Unregulated contaminants For its report, the Environmental Working Group reviewed the EPA's third Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule.
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They've been unregulated with respect to our privacy, they've been unregulated with respect to the filters they create.
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A booming — and unregulated — shaman market has emerged.
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" He added, "Unregulated Crypto Assets can facilitate unlawful behavior.
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An FCC survey in 2008 (the last year the data were reported) shows only the difference of pennies between the rates of regulated and unregulated boxes ($8.26 for regulated versus $8.06 for unregulated).
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Currently, Bitcoin exchanges are virtually unregulated and subject to all the usual problems that afflict unregulated financial markets, including outright theft, fraud, Ponzi schemes, spoofing, pumping and dumping, wash sales and other manipulations.
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These incidents highlight just volatile these unregulated drugs can be.
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Airlines flying these unregulated skies generally offered much lower fares.
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One is largely unregulated, the other overseen closely by government.
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"In an unregulated industry this is very important," he adds.
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The business is fragmented, poorly organised and almost wholly unregulated.
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But an unregulated introduction of robotaxis could also cause problems.
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But the system is almost completely unregulated, and rackets flourish.
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Banks, he said, should simply never work with unregulated companies.
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No iota of life is left unregulated for these animals.
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This does not mean a return to unregulated securities markets.
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There's not enough testing of what's called the unregulated contaminants.
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And sorry, the '85033st Freedom' is not unregulated gun ownership.
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And sorry, the "1st Freedom" is not unregulated gun ownership.
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Big tech is a highly unregulated sector of the economy.
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These technologies have major security risks and are largely unregulated.
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Since marijuana is decriminalized and unregulated, "anything goes," he said.
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"It's got so much power, and so unregulated," he said.
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But children's content is mostly unregulated on many streaming platforms.
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"It's an unregulated industry for the most part," said Rossman.
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That's always been a problem with companies that are unregulated.
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Most of the trading takes place on unregulated platforms overseas.
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A.I. is still so new that it remains relatively unregulated.
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"Floristry flowers are pumped full of unregulated chemicals," says Elworthy.
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We don't need to see how an unregulated one behaves.
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Hair is unregulated, a largely hidden economy open to abuse.
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"All of online advertising is pretty aggressively unregulated," Litman said.
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Aside from their volatility, cryptocurrencies trade on unregulated online exchanges.
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So, they often turn to [unregulated work] like sex work.
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The market is unregulated and operates largely via the Internet.
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"Ocasio-Cortez has previously criticised Uber&aposs "unregulated expansion," tweeting after a taxi driver&aposs suicide in New York that: "Yellow cab drivers are in financial ruin due to the unregulated expansion of Uber.
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Unregulated. How much money was raised by ICOs in the US?
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Aaron Traywick, just after injecting himself with an unregulated herpes therapy.
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With increasing demand for water, unregulated exploitation has emptied natural reservoirs.
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Most scientists don't want rampant and unregulated MRT on the table.
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Cryptocurrency has been a largely unregulated market for about a decade.
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Zayner isn't even the first person to undertake unregulated genetic engineering.
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We already live in a largely unregulated and perpetual surveillance state.
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That extended the time products could stay on shelves largely unregulated.
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But their casual nature means safety and labor standards are unregulated.
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The trouble has come when smaller groups used these unregulated plans.
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Virtually all resales of guns by private individuals are left unregulated.
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Ergo, unregulated social media is inevitably an agent of antisocial change.
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Such donations are often called "soft money" because they are unregulated.
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The unregulated collection and use of personal data threatens this future.
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The problem is is that it's unregulated, it's out of control.
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"Right now the internet is a largely unregulated space," Pozner said.
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Elsewhere, online operators continue to operate freely, and are effectively unregulated.
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Such use of facial recognition by law enforcement is essentially unregulated.
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Previously, such farms were unregulated and operated largely outside the law.
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In Colombia, women go to dangerous, unregulated clinics to have abortions.
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Her death raised questions about the growing and largely unregulated trend.
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But it's being emotionally, unscientifically conflated with illegal, unregulated THC vapes.
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But it's being emotionally, unscientifically conflated with illegal, unregulated THC vapes.
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"It's bringing women back to pre-1973 horror" of unregulated clinics.
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"A regulated market is always better than an unregulated one," Rep.
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"The SEC considers bitcoin exchanges to be largely unregulated," Burniske said.
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But they go virtually unregulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Some buyers also take high-interest loans from unregulated finance companies.
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Plus, an unregulated, faceless digital playground can leave young users vulnerable.
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And unlike banks, payday lenders were unregulated by the federal government.
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Big Tech has amassed wild, unregulated power that has grown unchecked.
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Online gambling is mostly unregulated in Asia and illegal in China.
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The problem is ICOs are completely unregulated with no government oversight.
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There is big money in ICOs, and they are largely unregulated.
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The current setbacks facing net neutrality are dramatic, and would essentially allow ISPs to have unregulated control over how you access the internet — as well as unregulated access to your personal data and web usage information.
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The league is also largely unregulated and has many allies in Washington.
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Autorickshaws are a cheap, ubiquitous, but unregulated form of transport in India.
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Aaron Traywick, just prior to injecting himself with an unregulated herpes therapy.
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Mid-roll ads: Monetizing unregulated live or crowdsourced content can be difficult.
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It's a totally unregulated endeavor whose benefits ramify throughout the local marketplaces.
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From those very same dodgy "fake news," websites which can proliferate unregulated?
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It revealed a hard truth: Cryptocurrencies are unregulated and vulnerable to hacks.
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But microblading is largely unregulated and carries risks, as Jennifer found out.
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In reality, both parties traditionally have supported neither socialism nor unregulated capitalism.
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Apple has expressed the importance of health tech in the unregulated space.
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But this is an issue largely unregulated, which we will talk about.
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While the winter apparel industry might be booming, it's also highly unregulated.
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Much of the construction has been unregulated, threatening all manner of problems.
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There are vape modders who like to use "unregulated" mods for vaping.
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"Their government should not stand behind illegal and unregulated fishing," she said.
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Toilet paper is, currently, an unregulated weapon —even the 'ultra soft' variety.
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Also a concern: The programs are mostly unregulated, unlike traditional student loans.
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Welcome to the strange and unregulated world of the social media tipster.
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Other experts have long worried about fraud in this largely unregulated space.
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Some advocates have also raised concerns about abuse in unregulated home care.
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Behind you is the lab, where your unregulated super-science takes place.
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Republicans argue that the on-demand economy is better left unregulated. Sen.
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It's a largely unregulated space, which is causing concern for security developers.
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But until this year the state's cannabis industry has been largely unregulated.
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But, outside those arenas, unregulated drone use will defile the public airspace.
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It also thrust them into the unregulated world of America's drug prices.
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If motives remain unchanged, there remain many unregulated ways of expressing them.
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Unregulated, untested, unsafeSo what does Etsy do about these potentially dangerous products?
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They rarely wore protective gear, and the mines were almost totally unregulated.
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Their unregulated status made it possible to produce and trade them lawfully.
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And what better place to do so than on the unregulated internet.
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Many of the largest exchanges, including in South Korea, are essentially unregulated.
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But like any unregulated market, the risk of fraud was ever-present.
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K5 is an unregulated security camera on wheels, a 21st-century panopticon.
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Their unregulated liquidity is the knife that minces the capital-labor accord.
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"It's not like gambling isn't happening in an unregulated world," Leonsis said.
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Their extirpation by the 1920s or so was caused by unregulated killing.
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Musk believes that general AI, unregulated, has great potential for doing harm.
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Bitcoin exchanges are unregulated cash markets and have absolutely no disclosure requirements.
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Still, the industry remained largely unregulated, and climbers continued to report problems.
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Why would the EPA allow more unregulated disposal of toxic coal ash?
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The FTSE-250 company, which conducted a review of its position in the industry, said it believed that a balance between regulated and unregulated markets was still needed as unregulated markets remain high margin and highly cash generative.
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The collapse of London Capital & Finance, an investment firm that sold unregulated "mini bonds", and consumers putting money into unregulated cryptoassets, has prompted lawmakers to call for speedier changes in how the regulatory "perimeter" is set over time.
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They've been unregulated up until now but now things are going to change.
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But for advocates and lawyers, the technology, largely unregulated, is elusive and dangerous.
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His death is a sad reminder that e-cigarettes are still largely unregulated.
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The truth is, unregulated mass immigration has badly hurt this country's natural landscape.
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"People call it the largest unregulated market in the world," Davis told me.
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Few, though, strike it lucky in the unregulated and often dangerous informal mines.
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This quasi-legal industry remains unregulated and potentially full of snake oil salesmen.
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And, as long as competition is unregulated, entering local markets is relatively easy.
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The Second Amendment specifically authorizes a "well regulated" militia -- not an unregulated one.
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This is part and parcel of the crazy, unregulated, crypto world these days.
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However, the free market, unregulated, will create exactly this kind of usurious behavior.
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The reason patients in China turn to these unregulated channels are largely financial.
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Under the bill, men would be penalized for "unregulated masturbatory emissions" (lol forever).
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Statistics on cryptocurrencies are patchy because their trading is unregulated in most countries.
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In Argentina, for example, the company remains unregulated years after entering the market.
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In 1961, private sector plans were in trouble after years of unregulated abuse.
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These four unregulated networked companies know they have inherently discrimination-based business models.
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In most of the world, cryptocurrencies are still either totally unregulated or banned.
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On the far-flung space colonies of Obsidian Entertainment's latest, unregulated capitalism rules.
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Indian Point was the only unregulated nuclear plant it had tried to keep.
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At one point the term "organic" was as unregulated as "natural" is today.
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But, since it's still illegal in most places, it's also almost entirely unregulated.
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It also became illegal for small banks to secure capital through unregulated channels.
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Because facial recognition is entirely unregulated, private surveillance vendors operate with minimal oversight.
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Enron is prescient of the unregulated corporate nightmare in which we now live.
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Peer-to-peer texts appear to be unregulated because they are sent individually.
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It was a new frontier for both unregulated free expression and individual control.
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Still, they continue to be highly unregulated in most parts of the country.
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The biggest single thing is the regulation of derivatives, which had been unregulated.
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" For now, though, she describes ayahuasca use as a "vast, unregulated global experiment.
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Since arriving in the U.S. in 2007, e-cigarettes have been largely unregulated.
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Adding to the uncertainty, the space is largely unregulated and bad actors abound.
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"People are moving from the unregulated market to the regulated market," Bradley explained.
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As a result, we now have an unregulated free market for internet content.
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Sicker customers, who had been shut out of the unregulated market, bought insurance.
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The proliferation of unregulated stem cell companies has a number of troubling consequences.
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If Pai repeals Title II classification for ISPs, they will essentially be unregulated.
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The contracts would have been between AEP's Ohio utility and its unregulated power-generation affiliate, and another contract would have been between FirstEnergy's Ohio utilities and their unregulated generation affiliate; the contracts would not have been between AEP and FirstEnergy.
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Once the tokens are issued they trade on various exchanges, which are also unregulated.
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"When you distill alcohol in an unregulated way, it's actually quite dangerous," Lents said.
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Many clinics offer unregulated stem-cell treatments because of a loophole in the law.
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"There's a lack of knowledge, motivation, finances, but also an unregulated market," she said.
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Over the years, a confluence of circumstances sidelined governments, leaving behind an unregulated market.
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But that only worked because Chinese facilities were also largely unregulated, according to Bourque.
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It will put a regulatory framework around a very large, unregulated market, she said.
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The new fundraising mechanism has flourished in unregulated markets where investment capital is scarce.
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All that has created a unique set of challenges for the largely unregulated platform.
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"These products generally are unregulated and can have negative side effects," the report said.
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Israel says unregulated digging of wells would do severe damage to the water table.
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In the unregulated, digital weapons gold rush, it looks like old habits die hard.
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Bitcoin is largely unregulated across Asia, while rules governing bitcoin exchanges can be patchy.
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A largely unregulated technology sector is bumping up against a heavily regulated finance industry.
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"Theres a lack of knowledge, motivation, finances, but also an unregulated market," she said.
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Nutritional supplements are another popular target for fakes, as it's a largely unregulated industry.
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Ted Cruz that would allow some insurance companies to offer plans unregulated by Obamacare.
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Unregulated funds have ploughed billions of renminbi into the property market in recent months.
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They are unregulated by the education ministry, being the responsibility of the religious department.
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It calls the discreet relationship a conflict of interest, and a surprisingly unregulated one.
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But it is not accurate to say that U.S. financial technology businesses are unregulated.
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But — to be clear — this unregulated company still gets to mark its own homework.
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" He later argued that "unregulated mass immigration has badly hurt this country's natural landscape.
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Affiliate marketing is also only one facet of the largely unregulated online review space.
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In China, although performing arts associations have issued guidelines, the devices are largely unregulated.
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There's no reason to believe that completely unregulated building would get the balance right.
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That makes riders beholden to the pricing and accessibility whims of an unregulated company.
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How to communicate the broad effects of unregulated immigration to non-systemic thinkers, i.e.
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These "markets" are free of the unregulated impact of inherited wealth or income disparities.
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And their power came about through the unregulated collection and use of personal data.
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These products are unregulated and so their ingredients and safety may not be accurate.
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The larger point: The use of facial recognition technology is largely unregulated in America.
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The dumps, he found, were unregulated; trucks brought in whatever they liked without supervision.
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The ICO market is largely unregulated, but it continues to attract mainstream investor attention.
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It is outside the bounds of normal banking regulation, so it largely goes unregulated.
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The memo notes these services are unregulated, and could expose personal and genetic information.
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They say this changed the industry from a regulated cartel to an unregulated cartel.
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I'm emphasizing that in an unregulated, sentiment-driven market, things can be extremely fickle.
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Toxic spills poison our air and water as hazardous chemicals go unregulated for decades.
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The at-home genetic testing market, which is largely unregulated, also raises privacy concerns.
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Although hemp-derived CBD products are widely available, the industry is largely unregulated nationwide.
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But kratom is also unregulated, often adulterated, and has been linked to several fatalities.
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And the truth is, unregulated mass immigration has badly hurt this country's natural landscape.
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Just ask post-USSR Russians, who found themselves inundated with unregulated mob-run lotteries.
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Prices now tend to fluctuate depending on the exchange, which in many cases are unregulated.
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And since the products are unregulated, the mix of chemicals could contain just about anything.
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But Chinese recycling facilities were unregulated, and plenty of plastic still ended up in landfills.
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That gave the industry more time to sell essentially unregulated e-cigarettes and e-liquids.
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But because e-cigs are largely unregulated, it's impossible to know what chemicals they contain.
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But we don't support unregulated bad actors using anything – any type of currency or cryptocurrency.
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Here was a land that was unmapped, unregulated, crammed with unimaginable resources, up for grabs.
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Even by the loose standards of America's permissive election laws, digital advertising is largely unregulated.
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More tech companies are moving into the space, as are unregulated currency systems like Bitcoin.
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To learn more about the complex issue of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, visit here.
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The UAE government, however, began regarding these burgeoning brand-influencer partnerships as unregulated, untaxed exchanges.
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Gambling with skins happens on unregulated sites, making it easier for fixers to avoid detection.
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In America and many other countries, much of this activity goes unregulated by the government.
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Initial coin offerings are an unregulated way to raise funds for a new cryptocurrency venture.
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Cryptocurrencies are subject to patchy rules across the world, with the technology remaining mostly unregulated.
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The provision would allow some insurers to offer cheaper and skimpier plans unregulated under Obamacare.
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One of the unregulated lenders that Home Trust worked with is an entity called Brookstreet.
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Those who can afford to, have dug unregulated wells to tap a falling water table.
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Peru is home to hundreds of unregulated mining operations where workers toil in precarious conditions.
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Intervening may also run counter to the bloc's goals of promoting an unregulated gas market.
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Prison telecom companies have a largely unregulated monopoly on providing phone service to incarcerated people.
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" He followed up by claiming "unregulated mass immigration has badly hurt this country's natural landscape.
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But think about it: Bitcoin itself was designed to be unregulated, it seems to me.
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The move is expected to help clamp down on unregulated sales of the popular drug.
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We might have had two decades more of unregulated pollution and thousands more needless deaths.
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E-cigarettes are unregulated tobacco products, and e-cigarette companies are making unproven health claims.
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Establishing a regulatory scheme for previously unregulated over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives was long overdue.
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Is this PIA claiming an unregulated and unaudited system will be used by the Trust?
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The internet is a largely unregulated space where people who ignore others' boundaries can flourish.
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Litman is concerned by the fact that the digital advertising marketplace goes almost entirely unregulated.
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Thanks to savvy lobbying by tech companies, online election campaign speech remains almost entirely unregulated.
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Besides providing for the common good, they counter the grasping, unregulated effects of unfettered capitalism.
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The indictment offers insight into the unregulated and opaque world of the litigation-finance business.
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"This ruling will speed the way toward more and more unregulated firearms," Winkler told CNN.
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In the US, thousands of young women sell their eggs through agencies, which are unregulated.
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Although the deluge of political content will be unprecedented this year, digital advertising is unregulated.
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The Wild West of software available on the internet is as unregulated as online opinion.
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"The health care industrial complex has grown with unfettered, unregulated access to cash," says Laszewski.
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"This is an unregulated business – can we do something to make it grow?" he said.
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Because these transactions are unregulated, nobody knows how these dogs were treated during these journeys.
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Wildcat prospectors are trying to draw the dregs out of Myanmar's largest unregulated oil field.
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Environmental advocates have said unregulated target shooting is a major environmental and public safety hazard.
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The new laws were far-reaching: They strengthened protections for tenants in unregulated apartments, too.
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But risks are attached to the convenience of online listings in Nigeria's largely unregulated property market.
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Bad actors would switch to unregulated alternatives in countries that are unlikely to help Western governments.
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Political communications in the UK are mostly unregulated outside election periods, except for registered political parties.
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That's a massive audience that could soon adopt a type of currency that remains largely unregulated.
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Some markets, like Peru, are relatively unregulated, while others like Mexico recently approved ride-hailing legislation.
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But this industry is largely unregulated, and many programs offer treatments that aren't based on research.
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The depiction of working in Theranos' unregulated laboratory scored the biggest gasps from the Sundance audience.
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Social media platforms and search engines are susceptible to misinformation because, by principle, they're largely unregulated.
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The largely unregulated industry has grown rapidly in the last two years to meet Chinese demand.
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Maybe giving the U.S. president unfettered and relatively unregulated access to Twitter was a terrible idea?
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Leaving e-cigarette makers largely unregulated leaves consumers in the dark about what exactly they're inhaling.
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But in other areas of ethics and corporate responsibilities, big brands appear to remain alarmingly unregulated.
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Infosec branding is similar to skincare products—unregulated claims offered in a saccharine spoonful of fluff.
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It might establish a precedent for suing corporations over unregulated substances and imperil Taft's bottom line.
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Unregulated artisanal miners produce a lot of it, which has led to worries about "conflict cobalt".
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Loose and unregulated campaign cash from wealthy donors was the dark money that made Watergate possible.
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In short, Carlucci wants to protect his community—from opiates, and from unregulated, poorly researched treatments.
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Yet globally most exchanges are unregulated, offer few investor protections, and are frequently targeted by thieves.
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But because the industry is largely unregulated, the experience and qualifications of those individuals varies greatly.
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Because of that, they have serious concerns about Facebook's entrance into the largely unregulated cryptocurrency market.
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And, of course, there are a ton of other unregulated bets that happen beyond those channels.
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Accreditation required precision – adherence to strict donation, dissection and shipping procedures in a largely unregulated market.
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Do they place their children in unregulated child care settings, potentially placing their safety at risk?
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This is an issue for large brands who rely on unregulated labor to produce fast fashion.
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President Barack Obama finalized new executive actions Tuesday aimed at curbing gun violence and unregulated sales.
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You wanted Obamacare repeal, tax cuts for the rich, unregulated pollution, and an unfettered Wall Street.
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The unregulated efforts of proxy advisory firms have in recent years skewed to favor special interests.
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The state banned such unregulated mining in 2014 but it still goes on in some places.
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In addition, the FDA is in the process of shutting down unregulated websites that sell opioids.
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On unregulated markets, where no rules apply, investors are left totally unprotected if things go sour.
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ICOs are unregulated and do not provide protection to investors in case of fraud or loss.
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It is a new bank with global reach and is completely unregulated by any national authority.
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To be sure, digital currencies such as bitcoin often swing wildly and operate in unregulated markets.
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Some of that time was spent raising millions of unregulated donations that went to GOP candidates.
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That total comes from the largely unregulated over-the-counter market, where most derivatives are traded.
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Online labour platforms thus facilitate clients in connecting with a largely unregulated global oversupply of labour.
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All of this has worked to make addiction treatment segregated, unregulated, less affordable, and less accessible.
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But large-group plans — the way these will be categorized, legally — are by no means unregulated.
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Living in close quarters under a mostly unregulated system can spark a powder keg of abuse.
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Because the industry is largely unregulated, there is no official census of exotic animals in Texas.
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All of these issues point to one problem: Police use of genetic genealogy is virtually unregulated.
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It combines a potentially unreliable testing method with an ever-expanding and often unregulated DNA databank.
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As many have pointed out, what made Houston so vulnerable to flooding was rampant, unregulated development.
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Moreover, the murky nature of subsidies for unregulated and unreported fishing makes their work unusually difficult.
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An unregulated economy generates a lot of pollution, and nothing about strong economic growth changes that.
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It will open the way for unregulated lending such as payday loan rates and subprime mortgages.
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THE EARLY vision for a borderless, unregulated internet has not panned out as its pioneers hoped.
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But dozens, if not hundreds, of homes still operate unregulated throughout the city, housing advocates say.
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"These are entirely private events, unregulated by any agency," Georgetown Law lecturer Andrew Schwartzman told Motherboard.
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Facial recognition is largely unregulated in the US. There are no federal rules governing its use.
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Medical historian James Mohr argued that physicians saw those untrained, unregulated providers, like midwives, as competition.
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But dozens, if not hundreds, of homes still operate, unregulated, throughout the city, housing advocates say.
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Chen is also quite pragmatic about the benefits of accepting a currency that is largely unregulated.
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Facebook is removing sensational health claims, and Google recently banned predatory ads for unregulated cell therapies.
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Other experts were also worried about people relying on unregulated apps to deal with suicide prevention.
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But unlike DNA fingerprinting, this kind of police work has until very recently progressed virtually unregulated.
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This falls into a largely unregulated abyss that I described for the Brennan Center for Justice.
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It's not clear how widespread the practice may be—particularly because the technology remains largely unregulated.
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The classroom has never been an unregulated market, and neither are scientific laboratories or academic journals.
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Statistics on bitcoin and crypto-currencies are patchy because their trading is unregulated in most countries.
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In countries like Indonesia, work for many people has never been anything but grueling and unregulated.
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Life-coaching is a career open to almost anyone; requiring no credentials, it is largely unregulated.
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These Bitcoin exchanges are unregulated entities that allow all sorts of things that are outright frauds.
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And, since the data collection is unregulated and scattershot, the portrait it paints may be inaccurate.
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The billboards shouted, "Unregulated agriculture is putting our waterways at risk," and directed viewers to an advocacy website blaming "unregulated agriculture" for a litany of environmental problems and urging them to "take action" through a form letter to state legislators seeking increased regulation of farm lands.
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Deforestation makes the country vulnerable to floods, and unregulated house-building in vulnerable areas makes them devastating.
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Or, you can get it from abroad, from companies in India and unregulated sources on the internet.
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They argue that the largely unregulated internet functioned well in the two decades before the 2015 order.
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The FDA has received reports of shocks, burns, bruising, skin irritation, and pain from unregulated EMS devices.
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These borrowers will have to access the informal lending sector - the Shylocks and the other unregulated lenders.
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Wrong. With the rise of the unregulated ICO we are entering a new sort of startup era.
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It's also true that the unregulated nature of the art market makes it susceptible to money laundering.
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Unfortunately, biometric data collection is largely unregulated—only two states, Texas and Illinois, currently protect against it.
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One of the most controversial technology advances of late is Bitcoin, an unregulated and uncontrolled digital currency.
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Why it matters: Patients are paying thousands of dollars for care that is unproven and largely unregulated.
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Based on the record before it, the Commission believes that the significant markets for bitcoin are unregulated.
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For large, fast-fashion brands, this overseas production is comprised of ethically questionable cheap and unregulated labor.
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These companies are largely unregulated, and they are allowed to see genetic test results with employee names.
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Many are involved in unregulated shadow financing, allowing them to circumvent rules capping a lender's credit exposure.
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These particular utility companies, now unregulated, have free reign to behave like the corporate monopolies they are.
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The unregulated nature of cyberspace too often makes it easy for attackers to get away with it.
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A court stipulated ban on unregulated mining in the state in 2014 has not stopped such activities.
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Despite the benefits, encampments can have a rough time shaking the reputations of their unsanctioned, unregulated counterparts.
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Because they're still unregulated, e-cigs come in flavors like chocolate and cherry, which appeal to teens.
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The absence of regulation in a space that had been relatively unregulated is different than withdrawing regulation.
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Dr Bromhead told Broadly she is alarmed that these locally unregulated tests are allowed on the market.
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Unregulated online lenders are helping them pile on leverage, skirting rules requiring minimum down-payments on homes.
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Venezuelan firms have added garlic to rice, called it "garlic rice" and sold it at unregulated prices.
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Indeed, initiatives under consideration by Congress endanger public health and reflect the worst excesses of unregulated markets.
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Experts also worry that newer, unregulated surrogacy industries will experience the same swift crackdowns of their predecessors.
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It shows that Facebook is an immense, unregulated hub of political advertising that skirts campaign finance law.
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Having trillions in unregulated wealth management products floating around is "huge risk" for the economy, said Lau.
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That means private, unregulated and unauthorized militias -- operating wholly outside public accountability -- are prohibited by state law.
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Unseen and almost wholly unregulated, algorithms play an increasingly important role in broad swaths of American life.
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Some states responded by turning to more widely available sedatives or even to illegal and unregulated suppliers.
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The SEC has long been cautious of ICOs, which are a still unregulated way of raising money.
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Also, any real expansion of unregulated vouchers will require action both by state governments and by Congress.
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Simply put, medical procedures as serious and consequential as abortion should not be allowed to go unregulated.
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ICOs are currently unregulated in the majority of the world and banned in China and South Korea.
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It was unregulated and provided anonymity, so it rapidly became a haven for drug dealers and anarchists.
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"It is essentially a utility that has gone unregulated," she told CNN's Jake Tapper in an interview.
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Most EB-21 visa seekers — about 95 percent — invest through these regional centers, which are largely unregulated.
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Patients bear the huge burden of cost in this unregulated industry, while workers remain overworked and underpaid.
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These arrangements are often informal and largely unregulated, but they are not without risks — for both parties.
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The town's economy relies almost entirely upon the unregulated gold mines carved into the surrounding mountain-face.
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These largely unregulated procedures have been offered for arthritic knees, back pain, heart disease and other problems.
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At what point do calls for wholly unregulated speech result, ironically, in a net loss of speech?
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Regulations were lifted, and, maybe even more important, malign neglect allowed unregulated shadow banking to expand rapidly.
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And because the software's use is largely unregulated, it is difficult to know how widespread it is.
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So did unregulated flows of refugees: Pogroms in Russia sent thousands of Jewish survivors to Western Europe.
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Potential expansion there by new and often unregulated growers could "slowly chip away at forests", he added.
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FAO's Port State Measures Agreement to eliminate illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing came into force in July.
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Because our culture has devalued domestic work, caring for houses and children remains low-paying and unregulated.
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But as widespread as the practice is in the world of fine wine, it is largely unregulated.
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Even charter school supporters now criticize Detroit as one of the most unregulated markets in the country.
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Yet, the COA of most institutions -- largely unregulated and generally unaudited -- already exceeds what students can afford.
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" Dimon said that does not mean he is "an advocate for unregulated, unvarnished, free-for-all capitalism.
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Some are calling on the Food and Drug Administration to crack down on the largely unregulated industry.
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The victims consumed unregulated moonshine, known locally as "country-made liquor" in the northeast state of Assam.
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"Unfortunately this is all part of having an unregulated drug market that functions under prohibition," explained Buxton.
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States that allow recreational marijuana have found that legalization doesn't end the black market in unregulated cannabis.
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This was what enabled her to be in an unregulated gambling business and hold onto her integrity.
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It's illegal, so production and sale are unregulated, which means you don't know exactly what you're getting.
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Another problem with kratom is that it's currently completely unregulated, so consumers don't know what they're getting.
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The informal developments where these populations generally live and work are not only unregulated but also uncharted.
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Roughly 83% of mica produced in India comes from illegal mines that are totally unregulated by the government.
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Since no laws governing the sale of breast milk exist, the business is largely unregulated but not illegal.
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The asset trades largely on unregulated cryptocurrency exchanges, and demand for an exchange-listed product has been intense.
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Crucially, this rating downgrade means that air pollution from some of these facilities would suddenly be completely unregulated.
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The statement came on the heels of two very public demonstrations of unregulated, do-it-yourself genetic engineering.
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But this is still a subculture that's largely unregulated and relies heavily on online recommendations from anonymous enthusiasts.
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Returning to automated drones, persistent real-time surveillance isn't something to take lightly, particularly as drones remain unregulated.
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Facial recognition has become a widely used technique in law enforcement, although it remains controversial and largely unregulated.
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While the asset class is massively growing, there are risks due to the unregulated nature of this investment.
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That carries over to makeup, too — which is especially scary considering how unregulated the beauty industry already is.
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And because dietary supplements are largely unregulated by the federal government, adulteration and contamination are common, experts say.
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From the government's perspective, that makes kratom an opioid like any other, and too dangerous to leave unregulated.
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However even those seeking it in unregulated settings for alternative uses likely first encounter it through addiction treatment.
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Old-fashioned and unregulated methods, which can compromise safety, cost dozens of lives a year in Congo alone.
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While the FDA did approve one specific CBD medication back in April, hemp products like this are unregulated.
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Last December, SEC Chairman Jay Clayton warned potential investors how dangerous the unregulated world if ICOs can be.
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The SEC says that many exchanges are currently unregulated and can do whatever they want with your money.
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We urgently need to work together, across nations and religions, to find alternatives to unregulated capitalism and imperialism.
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Breast milk is only available commercially through milk banks or on a growing online market, which remains unregulated.
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Image hashing can find images of abuse on the dark web, too, despite its private and unregulated networks.
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But the dramatic rise came at a cost as largely unregulated miners failed to secure stockpiles of bauxite.
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We all agree that unregulated systems, which is the transplant tourism that people are worried about, has failed.
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As a result, the RIN market has emerged as the largest unregulated commodities market in the United States.
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You can increase prohibition and crack down even more [or you can have] a fully unregulated free market.
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We were given unprecedented access to the obviously unregulated stings that these men go on night after night.
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Individual-market premiums could spike next fall if unregulated short-term plans could be sold alongside Marketplace plans.
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Momentum for the largely unregulated daily fantasy industry has slowed amid several legal challenges at the state level.
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The firm went into administration with losses of up to 237 million pounds from unregulated 'mini bond' investments.
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But the industry is largely unregulated with cases of abuse and child labor reported often in local media.
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Earlier, the Texas Department of Banking issued a consumer alert that identified Arise Bank as unauthorized and unregulated.
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When combined with unregulated air pollution from steakhouse barbecues and other restaurants, it all starts to add up.
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This is especially common in the construction industry, particularly in the unregulated sectors of brickmaking and stone quarrying.
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"There's an idea that there's this 'unregulated housing market,'" explained Shamus Roller of the National Housing Law Project.
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But the products remain largely unregulated and untested, and the US military is warning troops to stay away.
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The Environmental Protection Agency administers those credits, but an unregulated trading market has emerged, creating huge price swings.
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Recent developments have been boosting the profile of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which are unregulated and highly volatile.
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What we really need is a commitment to end unregulated pollution, no matter the size of the farm.
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Photo: GettyFacial recognition is a powerful surveillance tool, one that is deeply unregulated, unjustly biased, and dangerously abused.
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Fueling the superbug problem in Afghanistan is the unregulated sale of antibiotics in human medicine and in agriculture.
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Most cases of exploding hoverboards and e-cigarettes have occurred with knockoffs made in unregulated factories in China.
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Agents are also unregulated, making it important to find one with a proven track record, Mr. Danús said.
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"With things like the unregulated zip lines stopped, there are fewer opportunities to be completely absurd," he said.
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If you win money through unregulated channels, you're expected to fess up to the IRS at tax time.
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Today, competition from largely unregulated companies like Uber and Lyft has made this a thing of the past.
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Underlying the back-and-forth is the belief that truth bubbles up from an unregulated exchange of ideas.
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Even fancy beers run the risk of contamination with the same unregulated potential environmental hazards as cheap beer.
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But privacy advocates say the company's database is untested and unregulated, and could cause new kinds of harm.
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Taylor Swift has placed blame on the "unregulated world of private equity" for a battle over her music.
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"(People) are having to purchase water from private vendors, where prices and water quality are unregulated," it said.
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Designed for about a million people, Kabul has grown to about 6 million residents, and in unregulated ways.
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That's right: Not only are PFAS discharges completely unregulated, we don't even know where they are coming from.
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Allowing such products to stay on the market unregulated for years will only exacerbate the problem, Myers said.
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The three companies, Election Systems & Software (ES&S), Dominion Voting Systems and Hart InterCivic, are almost entirely unregulated.
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The fastest-growing sectors receive scant funding from investors, who know better than to compete with unregulated monopolies.
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"I see the point that if left unregulated, private entities will have access to more information," he said.
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"E-cigarettes are unregulated, which means that we don't know what's in them," Norman said in Monday's statement.
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Yeah. In California when they first started selling edibles they were wildly unregulated and far too strong [laughs].
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In the frothy and largely unregulated world of cryptocurrencies, such debacles are a regular if not frequent occurrence.
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But these stalls are under threat: The Chinese government continues to crack down on the unregulated food economy.
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In California and other states, at least some of the cases are linked to vaping unregulated cannabis products.
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As a result, food manufacturers developed their own unregulated labeling practices to alert consumers to potential cross contact.
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Under pressure from the U.S., Chinese authorities recently outlawed 19 compounds similar to fentanyl, but carfentanil remains unregulated.
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At worst, however, they will be forced to pursue illegal or unregulated sources, perhaps even predatory loan sharks.
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Such a delay would avoid an unregulated exit by Britain with unhappy though unclear consequences for both sides.
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"Hopefully it will not come to an unregulated Brexit, but rather to a reasonable, negotiated agreement," Merkel said.
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"I don't think any government will allow this unregulated madness to circumvent the global financial system," Marchev said.
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Albert says that when new technology arrives on the scene, society is often forced to rethink previously unregulated behavior.
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Their plan mainly seems to be shepherding in a new era of unregulated, unchecked natural resource extraction and exploitation.
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Water systems test for a host of both regulated and unregulated contaminants to maintain a safe drinking water supply.
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The informal recycling industry is also unregulated leading to concerns over best practices and plastic contamination at recycling plants.
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In just the past few months we've seen not one, but two examples of people pursuing unregulated gene therapy.
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But those risks are arguably bigger for an unregulated product like kratom, which anybody can sell with no oversight.
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But since then its marijuana market has been largely unregulated—a fact that has earned the state ample criticism.
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Old-fashioned and unregulated mining methods, which can compromise safety, cost dozens of lives a year in Congo alone.
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Within weeks, cities like San Francisco and Santa Monica responded methodically to the unregulated launches of scooter-sharing services.
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Around 2001, the Bird's Head Seascape was a hotbed of commercial fishing, mining, poaching, and unregulated natural resource extraction.
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UNREGULATED SECTOR Facebook is using one of the least-regulated areas of finance for its foray into the sector.
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Permitting what amounted to unbounded "black sites" where firearms traffic could go undetected and unregulated has always been crazy.
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It's clear that WhatsApp offers a conduit for spreading unregulated and unaccountable propaganda at scale with even limited resources.
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Wall Street has taken a cautious approach to digital currencies, which are unregulated and have very volatile trading patterns.
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He blamed illegal and unregulated fishing for stealing an estimated 26 million tons of fish from the ocean annually.
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"This will help us to control the market easier by blocking any unregulated application with us," he told Reuters.
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"The market today is still unregulated, with high incentive for people to spread misinformation for personal gain," Wu said.
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Both Uber and Airbnb have fought local and federal governments to ensure their businesses remain as unregulated as possible.
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Ted Cruz's amendment: This would let insurers that offer Obamacare plans to also offer plans unregulated under the ACA.
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The Tuskegee Study in Alabama is a great, albeit extreme, example of what happens in an unregulated healthcare market.
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From Duke's point of view, unregulated unchecked immigration was a huge problem, especially from certain areas of the world.
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The industry was big—a common estimate put its turnover at $2 billion a year—but unregulated and chaotic.
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While appearing innocuous to the uninitiated, the Murphy case will quickly generate ubiquitous and unregulated "Wild West" sports gambling.
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We do not currently license certified professional midwives in our state, so home birth is an unregulated, underground practice.
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Joffe pointed to certain stem cell therapies as treatment approaches that appear promising but have turned dangerous when unregulated.
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Even some of the people close to the startup warn about the uncertain and unregulated nature of such investments.
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A state actor—Russia—employing cognitive and information warfare to target our free speech and unregulated social media platforms.
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Health experts have been unable to pinpoint a root cause since the vape device industry is expansive and unregulated.
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"I think the idea for me has some value, at the same time it can't be unregulated," Hoffman said.
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This obviously goes against the fundamental goal of Brexiters, which is trade and commerce unregulated by the European Union.
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With the rise of deeply discounted online offers and unregulated home rentals has come a slew of potential scams.
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So long as big tech remains largely unregulated, future influence attacks on American elections will become only more potent.
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Such disorder has alarmed the Chinese authorities, who tend to look unfavorably upon any kind of unregulated public activity.
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Under DeVos' rules, schools can use unregulated mediation that allows for schools and rapists to intimate survivors into silence.
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The first thing to keep in mind that CBD is still unregulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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In MRA-affiliated forums on unregulated online spaces like 4chan and Reddit, users organized harassment campaigns, with startling efficacy.
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Such a program could meet specific U.S. labor shortages and funnel needed monies to regions currently generating unregulated migrants.
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Allowing retailers to sell out of state, he suggested, created a scenario for an unregulated system to run amok.
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AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION - URGE FDA TO SPEED UP REGULATION OF E-CIGARETTES & REMOVE ALL UNREGULATED PRODUCTS FROM THE MARKET
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Poisonings and unregulated hunting obliterated nearly all of these majestic canines from Canada to Mexico, their original home range.
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The specifics are determined by state law and enforced by the F.B.I. In contrast, county DNA databases are unregulated.
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This is the first legally binding international measure to stop what's known as "illegal, unreported, and unregulated" (IUU) fishing.
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Though it is currently illegal people are still using it, therefore it is being used in a unregulated way.
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The problem is the weakness of so-called shadow banking — where money is provided by unregulated lenders — in China.
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The Southern Company, based in Atlanta, comes into the partnership because it has unregulated businesses that sell power nationwide.
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That legislation was accompanied by penal code reforms to further dissuade public dissent and unregulated use of public space.
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The Food and Drug Administration allowed an array of unregulated e-cigarette and vaping products without requiring safety data.
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Legal cannabis needs to be made more affordable in order to compete more effectively with the unregulated black market.
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Facebook is virtually unregulated in many areas of consumer privacy and their user policies are uneven and often unfair.
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Pet cloning is largely unregulated and controversial where it is done, but in China the barriers are especially low.
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An EU delegation is visiting Thailand this week to assess the country's progress in battling illegal and unregulated fishing.
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"They're not regulated, they're not monitored, and we don't know much about them," Russ said of the unregulated pits.
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Marketing agencies routinely use Google and Facebook to funnel patients into unregulated clinics that are operating without robust evidence.
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Not all unregulated data collection is nefarious and not all companies that comply (voluntarily or otherwise) are purely altruistic.
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"To have not learned from history, to think we can count on the unregulated marketplace to prioritize public health."
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LSD is an unregulated and superpotent drug; users cannot be sure what or how much they are actually taking.
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That the center of the Arctic Ocean was unregulated was hardly a concern when it was an icebound backwater.
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The punishment for growing or possessing large amounts of unregulated marijuana was downgraded to a misdemeanor from a felony.
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Claire North's 84K (Orbit, paper, $15.99) is a vicious, engrossing portrait of unregulated capitalism carried to its logical conclusion.
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Hers would be a reputation for reliability — which, in an unregulated business, turned out to be worth a lot.
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I think the appeal of bitcoin is exactly what it's described as: Because it's decentralized, it's unregulated, it's deflationary.
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Meanwhile, e-cigarettes are going unregulated and there's evidence that more and more young people are taking them up.
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So, we have to recognize it for what it is: It is essentially a utility that has gone unregulated.
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The meat became contaminated by the poison, but since the business was unregulated, this did not matter to the dealers.
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Anthropologists say the region&aposs history of violence and lawlessness could be replicating itself in the virtually unregulated ayahuasca industry.
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Cryptocurrencies are largely unregulated in Europe, but Coinbase is licensed to provide fiat currency-related services across 22018 EU countries.
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With vast amounts of money circulating on an unregulated art market, it has become the perfect place to launder money.
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Consumer genetic testing firms are not typically bound by HIPAA, which means the flow of your data is basically unregulated.
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Today, the common hippopotamus is found only in Africa, and is vulnerable to unregulated hunting, habitat destruction, and ivory poaching.
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Methane emissions from oil and gas systems are poorly understood, and in most cases unmonitored and unregulated by governmental agencies.
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But Washington County also became ground zero for a high-stakes battle over the unregulated growth of policing by algorithm.
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It didn't take long for healthy people in Kentucky to join together in associations and flee for unregulated insurance plans.
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Or are the risks of poking away at your skin in an unregulated setting just too gnarly for the price?
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Why it matters: Lacking legal options, many refugees are forced into unregulated underground economies where they are vulnerable to abuse.
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Melatonin in pill form is basically an unregulated drug, and our diets don't really contain (or need) that much melatonin.
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Waters threw the sketch up on a nascent Funny or Die and an unregulated YouTube, and Drunk History was born.
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Meanwhile, Dodd Frank failed to address issues such as shadow banking, or lending and other financial activities by unregulated bodies.
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Shadow banking, the aggregate term for unregulated credit from nonbank entities, has long been a specter over China's impressive growth.
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In this way, an unregulated US internet would feed directly into a push to instill the same legal environment elsewhere.
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THEN WE ALLOWED A WHOLE LOT OF TRANSACTIONS TO GO INTO AN UNREGULATED POSTURE THAT HELPED TAKE THE ECONOMY DOWN.
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And the connective tissue is that all these self-interests are being very well-served indeed by unregulated social media.
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Due to illegal and unregulated fishing, global fish populations have become severely threatened — which is a major cause for concern.
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Gun makers continued to trade higher as President Obama announced executive actions intended to reduce gun violence and unregulated sales.
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The advantages and perquisites of unregulated size are under challenge; so are the routes by which it can be attained.
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In the eyes of most governments worldwide, hobby breeders and backyard breeders fall into the same category: noncommercial and unregulated.
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In the '50s and '60s, the site became a vacationing spot, and unregulated motels and campsites littered the rock's base.
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In other words, now that the FCC has repealed Title II classification for ISPs, the ISPs will essentially be unregulated.
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The amendment would allow insurers that offer Obamacare policies to also offer cheaper, stripped-down policies unregulated by the law.
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If a borrower with a bundle of home loans falls behind in their payments, the unregulated lender loses money first.
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An analysis published by Bitwise this week shows that 95 percent of bitcoin spot trading is faked by unregulated exchanges.
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She also backs unregulated, unaccountable charter schools—including for-profit ones—which is why leading charter advocates opposed her nomination.
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But I think that it is a product of it being illegal and unregulated, like these people who lose everything.
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Ex Machina carries a darker concept and ending using the trope of an unregulated d scientist creating in a vacuum.
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Many of the banks are involved in unregulated shadow financing, allowing them to circumvent rules capping a lender's credit exposure.
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Flower Co.'s CEO Ted Lichtenberger says the regulated market is just 1/4 the size of the unregulated market.
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Cryptocurrencies are largely unregulated in Europe, but Coinbase is licensed to provide fiat currency-related services across 23 EU countries.
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On unregulated markets where no rules apply, investors are left totally unprotected if things go sour, and they often do.
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"Many of those unregulated websites are being used by criminals outside the U.S. as vehicles to commit fraud," it cautioned.
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Public health professionals say that a widespread ban could create an unregulated black market, which could be much more dangerous.
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The protein powder industry is unregulated, and dangerous heavy metals including lead, arsenic, and mercury are sometimes found inside shakes.
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He found that much of the data available was being provided by unregulated offshore sportsbooks that had their own agendas.
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The amateur sport has grown in the state unregulated, although the commission is authorized to establish its oversight as well.
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These products are widely unregulated and add to the cumulative burden of chemical exposure experienced by black women and girls.
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It has set up a panel to investigate crypto-currencies and plans to appoint a regulator to oversee unregulated exchanges.
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If a token issued as part of an ICO does not constitute an "offer of securities" it will remain unregulated.
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Critics of the practice note that ingesting illegal and unregulated drugs is inherently fraught with risks, beyond just jail time.
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Many fear it could quickly become a universally accepted form of payment at a time when cryptocurrencies remain largely unregulated.
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ATHENS — Since Greece opened its media to private broadcasting in the 1980s, the market has been an almost unregulated scrum.
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For a fee, these unregulated intermediaries will match customer orders to buy and sell cryptocurrencies, trading them for national currencies.
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Although no one knows how many of the homes exist, because they are unregulated, tenant advocates estimate there are hundreds.
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We are told that unregulated markets make us free, and that the only threat to our liberties is the state.
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The whole thing is effectively unregulated and almost impossible to escape without a fair amount of planning and technical expertise.
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We're all living in a world where most communication and commerce is ruled by a handful of nearly unregulated oligopolies.
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Because the world is rife with misinformation, Dr. Lerner suggests avoiding unregulated online news sources and relying on depoliticized ones.
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Approach roads into cities were often a hideous jam-up of unregulated and uncountable billboards almost layered upon each other.
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Many paid tax preparers remain largely unregulated and aren't required to undergo continuing training or testing to prove their expertise.
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It's counter-intuitive but in keeping with the upside-down nature of abortion, the most unregulated industry in our nation.
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There is a huge — and almost entirely unregulated — data broker industry in the United States that trades on our information.
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In the show's trailer, Goop promised to lean in to "dangerous" and "unregulated" treatments, like energy healing and cold therapy.
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They are under threat worldwide by climate change, pollution and unregulated fishing and tourism, so saving each piece is important.
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Child pornographers, predators and traffickers often use anonymizing tools, the Deep Web and unregulated virtual currencies to cover their tracks.
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The surge in bad loans came neither from government-sponsored agencies nor from regulated banks, but from unregulated mortgage originators.
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Yeah, Pruitt said, 'If I'm going to die, I want it to be from good, old-fashioned, unregulated coal emissions.
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But with political spending largely unregulated, advertising actually magnifies the difference between well-funded candidates and those on the fringes.
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It has also passed laws legalizing its casinos after concerns unregulated gaming establishments were being exploited by transnational crime groups.
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The Washington bills, which have bipartisan support, would introduce restrictions on facial recognition, which is unregulated in most places today.
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Exploitation of workers, many of them poor migrants from other states, is common as brickmaking is largely unregulated, experts say.
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Its new services in Thailand, which it launched in the northeastern province of Khon Kaen this week, however, remain unregulated.
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The tokens also rise and fall in value and can be bought and sold, giving them characteristics of unregulated securities.
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Unregulated production and sales of lambanog are common in the Philippines, and it is often made illegally with dangerous additives.
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Put simply, the poultry industry is given license to use America's public waters as its own unregulated, open sewer system.
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There was also the financial crash, and the idea of deregulation or unregulated markets was all people were talking about.
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They are taking advantage of a grace period during which dispensaries can sell unregulated cannabis grown on the black market.
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In the 403s and 1970s, unregulated commercial and sports hunting led to a sharp drop in the polar bear population.
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How many is anyone's guess, but the the vast majority are largely unregulated and have not been tested for safety.
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Taylor, born in 1970, was part of an early generation of unwitting test subjects for an unregulated industrial food system.
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Without a new law on the books, doctor-assisted suicide will become de facto unregulated in much of the country.
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Yet it continues to accept advertising money from unregulated entities pushing dubiously obscure crypto exchanges and flogging wildly risky token sales.
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The series revealed the inner workings of a little-known and largely unregulated U.S. market: the trade in donated human bodies.
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Things got out of control for the owner after failing to separate the female and male Chihuahuas, leading to unregulated breeding.
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"[People] are having to purchase water from private vendors, where prices and water quality are unregulated," OCHA said in a statement.
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That population explosion, combined with a certain regional antipathy toward civic oversight, has seen former swamps turned into sprawling, unregulated developments.
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After all, the FDA's Cosmetic Act hasn't been updated since 1938, when the entire makeup and skin-care industry was unregulated.
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Through the Great Lakes Education Project, the DeVos family has played a major role in ensuring the education marketplace remains unregulated.
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Consumer genetic testing firms are not typically bound by HIPAA, which means the flow of your personal information is completely unregulated.
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"Unregulated, unvetted travel is not a universal privilege, especially when national security is at stake," DHS Secretary John Kelly told reporters.
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"I think it's completely unregulated and there's too much information coming at us and too much information going out," said Sedgwick.
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The GOP's steady expansion of a largely unregulated charter school sector has very little to offer voters in communities like hers.
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In most of the rest of the world, until recently, surrogacy has been unregulated, leaving all concerned in a legal vacuum.
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Airbnb was unregulated at the time, and it was a whole new way of communicating with people and sharing your life.
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Meanwhile, legions of skeptics have criticized the cryptocurrency as a high-risk bet on an unprotected and unregulated alternative to money.
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Things got out of control for the owner after failing to separate the female and male Chihuahuas, leading to unregulated breeding.
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Regulate platforms more heavily In the United States, companies like Facebook are highly unregulated when it comes to user-generated content.
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We are now in a totally unregulated world of lawless web giants who operate as the core infrastructure for our society.
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But it's only getting worse now that new, unregulated technologies are being used more frequently by both campaigns and spam actors.
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Others, like Minnesota, are going to court to defend the right to unregulated school choice — even if that means choosing segregation.
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You can buy an entry in a computer ledger issued by a startup company on the basis of an unregulated prospectus.
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Women's groups try to find unregulated sex workers and Senegal's famous wrestling groups teach men about the risks of unsafe sex.
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What's more, unregulated introduction of technology into the police force would result in a variety of unprecedented legal and safety issues.
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In both countries these fringes of legal finance are the last defences against a scary, unregulated world of illegal loan-sharking.
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Left unregulated and misunderstood, they will continue to morph in structure and implementation until someone overclocks market risk and loses money.
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Many cities have been wrangling with the flood of unregulated scooters that have appeared on sidewalks in droves in recent months.
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When Californians voted to legalize recreational weed, the state government saw an opening to reign in this diffuse, largely unregulated market.
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And the largely unregulated emissions from the aviation industry will have new carbon standards and a carbon offset measure in 2016.
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In fact, many are also unwittingly contributing to commerce, their bodies traded as raw material in a largely unregulated national market.
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Lead-tainted water from unregulated private wells is also a danger for up to six million Americans, Reuters reported in March.
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On the regulatory front, Aeroshutter is a registered company in Ghana, but is operating in what remains a largely unregulated space.
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A recent study by Frontiers in Marine Science estimated West Africa's annual losses from illegal and unregulated fishing at $2.3 billion.
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This industry remains relatively unregulated (perhaps inherently) and will eventually require state intervention, though how that might look is entirely unpredictable.
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Despite the potential for danger, e-cigarettes are currently an unregulated product, so we don't know how many injuries they've caused.
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The Cruz amendment would allow insurers that offer Obamacare policies to also offer cheaper, stripped-down policies unregulated by the law.
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Operating in an unregulated corner of the internet, they earn their money when the very people they are advising lose theirs.
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"There is of course [that] concern," Mitalipov said, adding that unregulated clinics likely wouldn't have the expertise to do this today.
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Instead, the women found themselves in a much murkier situation, receiving dubious treatment at a clinic that was almost entirely unregulated.
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FEC ushered in an era of vast and largely unregulated spending on political campaigns; their 2013 decision in Shelby County v.
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The unregulated homes are typically crammed with bunk beds, and are often run-down, with mold, blocked exits and bed bugs.
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What's clear is that such disreputable methods as "pump and dump" and "spoofing" are possible because exchanges like Bitfinex are unregulated.
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The Reuters series exposed how donated bodies are fueling a virtually unregulated industry in which human remains are bought and sold.
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We must produce knowledge of these seemingly abstract globalized systems so that we can challenge the social violence of unregulated capitalism.
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Like PFOA, PFOS is an unregulated chemical in the eyes of federal authorities, though New York has recently declared both hazardous.
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The problem lies in the fact and precedent of the FCC's authority over what used to be the completely unregulated Internet.
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How to find a way through all the competing interests to bring order to the unregulated mess that is modern adtech?
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Saa, who's now 26, has become a vocal advocate against unregulated acid sales in the years since surviving the harrowing assault.
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That is because the mail-order hatchery industry that produces those cute little chicks is almost completely unregulated, leaving consumers vulnerable.
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State regulation, taxes, cultivation, and supply chain logistics force prices much higher for legal pot than its illegal and unregulated competition.
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It all begins at the right kind of hardcore show (crowded, unregulated), where I photograph the mosh pit for source material.
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There are a lot of concerns about bitcoin as two exchanges prepare to trade futures on the unregulated cryptocurrency starting Sunday.
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The unintended consequences of some of these regulations is that risk has shifted away from banks to less transparent, unregulated entities.
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Ms. DeVos's approach would undo nearly a decade of efforts to create a tough accountability system for the largely unregulated sector .
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Toyota, which has 27 zero-waste facilities in North America, said it reused or recycled 96 percent of its unregulated waste.
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Even without the program, the agency could still collect telecommunications data from abroad, which domestic surveillance laws have left largely unregulated.
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Advertisers are also wary of the internet's unregulated spaces, which can place a brand's message next to videos featuring hate speech.
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Their population is considered "vulnerable," down from between three to five million in the last century, largely because of unregulated hunting.
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We need to act now, because the technology is getting away from us, fast, and the unregulated harms could be devastating.
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A black market, by definition, is unregulated and changes in it occur without warning, or any sort of government approval process.
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Data marketing is largely unregulated on the federal level and even anonymized data could be tied to individuals, privacy experts caution.
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The unregulated, ruthlessly competitive market leaves American workers struggling to value their labor and artistic intellectual property without veering into exploitation.
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In addition to supplements and vitamins, which are largely unregulated by the FDA, there was an entire shelf of homeopathic products.
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The government clamped down on unregulated lending between 2017 and early 2019 during a campaign aimed at defusing rising debt risks.
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Groundwater across the country is largely unregulated, and, depending on how this decision swings, it could have ramifications for other industries.
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Critics, however, voice concerns about adopting a largely unregulated financial asset that can be used anonymously and has no central authority.
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But the code is voluntary and covers only the group's 66 members; it thinks there are at least 5,000 unregulated firms.
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Nearly untaxed and unregulated, traders pay their union for permits to open stalls selling everything from herbal cures to car parts.
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Episode 1 featured a guided experience on &aposmagic&apos mushrooms at a retreat in Jamaica, where psilocybin is illegal but unregulated.
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After all, before Obamacare, most states had more or less unregulated insurance markets, similar to those the Senate bill would create.
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If a person arrives in Canada by unregulated means from the United States, they can apply for refugee status in Canada.
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It is a frothy, sprawling and completely unregulated way of funding start-ups, leaving even veteran technology watchers scratching their heads.
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However, most established financial firms have shied away from associating themselves with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, because the sector remains largely unregulated.
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The commission said it was rejecting the Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust because the markets where Bitcoin are currently traded are largely unregulated.
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The unregulated free market approach to speech is not a viable path for higher education -- it's both misleading and airily abstract.
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It's not a shock that a largely untested and unregulated industry based on inhaling various mysterious substances might have health consequences.
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Last year, Microsoft said unregulated facial recognition could harm society by leading to mass surveillance or by reinforcing discrimination and bias.
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Shadow banking refers to unregulated lending activities that are often present higher risks as they are subjected to less regulatory oversight.
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The hair industry is largely unregulated and often exploitative, sourced from people who have few other options to make ends meet.
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The cheap charger routes unregulated power into the device—which can destroy the Tristar chip and causes the aforementioned battery woes.
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The unregulated and/or carcinogenic ingredients of this oil-based medicine from Thailand won't put me off from using it anytime soon.
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The SEC blocked the brothers from launching their own ETF in March, citing the fact that the currency trades in unregulated markets.
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The 38 year old's vape pen was reportedly a device made in the Philippines that is unregulated and not recommended for beginners.
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SF recently banned scooter rentals after an unregulated invasion by several of these companies saw the vehicles strewn on sidewalks, obstructing pedestrians.
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While it's hard to believe that anyone actually falls for these scams, cryptocurrency's complex and unregulated nature makes them easy to perpetrate.
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Agents suspect Zawahri finished machining the device on his own and then purchased the remaining unregulated parts to assemble a complete rifle.
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After the Soviet Union broke apart in the early 1990s, unregulated hunting hurt the herbivores, according to the World Wildlife Fund's website.
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China's crackdown should have a big impact on the ICO market, which has been largely unregulated until recently and skyrocketed this year.
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No economy will get rid of informality entirely, but bringing some unregulated activity out of the darkness would improve millions of lives.
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And by 22020 ships will be producing 17% of all carbon emissions if left unregulated, according to research by the European Union.
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CCEE currently has 549 requests from consumers looking to enter the unregulated market, accounting for around 13 percent of Brazil's total demand.
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Yet vast people-profiling ad businesses have made pots of money off of an unregulated Internet by putting surveillance at their core.
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In fact, a little over a decade ago, the reef was decimated by the unregulated use of destructive practices like blast fishing.
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But in addition to facing impacts of climate change, "unregulated tourism" has caused pollution and some habitat destruction, according to their study.
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And they will still use them in uncontrolled, unregulated, and unstructured ways and they will have all the problems they've always had.
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A study in the journal Frontiers in Marine Science estimates West Africa's annual losses from illegal and unregulated fishing at $2.3 billion.
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And anywhere there is a new, unregulated way to make – or raise – millions of dollars you'd better believe there is someone skimming.
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And Rogers's love for Barnes, just like his desire for unregulated freedom, must be compelling and convincing for Civil War to succeed.
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"I began the investigation by pinpointing and getting to know the key players in Bali's completely unregulated dog-meat industry," he said.
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People are paying big money to take part in these unregulated studies, even though people are typically not charged to join them.
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At that point, all someone would need to create an unregulated, lethal weapon is a 3-D printer and an internet connection.
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"When you have an unregulated exchange, the ability to manipulate prices goes up significantly," Clayton told the Senate Banking Committee earlier today.
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Yin, like many families in China, turned to the increasingly popular, unregulated market of online pharmacies, agents and peer groups for drugs.
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CHICAGO — State legislators across the country are preparing for a nationwide battle over the booming and largely unregulated daily fantasy sports industry.
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"According to the [Justice Department], the recent 'explosion in virtually unregulated e-cigarette products raises significant public health concerns,' " the groups wrote.
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We've seen similar rants from other unregulated companies as they run headlong into the red tape and inertia inherent to the establishment.
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These four unregulated companies are worth $2 trillion, have unmatched media influence, and command dominant market shares in multiple communications-related markets.
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Because the offerings are unregulated, most venture capitalists remain wary of them, even as their very line of work suddenly looks threatened.
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They're generally hailed as a motherlode for medical treatment, even as some unregulated clinics cross the line from research into dangerous hype.
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Additionally, the CBD market in the U.S. is largely unregulated, making it difficult to be sure you're getting what you paid for.
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SEC approval could bring more investors to the asset, yet the regulatory agency has expressed doubts over the bitcoin market being unregulated.
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They must risk going to unregulated clinics or pay to leave the country, pay for the abortion, and then return to duty.
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In order to deal with illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing activities, "assets have been relocated and strengthened" in the Natunas, he said.
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Fightball seeks to commercialize one-on-one street basketball, the sport's rawest form, and repurpose its unregulated intensity for the Instagram era.
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Amid controversies over internet companies' collection of personal data, millions are paying to hand over DNA samples to a largely unregulated industry.
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But they exist in an unregulated market in which an agent's average fees are 35 to 83 percent of the sale total.
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After the appeals court ruling, the IRS launched a voluntary education program for unregulated preparers, an effort H&R Block has supported.
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Supporters say the ability to build unregulated and untraceable guns makes it much harder, if not impossible, for governments to ban them.
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Individual market Obamacare has had the largest impact on the individual market, which was largely unregulated prior to the health reform law.
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But as the situation stands and the tech firms remain unregulated, tech CEOs can exert a kind of "ideological imperialism," he said.
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Others have pointed to the presence of illegal synthetic cannabinoids, which have been identified in some unregulated THC and CBD vape products.
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Because the e-cigarettes industry is largely unregulated at the federal level, it's difficult to know exactly what's in any single vape.
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Michaels wonders whether a company that starts off in an unregulated space will double back at some later point and re-assess.
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Facebook's original ban was intentionally broad at a time when cryptocurrencies like bitcoin were booming, and the largely unregulated space was spawning .
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"FinTech" (financial technology) has been embraced by existing financial institutions as well as spawned a next generation of yet unregulated FinTech companies.
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Unfortunately, the pipeline for such work usually leads to the same, bleak situation: sprawling factories with low wages and unregulated labor practices.
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The flexible and unregulated form of payment was aimed at encouraging bosses to stop hiring workers on an illegal, ad hoc basis.
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Betting on sports already occurs regularly throughout the country, but to this point it has largely been through unregulated and illegal channels.
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Trusii operates in the largely unregulated $40 billion-a-year U.S. market for dietary supplements, where pseudoscience and bogus assertions are rampant.
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And in unregulated markets (which will occur somewhere in U.S.), the price of the product is going to get close to zero.
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Many subjected themselves to dangerous and unregulated medical procedures, and the ruling was a pivotal moment in shaping the nation's domestic affairs.
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Corruption and lax oversight have allowed unregulated building projects to sprout across this cramped city, home to more than 18 million people.
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Opponents of Mr. Wiener's bill have warned that allowing unregulated development could destroy the character of their neighborhoods or displace vulnerable communities.
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Although, it should be noted, the dangerous vapes in question are thought to include unregulated marijuana vape pens — not just e-cigarettes.
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A global wildlife treaty protects 24 species considered too vulnerable for unregulated commercial trade, however the high demand has fueled illegal trade.
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It's illegal in the US but draws users south to Mexico, where a network of unregulated clinics has emerged to offer it.
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Social media has as much impact as broadcasting on elections, yet unlike broadcasting it is unregulated and has proved easy to manipulate.
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The most extreme reformers — like Education Secretary Betsy DeVos — have willfully ignored the fact that unregulated, anything-goes school choice keeps failing.
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However, in a space that's virtually unregulated, no one's holding brands accountable for actually delivering on anything that's printed on the label.
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Unlike Republican congressional leaders, he seems to have no ideological commitment to a largely unregulated, and hence untenable, private health insurance system.
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Ideally, of course, someone like Donald Trump takes office who believes that a monopolistic, largely unregulated Facebook was vital to his victory.
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"The current regime of unregulated, unruly, unethical influence companies both makes us unsafe and undermines democratic debate," Briant told CNN on Friday.
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The ICOs, which are unregulated in most countries, raised $3.8 billion in that year — but they have also been embroiled in controversy.
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Some industry leaders say lawmakers may have overestimated how much statewide legalization -- approved by voters in 2016 -- would stem unregulated distribution. 5.
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It's hard to see how local protests, however admirable, can resist a business model that already profits from decentralized, unregulated, amateur production.
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He compared the unregulated and unsettled state of cyberwarfare — with no established "rules of war" — to the early days of aerial warfare.
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Facial recognition is largely unregulated in the US. How, if at all, would you regulate facial recognition technology for surveillance and policing?
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But ICOs are unregulated in most countries, meaning investors don't have the protections that they enjoy with other assets such as stocks.
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Deforestation, alongside unplanned and unregulated construction, makes the problem worse, transforming a natural hazard into a flooding and mudslide disaster, he noted.
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While gentrification has been underway in New York for far longer than in Oakland, leaving fewer unregulated art spaces, some still remain.
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Just like the 2015 arms-control deal with Iran, negotiated by the Obama administration, the Agreed Framework package left missile production unregulated.
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E-cigarette companies have also tried distancing themselves from the illnesses, blaming black market products that are unregulated and contain mysterious ingredients.
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Cable television: The cable industry enjoys an unregulated monopoly over 68 million Americans, and nobody is paying attention to that right now.
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Unregulated anti-abortion counseling centers are making it increasingly difficult for pregnant women to get access to accurate health information and care.
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Given California's reputation for legislative overkill, it's astonishing that groundwater pumping has been absolutely unregulated in the state for its entire history.
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The whole concept of "Making America Great Again" is a total fallacy in terms of greatness indebted to unregulated capital and accumulation.
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"You can't have that much power unregulated in the hands of one CEO," said Andrew Bunker, a 23 year-old legislative assistant.
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The unregulated, anonymous world of cryptocurrencies, which allows people to converting yuan to cryptocurrency, is potentially a big loophole in that system.
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Tax avoidance is also rampant in the art market, which is often referred to as the largest unregulated market in the world.
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FCA Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said GRG was largely unregulated and the watchdog's powers to take action in such circumstances are very limited.
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Last year, Newsweek obtained leaked Department of Defense documents that found nearly 200 unregulated armed militia members operating along the US's southern border.
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In an order today, the commission found that the proposed fund was too susceptible to fraud, due to the unregulated nature of Bitcoin.
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But cryptocurrency exchanges have often been perceived as risky due to numerous hacks and the often unregulated nature of trading on these exchanges.
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ERISA allows these unregulated plans to be sold not just to employees but to associations of people that have a "commonality" of interest.
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The company, which is owned by Facebook, also called on lawmakers to ban the use of such cyberweapons, which currently go largely unregulated.
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In addition, the vape store owners said the statewide ban will force their customers to return to smoking cigarettes or obtain unregulated products.
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In many states, hypnosis is an unregulated field, though others, like Colorado, require practicing hypnotists to be licensed and to pass an exam.
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The Trump administration announced new guidance Thursday that will allow Obamacare subsidies to flow to unregulated health insurance plans for the first time.
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Influencers and even average consumers are promoting unregulated lenses, which are medically dubious at best and, in some cases, a serious health hazard.
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They ran an unregulated taxi service in cities where people who have tried to do that for decades were fined and possibly jailed.
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Of course, there is no middle man to skim off drivers profits, and no one is checking anyone's background on the unregulated networks.
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"We have observed stronger migration to the unregulated market since late last year," said Rui Altieri, head of Brazil's power trading clearing CCEE.
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Neoliberal policies of global free trade and unregulated markets were embraced, and the US was suddenly facing competition from all over the globe.
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Shadow lending refers to unregulated financing, typically provided by a non-bank entity, that are subjected to less oversight and present higher risks.
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Cryptocurrencies are largely unregulated and investors have lost hundreds of millions through hacks, while the market faces money-laundering and terrorist financing allegations.
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Content should be unregulated, but the way that we speak to each other, the rules that we abide by have to be stricter.
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Ahead of December's election, Hasina and her ruling Awami League have been on the defensive following student protests over an unregulated transport industry.
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But regulators fear Facebook's massive reach will prompt a rapid adoption of digital money at a time when the sector is largely unregulated.
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The alarming precedent set by Dallas police highlights the need for better governance over lethal technologies that are now ubiquitous but largely unregulated.
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This kind of exploitation is especially common in the construction sector, particularly in the unregulated areas of brickmaking and stone quarrying, experts say.
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According to the sex workers who were surveyed, there are several alternative offshore and unregulated websites where they could advertise commercial sex services.
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That policy is what allowed thousands of small start-up companies to jump in and provide fully competitive, unregulated Internet access to consumers.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's subprime mortgage providers are increasingly teaming up with unregulated rivals to sidestep rules designed to clamp down on risky lending.
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As the unregulated industry grew, many of the products it produced were dangerous to the skin or even poisonous, much like traditional kohl.
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Scooter shares are also mostly unregulated, so cities where they operate sometimes have little control over how the vehicles are distributed or used.
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A legal reporter for The New York Times magazine, Bazelon explores the near-unregulated power of American prosecutors in her new book, Charged.
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I think you have more problems with fixing and inside dealing and shady stuff when it's illegal, unregulated, and under the table vs.
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Dumping crypto ads when the space remains so beset with scams and (at best) unregulated claims seems the very least it could do.
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FCA Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said the watchdog's powers to take such action were very limited given that commercial lending is largely unregulated.
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Despite the risks of unregulated therapies, hundreds of clinics around the world are already rushing to offer "treatments" for the diseases of age.
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Cryptocurrencies are largely unregulated in Britain and across Europe, but Coinbase is licensed to provide fiat currency-related services across 23 EU countries.
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And so they resort to an underworld of private, unregulated moneylenders who charge usurious rates, according to government officials as well as borrowers.
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"Seymour was living in an unregulated age," Sheridan Hill, who is completing a biography of Mr. Lazar, said in an interview on Tuesday.
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Right now, gamers "have no choice" but to play on unregulated sites, professional poker player Jason Somerville told CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Tuesday.
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He said his opinions of the company flipped once he saw commercial operators turning houses into unregulated hotels and disrupting the housing market.
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Steve Schomisch, who directs surgical training at Case Western Reserve School of Medicine in Cleveland, learned recently how unregulated the industry can be.
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In India, which is the third biggest coal producer, there are private, unregulated mines, which show quite a different scenario from American mines.
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The company said IT assets were "unmanaged and unregulated" across several organisations, with onsite staff unable to timely monitor, detect, and remove threats.
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Similar horrors happen routinely in a system that fails to hold anyone but pilots accountable, leaving safety mechanisms unregulated and often badly outdated.
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Olson also said that a focus on online accounts would put pressure on the IRS to allow unregulated return preparers access to them.
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Furthermore, unregulated or lightly-regulated institutions do lots of business with the largest banks, which are central to the stability of our economy.
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"It's becoming a bit of an adventure playground, and the trouble is the unregulated tourism," says Prof Francis, at the British Antarctic Survey.
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Its central bank, the People's Bank of China, said the unregulated market could pose major financial risks to the world's second-largest economy.
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Until these regulations are written, the quality of the software used for self-driving development will remain largely unregulated at the federal level.
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Rather, it's private tech companies whose actions go mostly unregulated—or are even largely accepted as a legitimate part of their business model.
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In the 1600s, Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) women refused to engage in sex as a way to stop unregulated warfare, and their demands were met.
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They argue the research on the health affects of e-cigarettes is still too new for products to remain on the market unregulated.
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But even as they fight in court, the companies are dodging oversight by exploiting a system that is largely unregulated: prison financial services.
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They're worried by the fact that 22014D-printed guns and "ghost guns," which are assembled from DIY kits, are generally untraceable and unregulated.
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They're worried by the fact that 83D-printed guns and "ghost guns," which are assembled from DIY kits, are generally untraceable and unregulated.
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"Based on the record before it, the Commission believes that the significant markets for bitcoin are unregulated," the SEC said in a statement.
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By marrying content, community and commerce, Mirra empowers millennial women with the tools they need to decode the unregulated, $203 billion skincare industry.
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At the time of the fight kickboxing was unregulated in Wisconsin, meaning there was no state commission and no second doctor in attendance.
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Sand mining remains unregulated in many areas, however, and illegal sand mining operations operate in as many as 70 countries worldwide, Goichot said.
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"Anyone can open an ambulance service — it's completely unregulated outside the Western Cape," said Jo Park-Ross, a practicing paramedic in Cape Town.
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The tent city in Tornillo, on the other hand, is unregulated, except for guidelines created by the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Researchers point to other possible causes, including unregulated industries that dump waste into the air and water and rising temperatures from climate change.
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But on the whole, HAVA was the Johnny Appleseed of mediocre security practices, encouraging states to adopt insecure products from largely unregulated companies.
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But that would not be a long-term solution for the European Union, which would be concerned about unregulated products entering its territory.
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Promotion in the media as a breakthrough therapy is premature and likely to foster unregulated prescribing and profiteering by some professionals and industry.
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Issuers of digital tokens clothed their offerings in the guise of being unregulated cryptocurrencies that do not fall under the federal securities laws.
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But the United States has repeatedly faced the same calculus and determined that relatively unregulated gun ownership is worth the cost to society.
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The most important lesson here is that unregulated markets pose an enormous risk for the widespread dissemination of contaminated and potentially deadly products.
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Aging water treatment systems, failing pipes and a slew of unregulated contaminants threaten to undermine water quality in U.S. cities of all sizes.
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In China, the trade is legal and mostly unregulated, while in Japan it is legal only via a small number of regulated brokers.
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TSF is used as a barometer of fundraising trends and can provide hints of activity in China's vast and unregulated shadow banking sector.
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But the industry has started a major transformation, moving away from unregulated merchant generation and into regulated networks, renewables and energy efficiency services.
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I collect some fragrances, but recently my head of beauty said you have to stop wearing fragrance because it's unregulated and all that.
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CFTC Chairman Christopher Giancarlo warned investors, however, that the nascent underlying bitcoin cash markets remain largely unregulated and mostly beyond the CFTC's purview.
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Although cannabis remains illegal under federal law and largely unregulated, some federal agencies continue to keep a close watch for potential nefarious activity.
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The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) said it will protect 159 bondholders who switched from stocks and shares to the unregulated LCF bonds.
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But the direct-to-consumer DNA tests are "largely unregulated," the memo states, potentially leaving their personal data or genetic information at risk.
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Unregulated monopolies and firms subsidized by the deepest pocket in history — the US government — are the only companies young people should invest in.
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What's more, by taking away access to small dollar loans, many Americans will be left with no choice but the unregulated, underground marketplace.
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Women are more likely than men to seek work in unregulated and informal sectors where they are vulnerable to abuse, violence and exploitation.
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We have gone through a long election cycle without any discussion about the unregulated world now dominated by a few Silicon Valley giants.
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The European Securities and Markets Watchdog (ESMA) said on Monday such Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) were unregulated, volatile, not transparent and technologically untested.
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The division between regulated and unregulated health insurance plans may naturally be interpreted as plans for sick people and plans for healthy people.
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Unregulated "stem cell therapies," for example, attract harsh condemnation from the Food and Drug Administration, and Google even banned ads for the procedures.
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Between November 2017 and November 2018, GoFundMe campaigns raised over $5 million for unregulated neurological stem cell procedures, according to a recent study.
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In 2019, these companies remain largely unregulated and hold reams of information about individuals, almost none of which is known to the public.
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The right wing organization defined "freedom" as a metric largely about how much governmental policies allow labor, capital and goods to flow unregulated.
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At the same time, however, initiatives in the private sector have sought to bring the unregulated marketplace more in line with traditional markets.
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The fact that street drugs are unregulated and often more lethal than prescription opioids has contributed to the continued increase of overdose deaths.
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But the commission's broad concern about the unregulated nature of Bitcoin markets suggests that an approval may be unlikely in the near future.
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There's still a perception among lawmakers that unregulated currencies like bitcoin are exploited for illegal activities — the most common one being money laundering.
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In the late 20th century, it rapidly hit markets in the form of supplement pills and extracts that were often potent and unregulated.
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In 2016, the EPA included bromide in the Safe Water Drinking Act as an unregulated contaminant to be monitored by public water systems.
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Continued illegal migration across the southern border and the often-related criminal activity involving drugs, human trafficking and undocumented, unregulated labor is unacceptable.
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Bitcoin is primarily traded in unregulated markets located overseas, especially in China, and as a result, the price of bitcoins is extremely volatile.
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Through discussion groups and brainstorming sessions, they hope to provide a framework for bringing accountability to the largely unregulated arts and culture industry.
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The art world is a largely unregulated industry in which the rich and powerful that dominate see themselves as being above the law.
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The booming trade has fuelled a teeming black market that pushes huge supplies of cheap, untaxed and unregulated cigarettes across the European Union.
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The form and content of political ads are largely unregulated — unlike commercial ads, where advertisers can be held accountable for the claims they make.
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The new rule prohibits the sale of e-cigarettes and all other previously unregulated tobacco products to minors, requiring vendors to card their customers.
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Perhaps this case reminds you of Aaron Traywick, the deceased biohacker who once gave himself an unregulated herpes treatment in front of a crowd.
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Lightsource will target mainly corporate and industrial buyers in both the regulated and unregulated market, according to Vlasios Souflis, director for international business development.
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But even with those parameters, it's important to do your due diligence because the industry is unregulated and there's quite a lot of variability.
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Not because they necessarily supported them, just cause there was a bit of unregulated space, you know, and rich people can make different contributions.
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It highlighted the fact that ICOs are highly unregulated, offer no investor protection, have big price volatility and could be the source of fraud.
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This seems to have lead to two worlds in Washington, where health associations enjoy cheaper, unregulated plans while everyone else deals with higher prices.
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Trump's order will allow small businesses to band together and join their own, unregulated insurance plans that can offer less coverage at cheaper prices.
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The plan involves letting people pool together and buy unregulated insurance plans exempt from both state laws and the Affordable Care Act's consumer protections.
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Deadly accidents are common in Congo's mostly unregulated artisanal mining sector, where diggers use rudimentary tools, but far rarer at its large industrial mines.
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Shortly after its launch, the Karnataka government accused Uber of violating transport department rules by facilitating unregulated use of private vehicles for commercial usage.
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While the FDA and FTC have cracked down on illicit vendors, sponsored content plays an indisputable role in attracting customers to these unregulated products.
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"This is a completely unregulated industry, so companies like to make all sorts of technical claims, and it's hard to validate them," says Hertzman.
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They are also aiming to get their charges fully up-to-date with compliance requirements, given the murky, unregulated world of ICOs these days.
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But beneath the glossy surface of this seemingly benign ecosystem, there's a niche of sketchy mental health apps, which have proliferated unchecked and unregulated.
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Such cuts harm taxpayers first and foremost, Ms. Olson said, and further open the door to unregulated and untrained preparers preying on vulnerable taxpayers.
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But despite these efforts to streamline a path to legitimacy for stem cell clinics, unregulated medical procedures persist, at times leading to patient harm.
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It remains unclear whether the network would meet resistance from users, given that the attraction of cryptocurrencies is, in part, in their unregulated nature.
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Clayton called for an interagency coordinated plan among states, federal regulators and the SEC and CFTC to address consumer naiveté over unregulated trading platforms.
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The theft, the biggest of digital coins ever, underscores security flaws at exchanges and the risks faced by investors in the unregulated sector. Aug.
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I think that it's a huge, huge industry that is untaxed and unregulated right now, and it's happening anyway, and it's kind of American.
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Taxi drivers have spent the last few years begging local governments around the world to put an end to the threat of unregulated ridesharing.
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Smaller developers are at the mercy of Steam's algorithms to get discovered by users, and Steam's unregulated forums breed racism, homophobia, and anti-semitism.
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The economic barometer has become a gauge of fundraising trends and can provide hints of activity in China's vast and unregulated shadow banking sector.
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Today, unregulated short-term rentals are bringing hotel-like businesses into residential neighborhoods, adding more outside traffic and people to otherwise tranquil residential neighborhoods.
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In Britain, most ICOs are unregulated, with the financial watchdog deciding on a case-by-case basis whether the issuance falls within its authority.
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What we are learning is that Facebook can, by tinkering with its rules for political ads, give itself a special, unregulated power over elections.
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THEN YOU HAVE MINIMUM LOSS RATIOS, YOU HAVE ALL THE OTHER THINGS THAT YOU NEED TO WORRY ABOUT THE REGULATORED ENTITIES VERSUS UNREGULATED ENTITIES --.
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The futures are an alternative to a largely unregulated spot market underpinned by cryptocurrency exchanges that have been plagued by cybersecurity and fraud issues.
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Such offerings have become more common in the past year, but little data about them is available because the market has been largely unregulated.
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It is currently scrutinizing programs that operate under Executive Order 1113, which sets rules for espionage activities that Congress has left unregulated by statute.
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The government has recently amended its laws in an effort to combat human trafficking and slavery, as well as illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.
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Nowadays, people may ask him for photos or what he thinks about the unregulated cryptocurrency bitcoin, but very few ask him about individual stocks.
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On Facebook, wildlife traffickers can speedily connect with buyers across the globe, fast-tracking illegal, unregulated deals from within the semiprivate world of groups.
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The agency has repeatedly mentioned the possibility of fraud and manipulation of bitcoin, particularly since this is done in a largely unregulated offshore market.
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Cities are paying Ring so that residents can enter a private, mostly unregulated surveillance ecosystem that includes cameras both outside and inside their homes.
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Serbia processes less than 123 percent of its waste water and has a persistent problem with unregulated landfills, the government-appointed Fiscal Council said.
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" The goal, according to the memo, is to make it "so that the Cuban people can enjoy the free and unregulated flow of information.
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The rudimentary, outdated and unregulated practices miners employ can often compromise safety: mine disasters in Congo alone cost the lives of dozens a year.
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Back in the unregulated days, Mehta would often get paid in product and make her money by selling weed and hash after harvest season.
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José Manzur, interior minister of the State of Mexico, promised to introduce legislation to crack down on the owners of unregulated and unsafe espectaculares.
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"Do we want police to use technology in ways that are unregulated to subject people, to surveillance along the lines of race and class?"
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"Clearly, leaving the disproportionality provision unregulated has left states and school districts without the tools necessary to implement the law's requirements," Mr. Scott said.
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It reflected the view of the Trump administration and the new F.C.C. chairman that unregulated business will eventually yield innovation and help the economy.
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Deep-well drilling by industry and agriculture has gone unregulated, and the government's recent attempts to encourage rainwater harvesting have met with limited success.
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On their journey to your living room, reptiles and amphibians first survive unregulated and sometimes illegal methods of capture or breeding, housing and transportation.
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Los Angeles has had years of thick air pollution due to a ballooning population, unregulated industry, a booming car industry, and its natural geography.
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According to the source who is familiar with the President's feelings, Trump believes Mueller is "unregulated," with few checks and balances on his conduct.
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Firms would deny insurance for vessels on a European Union blacklist of ships involved in illegal, unregulated and unreported (IUU) fishing around the world.
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With so much content and so much money to be made, this new and largely unregulated profession is increasingly competitive for views and revenue.
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It also has the region's largest economy, according to the World Bank, yet its housing market is still emerging and largely unregulated, brokers said.
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And in the private sector, location data — and the multibillion dollar advertising ecosystem that has eagerly embraced it — are both opaque and largely unregulated.
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China's first duplicate cat marks the country's emergence in gene research and its entry in a potentially lucrative and unregulated market for cloning pets.
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In the 290s, municipal buses were replaced by unregulated "gazelles" — vans as jumpy and difficult to mount as the animal they are named after.
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Another pesticide commonly found on unregulated cannabis is chlorpyrifos, which has been linked to brain damage in children and was recently banned in California.
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Both bills, along with other proposals on the table, are an improvement over the largely unregulated big data ecosystem in which we currently reside.
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But policymakers also must measure against the manifest harms of unregulated criminal markets, in terms of increased violence, and impure and more potent products.
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Despite their surging popularity, for digital currency start-ups remain almost entirely unregulated, leaving many institutional investors on the sidelines waiting for more clarity.
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"Unregulated, unvetted travel is not a universal privilege, especially when national security is at stake," said John Kelly, the Homeland Security secretary, above right.
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In the meantime, hundreds of flavored and THC-infused vapors have gone on sale in wild west conditions, unregulated, as teen vaping has mushroomed.
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That is because the ability to summon a noncommercial driver — which is how UberX drivers using private vehicles are typically categorized — was often unregulated.
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The e-cigarette category was virtually unregulated until the U.S. Food and Drug Administration extended its authority to all tobacco products in August 2016.
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"It's not a shock that a largely untested and unregulated industry based on inhaling various mysterious substances might have health consequences," wrote David Perry.
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Hemp lobbyists are united on the same goals: push the federal government to write rules that encourage growth of the so-far unregulated industry.
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In effect, where reform once aimed to have government structure campaign finance with comprehensive rules, we have something close to an unregulated political marketplace.
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But the booming - and previously unregulated - sector has led to the rise of underground beauty clinics which use unlicensed equipment and fake medical supplies.
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The craze for a lighter complexion has caused women to resort to unregulated and illegal products that promise a brighter tone but damage their skin.
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So now there's a cryptocurrency market worth an estimated $100 billion, and it is pretty much a totally unregulated speculative bubble riddled with security holes.
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Both companies are using resources to battle lawmakers across the country that have labeled daily fantasy sports unregulated gambling, making it illegal in most states.
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And whether they become more and more like just a, you know, an un-policed or unregulated agency of a government that&aposs too big.
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That means more loans were issued by unregulated financial institutions, or the shadow banking system — a growing and largely inscrutable area of China's financial system.
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Ultimately, then, we've created systems of campaign finance that constrain the moderates — those who have incentives to compromise — while we've left the purists completely unregulated.
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Unregulated rehab industry As many families of people with a drug or alcohol addiction know, relapse is a common detour on the road to recovery.
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However, "bundled" or co-lending with an unregulated entity can enable lenders to offer combined mortgages worth up to 90 percent of a property's value.
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The financial watchdog cited concerns over investor protection, fraud and manipulation of bitcoin, especially since much of the trading is done in unregulated offshore markets.
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Experts say weapons can be easily be turned into military-style semi-automatic rifles using high-capacity magazines, which are unregulated under the current law.
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Initially, the exchange will work with industrial consumers, which pay unregulated prices and which represent around 10 percent of the power consumed in the country.
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In a backwards approval process, these essentially unregulated products are allowed to be sold while e-cigarette companies apply for FDA authorization to sell them.
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The two largest cities, Belgrade and Novi Sad, dump raw sewage directly into the Danube and Sava rivers and the country has countless unregulated landfills.
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In reference to this test, last year, the SEC launched a fake ICO called "Howey Coin" to warn people about the dangers of unregulated ICOs.
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A pregnant Arizona woman was killed by a stray bullet during a family outing in the desert that has become popular for unregulated target shooting.
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Largely unregulated, these supplements can come with hidden health risks — and one brand in particular has come under fire recently for its potentially harmful contaminants.
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A Georgetown University study also recently revealed that unregulated facial recognition is often used by police departments across the country, again often without public knowledge.
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Was other garden-variety metadata — the type we are often told is harmless and which is often unregulated — used in the investigation to any effect?
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The Financial Conduct Authority said crypto markets were highly dysfunctional, with the onus on consumers to understand the risks associated with investing in unregulated assets.
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Themis Trading principal Joe Saluzzi warned that the currency is dangerously unregulated: "It reminds me of the financial crisis all over again," he told CNBC.
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Such tests, growing in popularity around the world, offer a way to introduce basic safety checks to the chaos of the unregulated illegal-drugs market.
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The outskirts, where the population is just as dense, has seen a spike in unregulated well digging for access to drinking water, Mahendra's research found.
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"Largely unregulated fishing is depleting devil ray populations and jeopardizes the significant potential of these animals for tourism," the U.S.-based Wildlife Conservation Society said.
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That a few companies are afforded unprecedented and shamefully unregulated access into our homes is now an unremarkable fact of living with tiny computers everywhere.
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So far, the SEC has not allowed bitcoin-based ETFs on the CBOE or elsewhere, partly because of concerns around the unregulated aspect of bitcoin.
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Left unregulated, private equity could snatch up struggling hospitals across the country and then sell off their assets, leaving vulnerable people without health care options.
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Internet sales are similarly unregulated: "A violent felon", Mr Obama said, "can buy [a weapon] over the internet with no background check, no questions asked".
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While the president had already established new fuel-efficiency standards for cars, pickup trucks and the like, large, commercial trucks and buses remained mostly unregulated.
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Elon has squared off with Mark Zuckerberg over unregulated A.I., although Zuckerberg has been out of the game lately ... he has other fish to fry.
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FCA Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said he was concerned with an "explosion" of high yield investments being offered online, but such promotions are currently unregulated.
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"As your investigation and a lot of others have made clear, this is a totally unregulated place," Malinowski said in a phone interview on Monday.
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These madrassas are respected, but there are some bad, brutal ones elsewhere in England and the government has vowed to reform this hitherto unregulated sector.
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In Indonesia, the largest Muslim-majority country in the world, radicals employ intimidation tactics like raiding mini-marts to confiscate what they call "unregulated" contraceptives.
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Unregulated media has been a powerful force in America since 1986 when Ronald Reagan rescinded the "fairness doctrine," which required broadcasters to provide balanced viewpoints.
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Finally, allowing the importation of unregulated, uninspected medicines sold by anybody from abroad represents the very worst of the ongoing "deregulation-at-any-cost" crusade.
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The agency warns against travelling between Simón Bolívar International Airport and Caracas at night and not to take unregulated taxis from Simón Bolívar International Airport.
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The changes could have a real impact on the culture of the site, which has long been almost entirely unregulated — for better or, often, worse.
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If that isn't enough, Global Financial Integrity reports that illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing generates US$15.5 billion to $85033 billion in illicit annual profits.
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Critics cite its largely unregulated production, in a process that often involves home cooks who douse marijuana with volatile butane, which can lead to explosions.
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This type of lending against a settlement payout is part of a legal — albeit largely unregulated — business focused mostly on victims in personal injury cases.
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Uganda's unregulated orphanages pull in nearly a quarter of a billion dollars a year from international donors — mainly from the U.S., Canada, Australia, and Europe.
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However, in the currently unregulated environment, unscrupulous alternative business lending practices remain unchecked, to the financial detriment of small business borrowers and their entrepreneurial dreams.
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Dodd-Frank, by placing unregulated new markets under government supervision and by requiring big banks to behave less riskily, reversed the swing of the pendulum.
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Should a repeal pass, "it's going to be a brand new unregulated space," said Lisa Gilbert, the vice president of legislative affairs at Public Citizen.
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Even though the unregulated market some cryptoanarchists dream about is probably never going to appear, regulation for everyday use is just a matter of time.
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The Internet must be left largely unregulated to preserve it as a convenient, inexpensive, and easily accessible tool for the robust exercise of free speech.
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" There's an apt historical precedent for the current unregulated experimentation with parasites: the underground pharmacies and smuggling rings dramatized in the movie "Dallas Buyers Club.
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He stressed that the wage-theft regime in Indonesia operates in what amounts to an unregulated zone of impunity within the country's porous regulatory state.
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Front Royal is a so-called crisis pregnancy center, an often-times religiously motivated, and unregulated center that aims to dissuade women from having abortions.
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"Since silencers today are legal, there can be no possible benefit other than a negative undercutting of public safety by making them unregulated," Chipman said.
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For instance, studies have found that unregulated milk can be dangerous because it can be contaminated with bacteria or diluted with water or cow milk.
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"In India unregulated sand mining is really an (escalating) menace," said Himanshu Thakkar, coordinator of the South Asia Network on Dams, Rivers and People (SANDRP).
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Central to this emerging critique is the interpretation of the environmental exploitation of the earth and its inhabitants as a direct outgrowth of unregulated capitalism.
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But as the grooming industry expands — it grew almost 210 percent in 231 — people are beginning to call for controls in a previously unregulated industry.
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It's a complex issue, and you have a lot of unregulated situations in countries with a lot of poverty, because the women will sign up.
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Gambling on simulated versions of canceled events is unprecedented and currently unregulated by the Nevada Gaming Commission and there is the opportunity for influenced results.
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But the public should look harder at the incentives created for them by allowing a private and unregulated industry to manage this fundamental democratic act.
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No pointy-headed bureaucrat could make a stronger case for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration than do the unregulated Westovers with their many calamities.
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It is not clear how lawmakers or regulators will react to Facebook making a push into financial services through the largely unregulated world of cryptocurrency.
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Artemisinin resistance began emerging in Southeast Asia about a decade ago, soon after unregulated pharmaceutical companies began selling pills that contained only the drug itself.
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An attack at a Queens maternity center shined a light on "birth tourism," private, unregulated nurseries that cater to both Chinese tourists and New Yorkers.
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"Vaping cartridges containing THC may include chemicals or additives that are unknown, unregulated, and unsafe," said Wisconsin Department of Health Services Secretary-designee Andrea Palm.
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In the late 60s, Americans were growing more aware of how unregulated pollution and chemical use were endangering the country and the people in it.
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The three largest vendors of voting equipment dominate the industry, and both the companies and their subcontractors that serve local election agencies are largely unregulated.
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Markets that go unregulated, as they largely seem to be in China, provide opportunities for diseases to spill over into many different species—including humans.
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Lawmakers said the idea of introducing an unregulated currency showed that Facebook had not learned its lesson from past controversies, including its data privacy issues.
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"Given the epidemic of vaping disease caused by unregulated black market products, this is hardly the time to make legal products more expensive," Gieringer said.
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CannaCraft produces medical marijuana products, which have been legal in the state for two decades, but operated in a kind of Wild West, unregulated market.
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Chinese investors have also taken to unregulated peer-to-peer exchanges, where sellers and buyers of bitcoin negotiate prices on a one-on-one basis.
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"Our lawmakers should step in with real control and oversight of the N.Y.P.D. and act to ban unlawful and unregulated DNA collection," said Ms. Rosenblatt.
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While some wildlife trade is illegal, much of the hidden industry comprises legal, oftentimes unregulated trade of unprotected species like rodents, bats, snakes and frogs.
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Such technology is still largely unregulated, and studies have found that even top-performing systems misidentify black people at much higher rates than white people.
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But you can have just enough concern to ask that basic laws get passed to protect people who need protecting from a largely unregulated industry.
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More than half of consumers in a new poll believe that a ban on vaping devices would merely drive Americans to an unregulated black market.
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That controversy in turn helped lead to numerous government efforts to curb the sale of randomized in-game items, which many likened to unregulated gambling.
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In fact, such poorly written proposals could have the unintended consequence of forcing millions of people to seek out dangerous alternatives from these unregulated lenders.
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As a result, many low-income parents have to choose between quitting their jobs or sending their children to unregulated and unsafe child care centers.
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The former F.D.A. Commissioner David Kessler has said: It's a little mind boggling how illegal — or unregulated — products can be out there without adequate monitoring.
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States have often turned to compounding pharmacies, which are largely unregulated by the federal government, to create the supplies of drugs necessary to execute prisoners.
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"We are seeing strong demand from institutions that previously could not participate in the bitcoin market due to compliance restrictions against unregulated venues," said Chou.
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It may be too early to talk about a distinct Australian style; the same unregulated atmosphere that fosters innovation also fosters diversity, verging on incoherence.
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An FDA study of unregulated CBD products available on the market shows these products are frequently contaminated with things like pesticides, herbicides, fungus or bacteria.
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Given the risks associated with unregulated virtual currency markets, strong consumer protection measures, similar to those available in regulated markets today, are essential and necessary.
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A big part of the problem is that products that make so-called "wellness" claims are largely unregulated, and are operating in a huge industry.
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An outbreak of a deadly lung disease among people who vape revealed another critical health risk: People are vaping unregulated and sometimes deadly THC oils.
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This type of lending against a settlement payout is part of a legal but largely unregulated business focused mostly on victims in personal injury cases.
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Houses of worship and other charities could become unregulated vessels for campaign contributions, which taxpayers would then have to partly underwrite because they were deductible.
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While companies face many regulatory hurdles before an initial public offering, launching an initial coin offering is much easier as the space is so unregulated.
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The task of colleges and universities is neither to produce a pure, unregulated market of ideas nor to champion the civility of the drawing room.
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"Shadow banking, or unregulated financiers, can be more creative and take more risk (than banks)," said Todd Koretzky, a partner at law firm Allen & Overy.
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The only way to draw people wanting families away from unregulated markets is to make laws more favorable in Europe and North America, experts said.
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And while sex work is technically legal in many European countries, the often unregulated profession has many loopholes, especially as it relates to trans people.
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The buying and selling of cadavers and other body parts — with the exception of organs used in transplants — is legal and virtually unregulated in America.
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