The states created the federal government, and the states created local government.
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Second, we should rebuild our party infrastructure in the states — all the states.
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"Rescinding DACA will cause harm to hundreds of thousands of the states' residents, injure state-run colleges and universities, upset the states' workplaces, damage the states' economies, hurt state-based companies, and disrupt the states' statutory and regulatory interests," the suit says.
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It will go back to the states and the states will then make a determination.
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It will go back to the states, and the states then can make the determination.
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It will go back to the states, and the states will then make a determination.
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While the alert didn't name the states specifically, a source identified the states to Yahoo!.
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But Google is not entitled to choose the states' expert or run the states' investigation.
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But it should be up to the states to do what the states do best.
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For those who say, "let the states do it," know that the states are trying.
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Page Pate: A big win for the states This is a big win for the states.
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Let the states use state defined EHBs, let the states set up risk pools, let the states charge what-ever premiums they want on what-ever sliding scales they choose and let the states use what-ever cost sharing they need to make their plans work.
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The states ahead of Cruz are less favorable to him, all in all, than the states behind him.
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Glazer and Malek each will pay a $25,000 civil penalty to the states and cooperate with the states' investigation.
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AND THAT'S MONEY, BY THE WAY, THE STATES NEED FOR INFRASTRUCTURE AND VERY, VERY IMPORTANT FOR THE STATES ECONOMIES.
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I will say this, it will go back to the states and the states will then make a determination.
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Second, it seems a likely scenario that they throw a lot of it to the states and the states decide.
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" "I've been organizing in the states that come after – South Carolina, Nevada – and in the states that come after that.
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Look at the states that Democrats were hoping to contest, including the states that have sort of been Republican-leaning.
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Here are the states most dependent on the gun industry: The states with the highest gun ownership are Alaska, Arkansas and Idaho, while the states with the lowest gun ownership are Delaware, Rhode Island and New York.
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" She continued: "The states trying to ban abortion are the states that have the highest proportions of black women living there.
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I go back and forth to the States, and in the States, makeup artists tend to go with your natural look.
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We thought it was logical to relocate to the states and we were looking at a few cities in the states.
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Then there are the states where Sanders netted delegates: For now, Sanders's net total is +106 from the states he won.
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Although the 2900 states are sovereign, the states ceded to the federal government the power to regulate commerce between the states.
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He says the states are allowing Amazon to dictate all the terms when the states could have some leverage of their own.
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But the states about to vote are more moderate and plainly worse for Mr. Cruz than the states that have already voted.
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The frustrating part is that the whole world works freely with the States, but the States goes 'Fuck you!' to everyone else.
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"The states that have legalized cannabis also happen to be the states that we know are the most physically active," she says.
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The states that have filed briefs supporting the Obama administration, meanwhile, represent about two-thirds of the states with Democratic attorneys general.
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He intends to cut it, drastically, to return it to the states, and give the states unprecedented flexibility in how to spend that money.
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What is happening is the states have increasingly withdrawn that support, which means that the burden is shifting from the states to the students.
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These are the states where rival campaigns have concentrated most of their firepower, and they're the states where voters are paying the most attention.
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Correction / clarification: An earlier version of this article repeated some of the states in a list of the states considering right to repair bills.
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Fewer than half the states hold schools accountable for teaching civics, according to a review in 2016 by the Education Commission of the States.
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The federal government sets the standards and the states enforce them, with the E.P.A. stepping in only if the states default on their responsibilities.
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"We have worked for many years with the states, and looked primarily to the states to regulate in this year," she said at the hearing.
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As long as Washington takes more and more power from the states, the more the states will seek handouts like the Medicaid expansion in return.
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And true to form, the states stepped up to make this year's rankings the most closely contested since we started measuring the states in 2007.
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If you look at the states that he won versus Hillary Clinton won — the states that she won, 85 percent of venture capital went to.
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An annual moving survey from United Van Lines reveals the states where the most people move to, and the states where the most people move from.
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But a new study by Bankrates shows that the states people most associate with retirement, such as Florida, are not the states retirees should move to.
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The research team audited a total of 20 firearm training courses, including 12 in the states with training requirements and 8 in the states without requirements.
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The states of Karnataka, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh are now among the states looking to open similar courts in many districts in the next two years.
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These are the states (and one territory) holding their nomination contests: We can think of the states with contests on Super Tuesday in three different groups.
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The combined enrollment for the states at the end of 2011 was 230,000, and the states had net losses averaging $5,83 per enrollee, according to Kaiser.
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Transgender legal advocates have criticized the "states' rights" argument, saying federal law and civil rights are matters for the federal government to enforce, not the states.
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Death rates from those leading causes of death were higher in the states with the highest death rates than the states with the lowest death rates.
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D.L. Hughley is noticing a clear correlation between the states passing new laws to virtually ban abortions ... and the states with brutal histories of raping slaves.
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His nine amendments include requiring Congress to balance the budget, allowing two-thirds of the states to override a U.S. Supreme Court decision and allowing a two-thirds majority of the states to override a federal law or regulation - rights that the states do not have.
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The states immediately kicked back nearly all of their share to the DNC which, in turn, kicked back their share and the states' share to Clinton's campaign.
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Even without California included, the states that urged Trump to protect DACA account for more accepted applications than the states that are threatening legal action against it.
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And our analysis shows that the states where gun sales rose the most after Parkland are the states where Obama received the lowest electoral support in 2012.
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The services's proven record of success in preventing extinction and partnership with the states demonstrates that there is no reason to shift federal authority to the states.
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The states with the shortest, average commutes by car, one-way, are: The states with the longest average car commutes are: The states with the speediest commutes one-way for public transit (excluding taxis), on average, are: Meanwhile, the states with the longest average commutes for travelers taking public transportation are: Sitting in traffic or being stuck on a train can be a frustrating way to start the day.
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The agreement established by the states' laws will go into effect only if the cumulative total of the states' electoral votes surpasses the 270 necessary for a majority.
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The states take their share, but immediately kick it back to the DNC which kicks their share and the states share back to Hillary Clinton for her use.
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So far, all states that have passed legalization have done that through the ballot and roughly half the states allow for those, but half of the states don't.
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Bookings are on the rise at Trump properties in the states that the president won, but revenue is declining in the states that Hillary Clinton took in November.
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The development in the states' investigation highlights how broadly the states and their attorneys general intend to scrutinize the tech conglomerate, said the people familiar with the matter.
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The states also asked that if the panel won't reconsider, the judges allow the states to ask the en banc 5th Circuit to review the motion to intervene.
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Congress clearly intended for the states to have primacy in the areas of environmental regulation and for the EPA to work with the states closely to regulate those issues.
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Under Texas court rules, the Justice Department has 21 days to respond to the states' preliminary injunction motion, and the states then have 10 days to file a reply.
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BECAUSE IT DOES FEEL LIKE THE TAX CODE IS YOU KNOW, PENALIZING THE COASTS, THE STATES THAT DIDN'T VOTE FOR TRUMP, AT THE BENEFIT OF THE STATES THAT DID.
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The states warned that overturning the doctrine would threaten the nation's federal structure, the states' fundamental sovereignty, and the interests of justice, especially by weakening federal civil rights laws.
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For example, maybe the states with more relaxed marijuana laws are also the states that are more likely to have the best general policy responses to the opioid epidemic.
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The federal government said it was the states' responsibility, and the states shirked it, saying, in part, that they had enough to handle, with thousands of wounded soldiers returning.
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By going to block grants, back to the states, the control of money stays with the states, and you have less [un]predictability and external deviation in terms of funding.
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In this scenario, Pennsylvania, Arizona, and even Texas could be added to the states above, and a reversal of control in both houses becomes likely in more of the states.
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" And Trump responded: "No, but the states are also going to have a lot to do with it because we ultimately want to get it back down to the states.
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The order also violates the separation of power between the federal government and the states — federalism — because it imposes an extraordinary burden on the states' economies and governance without justification.
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If the three-judge panel refuses to reconsider its order denying the states' request to intervene in the case, the states say they plan to appeal to the full court.
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That measure ultimately seeks to give more power to the states by ending federal ObamaCare insurance subsidies and the Medicaid expansion and replacing them with block grants to the states.
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The term "direct tax" was coined in America to refer to a direct tax on the states, that is, a requisition on the states, under a pre-Constitution, 1783 proposal.
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This GIF, based on Avalere's analysis, tells a simple story: The states that embraced Obamacare and expanded Medicaid take a major hit; the states that obstructed it are the winners.
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The states filed a brief with the D.C. court reviewing the settlement urging the judge to hold off on a decision until the states' case plays out in New York.
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Look, I get the -- people trying to dismiss this as saying, yes, but, you know, it just goes back to the states and the states aren&apost likely to do it.
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"Even if they say, 'We're going to shift this over to the states,' I don't understand how the states are going to have the resources to pay for it," Scott said.
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But Paul Clement — a lawyer for the states -- defended the plans, arguing that the states find themselves in a bind, often seeking a sweet spot between federal law and constitutional requirements.
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The states that are doing well cannot credit their success to measures they've taken in the last few weeks, and the states that have imposed such measures shouldn't expect results yet.
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"We're coming home to the States, at least I'm coming home to the States, because we want to get in before the quarantine," the performer, who was born in England, said.
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But "this is California — all the states do watch."
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It's just a trade ... We're used to the states.
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KS: Yeah the states ... the federal's given up essentially.
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I understand what you're saying with the states having the ability to make these decisions, but the bill doesn't just "give states more freedom" — it also cuts federal funding to the states.
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Because they knew that to get the Constitution established, three-quarters of the states at minimum had to ratify it, so they defaulted to the states when it came to voting rights.
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The judges also argued that the states have shown sufficient legal standing to bring the case — at least at this stage — because of the harm inflicted on public universities in the states.
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The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals opinion highlights that the states' competitive business interests may be helped -- instead of hurt, as the states claimed -- by Trump's branding on his Washington, DC, hotel.
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The northeastern block would include refineries, pipelines and terminals in the states of Pernambuco and Bahia, while the southern block includes two units in the states of Paraná and Rio Grande do Sul.
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Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Massachusetts and Tennessee are among the states that have joined forces to investigate the proposed deals, according to sources close to the states, who spoke to Reuters over recent days.
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That suit argued the states conspired with climate activists to target Exxon and the states' demands for documents dating back 40 years violated its rights to protection against unreasonable searches and were abusive.
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They can give more leeway to the states, for example, when the states draft their plans for complying with their state implementation plans [for EPA pollution rules like the ground-level ozone standard].
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Eric T. Schneiderman, the attorney general of New York, one of the states leading the investigation, announced on Tuesday the states' own settlement with Volkswagen for $500 million in penalties for defrauding consumers.
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But Republicans dominate the Senate seats from the states where the fewest people agree with that sentiment, while Democrats dominate the seats from the states where the most do, according to PRRI findings.
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"We're going to do that, as promised," said Dan Kanninen, the states director, adding that organizers on the ground throughout the states will be given the opportunity to continue working on the effort.
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"The fiscal analysis released today creates new questions on the states cash flow and on the states ability to ensure a good return on the investment for taxpayers," Barca said in a statement.
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But the states will need to take these steps soon.
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Go deeper: The states with the most expensive gas prices
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Both robots are scheduled to hit the States next month.
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But you can't in the States, so I was stuck.
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These are some of the states with highest literacy rates.
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The states are mostly homogenous, and clustered in the West,
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Wisconsin is among the states already operating without a waiver.
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So what do the states do with all that money?
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TRUMP: Well, maybe someday it will be to the states.
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TRUMP: No. What I support is let the states decide.
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Vaccines fall under the public health jurisdiction of the states.
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First, they put their hopes in recounts in the states.
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Mexico has been spared the opioid epidemic sweeping the States.
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Yee arrived in the States just weeks after the election.
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"It's such a big sport in the states," she said.
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For U.S. market cars, armoring takes place in the States.
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The states had no grounds to sue, the court ruled.
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The fact is, a lot is up to the states.
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I don't think the states have to be the same.
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Nonetheless, the states still do not move in martial lockstep.
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The states are probably wrong about that, but never mind.
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What was it like for you moving to the States?
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Authorities were unaware he'd allegedly returned to the states illegally.
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I'm not sure we're seeing that in the states yet.
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Democrats, too, took the states largely for granted this cycle.
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Back in the states, the records are also racking up.
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Seems kinda random in the grand scheme of the States.
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House seats are allocated to the states proportional to population.
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Go deeper: The states using medical marijuana for opioid substitutes
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Over half the states allow the medical use of marijuana.
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The STATES Act is among the most popular cannabis bills.
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Your son represents the states that have not opted in.
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It works in the states that have less gun violence.
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The Trump administration would bar the states from requiring them.
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I think it should be up to the states, absolutely.
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Go deeper: The states that have passed new abortion restrictions
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I think that what the states are doing is useful.
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Wade to be overturned, leaving the issue to the states.
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Europe is always five to ten years behind the States.
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Let the states decide what to do about criminalizing abortion.
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Hicks says roughly half the states are projecting lower revenues.
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A lot of the states I won by massive numbers.
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Tegan and Sara are currently on tour throughout the States.
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As a result, Iranian refugees were safer in the States.
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Mylan and Teva have previously denied the states' civil charges.
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Release the states to choose whatever healthcare structure each wants.
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Some of these decisions have taken years for the states.
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WHEELER: I'm not suggesting we're taking the states' veto out.
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It will hit the States in Q1 of this year.
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"Australia really takes a lot from the states," she said.
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Arguably, it never really caught on here in the States.
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Wisconsin is one of the states the group is targeting.
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The ads will run in the states of GOP Sens.
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Today, the states invariably leave the choice to the voters.
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He has run more than 2202,2628 ads in the states.
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Five of the states he lost were in the South.
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So why give the states center stage in the fight?
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It gave federal land to the states to create universities.
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Horgan cited the states' actions as a reason for switching.
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This will shift costs to the states down the road.
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It would then need to be ratified by the states.
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The states said the emission curbs would devastate their economies.
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More than half of the states were classified as risky.
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The states account for 66 electoral votes and give Mrs.
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"Come on Jeff, you're the states' rights guy," Colbert said.
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The Natural Resources Defense Council joined to support the states.
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A look at the states, however, suggests that they're wrong.
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Arizona was among the states requiring approval prior to 2013.
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The Fraser Institute ranks the states according to economic freedom.
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Here are the states where $300,000 will stretch the farthest.
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McGovern also wanted decisions over abortion left to the states.
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The states have not yet filed a suit against Volkswagen.
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It funded the building of more prisons in the states.
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Four of the states went to incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari.
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It didn't reflect racial realities in the states, they said.
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They were worried about a national government dominating the states.
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The states are home to two of his rivals, Gov.
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You've been living in the states for some years now.
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There's stuff that's abundant in the States that isn't here.
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In the states that matter, most of that's not relevant.
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The GOP leaves that up to the states to decide.
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That's why people from the States are feeling the music.
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I was shipped between the Virgin Islands and the States.
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It'll be up to the states to police that now.
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Meanwhile, regulations continue to be left up to the states.
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This kicks protections on transgender bathrooms back to the states.
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And the Halloween fever isn't contained to the States, either.
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"Many of the states just hadn't done anything," he said.
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The states have reported strong early voting and absentee numbers.
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The actor's pop credentials are almost unknown in the States.
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The states most at risk were Iowa, Missouri and Illinois.
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The states most at risk were Iowa, Missouri and Illinois.
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For everything else, it's up to the states to decide.
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And the states with big immigrant populations are mostly blue.
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Kyle Kondik at Sabato's Crystal Ball ranks the states differently.
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The agency will then reimburse the states, she said. Gen.
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Lawyers for the states and the companies also proposed Oct.
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There were 75 railway times across the States that year.
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For now, robot car rules are left to the states.
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It ranks seventh among the states in intact family structure.
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Freezes are regulated by the states; credit locks are not.
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"Slowly but surely the states have liberalized laws," he added.
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If we move to the states, we have those rights.
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Unless we give more assistance to the states and localities.
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The states are Arkansas, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas and New Mexico.
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How did you find your subjects and pick the states?
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The states found out the flaw during the verification process.
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Across the states, the face of political representation is changing.
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I think it should be up to the states. Absolutely.
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Historically, regulating the payday industry has fallen to the states.
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In the States, it's all about gate speed on dirt.
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But the sport remains a niche diversion in the States.
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The states are focusing on two targets: Facebook and Google.
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Look at the states that have a Medicaid recovery policy.
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The battle over birth control is shifting to the states.
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Florida is among the states where rights aren't restored automatically.
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And she's been busy since she got to the states.
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To be sure, the states can never supplant the CFPB.
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Also, work requirements will cost the states millions to administer.
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This is especially evident among the states in the Gulf.
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Rather than leave the RTW issue to the states, Rep.
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Meantime, the relationship between China and the States remains tense.
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There are more than 1,000 school districts in the states.
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To truly drain the swamp, return power to the states.
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Under my proposal, the states would pick up the costs.
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And that is not something the states will pick up.
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We have at least one promising report from the states.
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Here are the states where they're most likely to settle:
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Homeland Security officials reached out to the states on Sept.
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All the states leaned Democratic in the last presidential contest.
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And they are vowing to fight the states as well.
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The states have taken more action than the federal government.
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The states of Europe and North America are not weak.
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The states are just now beginning to address this problem.
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Donald Trump has so far won most of the states.
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A lot of the states I won by massive numbers.
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Lawyers for the states and wireless companies also proposed Oct.
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Even in the States we didn't really ... People weren't online.
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The states, meanwhile, would prefer to use a stricter standard.
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Fun fact: It's considered an invasive species in the States.
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The states are busy doing their own thing as well.
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Turns out they discontinued the product in the States, too.
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Is that what you guys in the States call them?
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"I got interested in aquaponics in the States," he says.
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Data gathered from Connecticut and Indiana (the states that have had these laws the longest) clearly show that the only impact produced by the states' red flag laws was with suicides, not mass shootings.
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The Constitution's 22019th Amendment didn't rule out states doing so, stating that any power not specifically delegated to the central government, nor prohibited to the states, would be reserved for the states or people.
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After Clinton's two wins, Republicans held about four-fifths of the Senate seats in the states that voted against him both times -- as did Democrats after 252 in the states that twice opposed Bush.
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" The spokesman added that baseball "would support regulation of sports betting by the states, but only if the states enact statutes and regulations that protect the interests of all stakeholders, not just the casinos.
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Now, Trump's federal government is overriding the states, executing a federal power grab, and delivering a message to the states that the federal government knows best, and will ignore state laws whenever it wishes.
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Here's the breakdown: Of course, since Republican states are (by and large) less diverse than Democratic ones, this means that the states suing the Obama administration over immigration aren't the states with the most immigrants.
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She replied that the states had proven themselves incapable of carrying out fair trials and said she would "breathe a sigh of relief" if the Supreme Court and the states began to eliminate capital punishment.
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But as my CNN colleague Ryan Struyk has calculated, native-born residents account for 23% of the population in the states that Trump won and only 22016% of the population in the states Clinton carried.
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In addition to the states where people have been hospitalized, the states also included in the voluntary recall are: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia and Wisconsin.
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Let's look at the net delegate totals so far, then, breaking the states up into groupings, and using the AP's current totals: So Biden netted a total of +22016 delegates in the states he won.
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"Do no harm simply means don't stop good work, good practices that have already occurred in the states by preempting the states from doing the things that have worked," Becerra told Reuters in an interview.
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Mnuchin, a lawsuit filed last month by the states of Connecticut, Maryland, New Jersey and New York, it will be Republicans defending the power of Congress and Democrats rallying to the cause of the states.
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And while Congress won't come to the rescue, the states can.
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But for sure, the states are not out of the woods.
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Vaccinations do fall under the public health jurisdiction of the states.
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The Constitution grants the states the power to set voting requirements.
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Fortunately for the states, that is not what the law allows.
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How is this good for the states were pot was legalized?
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Any costs above that threshold would fall completely on the states.
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Other innovative healthcare ideas are also being implemented in the states.
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And I think the states will do hopefully the right thing.
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Meizu is not trying to crack the States with phones, though.
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The states want the travel ban suspension to remain in place.
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But for now, the states are where the real action is.
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We were playing some whatever festival in the States this summer.
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Graham/Cassidy keeps Obamacare and tells the states to run it.
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Meanwhile, you could never get your records released in the States.
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That leaves it up to the states to do the job.
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According to Bright, the states' race-neutral justifications didn't hold up.
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The states of Mato Grosso and Acre are preparing such requests.
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So the states should not have the right to challenge it.
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The STATES Act, a piece of bipartisan legislation proposed by Sens.
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Arcades haven't really been popular in the States since the 90s.
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Christina: I live in London, but I'm from the States originally.
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Check out the states with the most overweight cats and dogs.
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"We've had conversations with many of the states involved," Legere said.
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They need to make big gains in the states this year.
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These are the states with the fastest — and slowest — internet speeds.
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But the thing is, Bill, let the states make the deal.
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But investors in the states they don't know anything about us.
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How does it feel to go on tour in the States?
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I admire that and sort of expected that in the States.
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But investors in the states, they don't know anything about us.
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It does not include government workers for the states and municipalities.
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"This proposal is unusual and unprecedented among the states," Walczak said.
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Here in the States, that number is closer to around 10%.
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If a similar law existed in the States, campaigns like FoodFight!
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He said marriage was a matter for the states to decide.
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The Walking Dead airs in the states on Sunday 23 October.
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Again, whether this happens or not will depend on the states.
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The states affected include: Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, New Jersey and Texas.
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Because don't forget, the states have to compete with each other.
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The states rejected a proposal to require Senate consent for pardons.
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Ultimately, however, operations were just not sustainable here in the States.
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The states have not said what their legal claims will be.
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Iowa is one of the states Trump turned red in 2016.
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The states and the federal government share the cost of Medicaid.
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Georgia says it is one of the states reviewing its policies.
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But a Supreme Court decision made expansion optional for the states.
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It's gaining traction in the states and in the corporate world.
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The states said Trump's travel ban harmed individuals, businesses and universities.
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I think that the states are the laboratories of our democracy.
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When compared to the states, the program was underfunded ab initio.
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THE WAY THE STATES SET UP AND SO MANY OTHER THINGS.
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The states will still have a lot of flexibility of course.
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Then everything changed when the K-beauty wave hit the states.
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Three days matches the most restrictive limit pursued in the states.
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When you're out in the states, that's where you have problems.
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I don't think they have that so much in the States.
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I never thought about doing stuff like this in the States.
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"equal sovereignty of the states" restriction, in a deceptively unanimous 2009
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The states would be less administrative appendages of the federal government.
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The states and their Medicaid managed care contractors refused to pay.
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We feel good about Michigan and the rest of the states.
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EVEN does have one wheel in the door in the States.
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So what's driving these large retirement income differences between the states?
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I think the states can take a look at this issue.
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"Among the states we see two visions for America," then-Gov.
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Any national compromise must recognize the wealth gap between the states.
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Clinton has a clear polling edge in the states he needs.
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Medicaid is funded jointly by the states and the federal government.
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It's our own line that people can call from the States.
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Even the states are reorienting themselves toward this new world order.
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Why couldn't we have a school like this in the States?
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ARE YOU GOING TO REALLY INCREASE SPENDING HERE IN THE STATES?
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The states are Roraima, Rondonia, Tocantins, Para, Acre and Mato Grosso.
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"The states are enticed by the notion of flexibility," said Rosenbaum.
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Without the mandate, the states maintained, the entire ACA is invalid.
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They are against Medicaid reforms, including any turnback to the states.
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"I would, generally speaking, leave it to the states," he said.
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Marshall's court also established its authority over the states' supreme courts.
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About half the states have not signed on to the proposal.
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It's also used to divvy up federal funding among the states.
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Wade decision that recognized them, returning the issue to the states.
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Here's a map showing the states that will be hit hardest.
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However, the case by the states will continue in that court.
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But back in the States, not everything was coming up roses.
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I got 85033 million votes and won most of the states.
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California was one of the states experiencing record wildfires in 2017.
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The NPV will be the legal status quo in the states.
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I would have certainly have rather left it to the states.
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But what if the states themselves decided to change those dictates?
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We've had to miss shows in the States because of that.
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So they come to the states for the NICUs and epidurals.
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Unlike them, birth tourists come to the States to spend money.
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Until 1906, immigration and naturalization was largely governed by the states.
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So you need resources redistributed from the feds to the states.
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He'll return to the states with a 10-5 overall record.
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It's up to the states to decide how to appoint them.
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Mexican bids emanated from the states of Chihuahua, Hidalgo and Queretaro.
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Now the states are suing to set the standards high again.
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Two federal appeals courts said the states couldn't exclude Planned Parenthood.
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It profiles voters from a little over half of the states.
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It's difficult to go to the states, even as a Canadian.
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That way, we rate the states based on their own standards.
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Now in the States, Yeun tends to get offered genial characters.
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This suggests the states will continue to make their own way.
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Officials across the states are taking threats of spreading coronavirus seriously.
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Social mobility is far, far better here than in the States.
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We have to get rid of the lines around the states.
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Virginia, but it left that medical determination up to the states.
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The delays were so agonizing that we moved to the States.
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The states are far from the first to raise these issues.
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Do you have a favorite place to play in the states?
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The states ratified the 16th Amendment, permitting a national income tax.
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These are the states where agriculture was, historically, the major industry.
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There's no clear connection among the states that allow philosophical exemptions.
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The attorneys general from all of the states involved are Democrats.
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Congress concurred, sending the 18th Amendment to the states on Dec.
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I was born in the civil war, fled to the States.
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In other words, the states can be linked to cellular behavior.
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Biden's wins in the states were a surprising blow to Bernie.
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Clark said that would leave the decision up to the states.
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As many as 135,000 Puerto Ricans have left for the states.
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The two parties each had some big successes in the states.
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Same like in the States, same like in Europe, Emirates, everywhere.
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The states uploaded their DNA reports to the C.D.C.'s database.
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The Walmart board broke soon before I returned to the States.
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She didn't even win the Hottest 100 before cracking the States!
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Think of this role as a support system for the states.
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They're negative in some of the states he won in 2016.
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And 2231/210 of the states will ratify such an amendment?
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How did the states think they could get away with this?
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The Republican agenda in the states goes well beyond limiting unions.
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"Certainly, the states and local communities have a voice," he said.
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Most of the states that have sanctuary laws are solidly blue.
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Were the storms powerful enough to hurt the states' competitive position?
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Obama, as a result, encouraged the states to test the programs.
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CCRCs are regulated by the states in which they are based.
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These are the states that we find need the most work.
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It cannot even change the Constitution without ratification by the states.
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The states may ratify these proposals or reject or ignore them.
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And that will have an impact well beyond the states themselves.
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The states don't have to opt in to the Medicaid program.
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It's unclear whether all of the states will meet the deadline.
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Trump has said that legalization should be left to the states.
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But, by and large, election administration is left to the states.
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In the States, people wouldn't even have bothered to hate it.
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The states are home to enough House Republicans to stymie legislation.
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The federal government argues that the states are simply getting confused.
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And 3/4 of the states will ratify such an amendment?
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"And that's assuming all the states permit paid canvassers," Nison says.
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What hard decisions are the states going to have to make?
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Per Bloomberg, on Monday Lasnik extended it until the states' lawsuit, which claims that the settlement did not include reasonable notice to the states and circumvented their Tenth Amendment right to regulate firearms, is resolved:In Monday's ruling, Lasnik criticized the government's argument that the states won't be harmed by publication of the blueprints because the federal government is committed to battling undetectable firearms.
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Investors are lending money to all the states at the same rate for good reason: the central government, through much nudging, winking and head-shaking, has indicated it will look after them if the states default.
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But whatever the courts decide, the states retain their own power to continue an integrated energy and environmental planning process that, if implemented wisely, could set the states on the path toward a cleaner energy future.
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Democrats and Republicans alike are moving policy in the states, and many of those policies wind their way to Washington, D.C. The states are on the front line, and state legislators are the front-line leaders.
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The premise of our Constitution is that the states gave up some of their sovereign authority to the federal government, in return for mutual benefits such as collective national defense and free trade among the states.
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"Given the gravity of the states' constitutional allegations, defendants' stated national security concerns, and the public interests at stake, the states respectfully submit that discovery should proceed without delay," Noah G. Purcell, Washington's solicitor general, wrote.
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"This court should not strip the states of their core function to enforce their own regulatory laws in their own courts and administrative bodies," said a filing last week by the states opposed to the deal.
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The federal government is a big ATM when it comes to social problems — it gives money to the states and localities, but it's the states and localities that actually spend the money and perform the tasks.
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When the federal government offers money to states, it places conditions on how the states are to use that money — and reserves the right to cut off the states if they fail to adhere to those conditions.
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The lack of ongoing contact between the states and DHS raises questions about how closely DHS and the states are working together to defend US voting systems against hacking attempts ahead of next year's mid-term elections.
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In addition to the states where people have been hospitalized, the states also included in the voluntary recall are: Alabama, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
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"She'll be driving [Medicaid] block granting to the states," added the Trump transition source, speaking of a longtime Republican idea to shift more power to the states that Democrats warn would lead to cuts for Medicaid beneficiaries.
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"The framers thought that because people would physically vote in the states, they should give that power to the states," said Michael Gerhardt, a constitutional scholar who testified at impeachment hearings for Trump and President Bill Clinton.
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If Congress were to pass a Balanced Budget Amendment, and if it were to be ratified by the states, it would not remove the authority of the federal government to impose additional unfunded mandates on the states.
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This week's meeting comes as fresh tariffs from the States on $16 billion of Chinese goods are due to come into effect this week, with Beijing having imposed the same amount of retaliatory levies on the States.
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We run our health insurance program for the poor through the states.
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It would be up to the states to get such details right.
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"It would return to the states and the state legislatures," Owens says.
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Counting the votes won't be easy, nor the same in the states.
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The states would also have to approve similar bills in their assemblies.
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In the states, Right to Try has not been a partisan issue.
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The states said online blueprints would allow criminals easy access to weapons.
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Indiana and North Carolina are among the states seeing the fastest growth.
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But if it does means the decision reverts back to the states.
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"They're going to go with the States," he told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"You can't buy insurance like this in the States anymore," Keane said.
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We're one of the only places that sell it in the States.
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The states and business groups that challenged the rule applauded the decision.
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The states claim the administration exceeded its authority by adopting the rule.
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The states appear committed to their lawsuit regardless of what DOJ concludes.
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Earlier today, the states district attorney describing the scene inside the newsroom.
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It's similar in theory to the habeas corpus petition in the States.
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They both acknowledge having a consensual sexual relationship back in the States.
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Watch how homeownership has changed by percentage in the states since 1950.
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"This would be Harry's first Thanksgiving in the States," adds the source.
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Mississippi is already one of the states with the strictest abortion laws.
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I could do things that I couldn't do back in the States.
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The situation is more or less same in most of the states.
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I had scheduled some things now that I'm back in the States.
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But it's $179 unlocked and it's arriving this month in the States.
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"I think the states will do hopefully the right thing," he said.
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Judgments in the states of New York and Connecticut found him innocent.
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When I close my eyes, I see the colors of the states.
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The states argued that Trump's travel ban harmed individuals, businesses, and universities.
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What if we move some of Congress' information infrastructure into the states?
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And this is a merger we have worked closely with the states.
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But "[s]aying it", the states argue, "does not make it so".
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Originally, Felländer sought his destiny in the states on a golf scholarship.
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"There was a phenomenal response from across the States," a spokeswoman says.
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That way, we are judging the states based on their own criteria.
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But critics have questioned the states' ability to pay for the project.
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What's more, the states' argument is weak to the point of frivolousness.
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Yet the states have differing ideas about precisely which taxpayers should pay.
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Likely the device will get some carrier representation here in the States.
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Most of the states had also backed Trump earlier in the litigation.
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So it will be homologated in Europe, the States, and in China.
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It should run around $255 when it hits the States next month.
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The states most affected were Texas, California, Arkansas, New York and Illinois.
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Go deeper: The states that have passed restrictive abortion laws in 2019
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Once accepted by the states, customers can take advantage of these plans.
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So ... focus on research and lobbying, and pay attention to the states.
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The states' data is tallied separately from the monthly national jobs report.
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"Mime has a bit of bad rep in the States," she said.
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But that's expected to receive some push back, especially from the states.
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Go deeper: The deadliest tornadoes The states where the most tornadoes hit
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The ratings firm's assessment was based on the states' 250-214.7 budgets.
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NHTSA has produced guidelines, and the states are approaching autonomous testing piecemeal.
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AAA says... Go deeper: The states with the most expensive gas prices
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Go deeper: Where abortion restriction stands: The states that have passed laws
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Ohio has been one of the states hardest hit by the epidemic.
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Article II gives the states the power to determine the electors that
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The states have said the ban harmed residents and effectively mandated discrimination.
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Ranchers across the states also have been forced to cull their herds.
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Capito is from West Virginia, one of the states that expanded Medicaid.
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Upon my arrival in the States I too dealt with misguided stereotypes.
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Graham said he prefers leaving red-flag laws up to the states.
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Get rid of the federal minimum wage, leave it to the states.
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In the states that matter in 2018 it's a kiss of death.
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Mr Obama's immigration changes, the states charge, did not fit this bill.
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By the time ESPN's coverage in the States began at 21 p.m.
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Ohio has been one of the states hit hardest by the crisis.
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"The states are really where it's at in terms of creative solutions."
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They are meant to be complementary with conservation measures in the states.
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After then, the states award delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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Ted Cruz in the states where he polls as Trump's strongest foe.
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They return to the States for a show in Cleveland on Wednesday.
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If the states lose, the case may proceed to the Supreme Court.
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And so, on balance, his time in the states was a failure.
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The states where illnesses have occurred are Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania.
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Eventually, Cipriani handed the money over to Hanson back in the States.
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These were friends outside of Fiji, in New Zealand, the States, Australia.
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It makes sense: spending clause legislation should not undermine the states' independence.
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Those who side with the states, however, have an entirely different take.
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But many of them have now shifted their fight to the states.
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So right now, we're just psyched about coming to the states again.
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But after coming here we started getting more popular in the states.
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The states that have the most death sentences have the most exonerations.
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He will be unopposed in the states that are yet to vote.
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Unfortunately, under federalism much of election oversight has devolved to the states.
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When the federal government falters, the states' chief executives only work harder.
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The states with the most economic parity were Utah, Alaska and Iowa.
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I'd like to allow the states to form their own foreign policies.
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It just limits the dollars going to the states for that coverage.
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But the greatest room for change will still be in the states.
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Minnesota is one of the states learning that lesson the hard way.
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Congress must deconstruct the administrative state, returning state functions to the states.
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Earthjustice, a law firm that serves environmentalists, slammed the states' motion Tuesday.
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All the states must look to each other for answers and collaboration.
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Conservatives' stronghold is spread more broadly across the states than the left's.
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More recently, some have suggested turning these lands over to the states.
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If it's hard to find goose meat in the States, use duck.
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Republicans now control the districting process in a majority of the states.
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Trump carried all six of the states in the 28503 presidential election.
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The states are widely expected to be closely contested again in 2020.
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He will have things done for the states, for the ... American people.
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The states had plenty of leeway on how to spend the money.
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Kasich said it should be up to the states to handle abortion.
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"The states run the delegate allocation process for their states," he said.
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He sold everything in preparation for his family's move to the States.
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Indeed, in almost half the states, the judges are elected officials themselves.
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Conservative organizations have been building power in the states for a generation.
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That's because the states are the engines of change in our democracy.
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All the states and the federal, how many conflicting things there are.
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A way to keep track of all the states they've traveled to
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Pennsylvania is one of the states with a standing order for naloxone.
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The combined cost to the states could also become large this time.
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The intent of Congress was clear, the states said in the brief.
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The states most affected are the most populous in the most cases.
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In April 22016, he suggested legalization should be decided by the states.
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"I think it should be up to the states, absolutely." https://t.
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We also consider union membership and the states' right-to-work laws.
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BUT IT'S NOT EVEN CLOSE AS TO THE EQUITY AMONG THE STATES.
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I feel like in the States, people don't wear as much makeup.
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We also included the states with the highest concentration of each job.
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The GAO's investigation was released in March, but without naming the states.
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"We are looking at the states that have decriminalized marijuana," Rosenstein said.
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The deadline set by the states for court action is this week.
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My organization, the Environmental Defense Fund, fully supports the states' legal challenge.
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Is there anything in the States that makes you shake your head?
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We need the states to act and protect our right to abortion.
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The states serve as the principal regulators of insurance companies they charter.
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He has proposed reallocating financial aid from the department to the states.
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The states he's most focused on: West Virginia, Missouri, Montana and Indiana.
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Read This Next: These Are the States With the Worst Sex Ed
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In the states: Some states are taking matters into their own hands.
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Yes. Really, most of the states have boiled it down on forms.
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None of the security protocols had even 50% adoption accross the states.
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This year's study subjects the states to 64 metrics across those categories.
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Of course she does; look at the population composition of the states.
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The states have now asked the Supreme Court to impose a stay.
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A way to keep track of all the states she's traveled to
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Here's what we should do: We need to mobilize in the states.
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Because it's administered by the states, the generosity of UI varies widely.
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But she proved unable to replicate that in the states that followed.
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The states' approval is a preliminary step that keeps the proposal alive.
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California has been among the states hit hardest by the coronavirus outbreak.
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"The states are Dracula in charge of the blood bank," he said.
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Everyone traveled to the states that respected a woman's right to choose.
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I acknowledge, and even love, the diversity of opinions in the States.
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Oklahoma is whiter than many of the states Sanders lost on Tuesday.
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In the States, everything was on an upswing from the first moments.
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Before the states joined the union, he wrote, they were independent nations.
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The parallels with what Republicans are doing in the states are obvious.
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Hopefully we're not going to make the same mistake in the States.
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And since then, gun control legislation has been limited to the states.
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He says she didn't come back to the states until Jan. 14.
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Biden barely spent time in most of the states that he won.
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The states' governors have ordered more than 1 million people to evacuate.
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I think about that more about the potential spread in the states.
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In 1865, it was completely destroyed in the war between the states.
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It's a problem compounding with the states declining sales taxes, Meyer reported.
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Medical resources have become another area of tension among the states. Gov.
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In the States, we'd say it's time to fish or cut bait.
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Some of the states still allow those deductions but the federal doesn't.
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The states have recorded more than 3,300 cases and 4,600 cases, respectively.
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He acknowledged the states play a "vital" role in implementing the law.
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This makes the issue an even more urgent priority for the states.
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They're not run by the states, or even accessible to all voters.
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The states have robust environmental programs; they value and cherish their resources.
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The scheduling at the National is very different than in the States.
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Waivers offer some flexibility to the states, but even waivers have limitations.
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Now local conservatives are rebelling against majority Democratic rule in the states.
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Technically, regulating the testing of self-driving vehicles falls to the states.
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"We believe that the states are the laboratories of innovation," Cameron said.
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That program is jointly funded by the states and the federal government.
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The states busy raising the next generation of Americans are overwhelmingly red.
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The states are Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma and South Carolina.
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He loves Alabama, he loves the states and he loves the country.
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Go deeper: The states having the most trouble with credit card debt
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They operated outside the Articles, under sovereign powers reserved to the states.
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Maine, immunizing the states from suits for violations of federal labor law.
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"Let's imagine if the states were in the reverse order," he said.
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The shakeup comes as the firm fights for relevancy in the states.
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In the States, you get into a little fight, and you're cool.
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As recently as 2016, only about half the states had such panels.
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"They don't have the petit h in the States regularly," she explained.
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The refineries are located in the states of Amazonas, Ceará and Paraná.
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Even the states are not immune, despite their legal status as sovereigns.
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The vast majority of the states to be impacted are blue states.
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The members represented by stars are the states of the U.S.A. 33D.
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The cost of operation in the states makes the return very low.
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I spent two relaxing years in the States and did some consulting.
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This year's study subjects the states to 24 metrics across those categories.
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A U.S. district judge sided with the states and blocked the directives.
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We wouldn&apost still be married if we lived in the States!
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Heiliger Strohsack — or holy smokes, as we say here in the States!
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Before Congress enacted the Clean Water Act, the states were in charge.
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She sees some limits on her newfound popularity in the states, however.
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Never have more Europeans come to the States to play college hockey.
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"The states are going to be there this year," Nye told Cramer.
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BMW might offer a surprise when the iX3 comes to the States.
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During his campaign, he pledged to leave regulation up to the states.
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The average cost back in the states for Zoom alone is $500.
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Bizarrely, such a rule would intrude on the province of the states.
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She ranked Delaware at the top of the states for eliminating both.
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Under the 10th Amendment, jurisdiction over intrastate commerce belongs to the states.
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Those funds would instead be delivered as block grants for the states.
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We are one of the states being hit hardest by the tariffs.
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They have a very great sound and sensibility that's infiltrating the states.
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I call passport control in the States to report a stolen passport.
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The states simply do not have enough money to do it alone.
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Cellphone service, calls back and forth to the States, were extremely challenging.
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What about Donald Trump's pressure to do more manufacturing in the States?
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Some of the states are quite flexible about these guidelines on testing.
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Federalism isn't about simply choosing between the federal government or the states.
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Presently, the effort to combat maternal mortality lies primarily with the states.
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The latest move from the states may stiffen the opposition at Justice.
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California is among the states hardest hit by the virus this year.
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Instead, it relies on the states to do much of this work.
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Claudia's sister, Anna, was 18 months old when she left the States.
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We flew over to the States—the whole thing was really weird.
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Do you just pay the states to manage those high-risk pools?
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Louisiana is one of the states experiencing the most drastic budget cuts.
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Simply put, if Republicans swept every Senate seat in the states President Trump won and Democrats won every Senate seat in the states Hillary Clinton won, the GOP would have a filibuster-proof 60 votes in the Senate.
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When Trump claimed how his administration's efforts have reduced opioid deaths, the states he cited were Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin—regarded by strategists in both parties as the states on which the election is most likely to hinge.
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"It's major money for the states, increased money for the states that, in essence, goes to their formula, whether it's highways, whether it's bridges," said Diaz-Balart, who said he still hopes there will be another bill. Rep.
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"First, we conclude that the power to add qualifications is not within the 'original powers' of the states, and thus is not reserved to the states by the Tenth Amendment," Justice John Paul Stevens wrote for the majority.
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" Clinton, by contrast, said: "I think what the states are doing right now needs to be supported, and I absolutely support all the states that are moving toward medical marijuana, moving toward — absolutely — legalizing it for recreational use.
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I'm not sure the last time Wormrot was even in the States, but I do remember in 2011 when we were touring at the beginning of our Venerable record's cycle, they were doing a tour of the States.
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The report found that the states likely to see the biggest losses in insurance coverage are also some of the states hit hardest by the opioid epidemic — particularly Kentucky, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Ohio, Rhode Island, and West Virginia.
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The 2016 Republican platform instructs Congress to divest "certain federally controlled public lands" to the states, without specifying which lands, and to amend the Antiquities Act, giving Congress and the states veto power over designation of national monuments.
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"Fundamentally, given the harm to the States should the Final Rules be enforced — numerous citizens losing contraceptive coverage, resulting in 'significant, direct and proprietary harm' to the States in the form of increased use of state-funded contraceptive services, as well as increased costs associated with unintended pregnancies — a nation-wide injunction is required to ensure complete relief to the States," the order states.
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That&aposs a conservative bedrock principle and what better way to make our government more responsive to the people at the most local level than the convention of the states which really listens to the people from the states.
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Although the dismissal is to be effective without a further court order under the federal rule noted by the states, Hanen issued the Friday order to announce his holding that the states could not, procedurally, file such a notice.
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"It's no surprise that the states that have seen teachers strike and walk out over the past year are the states that have some of the highest teacher wage penalties," said EPI Distinguished Fellow Lawrence Mishel in a statement.
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But if you translate the concept from math into English, here's roughly what you get: Free energy is the difference between the states you expect to be in and the states your sensors tell you that you are in.
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He refuses to deliver the State of the Union, instead writing to Congress from time to time, saying the state of the union is weak, as it should be, and inviting governors to describe the states of the states.
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Sanders understands that equality, justice, fairness and opportunity should include rural America, blue-collar America, working-class America, from the states on the coasts to the states in the heartland to the state of West Virginia and its people.
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Obamacare increased the eligibility for the program—funded jointly by the states and federal government and administered by the states—to 228.2 percent of the federal poverty line and offered states additional money to cover the newly eligible enrollees.
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In this case, though, the states are on pretty solid ground: because the allocation of members of Congress among the states post-census is zero sum, depressing Latino census response would hurt states that have more Latinos in them.
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Despite all the fuss over Congress, I'm pretty convinced the most important health policy stories will happen in the states in 2018 — both in the Obamacare marketplaces the states run and how they manage this very big Medicaid decision.
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And trying to understand that is the only way that there can be any headway, or else you'll just have a country divided wherein in half the states you can do it and in half the states you can't.
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They're moving back to the States in September, and I seriously can't wait.
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"It's one of the states that has large unfunded pension liabilities," Hicks said.
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An overwhelming majority of the states were targeted but not breached, officials said.
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Amanda: I am from Trinidad and am in the States for graduate school.
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The states did not take a position on the antitrust allegations against Apple.
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Do The States feel like a more liberal place than when you arrived?
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There are a number of readers with a bigger presence outside the States.
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He listed the states he won, touted his 306 (actually 304) EC votes.
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And the number of black Muslims living in the states is steadily growing.
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The states joining the most lawsuits against Trump are New York and California.
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It wasn't really necessary for the order, but it certainly helps the states.
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Once Congress passed the amendment, it was sent to the states for ratification.
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The states are spun into the great, unending, unbreakable cable that is America.
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It acknowledged the importance of national security but finally sided with the states.
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Murphy was referring to the STATES Act, a bipartisan bill crafted by Sens.
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With this move, the Trump administration basically says let the states decide this.
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Progressives already face an uphill battle to rebuild their power across the states.
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His parents then applied for residency in the States, seeking opportunity in America.
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Let those percolate up through the states and be handled in due course.
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It didn't look at the flexibility that we're going to allow the states.
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"I would love to see things thrown back to the states," said Dickson.
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That can make starting up their lives in the States expensive and difficult.
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Certainly some of the states Canada will be negotiating with are red states.
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While still living in the States, a London startup offered me a position.
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And most of the real action affecting people will be in the states.
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But the states outsmarted the administration by manipulating the language of the ACA.
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"I think that the states see what's going on in litigation," Francer said.
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The 6th Circuit Court covers the states of Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
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Because who, of anyone in the States, is more American than the immigrant?
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Nearly half of the revenue goes to the states where land is leased.
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ZTE's Axon 7 Mini is due out here in the States next month.
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However, no timeline has been given for when it will hit the States.
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The Constitution is a covenant between the states to create a federal government.
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It was the most deadly terrorist attack in the States since 9/11.
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But at the same time, it's unclear what he'd do in the States.
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In other ways, Mateen is also typical of jihadist terrorists in the States.
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A few years later, the woman visited the couple back in the States.
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But the states did not lay out specific emissions-cutting or revenue goals.
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Attorney generals for the states of Maine, Maryland and Minnesota joined California's lawsuit.
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But the real progress is in the states — a broad range of them.
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But he acknowledged that Google's vast resources put the states at a disadvantage.
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They're an advantage to the states, sects and other organizations that protect them.
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Led by Texas, the states argued this rendered the entire ACA is unconstitutional.
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And under the constitution, I think it is a decision for the states.
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Maybe that's groceries and gas, or frequent travel around the States and abroad.
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"It's up to the states to take charge on this issue," she says.
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Maybe I can get some money and get back to the States somehow.
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In contrast to the states', however, the powers it exercises are severely restricted.
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Without weight in the states, Congress's sources of income and influence would shrivel.
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Of the two, only the CAT is coming to the States for sure.
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Oregon, Washington and Montana are among the states also prone to destructive blazes.
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Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk arrived in the States from South Africa.
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Both the states that have rejected the agreement so far are relatively small.
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There's not much the states can do until the federal government takes notice.
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There are some things the commission does and some things the states do.
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In both states, federal appeals courts ordered the states to soften their laws.
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Many of the case occurred in the states of New York and Washington.
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Most of the products are totally accessible to us here in the States.
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It is not an opinion survey; we measure actual performance by the states.
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Among the states with child savings accounts, procedures to claim the money differ.
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In this scenario, your rules are Obamacare, and the kids represent the states.
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Recall that the states formed the federal government, not the other way around.
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Wade is overturned Where abortion restriction stands: The states that have passed laws
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The states affected crossed regions and time zones, including Alabama, Maryland and Massachusetts.
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Go deeper: The states where the most tornadoes hit How tornadoes are measured
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"I don't know why we can't do that in the states?!" she wrote.
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The states technically sued the U.S. government because the government runs the program.
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Or is there other stuff that we don't hear about in the states?
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Or, are you just going to make yourself look legit in the States?
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ELLEITHEE: You can give more support to the states, though, to do it.
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In the states where it is illegal to "facilitate abuse," they largely don't.
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The states have legitimate justifications for providing their voters with this important information.
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California is among the states hit hardest by the measles outbreak this year.
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So the states became the compelling, but quiet, justice reform story of 2016.
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It was the most deadly terrorist attack in the States since 2014/11.
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And after that, maybe they can find a setting outside of the states.
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"It's easier for them," Taylor said of international students studying in the States.
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It's time to return much of it to the states & the people. pic.twitter.
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But because we have a decentralized system, [it's] usually the states or localities.
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Approximately 900 Lifeline providers certified by the states remained unaffected by the reconsideration.
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But discussions were soon going back and forth, between Japan and the States.
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When I went to the States for college, my English was very bad.
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The company currently has offices elsewhere, including Europe, Asia and throughout the States.
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The states own 223% each of HSH Finanzfonds AoeR and HSH Portfoliomanagement AoeR.
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Most of the states heard Friday for the first time of this hacking.
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Klay Thompson's back in the States ... but the legend of #ChinaKlay lives on!!
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Once back in the States he was rushed to a hospital in Cincinnati.
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But he has expressed reluctance to turn them back over to the states.
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Repeal would not stop the states that have already enacted programs, Gotbaum said.
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Louisiana, Michigan and Pennsylvania are among the states likely to be most affected.
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Treaty violations by the states created serious foreign policy problems for the nation.
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"Institutionally, in the States the Muslim community is fairly young," says Imam Latif.
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What are the benefits to touring over there versus here in the States?
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That still happens in the States, but not as often as you'd hope.
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That's about the size of the states of Texas, Arizona and Kansas combined.
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The states won't risk another setback by rushing the sales tax into force.
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I grew up in the States, so I grew up speaking both languages.
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In fact, some of the states may not even know they were targeted.
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The judges noted that the states had raised serious allegations about religious discrimination.
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" They noted that the states themselves "are not the intended beneficiaries of Medicaid.
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GRAY: The states most frequently hit by a hurricane, Florida, Louisiana and Texas.
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I share the assessment that the states invest too little in higher education.
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Leave it to Ulta to bring the cult-favorite line to the states.
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Wade overturned, arguing that abortion rights should be left up to the states.
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The states could no longer claim that enforcement was a solely federal responsibility.
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In the States, bottled coke typically comes in a smaller, 8 oz. bottle.
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It's the dream of all European artists is to be in the States.
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It's mostly producers, and mostly from the states: Mike WiLL, Zaytoven, Metro Boomin.
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"If the states agree, then it is good for our forests," he said.
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Lehrburger ruled that the states would have 140 hours to depose potential witnesses.
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There are more than 90 US attorneys scattered throughout the states and territories.
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That reflects what ING terms the new copper stocks "beast in the States".
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Let the states compete on sports betting and fans and taxpayers will win.
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These ideas started in the states, based on model policies created by ALEC.
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The states with lower misuse rates had a comparatively modest 28503 percent increase.
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Critics say the states lack the money and expertise to protect the bears.
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He says that cleaning up voter rolls is best left to the states.
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A roundup from the states… > Massachusetts: Democrat Ayanna Pressley's stunning victory over Rep.
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Before the 2007-2009 financial crisis, payday loans were regulated by the states.
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I will come back to the States and join in the fight to
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Yes, dining out is waaay cheaper here than it is in the States.
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These amendments then need to be ratified by three-fourths of the states.
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That indicates that mosquitoes in the states do not yet have the virus.
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Historically, companies have been regulated by the states in which they are incorporated.
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No other candidate registered in double digits in any of the states surveyed.
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In the states that have equal rights amendments, none require abortions on demand.
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That was the choice Republican voters in the states faced throughout the primaries.
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We all agree that the Excessive Fines Clause is incorporated against the states.
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The states subsequently fell back in line -- and farther back on the calendar.
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The senators brought the states to the table to hammer out the legislation.
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Both thought that Clinton would win the states of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
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The rationale is that the states and the federal government are different sovereigns.
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The Diaspora population in the states has also shown the best of camaraderie.
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Enel currently operates in the states of Rio de Janeiro, Ceará and Goiás.
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There are 800 paid canvassers in the states and 3,500 volunteers, she said.
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The states hit by Hurricane Matthew are going to expect exactly the same.
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It controls precisely those administrative activities that the states wish to take over.
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They would not have seized the states needed to flip the electoral map.
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We also consider federal health, science and agricultural research grants to the states.
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We measure the states based on an index of costs for basic items.
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He now leads the States Trust project for the Texas Public Policy Foundation.
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Here are the states where that amount of money will stretch the least.
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"Maybe someday it will be to the states," he said earlier this month.
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Collectively, they accounted for about 29% of greenhouse-gas emissions in the states.
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Below are the dates for early voting in the states that allow it.
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In other words, the federal government should get out of the states' way.
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Future presidents, Republican or Democratic, could face new constraints if the states win.
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The hodgepodge of postelection procedures in the states leads to several unsatisfying conclusions.
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Judge Gleeson said the federal system needs to catch up with the states.
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Of the states voting on Tuesday, only North Carolina awards its delegates proportionally.
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How bad do you want to continue progressing the game in the States?
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If the states win, ObamaCare's pre-existing condition protections will be struck down.
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In the states where Sanders has campaigned hard, he has generally done well.
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Sanders said he expects to do well in the states voting on Tuesday.
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"It will mean more money for the states up front," said the lawmaker.
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Even touring through the States and Europe, I personally have never felt unsafe.
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Instead we take a roundabout route through the states of Morelos and Puebla.
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I didn't give birth to my son here to stay in the States.
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Click ahead to find out the top 10 fittest cities in the States.
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You go to the States, you're far from home, you don't get visits.
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And in nine of the states majorities approve of the GOP tax law.
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The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities examined the states that use HealthCare.
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The reason I chose the States was because of how inclusive it is.
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And there's federal law that protects the states' right to regulate health insurance.
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About half of the states don't have explicit policy determining access to abortion.
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When he came back to the states, he was down to 220 pounds.
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And then I really believe we should leave it up to the states.
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The goal is to find a solution that's fair to all the states.
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Overall, however, they shifted the conversation out of Washington and into the states.
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But could babywearing to work ever be an accepted practice in the states?
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The American Civil Liberties Union is taking its privacy fight to the states.
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His aides rushed around the plane, shocked at some of the states Mrs.
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But in the states that don't expand, the rules are a little different.
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The change is expected to hurt Sanders, even if he wins the states.
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The states will determine what counts as "good cause" to suspend the rule.
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"We're working with the states, and we're considering other restrictions," Trump told reporters.
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In the States, I went to check out the legalization experiment in Colorado.
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There's little reliable polling in any of the states voting on Tuesday night.
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Finally, Hill-Burton delegated the responsibility for assessing health needs to the states.
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"I think it's up to the states," Trump said during the presidential campaign.
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The states include California, Texas, Florida and Washington, all major markets for Tesla.
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The states recently banned immigration agents from arresting undocumented migrants in state courthouses.
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The original DACA program from 22014, however, wasn't challenged in the states' suit.
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The states with the worst labor practices, however, are mostly in the South.
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Guests came from the States and stayed with us; we had three bedrooms.
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Trump has blasted the states who have refused to turn over the data.
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What attracted you to come to the States and to make films here?
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I only moved back to the States three-and-a-half years ago.
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The states considering minimum wage hikes are Arizona, Colorado, Maine, and Washington State.
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Take Trump on in the states where independents can vote in Republican primaries?
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And nearly half the states have presidential primaries scheduled between now and then.
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G.B.T.Q. bills have been introduced in the states in the past three years.
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It is time to push further, and give more authority to the states.
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Trump tweeted Sunday that Alabama could be among the states affected by Dorian.
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Most of the states, and even some of the cities, have income tax.
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But that's not what the states or the Trump administration are asking for.
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Certainly, the states that are dealing with the highest caseload can't handle it.
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"This is significantly higher than it is in the states," Mr. O'Brien said.
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When she graduated a year later she joined her mother in the States.
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Environmental regulation would pass to the states, where Republican legislatures and governors dominate.
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"He needs to know where the states are and the cities," McCaskill said.
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His father wants him to return home to the States and grow up.
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The states are also similar politically, split evenly among Democrats, Independents, and Republicans.
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Here is a map of all the states for, and against, the amendment.
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"I think it's up to the states," Trump said in a 2016 interview.
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He is scheduled to return to the States by the end of 2016.
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City of Chicago, the court ruled that this right applied against the states.
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Then his schedule had him diving into award season here in the states.
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Each of the states has two cases, except for Minnesota, which has three .
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But that wasn't good enough for the bureaucracy, which rejected the states' plans.
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But the states argued that the panel's ruling had been careful and correct.
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He worked to get the states of Oklahoma and Arkansas around the table.
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The states argue that the deal would lead to higher prices for consumers.
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The American Civil Liberties Union is taking its privacy fight to the states.
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"Someone coming from the States has that American hip-hop fashion," Anzora said.
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Among the states Parscale mentioned as potential targets are Minnesota and New Mexico.
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"Trump says he wants to bring manufacturing back to the States," she said.
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The states that challenged the merger questioned Dish's commitment to building the network.
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Meanwhile, Mississippi has long ranked among the states with the highest incarceration rates.
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There was also no pricing — and there still isn't here in the States.
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So that would essentially cut the amount of money going to the states.
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In the states with the worst partisan bias, voters are distributed fairly evenly.
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Congress was under the belief that the states could responsibly manage their populations.
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Since returning to the states, I've visited Paris another eight times (so far).
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The states include Florida, Missouri, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, North Carolina and Nevada.
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Being an Arab, it's harder with the passport and traveling to the States.
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"We are giving control back to the cities and the states," Trump said.
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So it will largely be up to the states to pull back incarceration.
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Their proposal would shift much of the decision-making authority to the states.
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Unlike Bowyer, the States Times Review refused to comply with the government order.
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Frosh said the states are seeking civil penalties, injunctive relief and other penalties.
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Wade, leaving it to the states to decide on the legality of abortions.
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Among the winners are retailers, which may make out better than the states.
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McKinsey said Burrus' work for the states' investigation is in his personal capacity.
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The process is being watched closely in the states with troubled pension systems.
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The garbage plate is a dish brought to the states by an immigrant.
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Two of the states had not yet 'signed on' to the whole enterprise.
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All those stocks are primarily managed by the states using "alternative" management regimes.
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A decade after moving to the States, at age 17, Sharapova won Wimbledon.
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The states have vowed to sue if regulators move forward with the proposal.
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Abortion is not posed as a question best left to the states here.
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We're still in the States for the next-biggest cash drain: Los Angeles.
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Fortunately, best practices can be learned from the states or from other countries.
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Conservatives think the states can do it, while progressives want more federal involvement.
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President Trump has approved disaster declarations in the states of Texas and Louisiana.
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So there's an ongoing baroque court dance between Judge Polster and the states.
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