Donohoe is expected to find extra money through measures under consideration including the scrapping or part scrapping of a reduced VAT rate for the tourism sector.
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On Wednesday, Senate Republicans will explore the ramifications of scrapping the initial 85033-vote procedural hurdle for all legislation and of scrapping it only for spending bills.
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In August, Reuters reported that Aramco was scrapping the IPO.
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Tom Steyer: I will certainly advocate for scrapping the filibuster.
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Huawei also announced that it is scrapping a new laptop.
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But Majidyar argued that scrapping the deal wouldn't help Washington.
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Scrapping deductions en masse would affect all sorts of taxpayers.
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N hydraulic fracturing business, scrapping plans for a joint venture.
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But my uncle was scrapping and literally destroyed that neighborhood.
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Even so, scrapping the deal would be the right decision.
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And if they weren't singing or shagging they were scrapping.
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White House officials for days have weighed scrapping the trip.
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Former Prime Minister David Cameron appeared to regret the scrapping.
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Scrapping the ACA has been a common refrain for Republicans.
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The issue: Scrapping the current playoff format Was it discussed?
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The political fallout of scrapping the deal could be significant.
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The politics of scrapping the mandate have long been tempting.
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Scrapping dividends altogether would also deprive the government of income.
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But other pledges, like scrapping student tuition fees, are overkill.
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Sometimes you are out there scrapping trying to make plays.
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It said on Friday it was scrapping the premium futures.
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Whether Mr. Trump would consider scrapping it is another unknown.
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"They have been talking about 'scrapping the deal,'" he said.
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Major tech conferences around the world are scrapping their events.
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Scrapping that subsidy would provide recycling firms with a big boost.
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Scrapping it, however, is hardly likely to prove an effective cure.
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Mr Trump's mixed signals on scrapping NAFTA add to the confusion.
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Trump first raised the issue of scrapping birthright citizenship on Tuesday.
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Huawei also recently announced that it was scrapping a new laptop.
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LIESMAN: YOU'VE TALKED ABOUT SCRAPPING THE VOLCKER RULE AMONG OTHER THINGS.
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Yasin said the government targets scrapping these subsidies entirely by 2019.
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Conservatives say scrapping those requirements is necessary to drive down premiums.
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He also said he's scrapping peace talks with the Taliban altogether.
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Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is scrapping his 2020 presidential bid.
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Tammy Duckworth, an Illinois Democrat, also called for scrapping the meeting.
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Trudeau has said scrapping the deal would cost "billions" in penalties.
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Now, many are scrapping the prescriptive advice — don't forget to smile!
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But prosecutors abruptly announced Monday that they were scrapping the charges.
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In Singapore, marchers called for scrapping a law banning gay sex.
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Mr. Trump is on the verge of scrapping the Iran deal.
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Trump later finished the job, scrapping the Clean Power Plan entirely.
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The actress praised Sierra Leone and Madagascar for scrapping similar laws.
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Thankfully for the irrepressibly lascivious, Instagram is scrapping that feature entirely.
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The RFS is bad policy, but politics make scrapping it difficult.
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"We expect vessel scrapping to accelerate through 2018," Hvide Macleod said.
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"Both consumers and producers would lose from scrapping NAFTA," Glauber said.
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This past year, President Trump's proposed budget included scrapping the telescope entirely.
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Still, he believes scrapping the reforms in midstream would be a mistake.
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Members of Trump's administration also have urged caution on scrapping the deal.
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Like: scrapping the $500 billion per year in global fossil fuel subsidies.
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It also hinted at scrapping the euro and bringing back the lira.
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The company also recently announced that it was scrapping a new laptop.
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No wonder employers are scrapping so to find experienced, college educated workers.
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It said in November 2015 that it was scrapping its final dividend.
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Scrapping the tax makes for more palatable politics, but leaves economic questions.
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Scrapping those deductions potentially alienate GOP lawmakers in high-tax blue states.
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"This might mean scrapping your resume completely and starting over," she said.
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But instead of scrapping its hardware unit, the company is pressing ahead.
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Conservatives say reducing or scrapping the mandates would bring down insurance premiums.
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WHY NOT JUST SAY, YOU KNOW WHAT, WE'RE SCRAPPING THAT LONG-TERM?
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It could be Russia scrapping their way to a host-nation victory.
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Unions called for a strike over the scrapping of some employment benefits.
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S. free trade deal, said scrapping NAFTA will hurt the United States.
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Members of Libra denied reports it was scrapping plans for a currency.
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Reconvening during the August recess -- or scrapping it altogether -- is not unprecedented.
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He said there was "a lot of sadness" at scrapping the call.
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Sanders and Buttigieg likely to be still scrapping over the ambiguous results
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After her death, Cooper left home, scrapping together odd jobs in sawmills.
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But scrapping that right would require a change in the U.S. Constitution.
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The data comes amid a debate about scrapping the 500 euro note.
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Scrapping a show before the first episode even airs isn't uncommon in the realm of TV. But scrapping a show because it didn't focus enough on being aspirational and exploring the joys of friendship sure as hell is.
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President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is scrapping the partially-built $13 billion airport.
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The scrapping of the airport led to major losses on Mexican financial markets.
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Republicans have convinced Trump to stand down on scrapping NAFTA in the past.
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Scrapping the Hong Kong de-listing plan could, though, reflect badly on Wang.
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Protesters say scrapping it will not satisfy their demands, which include full democracy.
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It also foresaw the immediate scrapping by Italy of all sanctions against Russia.
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According to Variety, the studio is scrapping the idea of a shared universe.
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Several Finnish media have reported that the government has considered scrapping the clause.
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Other clothing firms were also not discouraged by the scrapping of the deal.
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Europe's largest aerospace group also said it was scrapping its flagship A380 plane.
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Scrapping the talks also comes as power struggle between California and Trump grows.
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Supporters of the rule are already warning Trump against scrapping the overtime regulation.
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Obama argued that you work out the issues instead of completely scrapping it.
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The scrapping of the stepchild adoption clause was part of the resulting compromise.
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Scrapping that rule would raise money for modest permanent tax-cuts for individuals.
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Protesters chanted, "Peaceful, peaceful," and demanded such reforms as scrapping the emergency law.
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"Scrapping NAFTA would be a disastrously bad idea," he said in a statement.
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In fact, there's new evidence to support improving the law, not scrapping it.
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Trump responded by scrapping the Speaker's planned overseas trip to Brussels and Afghanistan.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada is scrapping a plan to buy 18 Boeing Co (BA.
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Labour has also announced a policy of scrapping all charges for dental checkups.
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Using the newest, best evidence also means scrapping what is outdated and ineffective.
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Aside from the scrapping of the bill, the protesters also called for Mrs.
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ERIE, Pa. — Shivering, snowbound cities are scrapping their outdoor New Year's Eve countdowns.
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More pitchers are scrapping traditional patterns, and have the stuff to do it.
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That same day, Roche announced it was scrapping plans to develop the drug.
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After understandably scrapping its plans to use an app made by Shadow Inc.
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Will scrapping the rules make the internet fairer, more dynamic and more innovative?
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Scrapping the payroll cap, however, would fundamentally change the way Social Security operates.
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Overhauling the law, however, is far more politically complicated than simply scrapping it.
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The North also raised the possibility of scrapping the meeting with Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Musk has likened that to scrapping a 747 jet after one flight.
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The effects of scrapping the subsidies on health insurance coverage would be minimal.
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The province rejected this grand bargain by scrapping the carbon tax on consumers.
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It was arrogant, he said, for lawmakers to propose scrapping the entire thing.
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Yet the Trump administration has left open the possibility of scrapping the guidance.
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In recent years some people have suggested scrapping or replacing the ritual altogether.
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Scrapping NAFTA was one of President Trump's central promises during his presidential campaign.
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There was no mention of bringing back grammar schools, scrapping the winter fuel allowance, removing the triple lock on pensions, scrapping free school lunches, removing the ban on foxhunting, or entertaining Donald Trump, the American president, to a state visit.
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"Any recovery in rates in the tanker market will be hinged on the extent of scrapping in the coming years ... we expect rates to start recovering in the second half of 2019 if scrapping remains strong," said Verma at Drewry.
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The steps include a devaluation and the scrapping of export taxes and currency controls.
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"I don't like the idea of scrapping it and starting over again," Brandon said.
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ICE rips California county for scrapping contract to house detainees, says move could backfire.
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For some, universal credit is so compromised that scrapping it is the only option.
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She presented the administration with a list of demands that includes scrapping curfews outright.
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They aren't scrapping Anthem, it seems, but they're not punting towards a sequel, either.
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Last year Paraguay and Taiwan signed a deal scrapping tariffs on 54 Paraguayan products.
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DESPERATE, NO-HOLDS-BARRED scrapping has become Britain's day-to-day mode of government.
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg is all for scrapping it, as is Washington Gov.
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Scrapping plans to increase the tax-free allowance for income tax would also help.
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When it's not busy foraging, it's busy scrapping with its peers to claim territory.
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But a wholesale scrapping would take more away from Americans than they might realize.
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The Trump administration is scrapping that pilot program and implementing the changes for everybody.
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Completely scrapping the rule would require the EPA to replace it with an alternative.
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Achieving such a deal would be a bigger victory than merely scrapping the JCPOA.
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The accusers said Epstein's death rendered moot all possible objections to scrapping the agreement.
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Russia has also warned against the potential of "harmful consequences" of scrapping the deal.
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This argument was chief among telecommunications firms and Pai's arguments for scrapping the rules.
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And that could lead to the most regressive step of all: scrapping tuition fees.
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Mostly, he does this by letting his characters talk — teasing, joking, bragging and scrapping.
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Advisers also proposed scrapping structural deficit targets as a way of assessing fiscal compliance.
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Sadly, America's national energy policy has of late become about scrapping over tax incentives.
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Britain's third-biggest company Unilever, meanwhile, said it was scrapping its London corporate headquarters.
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Both President-elect Trump and Vice President-elect Pence have talked about scrapping it.
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At best, scrapping Obama's climate rules might bring back a fraction of lost jobs.
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He said he was scrapping the rule because "what's saved is not worth it".
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But President Trump has prioritized scrapping environmental regulations to help revitalize domestic energy production.
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Beto O'Rourke said on Tuesday that "there's a lot of wisdom" in scrapping it.
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Swimming Australia went a step further, scrapping national championships in Perth next month altogether.
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But in an announcement Monday, the court opened up the possibility of scrapping them.
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Newcastle and Sunderland are both scrapping to avoid missing out on the larger windfall.
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But the evidence suggests that scrapping Section 230 would cement those companies' market status.
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It was a reckless act, like the president's scrapping of the Iran nuclear deal.
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It could become more modest and focus on what it's good at: scrapping trade barriers.
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His party colleague Toninelli has repeatedly said that he is committed to scrapping ASPI's concessions.
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BHP has said the costs of scrapping its dual-listed structure significantly outweigh the benefits.
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And, in general, they're intent on scrapping everything people love about them with each release.
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The racetrack cited its contract with Woodstock 50 as its reason for scrapping the permit.
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Perhaps he would also consider scrapping American troop deployments to Poland and the Baltic states.
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BHP has said the costs of scrapping its dual-listed structure significantly outweigh the benefits.
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Tymoshenko's requests include scrapping a tax on pension payments and rolling back energy price hikes.
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They will still take the RV for weekend trips, but they're scrapping their other itineraries.
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Last year Blizzard made what I felt was a huge mistake in scrapping the Battle.
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The government said on Wednesday it was scrapping the contract with London-listed Stagecoach STG.
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The principle of scrapping deductions in order to lower rates is exactly the right one.
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Scrapping the wealth tax, introduced in 1982 and in force (mostly) since then, is bold.
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Second, Uber is scrapping confidentiality provisions that keep victims from speaking out about their experiences.
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His officials have conceded, however, that scrapping the Texcoco project would cost billions of dollars.
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A serious programme of scrapping in the industry would be needed for profits to improve.
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At least three of his leading advisers on these matters oppose scrapping our trade pact.
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And on Friday, Trump that he "wouldn't mind" scrapping the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Trump also said the situation in Ukraine was his "sole reason" for scrapping the meeting.
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Eleanor Rhode directs a vigorous cast of seven as the scrapping dough boys (2308:246).
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Eleanor Rhode directs a vigorous cast of seven as the scrapping dough boys (2:00).
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Eleanor Rhode directs a vigorous cast of seven as the scrapping dough boys (219843:230).
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But Re/code reports from a conference in Munich, Germany, that it's scrapping the fee.
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Alexander Grau, a columnist for the political and cultural monthly Cicero, argued for scrapping it.
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Developers of superluxe skyscrapers are chopping up penthouses and, in some cases, scrapping plans altogether.
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By scrapping the vulnerable land-based missile force, any need for launching on warning disappears.
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Toppers' founder and CEO Scott Gittrich said he has no intention of scrapping the advertisement.
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And on Friday, Trump said he "wouldn't mind" scrapping the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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"It sent the the absolute wrong message," says CACNP's McKeon of scrapping the Iran deal.
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Yes, scrapping the deal has boosted oil prices, a temporary boon for the Russian economy.
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But unfortunately, he had to "head out for a bit," he tweeted, scrapping the idea.
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Ardent is also proposing to oversee a project from production to scrapping the metal onshore.
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And you ask yourself: Can I imagine this person scrapping their way through a debate?
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Lincoln Center announced it was scrapping the $500 million plan to overhaul the lackluster hall.
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But they expressed little support for scrapping Nafta entirely and replacing it with separate deals.
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European planemaker Airbus on Monday, joined U.S. rival Boeing BA.N in scrapping its 2019 dividend.
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Scrapping the aging land-based missiles altogether would result in the largest savings, $175 billion.
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Trilogy is one of several bondholder groups that accuse Caesars of scrapping CEOC's bond guarantees.
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For that is, in effect, what he proposed last week in scrapping net neutrality regulations.
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And North American Van Lines said it was scrapping its affiliate relationship with the NRA.
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August 224 - South Korea announces it is scrapping its military intelligence-sharing agreement with Japan.
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Tillerson was among a group of deputies who counseled the president against scrapping the accord.
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For graphic on VLCC oil tanker 'Raphaela' beached for scrapping near Karachi, Pakistan click reut.
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Yonghui said on Monday it was scrapping talks with Carrefour on its related investment plan.
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In the most recent poll, 24 percent suggested scrapping the inflation target, unchanged from last August.
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An aide to Tillerson told CNN, "no decisions have been made" about scrapping the offices permanently.
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"Scrapping the dividend is a devastating signal, you couldn't send a worse one," a trader said.
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Now, it appears to be scrapping that 60-day waiting period, according to the local report.
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Scrapping production would raise concerns about future support and the value of jets in Emirates' portfolio.
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But scrapping quarterly reporting is not on the SEC's near-term agenda, according to public records.
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"I would spend most summers working for him, painting, scrapping, digging up trash," Ready-Campbell says.
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THE White House has long promised to fund tax cuts by scrapping unspecified loopholes and deductions.
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Scrapping the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will be more onerous, with Democrats girding for a fight.
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Money is even tighter because Taiwan is scrapping conscription and shifting to an all-volunteer force.
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And North American Van Lines said it was scrapping its an affiliate relationship with the NRA.
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Scrapping Alberta's carbon tax, introduced by the previous government, was a major part of Kenney's campaign.
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For that reason the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, has suggested scrapping it entirely.
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Just one day later, however, the government said that it was scrapping the tax rises altogether.
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Scrapping the LRSO, they say, "would not diminish the formidable US nuclear deterrent in the least".
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Fortunately, scrapping the endangerment finding would be a heavy lift even with Pruitt as EPA chief.
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Like the European Parliament's wasteful second chamber in Strasbourg, scrapping it would require a treaty change.
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Nevada's Republican governor is laying into President Donald Trump for scrapping a key provision of Obamacare.
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Until some serious scrapping takes place, do not be surprised if more shipping lines declare bankruptcy.
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While Republicans voted last month to start scrapping Obamacare, they missed a target date of Jan.
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But his goal was no doubt to nudge President Trump even closer to scrapping the deal.
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As such, there's a side to it that seems always to be scrapping for a fight.
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And it's not just Senate incumbents who are unwilling to commit to scrapping the agency. Rep.
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"We should at least consider no tariffs, no barriers — scrapping all of it," Trump proposed. Awkward!
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He's even called for scrapping the FCC and accused Wheeler of bringing politics into his decisions.
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What's more remarkable is that Wyoming legislators came so close to scrapping capital punishment at all.
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In response, the Fed adjusted its 85033 plans, scrapping plans for two expected interest-rate increases.
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The president responded by scrapping the Speaker's planned congressional delegation travel to Brussels, Egypt and Afghanistan.
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Deutsche Bank is considering scrapping bonuses and raising fresh capital, Platow Brief added, without citing sources.
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So the focus on the upcoming talks will be the scrapping on the tariffs, they say.
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Is scrapping the Electoral College or the filibuster truly more extreme than any of those demands?
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Scrapping NAFTA would badly hurt U.S. workers and industries, Trudeau told Winnipeg radio station 680 CJOB.
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It never comes up in terms of scrapping for the votes you need in the middle.
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It started a shopping service in 2013, initially offering free same-day delivery before scrapping it.
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One group advocated scrapping the Republic of China in favor of a new country called Taiwan.
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O.P. crowd rejected them, just as they rejected smart improvements to Obamacare, preferring a total scrapping.
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Komercni Banka has already proposed scrapping its dividend and is putting its earnings outlook under review.
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Scrapping the Iran nuclear deal, for instance, is seen as making a deal with Pyongyang impossible.
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That could leave as many as three conferences scrapping for as few as one remaining spot.
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I ended up scrapping that puzzle but was pleased to work the entry into this themeless.
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He would demand a reopening of negotiations and especially the scrapping of an element of Mrs.
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BOEING CEO CALHOUN SAYS COMPANY NOT CONSIDERING SCRAPPING 737 MAX: 'I DO BELIEVE IN THIS AIRPLANE'
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But Giuliani said he considered a different deal with the Ukrainian government before scrapping those plans.
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He started stealing and scrapping copper—breaking into buildings and taking copper wire—and got arrested.
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In fact, scrapping stock trading fees might have helped Schwab, Matt Levine of Bloomberg Opinion notes.
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Russian senator Aleksey Pushkov said scrapping the agreement was akin to choosing between war and peace.
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So it's hard to see how scrapping NATO wouldn't severely damage our partnerships with European nations.
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After scrapping the Obama-era plan, Trump's team isn't ready to talk about writing a law.
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But scrapping the deal outright will leave American workers worse off, according to trade experts like Bergstrand.
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Maybe it's a testament to the fact that maybe Youtube would be better off scrapping comments altogether.
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While Congress views astronomy research more favorably, President Trump's 2019 budget request has already suggested scrapping WFIRST.
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The scrapping of Article 370 brought Jammu and Kashmir under all the provisions of the Indian constitution.
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Thousands of people took to the streets in Guinea, as President Alpha Condé considered scrapping the constitution.
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Scrapping the GST will mean a fall in revenue: it brought in 45bn ringgit ($10.5bn) last year.
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Microsoft has proposed scrapping a policy in Windows that requires users to periodically change their login password.
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Pakistan has blamed India for illegally scrapping Kashmir's special status, as tensions rise between the two nations.
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Some would be welcome, such as scrapping a rule that forbids the panel to explain its decisions.
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His heads-down style distinguishes him among a quintet of centrist Democrats scrapping to survive this fall.
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Why it matters: Since the rule hasn't yet taken effect, scrapping it won't change anyone's visa status.
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Investors had feared his talk of protectionism and scrapping trade treaties would hurt export-dependent emerging economies.
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Republican President Donald Trump on Monday ordered scrapping two existing rules whenever a new one is approved.
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The scrapping of South Stream was a blow to Bulgaria, which relies almost exclusively on Russian gas.
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John McCain, even after his death last year, for helping to stop Republicans from scrapping the ACA.
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These include scrapping some races, shortening the course, using the afternoons, or going into Sunday, Smith said.
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Others suggest scrapping that advice and looking for a stable 9-to-5 job with health benefits.
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It doesn't mean Trump is just scrapping the deal, which he constantly blasted on the campaign trial.
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But this year, with candidates still scrapping for delegates, "literally every vote will count," Mr. Durant said.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) completed its process in scrapping the Obama-era rules earlier this year.
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S.KOREA SENIOR BLUE HOUSE OFFICIAL SAYS HAS MADE NO DECISION ON SCRAPPING INTERLLIGENCE SHARING AGREEMENT WITH JAPAN
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The main source of revenue Republicans hope to bank comes from scrapping the "state and local" deduction.
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Though all are scrapping in a male-dominated genre, they've kept competitiveness out of their country sisterhood.
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Susan Collins, R-Maine, also wants legislation passed to curb the effects of scrapping Obamacare's individual mandate.
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This summer, Mayor Bill de Blasio proposed changes to the admissions process, including scrapping the test altogether.
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Those moves come as the Trump administration considers altering or scrapping the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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It was almost as if he were speaking of a team scrapping for an N.C.A.A. tournament spot.
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The body also proposed scrapping the Oslo Accords—landmark agreements with Israel on security and other issues.
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We didn't dare enter certain neighborhoods for fear of scrapping with white boys or not being served.
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While the House tax bill had contained a provision scrapping the amendment, the Senate bill had not.
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South Korea responded by stripping Japan of favoured trading nation status and scrapping an intelligence sharing pact.
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"We're batting, scrapping, grinding, trying to find ways to scratch runs across," third baseman Justin Turner said.
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The Senate proposal would eliminate those penalties, effectively scrapping the coverage requirement, known as the individual mandate.
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Same from travel operator TUI, which is suspending many operations, scrapping its outlook and requesting state aid.
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"There's a reason people are nervous about Bernie Sanders scrapping Obamacare," the narrator says in Steyer's ad.
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He could start by scrapping his plan to remove white supremacists from a federal antiterror program's agenda.
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This would reasonably lead — we should all hope it will — to scrapping the ones that didn't work.
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Last week, Mr. Obama appealed to Mr. Trump "to think long and hard" before scrapping the program.
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Trump senior policy adviser Stephen Miller proposed scrapping the existing lottery system used to award the visas.
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But would scrapping the existing system in favor of the raw popular vote actually resolve these issues?
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And a gentleman caller (Khiry Walker) from Alabama aims to save Angel from a life of scrapping.
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In Congress, lawmakers are making a last-ditch effort to keep the FCC from scrapping net neutrality.
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Scrapping of the Kanmantoo pumped hydro project marks the latest blow to pumped hydro plans in Australia.
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Just three weeks later China relaxed the one-child limit as a prelude to eventually scrapping it.
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"I would caution the administration against scrapping them unless and until they study the issue more closely."
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Scrapping DACA, which started in 2012 under Obama, could affect roughly 800,000 people registered under the program.
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The latter last month reported better earnings than analysts had expected, partly due to its increased scrapping.
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Scrapping Keller will save teachers 40 minutes and Clinton 30 minutes, according to the Dallas Morning News.
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Botswana's government, led by President Mokgweetsi Masisi, cited increasing conflict between humans and elephants when scrapping the ban.
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"It is a little bit early to discuss (scrapping competitions)," International Olympic Committee (IOC) spokesman Mark Adams said.
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McConnell has not explicitly endorsed scrapping the filibuster rule, but has urged Democrats to hear Gorsuch out fairly.
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While this is certainly a victory for women; the government's motivation behind scrapping the tampon tax raises questions.
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In a countermotion for the Jan 0.13 shareholder meeting the group also calls for scrapping a dividend hike.
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According to a new report from Bloomberg, the company is now scrapping plans to build an electric car.
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Higher levels of scrapping will cut overcapacity, argues Rolf Habben Jansen, CEO of Hapag-Lloyd, a German line.
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Protests ended after the government met its demands, scrapping the proposed amendments and accepting the law minister's resignation.
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" Asked about costs associated with scrapping the deal, Trudeau said penalties could be "in the billions of dollars.
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If Democrats win a narrow majority in the Senate, will you advocate for reforming or scrapping the filibuster?
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It might have been so long ago, scrapping somewhere on the streets of Stockton, that he can't remember.
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By the end of the day, Trump had decided to renegotiate the deal instead of scrapping it altogether.
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Still, Minas ruled out fighting financial technology rivals by scrapping fees or offering the lowest possible interest rates.
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Scrapping Alberta's carbon tax, which was introduced by the previous government, was a major part of Kenney's campaign.
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In June, Huawei told CNBC it was scrapping a planned laptop launch as a result of being blacklisted.
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An election with just one round gives him an advantage over rivals scrapping for the anti-AMLO vote.
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Mr Trump's second justification for scrapping DACA—a fear of lawsuits—was equally weak in Judge Bates's view.
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It is no good to say that a worry about being sued, by itself, justifies scrapping the programme.
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The upshot is that modest, permanent tax cuts, financed by scrapping the state and local deduction, are achievable.
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The reason for scrapping the fee may be more than simply moving to a different revenue model, too.
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WeWork is rushing to raise new capital after scrapping plans last month for an initial public offering (IPO).
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Uber has a fast-growing food-delivery business; Lyft is still scrapping for non-ride-hailing revenue streams.
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Fellow Republican Commissioner Mike O'Rielly and Democratic Commissioner Mignon Clyburn both voted in favor of scrapping the rules.
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But the European Parliament voted in March in favour of scrapping the half-yearly time changes from 2021.
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One option it may consider is scrapping its ban on buying bonds yielding less than its deposit rate.
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Lower fuel bills mean airlines are hanging onto older single-aisle jets rather than parking or scrapping them.
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Gold belts on posters presumably get in a couple of hundred extra buys and you're scrapping the barrel.
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But Park's office had notified the prosecutor that it was scrapping an agreement on the questioning, Lee said.
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The industry may still resist doing what many recommend, which is to tackle overcapacity directly by scrapping vessels.
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She says everything you're thinking as you watch the show's gallery of goons scrapping over marginal local renown.
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They have partially recovered, thanks to dollarisation and the scrapping of some of the old man's daftest policies.
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Thirty percent say the network made "the wrong decision" scrapping O'Reilly's show amid sexual harassment claims against him.
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Anyway, I made a flixtape by scrapping Sons of Anarchy and adding Trailer Park Boys and Terrace House.
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In both cases China relented, temporarily scrapping the banking laws and tempering the language in the antiterrorism law.
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte says scrapping the tax will make the Netherlands more attractive for foreign investment.
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Even if negotiations to renew NAFTA fall apart, however, scrapping the trade arrangement altogether remains a distant prospect.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) alleged that in scrapping net neutrality regulations, Republicans leading the FCC broke the law.
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Here we see two women scrapping over a fellow human being like he's a second hand Nespresso machine.
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Against the Jaguars this week, he's a fine pick if you're scrapping for a boom-or-bust receiver.
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Lam said there is no deadline to pass the legislation, but maintained she is not scrapping it entirely.
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Other steps, such as scrapping the post of prime minister, are due to take place within two years.
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In July, frustrated with Chinese regulatory delays, Qualcomm let a merger agreement with NXP expire, scrapping the deal.
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The Trump administration is considering scrapping existing tariffs on Chinese goods in an effort to seal the deal.
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After scrapping its second-gen phone, Essential is reportedly working on an AI-powered companion device for smartphones.
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But that July, the agency made an unexpected announcement: It was scrapping the project because of insufficient funding.
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Still, the Polish source described the summits as helpful and denied there was any talk about scrapping them.
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"Get ready for more tit-for-tat scrapping to follow," said John Woolfitt of London brokerage Atlantic Markets.
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This figure didn't include older atomic weapons the Pentagon and Department of Energy were scrapping at the time.
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Scrapping the 2019 dividend of 2.38 euros per share will save Safran about 1 billion euros in cash.
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Instead of scrapping the entire dish, she popped some pastry on top and put it in the oven.
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Conor McGregor and Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone are scrapping tonight in Vegas ... but the real winner in the Octagon?
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California responded by introducing temporary restrictions on companies scrapping policies for homeowners in and around fire-hit areas.
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Scrapping DACA, which started in 2012 under Obama, could affect roughly 800,000 young people registered under the program.
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"Scrapping Nafta would be a disastrously bad idea," Senator Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, said in a statement.
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Buttigieg has argued for scrapping the authorization for use of military force passed by Congress following the Sept.
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Because DataHawk uses scrapping, you're not limited to your own products — you can monitor products from your competitors.
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President Trump floated the idea of scrapping the debt ceiling altogether in a Wednesday meeting with congressional leaders.
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And the prospect of her scrapping the Sanders' bill's transition plan could also stoke unease on the left.
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Firms that have recently sent ships for scrapping include India's Essar Shipping Ltd and Oslo-listed Frontline Ltd.
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The tax mainly impacts the nation's wealthiest, and scrapping it is projected to reduce revenues $220006 billion. Rep.
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Scrapping that — an idea that President Trump has supported — has clear appeal to Americans' basic sense of fairness.
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Donohoe is expected to find extra money through measures under consideration including the scrapping or part-scrapping of a reduced VAT rate for the tourism sector, although he is also under pressure from the country's central bank to target a budget surplus next year instead of the planned minor deficit.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday he did not rule out scrapping visas for Georgian citizens.
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Updated: This column was updated to reflect the news that House Republicans were scrapping plans gut the ethics office.
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Unlike the effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act — Obamacare — there's little support for scrapping the entire reform package.
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The two countries are scrapping visa requirements from March 30th, allowing up to 90 days of trouble-free travel.
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Cobb and former Bernie Sanders delegate Patrick Nelson were among the candidates scrapping over the support of progressive groups.
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"Scrapping the GST has led to a major deterioration in Malaysia's fiscal position," the economists wrote in a note.
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Scrapping the pact means Japan and South Korea may have to revert to sharing intelligence through the U.S. military.
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Hence, they say, scrapping the dividend tax will mostly just shift tax revenue from the Netherlands to other governments.
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The budget proposes scrapping most U.S. money for the Mexican military, along with counterterrorism funds and some governance programs.
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Not only does the episode undermine Britain's opposition to executions overseas and its support for scrapping capital punishment worldwide.
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So it's clear that scrapping the CPP, as Trump has pledged, won't help coal power make a huge comeback.
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Scrapping the pact means Japan and South Korea may have to revert to sharing intelligence through the U.S. military.
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Collins, Murkowski, and Shelley Moore Capito all came out strongly against scrapping the current legislation without a replacement plan.
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Wizards guard Bradley Beal and Warriors forward Draymond Green were both ejected after scrapping late in the second quarter.
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Although he initially indicated he might try to revise the model for future elections, he ended up scrapping it.
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Many Chinese, it seems, regard scrapping term limits as a return to the bad old days of strongman rule.
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She recommends that other companies consider scrapping the corporate memo in exchange for a more personal option like video.
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Even so, he is weakening or scrapping most of the protections he can, while also running the agency down.
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It's clear that scrapping the Fox fanfare hasn't hurt Star Wars' reputation with critics or its box office potential.
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Since scrapping earlier plans, Petronas had been looking for ways to generate revenue from its assets in that region.
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Morkedal expects ship scrapping activities to surge and newbuild deliveries to be postponed, resulting lower fleet growth this year.
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Yao said authorities have received intelligence that protest groups may turn up Thursday despite Coulter scrapping her planned speech.
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The next day, the WH announced that they were also scrapping plans for the creation of an infrastructure council.
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Scrapping the project would be "economic suicide," said Chris Melville, a lawyer who works with foreign investors in Ulaanbaatar.
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Miss America's dumping a longstanding tradition ... scrapping the swimsuit competition because it'll no longer judge contestants on physical appearance.
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Tillerson had argued to Trump in their discussions about Paris that scrapping the agreement could damage US negotiating power.
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This episode is about engineers dealing with a battery failure, which ultimately led to them scrapping a planned demonstration.
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Pokémon Go strips the roleplaying series for its most valuable parts, scrapping most of the story and setting altogether.
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That decision would stop short of completely scrapping the Iran deal, which Trump railed against on the campaign trail.
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Scrapping the meeting with Putin, though, did not eliminate all of the President's flair for make-or-break drama.
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Critics (like this columnist)But the administration feared that initially scrapping rebates would raise prices during an election year.
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The government is thought to be considering scrapping a forthcoming sales-tax rise to keep the economy on track.
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Even so, Brady said Friday that lawmakers would consider scrapping the mandate in the bill after Trump's repeated requests.
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Unilever , which said it would keep its London-listing despite scrapping its London corporate headquarters, was down 0.8 percent.
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Polycom, a struggling videoconferencing company, and its Canadian rival Mitel Networks just created one by scrapping their merger deal.
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The data scrapping violates Instagram's policies, but Instagram didn't notice for a year (until Business Insider informed the company).
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The opposition 5-Star Movement criticized cuts to local government funding and the scrapping of a rural police force.
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Embraer's share conversion was tied to the scrapping of a shareholder accord and the government keeping a golden share.
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Amazon is focusing on Pay with Amazon in both existing and emerging markets, all after scrapping its Amazon Register.
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A tougher approach might include (but not be limited to): A scrapping of many of the concessions on tariffs.
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One might object that the nuclear deal is working, and scrapping the deal might not be in America's interest.
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They range from scrapping the Iran nuclear agreement to repeatedly punishing the Palestinians and recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Scrapping the Olympics during peacetime would be unprecedented -- they have only been canceled before during the two World Wars.
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The PD has proposed scrapping the deputy prime minister's position, a job that both it and 5-Star wanted.
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Under pressure, some developers are scrapping their original plans and switching out ultraexpensive units for smaller, less pricey versions.
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But scrapping that treaty, he said, did not unravel the nuclear disarmament architecture between the United States and Russia.
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Elizabeth Warren say they favor scrapping private insurance altogether for a government-run single-payer "Medicare for All" system.
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An inquiry into an unexplained death in police custody led to the scrapping of a nationwide illegal detention system.
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This time around, they're scrapping it, paving the way for self-funding billionaire Mike Bloomberg to make the stage.
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There has been no audible public outcry, prompting some people in Washington to propose scrapping the tax break entirely.
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There has been no audible public outcry, prompting some people in Washington to propose scrapping the tax break entirely.
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Seoul eventually said it would hold off on scrapping its military intelligence sharing agreement with Tokyo, lessening tensions somewhat.
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Scrapping Obamacare is a top priority of the Republican majorities in both chambers and Republican President-elect Donald Trump.
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Investments this year should be in line with depreciation, WEG said, scrapping an earlier target of 470 million reais.
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GM switched to reporting only quarterly China sales earlier this year, scrapping monthly sales figures it had previously revealed.
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A 2013 immigration reform bill crafted by a group of Senate Republicans and Democrats called for scrapping the program.
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But, it said, it would be possible to limit the power of the agency's director without scrapping it altogether.
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And some conservative lawmakers, while open to reforming the current debt ceiling structure, aren't supportive of scrapping it altogether.
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Wing has struggled to perfect its technology since it began in 2012, at one point scrapping its entire design.
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Scrapping that constitution would be regarded by many world leaders as a red line that could not be crossed.
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Doubling down on the controversy, one of Salvini's ministers recently called for the scrapping of hate crime laws altogether.
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Still, he ruled out the idea of fighting fintech rivals by scrapping fees or offering the lowest possible interest rates.
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The plan involves scrapping BHP's London Stock Exchange listing, demerging its U.S. oil arm and revising its capital return policy.
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Volkswagen on Thursday said it will offer trade-in incentives and a bonus for scrapping older diesel vehicles in Germany.
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Romney has been scrapping behind the scenes with Giuliani for the post, although alternative options have emerged, including former Gen.
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López Obrador justified scrapping it by pointing to the results of a referendum that drew just one percent of voters.
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Mr Hadi's own southern tribesmen are but one of four forces scrapping for control of the port and the airport.
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The party said it was scrapping plans to use an app to report results in light of the Iowa caucuses.
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The conflicts Mr Schelling considered transcended the case of two parties scrapping for a bigger slice of a fixed pie.
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Cannabis companies large and small are scrapping mergers, shedding jobs, scaling back on expansion plans, and switching out their CEOs.
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Mr Xi's constitutional changes—which go beyond scrapping term limits—could make the political system even more opaque and draconian.
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At that point, the European Commission should be ruthless in scrapping or changing bits that are not working as planned.
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I have one, very large, argument to support scrapping it, though: it loses the US billions of dollars every year.
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The pope also suggested that Mr Trump's ostensible reason for scrapping DACA, which was introduced by Barack Obama, was bogus.
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In last year's midterms, Democrats won control of the House in large part by raising fears about Republicans scrapping Obamacare.
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Activists hope the scrapping of the ban will uphold the right to equality but many acknowledged that discrimination would persist.
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Incremental improvements to Obamacare are far more likely to succeed in making Americans healthier than scrapping it and starting afresh.
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Rio Tinto suffered a net loss of $866 million in 2015 and said it was scrapping its "progressive dividend policy".
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We're told Pete's now scrapping any further references to their breakup for this weekend's show, and Lorne Michaels signed off.
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The group then reversed its international strategy, scrapping Las Vegas plans and selling out of Macau-focused Melco Crown Entertainment.
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So when Ikea Singapore announced that they were scrapping it in favour of digital tablet stations, people got pretty pissed.
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Dunford said scrapping the drills is not on the table, which is not likely to go over well with Beijing.
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" The op-ed was crucial to Moynihan, who recalled that until that point Republicans "were talking about scrapping the system.
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The company took a charge of $267 million in the year-ago quarter over the scrapping of a pipeline project.
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It still intends to sell stock through an initial public offering in 2021, after scrapping a planned IPO last year.
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And sudden policy changes last year, such as the scrapping of support for onshore wind farms, has undermined investors' confidence.
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Businesses from JPMorgan to Coke have started scrapping voicemail to cut costs (and, presumably, because it was an inessential service).
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As a countermeasure, Seoul has also warned it could consider scrapping an intelligence-sharing pact usually automatically renewed on Aug.
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In April Uganda decided that a $4 billion oil pipeline would go through Tanzania, scrapping a previous agreement with Kenya.
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Trump's team, meanwhile, is reportedly considering scrapping his planned trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Jan.
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Some people, including former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, worry that Washington and Moscow may ultimately end up scrapping these agreements.
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Azar, a former executive at drugmaker Eli Lilly, suggested possibly scrapping them in favor of a more straightforward pricing system.
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Trump could exert influence over Tehran, it added, without alienating allies in Europe by scrapping last year's historic nuclear deal.
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They applaud Trump for lifting President Barack Obama's moratorium on federal coal leasing and scrapping his landmark Clean Power Plan.
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Partly because of the 2016 race, Democrats are already looking, through a "unity commission," at scrapping that system going forward.
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Layton said scrapping the rules gives internet providers more flexibility to offer services at different price points, which benefits everyone.
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Instead of scrapping the old ride and starting anew, Universal reenvisioned its 1996 ride to reflect the newer film franchise.
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Making individual tax cuts temporary and scrapping Obamacare's individual mandate help Republicans to raise revenue and comply with budget rules.
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But many of the justices' questions also focused on how scrapping the doctrine would play out in real-world terms.
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"We need more scrapping, no newbuildings, and expanded trade growth to restore the dry-bulk market to health," said Rowe.
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Netanyahu's main focus was scrapping the Iran nuclear deal and steering the U.S. toward a more confrontational stance against Tehran.
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While all that has been going on, the company has also been scrapping with the German authorities over hate speech.
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While Republicans voted last month to start the process of scrapping the law, they missed a target date of Jan.
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The astronauts hit up the probe on their second moonwalk, taking photographs with the robot and scrapping it for parts.
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I couldn't make it past the Nexus arrival scene before deciding on scrapping her, in favor of a custom character.
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Along with Buttigieg, Inslee and O'Rourke have both discussed scrapping the practice (as, it should be noted, has President Trump).
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Some are already seeing tangible impacts and are shifting sales elsewhere or scrapping factory expansion plans as U.S. orders drop.
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They say Mr. Ortega is eroding the country's democracy, abusing his power by scrapping term limits and influencing local elections.
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The European planemaker also joined U.S. rival Boeing in scrapping its 2019 dividend, worth a total of 1.4 billion euros.
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The exercise can mean combing through tons of creative and even scrapping ads, even if it means eating the cost.
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Jet fuel is the biggest problem, with airlines around the world scrapping flights and parking planes because of travel restrictions.
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He campaigned across the state, scrapping trips to Missouri and Mississippi so he could spend time in Dearborn and Flint.
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To the Pentagon's horror, he has also suggested scrapping America's silo-based missiles, leaving the job to submarines and bombers.
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A draft list of planned action does not include scrapping the existing favourable treatment offered to other energy-intensive industries.
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But the effect that scrapping blue slips will have upon the federal judiciary, and therefore the nation, is actually positive.
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But scrapping that highly unpopular provision will give Republican lawmakers an anti-Obamacare achievement to take home to their voters.
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China's securities regulator on Friday announced the timetable for scrapping foreign ownership limits in futures, securities and mutual fund companies.
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The city's Municipal Bureau of Civil Affairs announced it would be scrapping a plan to allow marriage registrations on Feb.
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"We're scrapping the questions we worked on last night and finding ways to go after Trudeau instead," Wintrich told me.
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He then appealed to a separate faction of lawmakers Wednesday by scrapping plans to reduce corporate taxes for large businesses.
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Within half an hour of the explosions, tractors were scrapping the street of debris while investigators picked through mangled steel.
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The company's president Maxim Sokov also quit on Monday, hoping his resignation will help build the case for scrapping sanctions.
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Mr. Musk has likened that to scrapping a 747 jet after one flight, which would make air travel impossibly expensive.
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In both cases, he argued, the issues could be solved by making additional agreements, instead of scrapping the original one.
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Couples are now limited to two children, but there has been speculation that officials are mulling scrapping birth restrictions altogether.
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After pressure from the United States and an outcry in Israel, Poland watered down the legislation, scrapping the prison sentences.
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A source told PEOPLE that reports that Davidson was scrapping future plans to joke about his breakup on SNL were false.
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In her version of Phryne before the Areopagus (below), the photographer stands resolute, scrapping the dramatic shame of Phryne's original posture.
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In the meantime, we're still scrapping together any possible clues we can get about what might be happening on the show.
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Some officials in the finance ministry had expressed doubts about scrapping high-value notes when the idea came up for discussion.
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That shift includes Trump, who ran for president in 2016 on scrapping Obamacare and nearly succeeded in doing so last year.
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From the look of things, she just finished scrapping with a group of bad dudes and paused for a singing break.
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More recently, the advent of a far-right government in Brazil led to the scrapping of a doctors-for-cash deal.
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Macron, a former investment banker, has also come under fire for scrapping a wealth tax and curbs on social housing aid.
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State media said this year the government was considering scrapping all limits on the number of children a family can have.
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Does scrapping this deal make it easier or harder for Iran to develop nuclear weapons in the short and medium term?
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Luckily, an Australian hospital was scrapping their giant magnet, which the ISOLDE folks bought for a measly hundred sixty thousand bucks.
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Scrapping is very important for aiding a market recovery and in the beginning of 2016 the demolition market was very strong.
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Members mooed their assent as Mr Johnson laid into "that NATO-bashing, Trident-scrapping, would-be abolisher of the British army".
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Scrapping the deal now may exacerbate tensions between the US and Europe, and it could spark a new arms race. 5.
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Examples include its tight controls over the internet and Mr Xi's recent scrapping of the two-term limit for the presidency.
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The Department of Homeland Security recommended scrapping the previous iteration of this database, called the National Security Entry-Exit Registration System.
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But it's a competitive market with many countries scrapping for a share of the cash being invested by foreign tech companies.
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Despite this, a number of European companies have announced they are pulling out of projects or scrapping investment plans in Iran.
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Amazon shares barely moved after the company said it was scrapping its plans to build a new headquarters in New York.
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Mahathir estimates Malaysia could cut almost a fifth of its $250-billion national debt and liabilities by scrapping such big projects.
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It follows a series of policies in recent years that benefited the well-off, including the scrapping of a wealth tax.
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South Korea has said it was exploring all options in its trade dispute with Japan, including scrapping an intelligence sharing pact.
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So LA is talking about scrapping the system and starting over, the first radical revamp since rail came back to town.
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Israel has no interest in the ceasefire as it was constructed, and Netanyahu has no interest in scrapping the nuclear accord.
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Control maps (Ilios, Lijiang Tower, Nepal) in particular are very Mei-friendly since they always come down to close-quarters scrapping.
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Inside the European Union, Hungary promotes scrapping economic sanctions imposed after Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014, saying it hurts trade.
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Scrapping the original tax plan is a good thing because many of the ideas there were considering were just plain bad.
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Despite the fact that the Saudi Arabian government lobbied against the deal, a senior Saudi prince has cautioned against scrapping it.
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Thousands of residents of the northern town of Kukes had converged on the area to demand the scrapping of the tolls.
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Democrats argue that scrapping the rules will give ISPs free reign to suppress certain content or promote sites that pay them.
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GOP leaders have called for scrapping state and local tax deductions, a popular provision that largely benefits high-tax blue states.
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But the shot clanged well short, and players from both teams were scrapping for the loose ball as the buzzer sounded.
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The council's chief adviser, Aslak Skancke, said the divestments had already effected wider change, including encouraging companies to seek cleaner scrapping.
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Administration officials are also reportedly considering scrapping the old executive order and writing a new one that can pass legal muster.
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But one proposed solution stands far apart from the rest — scrapping the consumer welfare standard and replacing it with something else.
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Scrapping or reducing the dividend Syngenta pays to ChemChina could also soften the impact of the settlement on Syngenta's balance sheet.
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Karch Kiraly, the United States women's volleyball coach, would have considered scrapping the idea altogether had his players said no way.
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South Korea reportedly announced Thursday it is scrapping an intelligence-sharing agreement with Japan over ongoing disputes over diplomacy and trade.
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The Blue Jays, meanwhile, underlined their feisty reputation by scrapping with the Yankees in the last week of the regular season.
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One government study found that scrapping all this could, by 2035, leave Swiss GDP 7.1% lower than it would otherwise be.
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The governor, Gina M. Raimondo, a first-term Democrat, tried to stop the hemorrhaging by saying she was scrapping the slogan.
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Pelosi also noted in the Rolling Stone interview that a single-payer system would mean scrapping the Affordable Care Act system.
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Scrapping NAFTA could jeopardize joint efforts with the U.S. to curb illegal immigration and drug trafficking, Mexico's foreign minister warned Tuesday.
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By scrapping all that, Far Cry 5 is already positioning itself for a simpler, more compelling story with more personal stakes.
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Scrapping the term would remove a shield that helps ensure the bank's independence from politicians, former central banker Ugur Gurses said.
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If a game of crossword fill whack-a-mole doesn't end successfully, there may be no alternative to scrapping the stack.
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House Democrats are scrapping an important terrorism subcommittee — and replacing it with one created in part to investigate President Donald Trump.
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" He said he would begin scrapping the bill "on day one," and that crafting a better replacement "would be so easy.
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But by scrapping the free tier, Fiber will also stop charging a substantial initiation fee that may have kept subscribers away.
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He's scrapping the traditional statement because of what he called fundamental and deep disagreements among its members, particularly on climate change.
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They didn't get him to moderate his Charlottesville stance or stop him from scrapping the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Jet Yard, another tenant at Pinal Airpark, focuses primarily on dismantling and scrapping planes that airlines no longer wish to fly.
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The Miss America Org announced Tuesday it's scrapping swimsuits and doing away with judging on appearance ... and Cara's totally for it.
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The president's theatrical scrapping of Wednesday's infrastructure meeting at the White House raised questions about his temperament and behavior, she said.
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Last week, K-Pop group BTS and the band Green Day announced they were scrapping several concert tour stops in Asia.
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Scrapping Article 370 would strip away those special protections, allowing people from various demographics to move to the Muslim-dominated state.
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Federica Mogherini, the foreign minister for the European Union who led the 90-minute meeting, rejected scrapping or renegotiating the agreement.
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Chernow's speech was well-received, but some observers expressed concern that scrapping the comedian was a form of capitulation to Trump.
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Expect plenty of scrapping among the frontrunners as they seek to set themselves apart in the muddled top of the field.
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Gavin Newsom announced last week that he was scrapping the project because it was too costly and would take too long.
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The short pit lane helped him emerge just ahead of Vergne and Germany's Nick Heidfeld, who were scrapping for second place.
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New York's new bridge was actually two decades in the making, if you count the years of planning and plan-scrapping.
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One outcome, he said, could be a substantial troop withdrawal in exchange for Mr. Kim's scrapping his intercontinental ballistic missile program.
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The Nevada Democratic Party, which will hold caucuses this month, announced on Tuesday that it was scrapping Shadow as its vendor.
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Aides highlighted Trump's mention on Tuesday of Tillerson's opposition to scrapping the Iran nuclear deal, a position he shared with McMaster.
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In the past, Bolton has recommended scrapping the Iran nuclear deal and justified the need for U.S. strikes against North Korea.
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He also appeared to refer to scrapping the filibuster rule that allows any senator to insist on a two-thirds vote.
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Mr. Trump has called the deal a "disaster," and Vice President-elect Mike Pence talked during the campaign about scrapping it.
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The plans would involve scrapping the mining giant's dual corporate structure, demerging its oil business and rejigging its capital return policy.
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Scrapping the HSA deposit removes the only incentive patients would have not to try to use the entire subsidy (tax credit).
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BANYAN TREES AND BARBED WIRE The concession didn't placate the protesters, who demanded a full and formal scrapping of the bill.
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In October, the EPA formally proposed scrapping the monumental Obama-era CPP, which aimed to reduce emissions from the power sector.
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Scrapping the filibuster for legislation would not have saved the bill that collapsed Monday night amid divisions within the Republican Party.
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Bolton, 69, has not only taken a hawkish stance on North Korea but also advocated for scrapping the Iran nuclear deal.
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" Earlier this month, organizers from the City of Sydney said scrapping the show "would have little practical benefit for affected communities.
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Google searches for "filibuster" spiked during Thursday night's primary debate after the candidates discussed scrapping the procedural rule in the Senate.
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Buttigieg has argued for scrapping the authorization for use of military force passed by Congress in the wake of the Sept.
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For those companies already scrapping it out for a small slice of the market, consolidation may be the route to survival.
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So it is not surprising that, in the decade since construction started, Oyu Tolgoi has been subject to ferocious political scrapping.
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Labour reveals a fondness for universal freedom in scrapping prescription charges and university tuition fees and promising free broadband for all.
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Biden argues Medicare for All means scrapping former President Obama's signature achievement, the Affordable Care Act, instead of building on it.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Tuesday announced she is scrapping her plan to consolidate the nation's federal student loan service providers.
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To be fair, the bills would eliminate some income-based phaseouts, often by scrapping the tax breaks that featured the phaseouts.
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Organizers called for scrapping a Hitler-era law that makes it a crime for doctors to advertise that they perform abortions.
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That might entice a Democratic Senate to consider scrapping the filibuster, as former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid suggested last month.
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"Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz getting paid that money and they're out here scrapping and having a sparring match," Johnson shouted.
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The US wants to do away with this provision, but Trudeau has made it clear that scrapping Chapter 19 is nonnegotiable.
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It's the reason several presidential candidates, among them Elizabeth Warren, Jay Inslee, and Pete Buttigieg, have advocated for scrapping the filibuster.
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On Friday, Facebook followed Google's move, mirroring two other tech giants, Microsoft and Uber, which had already committed to scrapping mandated arbitration.
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"The scrapping of the circuit breaker has given a little bump to risk appetite," said Owen Callan, senior analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald.
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But fund-raising has been a struggle, and late last year the preservationists themselves had to think seriously about scrapping their prize.
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Among those changes was scrapping the question on a borrowers' preferred language, which instead will be placed on a voluntary additional form.
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Scrapping cross subsidies that benefit consumers and payments processing firms at the expense of retailers remains a "complex task," he told Valor.
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Earlier this month, Nestle announced it would start scrapping plastic straws from February and had begun to work on biodegradable water bottles.
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Megafon is joining other Russian firms in scrapping overseas listings, citing high costs and limited investor appetite due to sanctions on Russia.
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Wal-Mart is scrapping its ShippingPass program, a fee-based, two-day shipping service it was testing to compete with Amazon's Prime.
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The way India handled the scrapping of its high-value banknotes was "pretty incompetent," Harvard professor Kenneth Rogoff told CNBC's Worldwide Exchange.
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While Trump had spoken of scrapping the Iran nuclear deal outright, his administration has scaled back and is talking about improving enforcement.
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Uber is scrapping a controversial feature that allows it to track riders for up to five minutes after they finish a trip.
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Although the couple had originally planned on getting married the following month in a lavish ceremony, they ended up scrapping the idea.
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I wanted him to answer a simple question: How does scrapping this deal make it less likely that Iran acquires nuclear weapons?
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Pai said "there's literally no evidence" to support the prohibition and that scrapping it could help local media outlets that are struggling.
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Last fall it laid out changes to capital market rules in a U.S. Treasury report, but did not advocate scrapping quarterly reporting.
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Malaysia is looking into scrapping the death penalty for drug traffickers, which includes people busted with more than 0003 grams of cannabis.
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Republicans have largely appeared to be in favor of scrapping the net neutrality plan and letting cable companies do what they'd like.
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The move comes five months after Airbus announced it was scrapping production of the world's largest airliner in response to lacklustre sales.
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A top party lawmaker, Subramanian Swamy, on Wednesday demanded the scrapping of diplomatic ties with the Vatican because the archbishop&aposs remarks.
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FX is scrapping its plan for a Prince Charles and Lady Diana edition of its Feud limited series — at least for now.
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Roughly two dozen Democratic candidates are scrapping for support — and dividing donors — in the early days of the party's 2020 presidential primary.
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NBC announced Friday night it is scrapping plans for Mail Order Family just two days after announcing it would develop the comedy.
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Britain, however, wants a bilateral agreement with the EU to restrain Brussels from scrapping financial market access at short notice, Glen said.
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Scrapping fees for an online platform for small businesses cost S$270m-285m a year, but that was recouped in three months.
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Casino said it would be scrapping the dividend for its 2019 fiscal year, which was due to be paid out in 2020.
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He has said that one of his priorities is scrapping a trade deal conducted with Asian-Pacific countries, the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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The ECB will report to euro-zone finance ministers by May 1st, but resistance to scrapping the €500 note is already strong.
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I wanted to let everyone know that after some feedback we are scrapping the Wight kidnapping plan we discussed the other day.
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The U.N.'s "urgent appeal" asked whether scrapping ObamaCare without a suitable replacement would violate global law, The Washington Post reported Tuesday.
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Headed up by Iceland, Japan, and Norway, 24 countries voted against the proposal, scrapping any hopes of the sanctuary coming to fruition.
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In order to avoid further dilution in future, the group also committed to scrapping scrip dividends, with payouts only in cash instead.
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By scrapping the idea of negotiations for the sake of negotiations, he has stymied a favorite delaying tactic used by the North.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump credits one particular campaign promise with his election victory: Scrapping and rewriting the nation's free trade deals.
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Sector-specific factors like the scrapping of excess ships and the bankruptcy of South Korea's Hanjin Shipping have pushed up the index.
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Japan's central bank has overhauled its massive stimulus programme, scrapping its focus on monetary base and setting targets for long-term rates.
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It's difficult to argue with the point that scrapping Dodd-Frank would make it easier for banks to issue credit and loans.
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One of movement's spokeswomen, Jacline Mouraud, told AFP that scrapping the fuel tax was a "prerequisite for any discussion" with the government.
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The scrapping of CCS funding will likely delay deployment of the technology in Britain until 2030, rather than 2020, the report said.
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Among cost cutting measures, the carrier slashed 6 percent of its capacity last year, scrapping routes to Dallas and Abu Dhabi recently.
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Protesters called for sacking the government and scrapping a tax bill which unions and civic groups blamed for worsening poverty and unemployment.
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This month it presented a new strategy that includes floating its asset management business and scrapping plans to sell retail unit Postbank.
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The White House on Thursday cited a prolonged period of silence as one of the factors in scrapping the June 12 date.
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GOP House members in high-tax blue states largely oppose scrapping the popular provisions, which the initial Senate proposal would have done.
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It also means scrapping the EPA's so-called Clean Power Plan, which the government itself estimates will cost $7.2 billion a year.
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The fact that Instagram wasn't able to detect and prevent this kind of automated scrapping is an embarrassing failing on its part.
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As the president warns of scrapping the existing deal, representatives of all sides report rising prospects that they'll reach a new one.
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It also means scrapping the EPA's so-called Clean Power Plan which the government itself estimates will cost $7.2 billion a year.
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The AP said that Hard Rock plans on reopening the Taj Mahal after a $375 million renovation, including scrapping mentions of Trump.
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The firm warned later that month that the federal government would incur "billions of dollars of liability" by unilaterally scrapping the agreement.
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The country came closest to scrapping the Electoral College in the 1970s when Congress almost passed a constitutional amendment to end it.
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And RusLine, another regional carrier, told Kommersant it was scrapping provisional plans to obtain 18 Superjets as part of a leasing deal.
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Mr. Obama later appointed Ms. Rice as his national security adviser, and Ms. Rice and Mr. Grenell have been scrapping ever since.
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Woodford Investment Management, a firm with £14 billion ($18.4 billion) assets under management, is scrapping employee bonuses in favour of salary rises.
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They explain an additional problem with scrapping the mandate: Insurance premiums will rise, because the pool of the insured will be sicker.
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Democrats and Republicans alike have been leery of scrapping these tariffs, which they hope will prevent critical suppliers from moving to China.
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Speaking to reporters Thursday, Trump did not explicitly say that he and Schumer agreed to push forward on scrapping the debt ceiling.
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Yet, like most changes to European digital policy, the scrapping of roaming charges is by no means the end of the debate.
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Guidance for the rest of the year didn't factor in any projections on the scrapping of the iPhone rival smartphone, they said.
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After scrapping plans for a vote last month, the majority leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, wants to try again next week.
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The program, however, has supporters in both major parties and some GOP lawmakers have spoken out against scrapping DACA in the past.
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Some U.S. lawmakers had called on Trump to consider scrapping the summit altogether after 12 Russians were charged with hacking on Friday.
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The idea of scrapping the cap – eliminating the annual limit on wages subject to Social Security – is one that most Americans favor.
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There had been talk of scrapping the Iran nuclear accord, but now there is talk of maintaining it, at least for now.
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Republicans have lined up dozens of bills tweaking or scrapping regulations on the financial system, while Democrats have mostly rallied against them.
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That attack was, at least in part, one of the reasons President Donald Trump gave for scrapping peace talks with the Taliban.
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American consumers have been scrapping their cable television subscriptions in order to snap up entertainment offers from Netflix, Amazon and Hulu instead.
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While many states are already shifting away from coal power for economic reasons, experts say scrapping the rule could slow that transition.
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No, what's really at stake is their very identities, as Austin and Lee become increasingly exaggerated versions of their scrapping, younger selves.
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That doesn't require scrapping the current system: the Netherlands and Switzerland both demonstrate that you can get universal coverage through private insurers.
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Scrapping the law altogether without a clear plan for providing replacement coverage for so many people would be politically risky, experts said.
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Major ISPs were in favor of scrapping the rules and used their financial and lobbying power to try to push it through.
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So, oddly, was Taiwan's government, which thought that questioning the policy had been bad for Taiwan and scrapping it would have been worse.
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Last year, it said it was scrapping a requirement for companies seeking mining licenses to be partly owned and managed by black Namibians.
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"Let our people be empowered with the ability to resist," Ssentamu said, adding that he feared scrapping the age cap would spur instability.
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Currently around 68 ships are idle, down from a peak of 98 in October, but most of this reduction is down to scrapping.
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There are indications the scrapping of the election results, which many voters say was unjust, has actually served to bolster his popular support.
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The AT&T-owned company is reportedly scrapping that idea and opting instead to offer HBO, Cinemax and the library of Warner Bros.
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The head of the Coalition of Asian-Americans for Civil Rights says scrapping the test would cause "chaos in the Asian-American community."
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The long-delayed scrapping of regulated tariffs could speed up the client exodus at EDF, which lost nearly 20173 million customers last year.
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Last May, Alaska Air announced it was scrapping straws and swapping plastic stirrers and picks for versions made with white birch and bamboo.
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At the very least, it is hard to imagine that Fidelity's rivals can hold off from lowering or even scrapping their fees, too.
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Microsoft is scrapping its Live Tiles, the animated and flipping icons from the Windows Phone days, in favor of a more simplified look.
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Scores chanted, "Death to Israel," and called for the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador and scrapping of an unpopular peace treaty with Israel.
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Tesla Inc stock dipped 1.7 percent on news that Chief Executive Elon Musk was scrapping his scheme to take the electric automaker private.
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Sources had told Reuters last week the Treasury was considering scrapping the sale given market turmoil and muted inflation sapping appetite for linkers.
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They often wield the threat of a blasphemy allegation in order to browbeat university departments into scrapping courses in music or comparative religion.
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On three separate attempts in late July, McConnell fell short of the 50 GOP votes he needed to pass legislation scrapping Obama's law.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's government has protested against South Korea's scrapping of an intelligence-sharing pact between them, national broadcaster NHK reported on Thursday.
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McConnell said he hoped the talks were "fruitful" and would lead to Mexico making changes that would lead to Trump scrapping the tariffs.
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Memos released last month by the Dutch government showed that the scrapping of a Dutch tax on dividends was "decisive" in the choice.
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Currently at least 55 senators from both parties support completely scrapping the current limitations on traveling to Cuba, which were eased under Obama.
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European countries say they share U.S. concerns about Iran, but that scrapping the deal would strengthen the hands of hardliners and undermine reform.
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But it's unclear how Harris, a sponsor of Sanders' Medicare for All bill, would implement such a system without effectively scrapping private plans.
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On Tuesday, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said scrapping KORUS would be a rash mistake that would play into the hands of competitors.
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The former vice president and others with similar plans have warned against scrapping the private insurance industry — which Medicare for All would do.
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Lee Jung-mi of the Justice Party is one of the few MPs to have spoken out in favour of scrapping the law.
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He left his options open when it came to scrapping the Iran deal (though he scolded the Iranians for locking up political opponents).
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However, debt yields have spiked since late October after he used a straw poll to justify scrapping a partly-built $13 billion airport.
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President-elect Trump promises to grow U.S. oil supply faster than projected by opening new areas to drilling and scrapping many environmental rules.
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On the air, Johnson pointed out that scrapping the nuclear deal might cause other Middle Eastern countries to build their own nuclear weapons.
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While President-elect Trump campaigned on scrapping and renegotiating trade deals, there are concerns about the future of the post-war democratic order.
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However, Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK), the city's main public broadcaster, went ahead with scrapping the exclusive BBC channel at midnight on Sunday.
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Effective August 1, banks may offer mortgages with no downpayment for first-time home buyers, scrapping a 15 percent requirement currently in place.
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But, we think the market would look upon this more favorably than the new CEO fully scrapping Mr. Sloan's ongoing operating expense targets.
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Scrapping the law without a replacement would lead to 32 million more uninsured people by 2026, the Congressional Budget Office estimated in 2017.
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Twitter is reportedly working on scrapping the 140-character limit and changing it for 10,000 characters as a way to attract more users.
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A House panel is scrapping its subcommittee that maintained oversight of transportation agencies like the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), Amtrak and Washington's Metrorail.
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But that risks clashes between special interests: scrapping tax breaks for wind energy is a priority for Oklahoma's mighty oil and gas industry.
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It came as Trump openly weighs scrapping a US trade deal with South Korea in a bid to fulfill his populist campaign promises.
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Last month, the Norwegian government announced it was scrapping plans for a national roll out of wind projects because of fierce local opposition.
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The Banking Committee cleared the bill after scrapping a provision that would subject joint ventures between U.S. and foreign businesses to CFIUS review.
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After scrapping the net neutrality rules, Pai said the FCC would work in tandem with the FTC to address online consumer privacy practices.
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African and Asian metropolises are bound to sprawl even if sensible pro-density reforms are passed, such as scrapping height restrictions on buildings.
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She has proposed 2025 as a deadline for scrapping Britain's coal-fired plants, which still provide nearly a quarter of the nation's electricity.
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Some administration officials and outside advisors opposed the prospect of scrapping duties, worrying it would reduce American leverage in ongoing talks, Reuters reported.
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Love or hate the outcome of what Trump has decided to do, keeping or scrapping DACA is outside of his authority as president.
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Also, Volkswagen is scrapping "large numbers" of older diesel cars with faulty exhaust treatment systems, Volkswagen of America chief Hinrich Woebcken told Handelsblatt.
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He has also stressed the need to boost the domestic defense industry, scrapping some earlier plans to buy equipment including drones from abroad.
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One of those measures included scrapping a wealth tax, which seemed evidence of a Rothschild banker like Macron pandering to his wealthy friends.
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A Canadian firm is scrapping plants to mine land that was once part of the Grand Staircase-Escalante monument, the Huffington Post reports.
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EPA TO EASE COAL ASH RULES: The Trump administration on Wednesday proposed scrapping restrictions on arsenic-laden waste from coal-fired power plants.
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Mostly Mr. Hoyle sketches his picture of a neighborhood and transition by letting his characters talk — teasing, joking, bragging and scrapping (516:244100).
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Mostly Mr. Hoyle sketches his picture of a neighborhood and transition by letting his characters talk — teasing, joking, bragging and scrapping (1:30).
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Igor Dodon won Sunday's election after campaigning for the scrapping of a trade deal the former Soviet state signed with Brussels in 2014.
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Britain's Parliament was forced to hold a debate on scrapping an upcoming state visit by President Trump after a national petition was launched.
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Aixtron has previously said that scrapping the proposed deal would mean it would have to cut costs and jobs would be at risk.
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The USGA announced the change Monday, scrapping the rule that the exemption could be used only if the winners retained their amateur status.
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Aluminum is toxic in extremely high doses, but the question remains: Does your body absorb enough from antiperspirants to justify scrapping your stick?
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Andy Holt on Tuesday said he is not scrapping the planned event after the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, according to BuzzFeed.
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U.S. demands have ranged from ending those tariffs to scrapping a pricing system for milk ingredients that hurt U.S. exports of milk proteins.
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The neighborhood's role as an epicenter of the test refusal movement has made it an obvious place to experiment with scrapping screened admissions.
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Aon confirmed last year that it was in early stage talks with Willis Towers before quickly scrapping the plans, without giving a reason.
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The Miss America Organization is scrapping the swimsuit portion of the competition as it tries to find a foothold in the #MeToo era.
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Companies facing grave debt burdens may be forced to cut costs, laying off workers and scrapping investments, as they seek to avoid default.
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With China scrapping term limits, President Xi Jinping has new authority to pursue his drive to make the country a dominant global power.
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O'Connor also held that the rest of the Affordable Care Act was not "severable" from the individual mandate, essentially scrapping the whole law.
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He negotiated with residents to restore order in exchange for scrapping the meeting's regular agenda and giving each person one minute to speak.
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We salute all those that have made it to this point in the year without scrapping those well-intentioned plans to get fit.
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Last year, India tightened its grip on the Himalayan region by scrapping its autonomy, shutting down internet access and detaining activists and politicians.
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Scrapping the rule would also undercut the law it is meant to improve, and input gathered through a lengthy and transparent public process.
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This vacuum has, as is often the case with this White House, triggered fierce internecine scrapping among those vying for Mr. Trump's ear.
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One senior administration aide said Mr. Mnuchin's position had prompted Mr. Cohn to consider scrapping the idea of melding the two initiatives altogether.
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Civil discourse between Flywheel and Peloton quickly devolved into petty scrapping, venomous emails flying between the legal teams of each exercise bike company.
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Tehran said it would remove all restrictions on uranium enrichment, scrapping one of the last remaining checks imposed by the 2015 nuclear deal.
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He allowed the peso to float on the foreign exchange market, scrapping years of currency and trade controls that had scared off investors.
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Germany's right-left coalition approved the proposals after the European Court of Justice's advocate-general recommended scrapping the liability of Wi-Fi providers.
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Scrapping that deal would leave one obvious option: rival suitor Western Digital, which bid for the chip business with private equity firm KKR.
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President Trump is expected to announce Tuesday his decision on scrapping the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which started in 2012.
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The agency is expected to vote in favor of scrapping net neutrality rules in a 3-2 vote along party lines, favoring Republicans.
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Trump on Saturday cited China's missile arsenal as another reason for scrapping the accord, a concern that Peskov echoed in his remarks Monday.
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A report by the National Audit Office last year warned that around £20 million of this would be lost by scrapping the project.
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Not an America that has reduced itself to just one more player, scrapping its way through an amoral worldwide scrum for narrow advantage.
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However, President Donald Trump announced in September he was scrapping the program, arguing it represented an unconstitutional overreach of power by his predecessor.
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On Tuesday, the Miss America Organization announced that it would be scrapping the swimsuit competition, replacing it with a "live interaction session" with judges.
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The SPDtalks of scrapping Germany's "Hartz IV" reforms, passed in 2003 by an SPD-led government and credited with keeping unemployment down ever since.
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Scrapping the impending ban was an idea championed by FPO leader Heinz-Christian Strache, 48, who has repeatedly tried, in vain, to quit smoking.
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By scrapping the carbon tax brought in by his predecessor, Mr Kenney has made it harder to claim that Albertans are environmental boy scouts.
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In part because she is scrapping to save her historical reputation: to avoid pulling the wooden spoon from a hundred years' worth of PMs.
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"The more people that know that they're not siblings, that we are scrapping that theme, I think the clearer our story becomes," he explained.
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Scrapping the caucuses in favor of a primary would be good administrative practice, not to mention improve the representative quality of the nomination process.
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Despite pledges by Brussels to shield European companies from new U.S. sanctions, many of them are scrapping investment plans in the Islamic Republic anyway.
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Why not ask some of these cities to try scrapping the pernicious household-registration system that is the root cause of the migrants' woes?
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Despite the scrapping of the ban, fears of protests, particularly by right-wing groups, such as the Shri Rajput Karni Sena, still overshadow screenings.
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It is also scrapping free drinks and snacks for economy customers on short-haul flights, and will now offer a buy-on-board menu.
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C.) are scrapping over Kinder Morgan Canada's planned C$7.4 billion ($5.9 billion) Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, which was approved by Ottawa in 2016.
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Cevian, an activist shareholder of long standing which owns 18% of ThyssenKrupp, is demanding "fundamental reorganisation" of industrial activities, scrapping Mr Hiesinger's centralised structure.
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The centre-right government is considering scrapping tax for small dividends, and lowering it for all payouts from firms in the First North market.
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After scrapping that gunk from the pots, researchers analyzed it and confirmed that it was, indeed, leftover froth from a 5,000-year-old beer.
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Scrapping restrictions on rates for prison phone calls Under Obama, the FCC had pushed prisons to lower the rates prisoners pay for phone calls.
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I just don't think there's anything like that in comics right now, now that Marvel and DC keep scrapping their continuities and starting over.
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Steven Marshall, the Liberal candidate for premier, says scrapping Mr Weatherill's renewable-energy targets would reduce power prices and so boost the local economy.
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Then, Trump and his GOP rivals all ran on scrapping Obamacare in the 2016 presidential primary — without much of a plan to replace it.
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Scrapping trade barriers unilaterally would draw howls from British farmers and manufacturers, just as abolishing much EU regulation would rile environmentalists, unions and consumers.
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But now it looks as if those plans may get derailed along with all the other Obama-era policies Trump seems to be scrapping.
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With Ward and Arpaio scrapping for the far-right vote, McSally framed herself as a moderate and took a consistent lead in the polls.
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This allowed him to tone austerity down a touch, protecting spending on the police and scrapping a proposed change to tax credits, for instance.
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But scrapping the old mural for a new one didn't have anything to do with allegations against Cosby, a spokeswoman for the restaurant said.
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Strickland's campaign is scrapping ad buys in Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and Youngstown over the next two weeks, according to two sources tracking ad buys.
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On top of reducing spending by scrapping and delaying projects, oil majors will see costs come down as contractors agree to further price reductions.
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On tap tomorrow: Dems propose scrapping law GOP used to overturn regulations: Democrats are taking aim at President Trump's power to roll back regulation.
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