The legendary Pokémon Calyrex rules over The Crown of Tundra
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That's five different sets of rules over the first eight debates.
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And, still, others learned that the government had changed the rules over time.
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Rules over working during funding lapses has made shutdowns in America more likely.
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They give preference to the continuity of rules over the adjustment to reality.
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The 212 Minton's Playhouse, the birthplace of bebop, still rules over 118th Street.
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He also criticized the terms of extradition and rules over sentencing for war crimes.
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Christine's opulent, $1,000-per-hour universe is something she creates, controls, and rules over.
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Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan rules over a country that is becoming increasingly less free.
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In the comics, Magni is close with Thor, who rules over Asgard and Earth.
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Entertainment zones will feature looser social rules over dress and the consumption of alcohol.
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Industry players also worry about delays in issuing rules over storage and grades for deliveries.
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Uber, however, has complained that its home state has favored complex rules over technological innovation.
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Delaying new rules over retirement planning will help U.S. bank profits, according to one expert.
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On Sunday, BuzzFeed reported that CNN was imposing strict new rules over its Russia coverage.
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Access rights was also most complained about under the prior data rules over this period.
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There are strict rules over the language lawmakers are permitted to use on the floor.
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Concerns about privacy limited the scope of the rules over flights between European Union countries.
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Virgo is your opposite sign on the zodiac, meaning that it rules over your relationships!
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I tried my best but once again violence rules over speech and ideas in #Charlottesville.
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First, uncertain US rules over token sales forced the company to return money to American investors.
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The Monaco royal family rules over one of the smallest yet wealthiest nations in the world.
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Pai is currently pushing through a repeal of the Obama-era rules over objections from Democrats.
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Immediately upon taking office, he weakened Obama-era ethics rules over lobbyists serving in the administration.
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In addition to being a planet all about love, Venus rules over beauty, values, and money.
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DONALD TRUMP rules over Washington as if he were a king and the White House his court.
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The EU accuses PiS of breaking the rules over the constitutional court and the appointment of judges.
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This is in large part the result of shifts in zoning rules over the past 50 years.
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Apple rules over Silicon Valley, but could it have had a presence in the White House, too?
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In the kingdom that Montag rules over, no group looms larger than fixed income, currencies, and commodities.
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She rules over the Savage x Fenty lingerie line, the luxury Fenty fashion house and Fenty Beauty.
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The big banks will have an advantage, thanks to their capital rules, over midsize and small lenders.
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Pluto is the planet of the underworld—and it rules over all the hidden things buried down below.
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O $5.5 million for violating several naked short selling rules over a period of at least three years.
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The rules over which the O.M.B. has influence include energy and environmental standards, labor protections and food safety.
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Unrest even reached Saudi Arabia and its ally Bahrain, where a Sunni monarch rules over a predominantly Shiite nation.
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Like under MMA rules over a year ago, Tate was the victor on Sunday night, though not without controversy.
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Not far from Scotland, Mary's cousin Elizabeth, who rules over England, lives what appears to be an unhappy life.
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Now, a small, heavily militarized state elite rules over a hungry, desperate mass of people who increasingly hate it.
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After two sharp corrections in February and October 103, investors will be running their rules over stock-market valuations.
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It could then find itself obeying a set of trade rules over which it has no say at all.
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McConnell vowed to set impeachment rules over Democrats' objections, denying the request to guarantee that witnesses would be called.
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Conforming to these rules over the past four decades has shaped an industry that now employs 400,000 people in Britain.
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These laws set fundraising limits for federal candidates and political parties, and also issues firm new rules over political advertising.
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Earlier in the year, the main dispute was about a new set of rules over tackles leading with the helmet.
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A congressional aide said the official, Carl Kline, confirmed he had loosened rules over the objection of career security staff.
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President Trump announced the rules over the summer, keeping with his campaign promise to crack down on the Communist government.
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We need congressional action to resolve the ping-pong dynamic that has shaped net neutrality rules over the past decade.
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Switzerland's reputation as a secretive tax haven looks set to end following the introduction of rules over sharing bank account data.
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Lemonade was full of references to Oshun, the Yoruba goddess of beauty, love, and music, who rules over the sweet waters.
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For example, the moon, which is associated with emotions and inner thought, rules over Cancer, a famously sensitive and intuitive sign.
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China tightened index futures trading rules during the 2015 crash but has been gradually relaxing rules over the past two years.
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Western-allied Bahrain, where a Sunni Muslim royal family rules over a Shi'ite-majority popluation, has seen unrest in recent years.
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What about the delegation walkouts over unpledged delegates or the rules over counting votes for other candidates as votes for Trump?
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And by feel, I don't mean feelings, I mean your fives senses: Taurus rules over the senses, so prepare to indulge yours.
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Roku doesn't have clearly defined rules over what it considers hate content, unlike major digital distribution companies such as Apple and YouTube.
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Great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth said on Sunday that 2-year-old Charlotte rules over her 4-year-old big brother, Prince George.
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The Australian government, however, is tightening rules over foreign ownership of rural land amid a public backlash and concerns over food security.
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Logical Mercury in practical Earth sign Taurus will be highlighting the part of your chart that rules over career, success, and popularity.
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Addis Ababa says Cairo is trying to hold the project hostage by imposing rules over the filling and operation of the dam.
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After Treasury and the IRS proposed the rules over the summer, a number of stakeholders sought clarifications and changes to the guidance.
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Why should private companies define rules over free speech rather than abide by our constitutions and the laws voted by our governments?
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Shawbard rules over free love the Shawbard Valley commune as its colorfully-robbed guru, which the nearby community of Chinook, OR doesn't love.
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The Moon enters fellow Earth sign Virgo today, illuminating the area of your chart that rules over fun, romance, creativity, and even kids.
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The dashboard includes a "Top Concerns" graph, which displays a scoreboard of students who have violated Gaggle's rules over a particular time period.
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Formally, President Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi, a general from the southern province of Abyan, rules over all the territories the coalition has recovered.
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As of late, authorities have rolled out tighter rules over stock-index futures trading and penalized three firms that run stock trading platforms.
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What are the rules over what it can collect, what are the rules for what it can't collect and what it can store?
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While the new rules over tariffs and ownership may benefit big foreign auto firms looking to manufacture in China, domestic carmakers could suffer.
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S. Privacy Shield — companies will face stricter rules over how they move people's digital data from the European Union to the United States.
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"I think 2020 will be a very busy year at the state regulator to promote public safety rules over the telecom industry," Falcon said.
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Kraznys is a slave trader and a Good Master — someone who rules over the three cities that make up the appropriately named Slaver's Bay.
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Kevin, a female squirrel, "rules over the playground at Discovery Park," according to a post in a private community Facebook group reviewed by KUOW.
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China has shown, however, some movement over the foreign ownership rules over Chinese firms, saying it will ease some of these restrictions by 2022.
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Unlike Spain or Ireland, Italy failed to help its banks before the new EU rules over bank crises came fully into force last year.
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But the Rostec executive said supplying Russian military equipment to the Middle East was bound by strict rules over only dealing with established governments.
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The delisting will now be suspended until the regional court rules over Citi's request to block it altogether at a hearing on March 26.
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That's great news for the Comcasts, AT&Ts and Verizons of the world, who have all tried to challenge such rules over the years.
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Judlau admitted to violating rules over the use of minority- and women-owned businesses in a 2000 settlement with the United States attorney's office.
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Italy's antitrust regulator is set to fine former phone monopoly for breaching competition rules over fiber optic rollout, La Repubblica daily reported on Tuesday.
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"They used to say this was the team nobody wants to play for, how it's so cold, how hockey rules over all," Patterson said.
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Some had been pushing for the executive of the party's 1922 Committee to change the rules over when she can be challenged for the leadership.
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The fine was announced at Stafford Crown Court, central England, after Merlin admitted breaching health and safety rules over the accident on "The Smiler" ride.
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The European Commission found Italy in violation of EU fiscal rules over a proposed budget that fails to shrink its debt, currently 132% of GDP.
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"Game of Thrones" follows warring families in a multi-generational struggle for control of the Iron Throne, which rules over the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros.
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" North Korea's third-generation leader, Kim Jong Un, rules over a nation so cut off from the world it has earned the nickname "Hermit Kingdom.
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DE) to pay shareholders 47.2 million euros ($53.8 million) in compensation for violating disclosure rules over an emissions scandal at its main investment Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE).
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Congress, as well as states and local communities, are grappling with questions including worker classification, rules over the gig economy and the portability of benefits.
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After pro-democracy protesters rose up in Bahrain, a Saudi ally whose Sunni king rules over a majority Shiite population, Saudi Arabia sent 1,200 troops.
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Changing the rules would also discourage the use of renewable fuel and punish the companies that have played by the rules over the last decade.
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While not unprecedented — the Senate already changed the rules over Supreme Court nominations this year — it seems unlikely with appropriations, which have long been bipartisan.
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Transparency International recommended a cap on political donations of 10,000 pounds per donor per year, as well as tighter rules over declaring and companies donating.
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Good idea if it's about a monarch who rules over your right to grin, bad idea if it has anything to do with Radiohead. Gross.
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The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, announced Wednesday that disciplinary proceedings against Italy are warranted because it's breaking fiscal rules over its rising public debt.
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On Friday, he was found guilty of embezzlement, intentional breaches of state rules over economic management leading to serious consequences and abuse of position and power.
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While King Abdullah II tries to maintain strong relations with the United States, he rules over a country where Palestinian grievances count as domestic Jordanian issues.
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Thus the admiral who runs the Indo-Pacific Command in Hawaii rules over infantrymen in South Korea, air-force pilots in Japan and marines in Australia.
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It's hard for me to see it as a long-lasting commitment given the change we've seen to Senate rules over the past decade or so.
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In 2014, they changed the centuries-old oral constitution that rules over 1.5 million Maasai in Kenya and in Tanzania, and formally abandoned female genital cutting.
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There, King Henry IV (Ben Mendelsohn, making the showy most of a minor role) rules over the usual retinue of toadying courtiers while waging endless war.
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The Trump administration will develop more specific rules over the next 150 days, according to one senior official, and US businesses will be invited to offer feedback.
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In Haitian voodoo, there is a divine creator, Bondye, who rules over an army of spirits, the loa, kind of like God and his angels in Christianity.
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The four officials are accused of intentional breaches of state rules over a loss-making investment in Ocean Group's banking unit, police said in an online statement.
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Based on the George Orwell novel of the same name, the play details a dystopian future in which an unseen tyrant named Big Brother rules over all.
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The first rule of being a strong man who rules over a hive of squabbling, heavily-armed antagonists is don't ever let them think you're a goner.
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She does not want to be a judge in a religious rabbinical court, a strictly male domain that rules over many civil matters for ultra-Orthodox Jews.
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The Flemish Tourist Board is trying to convince Facebook to change its rules over how it treats artistic nudity from Flemish Masters such as Peter Paul Rubens.
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A group of 85033 senators also wrote to Pai on Monday asking that it delay its vote on the rules over concerns about the public comment record.
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And the real problem is not the word she used; it's that a white, fat guy moves to the South Pacific and rules over the black natives.
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He told him where he was from, which was more than enough to win the benevolence of the king who rules over this microscopic venue in Pereira.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's securities regulator said on Friday it would ban initial public offerings (IPOs) by companies which have violated environmental protection rules over the previous 36 months.
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Many net neutrality supporters like the fact that current law gives the FCC fairly broad authority to update the rules over time to clarify these kinds of controversies.
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But in practice their economies and societies are so intertwined with those of their neighbours that they must subject themselves to rules over which they have no say.
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Trump's departure may still be an unlikely outcome, but the 45th president's flawed stewardship of the office should be prompting risk managers to run their rules over alternatives.
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The Trump administration is tightening rules over media access to federal scientists in a move that represents a reversal from past practices, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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The unfortunate truth is that viewers know, thanks to the other show, what it looks like when a cult of personality rules over an exhausted band of survivors.
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The music video features violence at protests and a clip of Trump from August 2 where he said China rules over Hong Kong and doesn't need US advice.
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The byzantine Constitution he helped create serves as the foundation for a system of government that rules over people, rather than an evolving tool for popular self-government.
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And, again, places with more experience are likely to do better on this score — though even Berkeley had to revise its already reasonably good rules over the summer.
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It's been argued that sanctions and isolation are often unsuccessful and often only cause misery for the people, and not for the regime that rules over the people.
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"The children played indoors ... this is why we voted for Kurdistan ... We don't care who rules over us -- Kurd, Arab or Turkmen -- as long as they give us safety."
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The NCAA is expected to deliver a report on its own rules over likeness rights later this month, which would include a response to the new law in California.
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But the little Versailles that governs and rules over all aspects of our lives, this Versailles says it's listening but keeps going as if it hasn't heard a thing.
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May's Tories is in retreat, and this approach would leave Britain in the position of implementing some European Union rules over which it would have little or no influence.
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She said among the sticking points are the U.S. demand that rules over settlement disputes be changed as well as that NAFTA be up for renewal every five years.
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This includes dismantling the 2010 Dodd-Frank law and other financial regulations, as well as easing Environmental Protection Agency rules over greenhouse gas emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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This would prevent the owner from modifying the house without getting approval from the CHC, a five-member, mayor-appointed commission that rules over historic designations in the city.
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If Hillary Clinton captures the White House this fall, we could see an activist FCC aggressively enforcing Wheeler's rules over the next four years — or even expanding on them.
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The Fed confirmed the proposed rules in December, approving callable structures as well as imposing a hard deadline rather than the planned phase-in of the rules over several years.
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Far from China converging with international laws, Western officials see the country seeking to be subject only to weak and vague rules over which it maintains strong powers of interpretation.
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Venus is the planet of love and beauty, but it also rules over money—issues around finances and whether you're being paid what you're worth are definitely on your mind!
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The regulator also has plans to set new rules over high-frequency trading, amid fears that retail investors would be disadvantaged against advanced and expensive systems for high frequency trading.
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Plans are in place to replace its test cycle with a new one that more closely mimics real-world driving and imposes stricter rules over how cars may be prepared.
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But like Switzerland, Britain will face tough questions about what it means to preserve sovereignty when its biggest trading partner is making rules over which it will have no say.
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Lawmakers of both parties routinely ignored the rules over the years and snapped photos at big events such as the State of the Union address and speeches from foreign leaders.
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The Clean Air Act tells the EPA to update its rules over time to reflect the best available science about the health impacts of pollution; the EPA does just that.
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Back in 2018, the European Commission fined Google $5 billion for breaching antitrust rules over its requirement that manufacturers pre-install Google Search and Chrome on their phones, for example.
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Merlin, the world's second-biggest visitor attractions group behind Walt Disney, admitted breaching health and safety rules over the accident on "The Smiler" ride at the theme park in central England.
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Some expect the United States, which usually moves faster than the rest of the world in these matters, to modify the rules over time as more airports review their screening practices.
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By the watchdog's estimate, 14 countries seeking to stop malicious bots and other nefarious activities on the web introduced rules over the past year that "actually restricted internet freedom," perhaps unwittingly.
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Trump has ordered government agencies to establish rules over the next 90 days that would force immigrant sponsors to reimburse the government for immigrants' use of means-tested federal benefit programs.
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The "none shall stand before him" part could mean either he rules over an apocalyptic wasteland, or that he'd be the one to abolish the monarchy (check this out for more).
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It's considered to be the most sacred spot on a sacred island: The faithful believe that a cave in the rocks was home to the deity who rules over Lake Baikal.
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Castle declined to clarify whether the 29-year-old had breached any RA rules over conduct or social media use, or whether he would incur any penalties for further inflammatory posts.
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Other disruptions to financial markets could be caused by national laws in the 27 remaining EU states which differ in interpreting rules over financial contracts with UK-based firms after Brexit.
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The Moon is in Fire sign Sagittarius, Cancer, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules over your daily routines and rituals, everything from your day job to your wellness habits.
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Maybe it was fundamentalist advocacy for a world in which one religion rules over all, as suggested by the fact that the shooter reportedly called 911 and pledged allegiance to ISIS.
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McConnell vowed to set impeachment rules over Democrats' objections, denying the request to guarantee that witnesses would be called, but new information has come to light that may force the issue.
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Auto companies are likely to take as much as a $3 billion hit from those rules over the next 10 years, according to a new report by the Congressional Budget Office.
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Under Hensarling's control, the House Financial Services Committee has pushed through numerous bills backed by big banks and predatory lenders that would eliminate the power to enforce rules over Wall Street.
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A second concern is that AT&T-Time Warner would have vast political and lobbying power, allowing it to bend rules over time, including any antitrust remedies that it agreed with regulators.
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"We need to send there people that boost the country's weight within institutions where rules over bad loans and government bonds are set," Messina told reporters on the sidelines of an event.
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The duchess rules over the land with the sword of her father (which Mr. Senelick considers a phallic symbol) and promotes the soldier, Fritz, to general in the interest of seducing him.
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As a result, New York has tightened its rules over exemptions, eliminating religious exemptions and causing some people to decide to home school their children this year, per the Wall Street Journal.
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The sector of your chart that will be activated by Mercury in Taurus is one that rules over deep, sensitive issues like death and transformation, and other complicated things like debts and intimacy.
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The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, announced last week that disciplinary proceedings, known as an "Excessive Deficit Procedure" against Italy are warranted because it's breaking fiscal rules over its rising public debt.
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In the kingdom that Tom Montag rules over as Bank of America's chief operating officer, no group looms larger than fixed-income, currencies, and commodities — home of the firm's vaunted bond-trading group.
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The start-up board ChiNext Composite index trimmed losses but still ended 223.17 percent lower after the securities regulator on the weekend tightened rules over goodwill impairment, which could hit some company earnings.
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The FEC has been soliciting public comment on new rules over political advertising disclosures for tech firms like Facebook as well Twitter and Google who have filed their own comments to the agency.
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Shares in pension provider Just Group rallied 22 percent, set for its best day ever, following a policy announcement from the Bank of England's regulatory body that proposed changes in rules over lifetime mortgages.
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Black Panther graces EW's annual Comic-Con preview issue, featuring an exclusive set visit beyond the border of Wakanda — the fantastical African nation where Chadwick Boseman's T'Challa rules over a secretive and futuristic society.
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The company has benefited from changes to Britain's savings and pensions rules over recent years, which have given retirees more freedom about where to invest their money and let them save more tax-free.
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It has used its military and its oil wealth to protect the Sunni monarchy that rules over a Shiite majority in neighboring Bahrain and to prop up President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt.
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As a result, Amazon will face new rules over how it terminates or blocks outside sellers from its site, and it will have to cover more of the costs related to returns and reimbursements.
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The Bloodprint by Ausma Zehanat Khan In this debut novel from Ausma Zehanat Khan, an evil force known as the Talisman rules over the world, led by a man known as the One-Eyed Preacher.
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The INE has yet to finalize details of warehouse tanks, including locations, rules over fuel blending and price differentials between grades, all key for helping industry participants decide on whether or not to take deliveries.
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But if these "subtle" hints aren't quite enough, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice also has already shown us an evil Superman who rules over a parademon-infested Earth, just to hammer the point home.
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You can only order McMuffins, pancakes, and hash browns after 11 AM. The McGriddle fiasco from the previous day wasn't due to a shortage of supplies; it was caused by McDonald's dictatorial rules over breakfast.
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In Sirte, the group set up a proto-state that followed the model established in Iraq and Syria, taxing residents, enforcing strict rules over dress and education and carrying out regular public punishments including executions.
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Inside the fabulous life of the royal family of Monaco, who rules over one of the wealthiest countries in the world, is richer than the Queen of England, and lives in a 12th-century palace
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A recent report from the American Action Forum noted that the Environmental Protection Agency has overseen $6900 trillion worth of new rules over the past ten years, 2628 percent of which came on Obama's watch.
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As attacks on the rule of law become more frequent and intense, the public has rekindled its often dormant affection for public-interest lawyers — endearingly unglamorous defenders of principle over politics, of rules over ruffianism.
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President Wu Virtu, a Maoist Ronald Reagan figure who rules over the merged continent of Amerasiopia, has directed him to present a new version of "The Prince," his 500-year-old treatise on political power.
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It also found Google had changed its position on the interpretation of the rules over time, which it said generated instability for some advertisers who were kept in a situation of legal and economic insecurity.
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Duque has asked congress to reexamine six parts of the law that regulates the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) court, saying that rules over sentencing for war crimes, stipulations about extradition and other articles are unclear.
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" The Replay Lincoln Park bar announced the rules over the weekend in a Facebook post after "much consternation and consideration to maintain a 'classy environment,'" but backtracked Tuesday afternoon after claiming that the "posts were inappropriate.
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But in Germany on June 13, the Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig will decide whether to ban this practice when it rules over a case between two hatcheries and the Federal State of North Rhine-Westphalia.
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" Appeals need to show new moderation techniques — like auto-modding, or adding more moderators and new rules — over a period "of at least one month," Reddit wrote in its policy, "demonstrating meaningful reform of the community.
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In addition to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, Bahrain -- where a Sunni monarch rules over a predominantly Shiite nation -- also severed diplomatic ties with Iran on the heels of the attacks on Saudi diplomatic missions in Iran.
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Real Madrid and their neighbors Atletico Madrid have both been banned from signing new players for the next two transfer windows for breaching rules over the transfer of minors, soccer's governing body FIFA said on Thursday.
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Writing the opinion for the court, Justice Clarence Thomas said that, contrary to the Federal Circuit's rationale, the U.S. Congress did not change the rules over where patent suits may be filed since the 1957 decision.
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For years, Mr. Orban has been engaged in a battle with Brussels as he flouted its norms and rules over a variety of issues, including migration policy and threats to the independence of Hungary's judicial system.
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A YouTube spokesperson declined to comment on specific accounts, but said that enforcement of the updated policy will take time and that the company will expand its coverage of the new rules over the next several months.
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Mactaggart, though, said that despite the scrutiny being leveled at the industry now, a lack of clear government rules over consumer data could open the door to tech platforms themselves taking politics into their own hands someday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former world snooker champion Stuart Bingham has been banned for six months for infringing betting rules over a 12-year period, the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA) said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Astrologer Annie Heese writes that the midheaven's association with all things career-related because it's heavily aligned with the 10th astrological house, which rules over (you guessed it) our careers, public image, and how we approach structure.
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While the American people can replace the members of Congress, they cannot replace the unelected bureaucrats who have promulgated 600 major rules over the last seven years that will have an estimated cost of billions to implement.
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Haute Couture fashion week, which runs until July 4, is a showcase of one-of-the-kind outfits by designers that have to abide by strict rules over their confection, as opposed to more mass-produced clothing.
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The investigation comes after anti-graft group Anticor filed a complaint accusing the aide, Alexis Kohler, of influence-peddling and breaking conflict of interest rules over his ties to the Mediterranean Shipping Company while in public office.
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Finance Minister Tito Mboweni is yet to appoint a new board at the PIC, which this year suspended its head of listed investments and an assistant portfolio manager for allegedly breaking governance rules over a technology deal.
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Gemini rules over the relationship sector of your chart—ask yourself where you stand in your relationships, what sort of people you want to partner with, and if the partnerships you're in have fair give and take.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Wednesday that Italy is breaching European Union rules over its growing public debt, starting a process that could lead to financial sanctions and stricter oversight of the country's fiscal policy.
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Known as the "Attorney General Guidelines," the original rules over time became a "patchwork of policies and procedures" that failed to keep pace with the development of technology that can store massive amounts of digital data, said Krass.
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The novel is particularly memorable for a passionate speech by a Chartist agitator who claims that the queen of England rules over two nations "between whom there is no intercourse and no sympathy": "THE RICH AND THE POOR".
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission may say on Wednesday that Italy is breaching European Union rules over its growing public debt, starting a process that could lead to financial sanctions and stricter oversight of the country's fiscal policy.
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Several other nations have sided with Riyadh in this growing conflict, including Bahrain -- where a Sunni monarch rules over a predominantly Shiite nation -- and Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, both of which recalled their ambassadors to Iran.
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" In April 2017, after Donald Trump Jr., the President's son, tweeted, "To find out who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize," the Reddit user posted, "Spin the dreidel and find out.
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A porous border between Northern Ireland and Ireland is likely to be unacceptable to the EU, as it could undermine the bloc's single market and rules over the quality and control of goods entering the 27-country union.
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The dinner Kraft attended was a formal meeting with the Qatari Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, a 39-year-old leader with two wives who rules over a wealthy nation that is a human rights nightmare.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's proposals to impose tougher rules over its vaccine market will help stamp out illegal behavior and strengthen oversight, but will be "complex" to implement, the World Health Organization (WHO) said in a statement on Friday.
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Bahrain, where a Sunni Muslim royal family rules over a Shi'ite-majority population, has cracked down on perceived threats since Arab Spring protests in 2011, led mainly by Shi'ites, were quashed with the help of Gulf Arab neighbors.
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Growling notes of dissent are sounded by Patrick Page, a second "Spider-Man" alum, whose Hades rules over an Underworld that strikes many recognizable Trump-era notes, though you have to wonder why the Underworld contains a wall.
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In the year before many of these new restrictions passed Republican-controlled state legislatures, over 20,000 U.S. women sought the pills online from providers willing to defy U.S. federal rules over sale of the drugs that induce miscarriage.
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BRUSSELS, June 27 (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Wednesday that Italy is breaching European Union rules over its growing public debt, starting a process that could lead to financial sanctions and stricter oversight of the country's fiscal policy.
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This full moon is activating a very personal sector of your chart, one that rules over your early life, your upbringing, and your ancestors; making time to connect to your past is a wonderful way to work this energy.
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One study by the White House's Office of Management and Budget found that the annual benefits of major federal rules over a decade ranged between $2628 billion to $28503 billion, with costs of only $22019 billion to $84 billion.
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While Britain would have no technical problem being "equivalent" to EU rules in the short-term, the bloc amends its rules over time, possibly in ways Britain won't like and thus making it unpalatable to maintain equivalence, Hanif said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Voters' ideas of the impact of the European Union on life in Britain are mistaken in many areas, from the level of immigration to non-existent rules over barmaids' cleavages, according to a survey published on Thursday.
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Their legislation would have given the FCC authority to enforce a set of network neutrality rules established by Congress, but it would have stripped the FCC of the authority to update those rules over time as the market evolved.
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But the bump stock flap shows Facebook has trouble enforcing even the most basic rules over its' sprawling ad system, which generated $9.2 billion in revenue in the most recent quarter, a 48 percent increase from the prior year.
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Regardless of who reigns, winter always comes So honestly, not looking great for characters like Cersei, who might very well become the Night Queen who rules over a wasteland of the undead due to her inability to accept the magic.
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BRUSSELS, June 210 (Reuters) - The European Commission may say on Wednesday that Italy is breaching European Union rules over its growing public debt, starting a process that could lead to financial sanctions and stricter oversight of the country's fiscal policy.
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Petitioning the FDA to change the rules over what can be called "eggs" on a menu, asking that only "food made from a cracked shell egg without addition of additives or further processing" be allowed to bear the egg name.
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Magnolia Homes, the company run by Chip and Joanna Gaines, the husband-and-wife stars of HGTV's popular "Fixer Upper," settled with the EPA over allegations that they broke rules over the safe handling of lead paint during home renovations.
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That special authority is what has allowed the state to be so progressive with its environmental rules over the last few decades, and many other states now follow its lead, including a dozen that have adopted its vehicle emissions standards.
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If that holds -- as top senators and aides in both parties generally expect -- Republicans promise to use the "nuclear option," to change Senate rules over the objection of Democrats so the GOP can advance Gorsuch on a party line vote.
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It appears to be an obvious problem that should be addressed by the NHL, but since this is the NHL, nothing has been done save tweaking a handful of rules over the past few years—none of which have increased scoring.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong will begin a review of its data privacy rules over the next 18 months, with a view to potentially updating them in line with technological developments and changes in European regulation, the territory's privacy regulator said.
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LONDON, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Russia's RT said on Thursday it would seek a judicial review of a decision by Britain's media regulator Ofcom that the broadcaster had broken impartiality rules over its coverage of the poisoning of former spy Sergei Skripal.
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Those industries began an expensive lobbying battle to defeat the rules over the last nine months, spending more than $10 million in the last quarter and hiring dozens of outside lobbyists to protest the plan to lawmakers and F.C.C. commissioners.
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Vietnam has been tightening internet rules over the last few years, culminating in a cyber security law which came into effect in January and which requires companies like Facebook to set up local offices and store data in the country.
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So rather than focusing on across-the-board increases to state and district education budgets or installing rigid rules over how resources can be used, legislators ought to step back and allow those closest to the children to make decisions.
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The Democratic Party has specialized in rules over the past half-century, starting down the path in the heat of the 2628 national convention, which was wracked by unrest of activists protesting the Vietnam war and the party's approach to it.
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With Trump in power, the backing of a partisan court majority, and an electoral system that intrinsically advantages the GOP, it's possible to imagine the party subtly rewriting the rules over time to make American democracy less and less competitive.
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"Polygamy has hit high rates in Gaza over the few past years, seemingly due to an increase in people's religious inclination, especially after Hamas took power in 2007," Ms. Seyam said, referring to the militant group that rules over Gaza.
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The W.T.O. asserts expansive power to set binding rules over a wide range of non-trade issues; countries are required to "ensure the conformity of its laws, regulations and administrative procedures" with W.T.O. rules — and, in turn, corporate financial interests.
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The French leader will go this week on a three-day tour of central and eastern Europe, where he will seek backers for his push to tighten labor rules over 'posted' workers, a sensitive issue that has exacerbated an east-west rift.
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The world's third-largest life insurer by market value hit a 3-1/2-month low after China's card company UnionPay said it would tighten rules over how mainland customers use its debit and credit cards to purchase Hong Kong insurance products.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron got lukewarm support from Romania on Thursday for his push to tighten EU rules over the employment abroad of workers from low-pay countries, but enough for him to express confidence of a deal by year-end.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will tighten rules over the number of overseas players able to appear in domestic games, amid concerns that clubs have been over-spending on foreign talent with a rapid growth in the huge fees being paid for high-profile imports.
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And that concern is rooted in the fact that Kim has not experienced the same detached and sheltered lifestyle of those he rules over -- a reality that if internalized by the general population could ultimately jeopardize his standing as a deity, Thae added.
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The head of each one controls all the forces within his or her fief, whatever their service; thus the admiral atop the Indo-Pacific Command in Hawaii rules over infantrymen in South Korea, air-force pilots in Japan and marines in Australia.
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PARIS, Nov 29 (Reuters) - The head of Veolia's French water unit will leave the firm following a breach of ethics rules, over which the company has launched an internal audit and filed charges, its chief executive wrote in a letter to staff.
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The image included a quote that read, "To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize," which is frequently misattributed to the French philosopher Voltaire, but was actually said by white nationalist Kevin Strom, reports the BBC.
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Galatasaray, one of the "big three" Istanbul teams, could face a ban from Europe's ruling body UEFA this month over its failure to meet "financial fair play" rules over the size of its losses, while other clubs have been warned over their debt levels.
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As part of the agreement, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry is set to tighten its rules over coal-fired power stations from April 1, including issuing new non-binding requirements on the heat efficiency of new and existing plants to curb emissions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - If Prime Minister Theresa May does not set a resignation date on Friday there will be overwhelming pressure to change the Conservative Party's rules over when her leadership can be challenged, the treasury of the party's influential 1922 Committee was quoted as saying.
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America's favorite princess from Genovia is shown in two movies with a few major switches: She lives in San Francisco instead of Manhattan, her grandmother rules over Genovia instead of her father, and her journaling plays less of a significant role in the storytelling.
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"Everybody in the industry can now invest in HoloLens knowing it's a sound investment, that the platform maker won't come in a few years and change the rules and confiscate our investments for themselves as we saw happen as Facebook changed its rules over time," says Sweeney.
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UEFA said last month Galatasaray had failed to comply with its rules over the permitted level of losses, opening the way for a potential ban from European competition with UEFA's Club Financial Control Body (CFCB) set to make a final ruling by the end of February.
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" The image Cusack posted depicted a giant hand bearing a Star of David enveloping a group of people, accompanied by the words "To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize," which it attributed to Voltaire, with Cusack adding, "Follow the money.
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But Scott — a veteran rapper and onetime member of the Kardashian circle — did manage to reach No. 1 with his latest project just as Billboard has tightened its rules over how artists can gain a chart advantage from selling items like T-shirts and, in Scott's case, $20 mirror dice.
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Bankers have been frustrated by what they perceive as overzealous enforcement of fair lending rules over the last few years, while at the same time consumer watchdogs and regulators have raised serious concerns about biased lending in some communities after banks pulled back from mortgage lending because of the financial crisis.
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Di Maio confirmed flat tax, new rules over pensions and 23.5-Star's policy of a universal income for poorer Italians would be part of the 20.898 budget, adding that it was not a problem if the deficit rises next year, as the government expects it to start falling in 3.5.
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CMS actuaries and analysts at the Congressional Budget Office have estimated that the proposed rebate rule could bring down drug costs for individual patients but will cost the government up to $200 billion more than the current rules over the next 10 years to cover some of the cost of higher premium subsidies.
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Matt Blunt, president of the American Automotive Policy Council, told reporters on a conference call that he was "very encouraged" by the direction of U.S.-Mexico bilateral talks on North American Free Trade Agreement rules of origin, and that the three domestic companies will be able to meet the new rules over time.
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For several years, managers and assistant managers were given bonuses based on sales in their stores, giving top performers a share of the profit, said Bill Foley, a former CKE chairman, but in light of California rules over who could be considered a manager and required overtime pay, the company scrapped the practice.
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But without GOP support, Democrats will be unable to use the ultimate stopping power of the filibuster to block nominees they oppose because in the last Congress they changed Senate rules -- over the objection of Republicans -- to lower the threshold of votes to overcome a filibuster of executive branch nominees from 60 to 51.
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The parties want to increase public spending (challenging European rules over debt and budget deficits as a result), dilute reforms to the pension system and are proposing a guaranteed basic income — all popular with voters but concerning to Italy's president and other European leaders wanting to keep debt-ridden Italy on a tight leash.
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During a House Science, Space and Technology Committee hearing, Chairman Lamar Smith (R-Texas) said the president has rushed through a number of costly and burdensome rules over the last seven years, including the Ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standards, the Waters of the U.S. rule and the Clean Power Plan, which the Supreme Court blocked on Tuesday.
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By helping create technical capacity and adherence to common rules and best practices — and favoring U.S.-based rules over counterparts that often competed for primacy, such as EU standards — the U.S. hoped not to dominate smaller economies, but instead lift them to the level of equal partners in negotiation to provide sustainable, long-term, win-win agreements.
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The executive arm of the EU, that signs off on euro zone budgets, has powers allowing it to "punish" member states that break the rules over their budgets (essentially, their spending plans should not see spending exceed 3 percent of gross domestic product) and countries are meant to work toward reducing their debt — the official debt ceiling is 60 percent of GDP.
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With Trump's approval, Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE has rescinded Obama-era guidance that paved the way for states to legalize marijuana, instead telling them that the DOJ will enforce federal rules over state preferences.
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"Similarly, for those who need an extra boost, we have a rule called 'safe to save' which, based on a forecast of upcoming spending and bills, helps sweep any spare cash automatically aside into an interest-bearing Tandem savings account… We're planning to roll out additional rules over time to find new ways to help customers kickstart and accelerate their savings behaviour".
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Yonkers Contracting was criticized for opening the Hudson Yards station in 25 despite leaks; HAKS was suspended from federal highway work after it entered into a deal with prosecutors in a bribery and corruption case in May; and Judlau admitted to violating rules over the use of minority- and women-owned businesses in a 63 settlement with the United States attorney's office.
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The complainants include Democrats who blame the digerati for letting the Russians manipulate their platforms to throw the election; progressives who want more restrictions on hate speech; Republicans who think those same tech companies are hopelessly biased against them; conservatives who have called for nationalizing the platforms (hello, Pravda!); others who want to impose strict rules over privacy; and still others who want "anything goes" to prevail.
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From here we move rapidly back and forth between Egdod's world (for Egdod, the Land; for Sophia, Bitworld), and Sophia in her own world as she is locked in a power struggle with El. In Bitworld, the new souls take on humanoid bodies and create language and tools, while Egdod rules over them in a cosmological system that reads like a composite of Greek mythology, Norse mythology, and early Christianity.
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