There's no special consideration for your own children, family, friends.
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Those designations could qualify them for special consideration for government contracts.
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The price for "special consideration" at Stanford is said to be $25 million.
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So it's worth special consideration: What would a Trump presidency foreign policy look like?
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Your road map should include special consideration of three key thresholds in your baby's life.
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"We've got the rule of law in this country, and nobody gets special consideration," said Rep.
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If you're noticing a cooling with a friend, usually one of these areas needs special consideration.
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Sebastian Leslie, a local official who supported the project, said the family received no special consideration.
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They also said the victims' families had requested special consideration about how the matter was reported.
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Miller also said that survivors of the attack on the Pulse nightclub would be given special consideration.
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"We've got the rule of law in this country and no one gets special consideration," said Perry.
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"We&aposve got the rule of law in this country, and nobody gets special consideration," said Rep.
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With all the talk in Washington of a trillion dollar infrastructure package, these transformations demand special consideration.
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The majority noted that "individualized review is only provided after" the group is designated for special consideration.
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If there's an option that involves significantly less debt on the far end, give special consideration to that.
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"He accepts responsibility for his conduct, seeks no special consideration, and is prepared to receive the court's sentence," Green said.
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Regulations direct employers to give special consideration to Caymanians for jobs and require that Caymanians own shares in local businesses.
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In one case, the documents showed admissions officers seeming to mock a student who was receiving special consideration for admission.
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Fearing for their jobs, they might well ease demands on the Trumps or give them special consideration should any problems arise.
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"He accepts responsibility for his conduct, seeks no special consideration and is prepared to receive the court's sentence," Mr. Green said.
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Delta, for instance, will not remove members of the military and will give special consideration to passengers enrolled in loyalty programs. 2.
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Going forward, any emergency response must include special consideration of impact on the pregnant population, which may have unique risks and vulnerabilities.
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Disease monitoring is especially urgent for flood-affected areas and our Gulf's impoverished regions that are particularly at risk need special consideration.
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While the fossil fuel-backed Institute for Energy Research doesn't oppose wind, it says that the special consideration and incentives are wasteful.
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Front Range Community College and IBM helped create the school, and its graduates get special consideration for midlevel jobs with the technology company.
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"They therefore represent a group that is at a potentially higher risk of tattoo-related complications and warrant special consideration," the doctors wrote.
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"I have never asked for special consideration for my children because I feel that is harmful to them," she wrote in one letter.
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He had said courts should give special consideration to whether the lawsuit in question had helped clarify a difficult and important legal issue.
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What's more, each and every person looking to invest has his or her own set of individual needs that call for special consideration.
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There was the existence of a "dean's or director's list" that included the children of wealthy donors who received special consideration in admissions.
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He said that the six judges gave Mr. Perry special consideration and based their decision on what he described as assumptions instead of facts.
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The court gave a mixed ruling, saying certain categories of data deserve special consideration but must be weighed against the public's right to information.
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As a Millennial, nothing aggravates me more than hearing peers complain about a lack of opportunities when they've done nothing to warrant special consideration.
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Still, with consumer spending and job growth remaining healthy, the market continues to give special consideration to consumer-focused companies that are making their numbers.
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"Headcount reduction rates allocated to each plant applied uniformly across the whole plant, and special consideration was not given to secure final inspectors," it said.
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In 2013, SCOTUS struck down a key section of the Voting Rights Act that gave special consideration to the ability of minority individuals to vote.
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In addition to Cambodian children, minors in Thai camps from Vietnam and Laos also will be given special consideration under the new guidelines, officials said.
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To come to these conclusions, Ms. DeVos and her staff appear to have given special consideration to the concerns of men accused of sexual assault.
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People who may need special consideration with regard to salmonella include children younger than 5, adults older than 65 and those with compromised immune systems.
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The special consideration given to "development cases" — in the parlance of high-end college admissions, that means the children of prominent donors — is well documented.
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The review said department officials had created a perception of "special consideration" for Mr. McAuliffe and other prominent Democrats, but found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing.
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And so, especially and of course, does the book itself: the book as object, worthy of special consideration and respect purely for existing as a book.
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Three years earlier, Gülen, living in exile in the Poconos, had applied for permanent residence, claiming that he was an "exceptional individual" who deserved special consideration.
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While you may believe that you have a legitimate gripe, you'll most likely be given special consideration because of your status as a Times reporter or editor.
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Standard Chartered said that with immediate effect, clients planning to use Visa cards outside Zimbabwe should apply for a "special consideration" from the bank 72 hours before travelling.
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As Betsy DeVos and Tom Price prepare to enter the new administration both would do well to give special consideration to the education of children prior to kindergarten.
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"Headcount reduction rates allocated to each plant applied uniformly across the whole plant, and special consideration was not given to secure final inspectors," it said in a report.
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Facebook is essentially buying into the argument conservatives have laid forth — that mainstream news outlets have a liberal bias and that conservatives need special consideration in the process.
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The United States Open, which had announced its own policy of giving special consideration to mothers in its seedings, put Williams at 17th; she again made the final.
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" The Chicago Sun-Times columnist Mary Mitchell wrote, "Does Smollett deserve special consideration because he is an actor and because he has done community service in the past?
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But the bill states that "in the judgment of whether participation is voluntary, it should be taken into special consideration whether consent has been expressed in words or action".
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Overweight and obese children merit special consideration, too, said Dr. Deborah Studen-Pavlovich, the director of the pediatric residency program at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine.
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But while Shoer has successfully started operating in China, he points out that entrepreneurs looking to enter the Chinese market need to pay special consideration to building partnerships and relationships.
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Clinton from criminal charges, insisted that she was not given special consideration by the F.B.I. nor held to a more lenient standard than a less prominent person would have been.
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" A Stanford Health Care spokesperson, in an email, said that special consideration will be given to patients with "certain underlying conditions that could increase risk if the procedure is delayed.
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Remarkably, Cohen did not get special consideration for cooperating with federal authorities, which suggests he threw Trump under the proverbial bus voluntarily, supporting his recent statement about putting country first.
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Omidvar has proposed giving "special consideration" to these young people either through the existing express-entry program or as international students, who are already prioritized by the government for permanent residency.
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Clinton would make history as the first woman president, and while she has not asked for special consideration from voters, gender issues have not been far from the surface of the campaign.
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The new law, as published previously, stated that "in the judgment of whether participation is voluntary, it should be taken into special consideration whether consent has been expressed in words or action".
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Some students and guidance counselors suggested that the only honorable course for Tulane would be to admit all 22018 students, though Tulane indicated that the almost-enrollees would receive no special consideration.
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The university gives "special consideration" to children of big donors, and those who've already "committed to a building" or have "an art collection which could conceivably come our way," according to the Times.
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While we might be able to justify special consideration for current DACA recipients, there is no justification for allowing their parents and extended families to jump line and benefit from their illegal activities.
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It's gotten harder, even for the rich: It can cost $10 million or more in donations to earn an applicant truly special consideration beyond their merits, according to several experienced college admissions consultants.
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Policymakers should not lose sight of the fact that U.S. airspace is the world's most complex, with a range of different users and features that demand special consideration in the context of UAS regulations.
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A donation to an Ivy-caliber school would have to be valued at $2300 million or more to earn an applicant truly special consideration beyond their merits, according to several experienced college admissions consultants.
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In legal filings related to the nation's largest ever college admissions fraud case, emails revealed in blunt terms U.S.C.'s practice of giving special consideration to applicants tied to past or possible future donors.
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By picking fights with the opposition, Mr. Kadyrov may be trying to further ingratiate himself with Mr. Putin and remind him that Chechnya, once torn by war and now cowed into submission, deserves special consideration.
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Chaldeans in the Detroit area Chaldean leaders are pursuing any possible special consideration for the members of their community at risk of being sent back to Iraq, according to Chaldean Community Foundation President Martin Manna.
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But once they reach the age of 18 they are no longer eligible for special consideration and become, in the eyes of immigration officials, part of the general Khao-i-Dang camp population of 58,000.
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Due to its unfortunate past with air pollution, California has had special consideration under the Clean Air Act for decades and is granted waivers by the EPA allowing it to enforce stricter emissions standards if necessary.
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Both China and Russia are known for lax standards on nuclear security, poor track records on safety, and a general willingness to turn a blind eye to partners violating international norms — a special consideration for Riyadh.
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Since the end of World War Two, presidents of both parties have given special consideration to the people who put their lives on the line to provide sensitive, often secret information to the president and Congress.
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All full-time teachers or school librarians — whether from private, public or parochial settings — are welcome to apply, but we will give special consideration to those working in settings that have a schoolwide Title I designation.
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Well, there aren't exactly how-to guides for quid pro quos, but the Palo Alto Patch reported that a $500,000 donation to the school was about the amount needed for an applicant to receive special consideration.
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China's approvals for these trademarks highlight potential ethical issues — for instance, if the trademark applications received special consideration given Trump's status as U.S. President, or if he were to expand his business empire in China using the marks.
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Parents might pay $3003 for a standard, hourlong consultation with an admissions expert or donate tens of millions to schools, with the hope of winning special consideration for their child's bid for a spot at a top school.
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"Because we recognize current Watkins employees could not control nor anticipate merging with a faith-based institution, it has been determined that special consideration will be given to current Watkins employees regardless of their position of faith," Mr. Kline wrote.
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RIYADH, June 12 (Reuters) - Oman welcomed a decision by three Gulf countries to give special consideration to families with Qatari spouses and children on Monday, after they cut ties with Qatar last week and expelled Qatari nationals from their countries.
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Compared with class, affirmative action based solely on race seems awfully blunt in today's America: it would be hard to claim that the son of black millionaires was more deserving of special consideration than the daughter of hard-up white coalminers.
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After the horrors of the Holocaust were brought to light, the United States and the world came together and recognized that people fleeing persecution merited special consideration, and guaranteed that they have the right to seek asylum and plead their case.
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Mr. Rodriguez was directed to a special traffic court the county has started for veterans, which officials say is the first of its kind in the country and where their service and its lingering consequences would be given special consideration.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told CNBC on Monday that Canada's exemption from the tariffs has nothing to do with North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiations but he thanked Trump for the "special consideration" given to Canada over the tariffs.
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The Farm Bureau's state groups are planning Washington trips and will give special consideration to those districts with members on the House Ways and Means and the Senate Finance committees, which will have to approve the TPP for floor consideration.
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Now, pregnant migrants no longer receive any special consideration, though ICE officials say they still make determinations regarding their detention on a "case-by-case basis" and maintain that all pregnant women in custody have access to pre- and post-natal care.
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With this knowledge and doctors' notes attesting to her impaired cognition, Jung went to the program director and the Office of Disability Resources and asked for special consideration, during her exam do-over, that she believed to be fair under the law.
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"Our policy is going to be, as much as possible, to make sure that people who have already bought tickets and people who have already been chosen as volunteers will get a special consideration," Muto said, while acknowledging that some people who.
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But the special consideration given to the possibilities of fentanyl, even as federal agents were focused on seizing illegal imports of the synthetic opioid, show how much has changed since the federal government last carried out an execution nearly 20 years ago.
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The president's lawyers have argued that the constitutional provision does not apply to fair-market payments, such as a standard hotel room bill, and is intended only to prevent federal officials from accepting a special consideration or gift from a foreign power.
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While it is no surprise that admissions offices have ways for top administrators and prominent alumni to signal their interest in applicants, a Chicago Tribune investigation in 2009 revealed a "clout list" of those who got special consideration because of political connections.
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But state and lower federal courts have begun to consider whether people between the ages of 18 and 193—the period psychologists now call "late adolescence"—should have the same kind of special consideration that younger teenagers get before they face sentencing for murder.
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In interviews, both Mr. Davis and Mr. Ellsberg said they hoped that Mr. Obama would give special consideration to her request in light of the election of Donald J. Trump, suggesting that the president-elect would be less likely to give her favorable consideration.
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In a filing published by the World Trade Organization on Monday, China said it wanted to stop anti-dumping measures from "over-reaching" and becoming permanent, giving special consideration to small- and medium-sized firms, and imposing tougher standards for the use of such tariffs.
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"New Zealanders of all ages highly value egalitarianism and so there is growing unease across the political spectrum about immigration of very wealthy individuals, especially if they are seen to get special consideration," said Bronwyn Hayward, head of the politics department at the University of Canterbury.
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A USCIS spokesman said the agency "is considering a number of options" for people who are unable to leave the United States after their work permits have expired and highlighted the agency's ability to provide special consideration and expedited processing on a case-by-case basis.
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When a UCLA researcher named Letitia Anne Peplau first started to medically define loneliness in the late 70s and early 303s, she gave special consideration to how the condition affected old people, and to this day the vast bulk of research into the topic is about the elderly population.
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He has not been arrested or charged as part of Friday's raid on his home, but prosecutors have been examining whether two major construction companies — OAS and Odebrecht — got special consideration for government contracts by renovating properties intended to be used by Mr. da Silva and his family.
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I need to emphasize that my argument is for just one specific form of affirmative action: giving special consideration at elite schools to black applicants who have a high probability of success in college but, like many other applicants, don't quite come to the top of the list.
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They sometimes appeal not for universal rights, but for special consideration for Amsterdam's Jewish heritage—as in the preamble to the accord, which invokes "400 years of Jewish history in Amsterdam", and in its pledge that some form of education about the Holocaust will be mandatory for every city resident.
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Harden-led Rockets end losing streak with win over Heat HOUSTON — Before the Rockets summoned the defensive moxie necessary to siphon off the paint, guard James Harden undergirded their offense with his usual blend of scoring and facilitating, doing the latter with such unbridled enthusiasm that it warranted special consideration.
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The positions of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Gibraltar require special consideration, since their populations did not vote to leave the EU. The parliamentary vote should take place with a greater understanding as to the economic consequences of Brexit, as businesses and investors in the UK start to react to the outcome of the referendum.
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Prosecutors are examining whether OAS and Odebrecht — two construction companies that profited enormously from government contracts under both Mr. da Silva's and Ms. Rousseff — may have gotten special consideration for government contracts by renovating properties intended to be used by the former president and his family, including a country estate and a beachfront apartment.
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Trump sketches out DACA deal with Republicans at White House dinner Critics also say the administration should make special consideration for DACA recipients in states hit by hurricanes Irma and Harvey, though DHS did announce Tuesday it would make case-by-case decisions for recipients in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands affected by Hurricane Maria.
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There was testimony about a "Dean's List" of students who were earmarked for special consideration because of their wealth and connections; about lowering the SAT requirements for white students in "sparse country," rural areas where few applicants applied to Harvard; about how recruited athletes and the children of alumni and faculty received large preferences, and about how admissions officers from Ivy League schools got together every year to compare notes on admissions by race.
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Edward Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat said he said "any infusion of money to the airlines must have some major strings attached – including new rules to prohibit consumer abuses like unfair change and cancellation fees; protections for front-line workers like flight attendants, pilots, and airport workers; special consideration for our smaller, regional carriers not represented by the major trade associations; and the development of long-term strategies and targets to reduce the carbon footprint of the airline industry."
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"Any infusion of money to the airlines must have some major strings attached – including new rules to prohibit consumer abuses like unfair change and cancellation fees; protections for front-line workers like flight attendants, pilots, and airport workers; special consideration for our smaller, regional carriers not represented by the major trade associations; and the development of long-term strategies and targets to reduce the carbon footprint of the airline industry," Markey said in a release Monday.
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