This is a game without any kind of safety valve.
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That safety valve, it seems, is less needed right now.
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"He becomes our safety valve when there's pressure," Kerr said.
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An emotional safety valve, it helps to keep things civil.
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But the main safety valve lies elsewhere, with banks and investors.
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Partly because it hasn't had a working safety valve since 1979.
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The company said it wasn't required to have a safety valve.
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Such policies provide a safety valve that reduces some political opposition.
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W ATCH: And that safety valve also works for syphoning off anger?
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David Perdue of Georgia -- were to the so-called safety valve provision.
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Porn is also frequently viewed as a safety valve for sexual frustration.
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Moreover, unlike now Europeans left behind had a safety valve: free emigration.
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It was a safety valve that allowed the most desperate to go.
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Turns out that the well hasn't had a working safety valve since 1979.
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This "safety valve" effect should give the more conscientious open-borders-pushers pause.
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They think-- and I-- of course, we want that as a safety valve.
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We're more free to make a play with (Couturier) as our safety valve.
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Restoring funding would create an immediate safety valve for those at risk. 22019.
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"It's like a safety valve on the entire health care system," she said.
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Other writers, such as Alexander Solzhenitsyn, focused discontent; he acted as its safety valve.
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They see it as a safety valve for keeping Palestinians more or less quiescent.
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At this point, the liquid slug shot toward the safety valve like a bullet.
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Each day, I scheduled an hour where Freedom turned off, a kind of safety valve.
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But if people do, Mr. Alan's safety-valve selections may not offer a comfortable landing.
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Plus, the withdrawal limit can act like a safety valve against your own temptations to spend.
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Leaders gave themselves a safety valve in case things don't go according to plan on Thursday.
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If we do not use the Constitution's safety valve now, we may not get another chance.
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"We respect Tunisian women, value their pioneering experience and consider them a safety valve," Gargash wrote.
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A trade deficit can also be a helpful safety valve for an economy that is overheating.
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Anti-Semitism is a safety valve for regimes that fail to provide adequately for their people.
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"This is the safety valve of the entire regime," said East, the lawyer at Quinn Emanuel.
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We should not abandon cash without having some sort of decentralized safety valve that ensures individual freedom.
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Eventually Mr Castro would open a safety valve, letting those who might stir up trouble go abroad.
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Free speech is also not, as some judges have argued, a safety valve that prevents bad actions.
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He will pay particular attention to Chinese companies that have served as a safety valve for Iran.
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Many saw the Radical Party as providing a useful safety valve over several decades of political upheaval.
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Expand the "drug safety valve" to reduce the number of nonviolent drug offenders receiving mandatory minimum sentences.
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The closed gates at the mouth of the spillway, the final safety valve at the Mosul Dam.
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"The immigration is really the safety valve for us going forward," Mr. Frey said of population growth.
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The problem is that leaves have a type of a safety valve that makes their chloroplasts less efficient in bright light and more so in shade, but the researchers realized that a natural delay in the safety valve was causing plants not to be making sugar when they could.
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But it is possible that there would have been even more protests without the safety-valve of hotlines.
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The British hope was that by monitoring them and allowing a safety valve, they could control the dangers.
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That's why I've partnered with Senator Leahy and once again will be reintroducing the Justice Safety Valve Act.
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Turning off the safety valve that keeps protesters on the streets will put pressure on his class only.
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"The South has served as a kind of safety valve for a number of employers," he told me.
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Apparently semi-aware this could cause problems, Congress included a so-called "safety valve" dubbed the triennial review.
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British policymakers, however, should not be lulled into a false sense of security by such a safety valve.
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Videgaray's relationship with Kushner was a safety valve that lowered tensions between Freeland and Lighthizer, the source said.
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It must refuse to be Mr. Trump's wall, to be the United States' waiting room and safety valve.
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Of course, having a "safety valve" and rainy-day fund is a secondary benefit of "Jeopardy," Rogers says.
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Constitutional amendments were, in fact, a safety valve back when the Lochner Court pitted itself against the public.
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Mr Mubarak allowed a bit of space for opposition, as a safety valve and a sop to the West.
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Eliminate the broadened safety valve, which allows judges to give less than the mandatory minimum sentence in certain situations.
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The Aliso Canyon Underground Storage Facility (where the leak took place) has lacked a crucial safety valve since 22016.
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Cedric says the leak happened because the Gas Company failed to replace an emergency safety valve back in 1979.
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The DNC invented superdelegates in the 1980s as an explicit safety valve for party elites on the nominating process.
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Representative government will remain the enduring feature of American democracy, but the initiative process is a valuable safety valve.
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We need this legislation because while there is an existing safety valve in current law, it is very limited.
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McMullin, a Salt Lake City resident and Mormon, is giving them a safety valve, putting the state in play.
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The Justice Safety Valve Act gives federal judges the ability to impose sentences below the mandatory minimums when appropriate.
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Like preferred shares, mandating a board seat is a safety valve to ensure that the firm's capital is prudently spent.
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Kidd-Gilchrist isn't fooling anyone from deep, but he's now a modestly-reliable safety valve from 15 feet and in.
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The dick jokes, both visual and voiced, function as a bit of a lighthearted safety valve — but they're confrontational, too.
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It has a strict five-part test, and only about 23% of all drug offenders qualified for the safety valve.
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Ousting an ageing leader, with or without the support of the military, clearly acts as something of a safety valve.
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If you gave them the vote, but also gave them land, then the land would act as a safety valve.
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What it served as was a safety valve, a means of letting just a little steam escape from the audience.
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And if the balance of anger in this Trumpian moment doesn't undermine our constitutional safety valve, voter apathy still might.
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In his darkest moment, the astronaut considered venting the water into space by releasing a safety valve located on his helmet.
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The referendum, promised by David Cameron in 2013, was supposed to be the safety valve that would stop the party exploding.
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The fact that it is relatively easy for the successful to leave the country provides the system with a safety valve.
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Since countries no longer have a national currency, they also cannot let it devalue — a common safety valve in times of trouble.
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Quite the contrary: the shot is often a safety valve when defenses take away other options at the rim or the perimeter.
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If the takeaway from Deepwater Horizon is "BP should have had a better safety valve" rather than "ban cars" then it fails.
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There has been no similar exodus this time, but the countryside remains a safety valve that can help to absorb the unemployed.
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States have done this by reclassifying certain drug offenses from felonies to misdemeanors or creating safety valve exceptions to mandatory minimum sentences.
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Senators are also discussing eliminating a "safety valve" portion of the bill that gives judges some discretion in going around mandatory minimums.
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Senators are also discussing eliminating a "safety valve" portion of the bill which gives judges some discretion in going around mandatory minimums.
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The legislation will exempt some institutions from stress tests and living wills designed as a safety valve following the global financial crisis.
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This means that the Federal Reserve's safety valve guarding against a large economic recession or depression has been stretched to its limits.
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We're more stupid, and without the safety valve, arguably we're more prone to national leadership oscillations in a way that's really damaging.
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"Our national unity is our safety valve, and I call on Hamas to end the division," Mr. Abbas told the party conference.
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Senators are also discussing eliminating a 'safety valve' portion of the bill which gives judges some discretion in going around mandatory minimums.
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Where a safety valve may be appropriate, the European Court of Human Rights has developed what it calls a margin of appreciation.
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When the tank is full of air, the safety valve will open and bleed air if the user keeps pumping it up.
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Many Democratic voters probably want to give party regulars this safety valve to save them from what appears to be a disastrous nomination.
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According to an estimate from the Congressional Budget Office, more than 2,000 people a year would be affected by that "safety valve" expansion.
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We don't entirely know if the government is planning to use withholding-only proceedings as a safety valve for people ineligible for asylum.
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But most at least tried to keep their anger and most unguarded inner thoughts private, a safety valve that Trump seems to lack.
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No previous election has given such a clear case for the Electoral College to serve as a safety valve by negating foreign intrigue.
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Videgaray's relationship with Kushner was a main safety valve that lowered tensions that had arisen gradually between Freeland and Lighthizer, the source said.
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The HELP Committee version, however, is missing this critical safety valve, an omission that may lead to some serious issues down the road.
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To be sure, a safety valve would be required to ensure some individual consideration and to prevent the rigid application of these rules.
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In our times, paradoxically, it is the states, serving as a democratic safety valve, that might just keep the union from falling apart.
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While abolishing federal parole, Congress supplied a safety valve, giving judges the power to retroactively cut sentences short in "extraordinary and compelling" circumstances.
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Cash may no longer be king, but we should not abandon cash without having some sort of decentralized safety valve that ensures individual freedom.
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Last week, it proposed requiring facilities to submit plans for inspections and leak detection and to test all safety valve systems every six months.
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Chinese exports of steel, similar to those of aluminum products, have historically acted as a safety valve for over-production relative to local demand.
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If the United States was treated more as a model and less as a safety valve for failed states, we'd all be better off.
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That mass migration, a safety valve for Central American countries, has put extra pressure on Mexico to patrol its own southern border more closely.
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It was not a safety valve for the female energy that might otherwise knock out the spigot with its force of pent-up desire.
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I cited the Justice Safety Valve Act, where I was one of very few Republicans to work with Democrats on the war on drugs.
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Such parties can often serve as a safety valve if one party or its elected officials grow too complacent, corrupt, or out of touch ideologically.
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It also would expand an existing safety valve for mandatory minimum sentencing, but would not apply retroactively, according to the draft seen by The Hill.
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Another provision, colloquially known as the "safety valve," gives judges greater discretion in handing down sentences when a defendant commits low-level or nonviolent crimes.
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Several owners said they appreciated Baffert's sense of humor, which frequently serves as a safety valve during the inevitable anxiety on the Triple Crown trail.
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The upshot is that no one in Michigan's biggest cities can take advantage of the safety valve — even if there's no work to be had.
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A bipartisan group of senators recently reintroduced the Justice Safety Valve Act, which would give judges more flexibility to impose lighter sentences in certain cases.
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The simple answer for Republicans caught in that quandary, Speaker Ryan chief among them, is to start presenting themselves as a safety valve against Hillary Clinton.
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Without the safety valve of democracy, protests and anger could again take on an ethnic tinge, awakening the demons that Mr Kagame claims to have banished.
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"It offers the Cuban government a safety valve for discontent and the opportunity for a brain drain," said Guerra, a professor at the University of Florida.
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For some Republicans, standing by while Trump goes after Amazon might just be the perfect safety valve for releasing their own public anger at Silicon Valley.
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The lack of a safety valve allowing for military options in situations that clearly warrant action will prompt states to ignore international law and act anyway.
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But Sunday's event was given the go-ahead, raising questions over whether President Vladimir Putin's government was trying to provide a safety valve for public anger.
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The safety valve: House Republicans adopted a rule Wednesday night that allows them to bring any bill to the floor, at any time, through January 20.
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And yet less than two weeks away from safety valve day, Democrats and many observers are nervous the system may not be able to correct itself.
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And, not surprisingly, the US constitutional system has a built-in safety valve for dealing with those moments of disconnect between the governing and the governed.
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Vandalism in two states A sheriff in Iowa said there was an incident of vandalism earlier this month on the pipe at an above-ground safety valve.
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The moves to tighten border security could threaten a key social safety valve for desperate Venezuelans as hyperinflation and a severe recession grip their oil-rich country.
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And since Gulf monarchies cannot find enough jobs for their own people, the safety valve of emigration to work in the Gulf has closed to other Arabs.
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There appears to be plenty of room for more people in many parts of the world, but opposition to immigration prevents the use of this safety valve.
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And the new availability of "treatment" for the disease may turn out to be an incentive, a safety valve, for beginning or continuing the use of drugs.
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By placing air traffic operations into a separate corporation funded by user fees rather than general government revenue, however, that key constitutional oversight safety-valve goes away.
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The final safety valve is a spillway—three hundred feet wide, half a mile long—that the dam's controllers can throw open to prevent an imminent breach.
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The inflation backstop or the inflation kind of safety valve, that's about things that are brought to market and then making sure that they can't be gouged.
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Some have had their nominal wages cut, too: lower pay has been an important safety valve for the Russian economy, helping businesses keep costs down as demand flags.
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The 1994 law ultimately included what's called a "safety valve" that allows a very limited number of low-level first-time drug offenders to avoid mandatory minimum sentences.
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That safety valve disappeared after Chadha and it's now Trump who has the veto to frustrate attempts by Congress to curb his emergency authority in the wall case.
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The well that is leaking from a massive underground gas storage field was once equipped with a safety valve, but it was leaking and was removed in 1979.
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When cities declined or failed, their laborers might slip across the frontier and join the barbarians; such escapes from exploitation were probably a safety valve at all times.
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These are the 924(c) stacking reform, 841/851 sentencing enhancement modifications, expansion of the 3553(f) federal safety valve, and retroactive application of the Fair Sentencing Act.
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Some say "The Chairman's Ear" provides a healthy safety valve for Poles, allowing them to have a good laugh at themselves amid the serious challenges the country faces.
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Provisions allowing countries to impose new ones help garner political support for free-trade deals and act as a safety valve in case of a disruptive surge of imports.
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Situations such as low blood sugar can be relayed to the mobile phone of a family member or significant other, thus providing a safety valve to summon appropriate treatment.
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That a respected journalist and journal should suggest censure as a political safety valve for each party makes it all the more suspect as a formal means of admonishment.
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No one even knew what had caused the leak in the first place, though a broken safety valve, removed by SoCalGas in 20.002 and never replaced, received some blame.
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Nearly a disaster there for England as they use Pickford as the safety valve again and nearly pass the ball directly to Manduzkic to send him in on goal.
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That's probably the best chance yet for Croatia: a panicked clearance by Pickford, who has been called into use as a safety valve far too often, sends Croatia in.
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By Sunday afternoon, crews had shut down one leak with a surface safety valve, but the second leak, although reduced, was still spouting gas, federal and state officials said.
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"Without the safety valve of excluding central bank cash deposits, this leaves banks exposed to volatility in their leverage exposure which they have no power to control," Hills added.
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One of the bill's central provisions expands what's known as the "safety valve," which allows federal judges to ignore mandatory minimums in sentencing defendants who commit nonviolent, low-level crimes.
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For generations, the migration of people from Central America seeking work elsewhere has served as a safety valve for the region, relieving pressure on the labor market and public services.
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If countries went back to using interest rates as their only policy lever rather than relying on QE when needed, the world economy would lose a safety valve against financial crises.
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On the initial public offering of Saudi Aramco, which its CEO reiterated would take place next year, Prince Alwaleed said the transaction would act as a "safety valve" for Saudi Arabia.
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And anyone who thinks speech is a harmless safety valve has not pictured the combination of armed Klansmen, hundreds of angry counter-protestors, and a police force tasked with keeping order.
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Some have complained that it excludes too many people, including those convicted of violent crimes, and criticized compromises like one that limited a "safety valve" that would give judges more discretion.
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Migration has long operated as a safety valve by moving the most disaffected dissenters off the island, and it has become easier now that the government no longer requires exit visas.
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It has been a safety valve, a mode of minimizing pain and defeat, as well as a medium capable of expressing grievance and grief in the most artful and incisive ways.
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Things are different now, not least because Britain's pound is free to move up or down, giving it a safety valve to cope with changes in the way it manages its economy.
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It's like a vent or safety valve, and it can genuinely be a lifesaver to someone who hasn't been given the social tools to talk about their emotions in any other way.
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They provided a safety valve for letting off steam and they were granted unique freedom of expression—as long as their value as entertainers outweighed the discomfort they caused the higher-ups.
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In the clip below, he receives a double high screen and gets an excellent opportunity to attack Biyombo in the paint, with Channing Frye as a safety valve rolling to the rim.
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Strine said the restriction could lead to wasteful, overlapping litigation in multiple jurisdictions, and deny KT4 a "safety valve" if the chancery court were unable to assert jurisdiction over Karp and Thiel.
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Such repressive laws and policies are like a pressure cooker without a safety valve – they serve only to frustrate people, expanding ever-present societal tensions without providing any mechanism for their release.
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Passes underneath to Christian McCaffrey, the team's rookie running back, are supposed to be a safety valve when bigger plays fail to develop; they are not supposed to be the offensive strategy.
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Saudi Arabia does have a safety valve in case the strait became too dangerous: an East-West pipeline that could carry crude to the port of Yanbu on the Red Sea coast.
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Beyond the ballpark, the riots and assassinations were taking their toll on the public psyche, and the Mets, our safety valve, our comic relief, were becoming just another black hole of despair.
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While this is perceived as a negative trait of cash by central banks and governments, many individuals perceive cash as a safety valve that empowers citizens against an omnipotent central bank and government.
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A lawyer for residents suing SoCalGas has said the safety valve wouldn't have prevented the leak, but would have stopped the well from belching enormous amounts of climate-changing methane into the air.
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Internal Democratic caucus and national party pressures to launch an inquiry had already built to such high levels that things were bound to blow if the Speaker did not open that safety valve.
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Having an independent dispute resolution process creates a safety valve for when the formula used to calculate compensation amounts is wrong and a backstop to prevent parties from exploiting the formula to manipulate rates.
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To protect their constituents, these legislators have included a safety valve in the bill: If you live in a county with a high unemployment rate (over 8.5 percent), you're exempt from the work requirements.
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Faced with a 373st-and-goal from the 7-yard line, the Patriots ran once with Blount for 2 yards and then let Brady find White, his safety valve on offense, for the touchdown.
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And as we develop more sophisticated policy mechanisms that compensate farmers when they transfer that water to other uses, as we're seeing in Imperial right now, then alfalfa can provide a sort of safety valve.
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Because Glenn had never killed, he's been a "safety valve" character for the audience to latch onto: you could find yourself in the zombie apocalypse, sure, but Glenn was proof you could survive without killing.
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Ken Ward, co-founder of Climate Direct Action stood trial (twice, because of a hung jury) on felony charges for shutting off a safety valve on the TransMountain tar pipeline pipeline in Skagit County, Wash.
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They can be a home away from home; a space for meeting role models and friends; a safety valve for kids with nothing to do and nowhere to be; and even an incubator for musical talent.
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Newton has thrown for more than 300 yards in consecutive weeks and has not slowed down at all without Greg Olsen, the injured tight end who served as Carolina's safety valve on offense for so long.
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The U.K. Parliament on Saturday approved an amendment intended as a safety valve against a damaging "no deal" Brexit, taking the wind out of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's sails and making yet another Brexit delay likely.
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Everyone, in a weird way, had a psychological rooting for him at a certain level because he was blowing it all apart—and because there was this safety valve belief that he could not become president.
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I know cheap beans can't save anyone from true financial crisis, but to this day they're my financial safety valve after a month of overzealous spending, and a talisman in the face of a looming lean month.
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The wage plan might also have a "safety valve" to allow for changes in the wage, Mr. Cuomo said, in the event of bad economic times, much like a similar wage agreement reached in California this week.
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Officials triggered a safety valve that both shut down the leak at the top of the well and reduced emissions from the second leak site, but the well was still releasing natural gas as of Sunday afternoon.
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Green, a forward who has been waging a public campaign to win the N.B.A.'s Defensive Player of the Year Award, said the Warriors had a tendency last season to rely on Bogut as a safety valve.
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The New York Stock Exchange has a backdoor safety valve it can use to freeze trading if a market sell-off turns grim, but Monday's plunge wasn't even close to the levels required to trigger such interventions.
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By taking potential protesters off Latin America's streets, mass outmigration and the great erasure of our borders acts like a safety-valve for their corrupt elite, relieving them of the pressure needed to commit to real domestic reforms.
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More than 2,000 people entering federal prison annually would receive lesser sentences — around 20% shorter — than under current law with the expansion of a "safety valve," which allows judges more discretion in waiving mandatory minimum sentences in certain cases.
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"The hidden story of what's been going on with North Korea over the last year is that Russia has always been a safety valve for them," said Evan S. Medeiros, who served as President Barack Obama's top Asia adviser.
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Second, he cannot count on the safety valve used repeatedly by the ruling brothers: migration to Miami, because the end of the wet-feet-dry-feet era entails the end of sailing, smuggling or swimming to the United States.
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"The Freedom of Information Act has been an incredibly important safety valve against the administration's blockade of documents," said Austin Evers, executive director of American Oversight, one of the liberal-leaning transparency groups that sued to get Ukraine documents.
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So when those senators demanded minor tweaks to the bill, supporters complied — adding, among other changes, some restrictions to judges' use of the "safety valve" and several more exclusions to earned time credits, including for some drug and violent offenders.
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Speaking at a Euromoney conference, Saleh described the state's reserves and assets, managed by the KIA, as representing a "safety valve" for the economy during times of crisis as well as a nest egg that would provide for future generations.
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Speaking to CNBC's Nancy Hungerford at the Institute of International Finance meeting in Bali, Societe Generale Chairman Lorenzo Bini Smaghi said a sell-off in stocks was acting as something of a safety valve to prevent a bigger crisis developing later.
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A dynamic second-year running back, he frustrates defenses by being an effective runner — he is third in the N.F.L. with 568 rushing yards — and by serving as a safety valve for the passing game, turning swing passes into huge gains.
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"Even the big groups will always keep part of the production with external suppliers because we are their safety valve," he said, noting top manufacturers would be even more exposed to swings in demand if they brought more production in-house.
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Electors are, to Mr Lessig's mind, a "safety valve" in case Americans screw things up a bit too royally: "Like a judge reviewing a jury verdict where the people voted, the electoral college was intended to confirm—or not—the people's choice".
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And you could argue that Donald Trump has benefited from the sluice of information coming from his campaign and White House, an open stream of leaks and infighting that have been a sort of safety valve keeping his chaotic circle from actual explosion.
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The BOJ, however, did not need to abandon its 2 percent inflation target right now, as that could serve as a "safety valve" for when the job market deteriorates again or a sharp yen rise threatens Japan's export-reliant economy, he said.
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Warren, who was the first major presidential candidate to call for mass student loan forgiveness, said she would direct her Secretary of Education to "begin to compromise and modify federal student loans," using a so-called safety valve in the Higher Education Act.
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The bill would also make four changes to sentencing laws, including shortening mandatory minimum sentences for some nonviolent drug offenses, expanding the safety valve and extending retroactively a reduction in the sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine signed into law in 2010.
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That's because the gas leak, which began with the failure of a 1950s-era pipe on a well that didn't have a safety valve, has put a national spotlight on the problems of aging infrastructure, weak regulation, and shoddy oversight in the natural gas industry.
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In 2014, the Senate Judiciary Committee marked up the Smarter Sentencing Act, which would reduce mandatory minimum sentences for low level nonviolent drug offenders by half, expand the existing federal safety valve exception for mandatory minimums, and make the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive.
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As conservative writer Leon Wolf wrote after the Dallas mass shooting: The most important safety valve to prevent violence like we saw in Dallas last night is the belief that when officers do go off the rails, the legal system will punish them accordingly.
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Earlier this month, The LA Times reported that attorneys representing some of the 1,000 residents suing SoCalGas over the leak claim the company failed to replace an important safety valve that was removed in 1979—a valve that could have stopped the current leak in its tracks.
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The safety valve of travel abroad was used in a subtler way to undermine the Yes campaign's work: "They can just go to England," an argument that was written into the Irish constitution in 1992 with the Thirteenth Amendment affirming the right to travel for an abortion.
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Angela Merkel has proved to be a solid anchor for a Europe that has done very well by the United States, guaranteeing NATO strength against Russian challenges, providing a solid trading partner and safety valve for refugee pressures that have been kept far from America's shores.
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Like a pressure cooker with the lid firmly on, tensions across the region are at boiling point but the repression of political movements and civil society groups means they have no outlet or safety valve to channel public demands for accountability or transparency from their leaders.
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In describing a so-called safety valve, the governor explained how the wage's move toward the $15 benchmark upstate would be determined by state labor and budget analysts — both parts of the executive branch — who would review the wage's economic impact using studies conducted beginning in 2019.
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The proposals to alter rule 40, expected to be debated in rules committee meetings in Cleveland this week ahead of the Republican National Convention, is considered a safety valve in the instance that Trump were to nominate a Democrat or a moderate considered unacceptable to the Republican activists.
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Sekiro does give you a safety valve to this tension in the form of its resurrection mechanic, which lets you get back on your feet a couple of times before needing to recharge by taking out enemies or visiting one of the bonfire-like statues placed around the world.
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Percent of drug offenders: 33.6% Average sentence: 7 years, 23 months Average guideline sentence: 10 years, 1 month Minimum sentence: 54% of meth trafficking offenders were eligible for a mandatory minimum penalty, but almost half of those were able to qualify for the safety valve, reducing that sentence.
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At this very challenging time for the United Kingdom's economy, the country is at least fortunate in that it has a floating exchange rate, since a floating currency can provide the country with a useful economic safety valve that it would not enjoy if its currency were fixed.
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In selling his minimum-wage proposal to skeptical Republicans in the State Senate, Mr. Cuomo was willing to add a so-called safety valve to the plan that would allow the state to slow or stop annual increases of the minimum wage in the event of bad economic times.
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It doesn't help that a "deep subsurface valve," which could have cut off the flow of gas, was removed from the well in 1979 and never replaced: In 1979, SoCal Gas told state regulators that it replaced the safety valve on the well, according to attorneys for the residents.
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While emigration out of Ireland remains an emotive topic for historical reasons, Derek Kehoe, head of BNP Paribas' Dublin office, said: "The ability of large sections of the labor force to move abroad in search of work was a massive safety valve for the government" during this time.
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If we could travel back in time and sit down over tea with James Madison, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington or Alexander Hamilton, we would come away with a fresh perspective on their original intent for including impeachment of a president as a constitutional safety valve for the nation.
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But it could provide a sanctuary for dissidents, a possible safety valve for some of the deprived population, and potentially a location where a future opposition government could establish some degree of sovereign rule in what could temporarily then become a divided country if things get bad enough.
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A joint statement from Senators Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire and Michael Bennet of Colorado, the authors of another legislative approach to surprise billing, praised the committees for their work, including the "simple arbitration safety valve," and said final details were still being negotiated.
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Nowadays, of course, depending on where you live, you can offer the easier and more anonymous safety valve of Uber, or some other ride service; parents who can afford it might consider paying for an account through high school and college so there is always a ride home available.
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Wide receivers Tyreek Hill, Sammy Watkins and Mecole Hardman have game-changing speed, tight end Travis Kelce is both a terrific safety valve and also a legitimate big-play threat, and while running back Damien Williams does not put up consistently big rushing numbers, he can run, catch the ball and help in pass protection.
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As part of an effort to keep the DMCA timely, Congress included a so-called "safety valve" dubbed the Section 1201 triennial review process that, every three years, mandates that activists and concerned citizens beg the Copyright Office and the Librarian of Congress to craft explicit exemptions from the law to ensure routine behavior won't be criminalized.
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Asked about Biden's support for the law, the Biden campaign pointed to provisions like the Violence Against Women Act, the 10-year assault weapons ban, firearm background check funding, money for police, support for addiction treatment, and a "safety valve" that let a limited number of low-level first-time drug offenders avoid mandatory minimum sentences.
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The new legislation would eliminate "stacking" provisions that result in offenders serving consecutive sentences for crimes committed using firearms; shorten mandatory minimum sentences, including reverting life imprisonment to a 25-year minimum for those convicted under the "three strikes" provision; and expand the "drug safety valve" to reduce the number of nonviolent drug offenders receiving mandatory minimum sentences.
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That dubious record was smashed on June 24, 2016, after Britain voted to leave the European Union, but there has been little talk since of a "sterling crisis", and the weaker pound has been broadly viewed as a welcome safety valve, keeping asset markets attractive to foreign investors while buoying export and corporate earnings without forcing up interest rates.
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Wolf went on to argue that, unfortunately, it's circumstances like these that lead to something like the Dallas shooting, in which police officers are senselessly killed: The most important safety valve to prevent violence like we saw in Dallas last night is the belief that when officers do go off the rails, the legal system will punish them accordingly.
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In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, attorney Brian Panish, who is representing local homeowners who are bringing a suit against the Southern California Gas Company, says the Aliso Canyon Underground Storage Facility lacked a deep subsurface valve which could have stopped the gas from leaking:"Had we had [the safety valve], this whole problem would have been prevented," Panish said.
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" Assuming the treatment wins FDA approval, Sicherer said, the conversation between doctors and patients will be, "Is it better to just avoid the food and ask a lot of questions at restaurants and be real careful, or do something like this and still don't eat the food and ask the questions in the restaurant, but at least know you have a bit of a safety valve?
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But it also had prevention programs and other measures intended to woo skeptical Democrats, including the Violence Against Women Act to support female victims of crime; drug courts to offer treatment for first-time offenders; a "safety valve" provision, backed by Mr. Biden, allowing limited waivers from mandatory minimums; and money for a "midnight basketball" program to keep inner-city youth off the streets.
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The compromise would eliminate the so-called stacking regulation that makes it a federal crime to possess a firearm while committing another crime, like a drug offense; expand the "drug safety valve" allowing judges to sidestep mandatory minimums for nonviolent drug offenders; and shorten mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders, according to draft text of the bill obtained by The New York Times.
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José Roca, the artistic director of Bogotá's FLORA arts center (and formerly at Tate Modern) remarked online that, while criticism is always welcome as a safety valve, to criticize Salcedo for opportunism is to not acknowledge her decades of engagement with political violence in Colombia: In a country where oblivion is a policy of the state, Salcedo re-inscribes these events in the public eye through strong symbolic acts, such as the chairs sliding down from the Justice Palace […] García Márquez inscribed the banana massacres in the collective consciousness of Colombia through literature, at a time when the government was diligently busy with dispersing the evidence, Salcedo has done the same with other violent events, and in many cases achieves this through inviting others to constitute themselves as participants in the act of public inscription.
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Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyAppropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (D-Vt.), Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) and Jeff MerkleyJeffrey (Jeff) Alan MerkleySenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility Senate Dem seeks answers from DHS on reports of pregnant asylum seekers sent back to Mexico Schumer backs Pelosi as impeachment roils caucus MORE (D-Ore.) have reintroduced the Justice Safety Valve Act in response to the drastic shift from Obama-era guidelines, which urged prosecutors to crack down on violent criminals and leaders of drug cartels while being more lenient with nonviolent, low-level drug offenders.
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