $90LIKEBrings modern features to the toy without requiring a smartphone or tablet.
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Anything requiring discretion—quarterly reports, year-end bonuses, or secret projects—calls for ominous workarounds.
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He successfully underwent chemotherapy but was back in the hospital in October, requiring a bypass.
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He also supports requiring people to attain licenses before being allowed to purchase any firearms.
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"EU law cites a number of different bases for requiring transitional arrangements," the document says.
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That's one reason the Texas laws requiring them are being challenged at the Supreme Court.
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California started requiring companies testing autonomous vehicles on public roads to get permits in 2014.
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Others lease yachts for the week, requiring visitors to take off their shoes before boarding.
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These can happen quickly and brutally, with the winner requiring just 50% of the vote.
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Underwood's injuries included a broken wrist and some nasty facial trauma requiring over 40 stitches.
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Only the latter can scale to billions of devices without requiring immense investment in infrastructure.
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Under FISA, internet companies receive broad court orders requiring them to comply with such requests.
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Massachusetts has had a law in place for decades requiring stores to accept cash payments.
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Many companies exploring quantum computing depend on fundamental science, requiring more patience than internet technology.
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They argue (accurately) that requiring the coverage of so many benefits makes premiums more expensive.
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The requirements include requiring CPR training, SIDS prevention planning and criminal background checks for staff.
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However, services requiring staffing like public information and full service restrooms, will not be operating.
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Cyprus formally exited its economic adjustment programme on Thursday, without requiring the full bailout amount.
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The rule changes are requiring massive investment as refiners cut sulphur content in their output.
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She at first demurs, claiming little knowledge of gin rummy and requiring some rudimentary reminders.
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My car is 11 years old, and is requiring much more maintenance than I expected.
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There are likely to be real technical challenges requiring technical solutions in implementing blockchain architectures.
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In 2016, Daniels signed a settlement agreement requiring her not to talk about the relationship.
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In 2017, the Northern District of California began requiring disclosure in federal class action lawsuits.
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Maybe they should be vaccinated instead of requiring all of our people to be vaccinated.
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The rule changes are requiring massive investment as refiners cut sulfur content in their output.
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"Requiring proof of intent is something we see elsewhere in our legal system," she said.
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Some members of Parliament argue that requiring anti-harassment training would even violate their rights.
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I get things done when they need to be done, without requiring reminders from others.
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Does law enforcement have methods of obtaining encrypted information without requiring assistance from the companies?
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AI devices could be in-home helpers to meet some needs of people requiring care.
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This role requires someone who is This is a senior position requiring energy and experience.
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But the group also said it "falls far short" of requiring a full search warrant.
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In 1994 when you were in Congress, you proposed a plan requiring an individual mandate.
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But how many let programmers control a "real" robot, without requiring them to become roboticists?
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By requiring inline XBRL, companies will then embed that structured data into the financial statements.
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In addition, it repeals the Obamacare "individual mandate," the rule requiring people to buy insurance.
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Amazon Mechanical Turk is a marketplace for jobs requiring human intelligence but no real training.
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LinkedIn's issues stem from a law requiring companies to store user data on Russian soil.
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Moreover, half of the population is under 30, requiring a brisk pace of job creation.
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We can expect tens of thousands of new lenses and their associated data requiring analysis.
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New rules should be finalized soon requiring drugmakers to include prices in their TV ads.
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The health agency reports that salmonella causes approximately 1.2 million illnesses, with 23,000 requiring hospitalization.
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Germany alone took in nearly a million asylum seekers, requiring $6.7 billion in resettling costs.
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Like murals, her paintings are meant to be read, requiring active engagement to be interpreted.
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Quantum states are notoriously delicate, requiring complete isolation from the actual stuff of the experiment.
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Convincing others to buy goods and services is a useful skill, requiring charisma and persistence.
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Therefore, there is also a substantial risk for a cardiac arrest in space requiring CPR.
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The ACCC is seeking penalties and orders requiring the publication of corrective notices by Google.
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Economically, it proved complex, requiring China to open its sheltered financial system to more risks.
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Mylan is also the beneficiary of patent protections and laws requiring allergy medications in schools.
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He dismissed it as "the most uncultured form of cooking", requiring no real culinary knowledge.
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