It found that Fan scored zero out of 100 points.
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The Trump administration proposed to completely zero out its budget.
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On an anxiety disorder questionnaire, she scored zero out of 21.
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"Equally concerning is the proposal to zero out TIGER funding," Price said.
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TaskRabbit got zero out of six stars, as did several other services.
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Zero out of ten tasters chose Natty Light as their favorite beer.
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The U.K. has pledged to zero out its carbon emissions by 2050.
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This allowed me to zero out my credit cards every single month.
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Simple mathematics dictate that every process that follows would also zero out. Thus.
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Earlier this year, the Trump administration vowed to zero out Iranian oil exports.
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Despite rising oil prices, Trump vowed last month to zero out Iran's crude exports.
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"We expect South Korea and Japan to comply fully, to zero out," said Rome.
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Prices soared over the summer as Trump vowed to zero out Iran's oil exports.
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They tried to zero out the ... I remember Jesse Helms was involved in something.
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The House DOT appropriations bill would zero out the $500 million a year program.
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Theoretically, this means a solar household with enough panels could zero out its utility bill.
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That alone should zero out any embarrassment or hesitance to admit to a particular item.
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"We will zero out their reprogramming authority for fiscal year 22019," Smith told Bloomberg News.
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A proposal to "zero out" money for the Texas Commission on the Arts was brushed aside.
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The official said the rescission package will not totally zero out the funding in the accounts.
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In 2018, oil prices soared after he promised to zero out Iran's oil exports through sanctions.
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It could also be possible to zero out the cost-sharing requirements for people covered by Medicare.
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It's the day you can zero out your holiday shopping list while your boss's head is turned.
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For Wisconsin and Michigan, for example, the budget would zero out initiatives to restore the Great Lakes.
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That is nothing new as the administration has consistently sought to reduce or "zero out" such funding.
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This week, the Trump administration proposed to zero-out all new U.S. funding for stabilization efforts in Syria.
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We just zero out where we are since they've decided they're not going to play by the rules.
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With a ship, no need to zero out lateral velocity, so can stage at up to ~9000 km/h.
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The blueprint instead proposes to zero out the deficit by 2035, a goal whose math deficit hawks already are questioning.
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Trump proposed to zero out the entire program in both of the White House's 2018 and 2019 fiscal year budgets.
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Trump proposed to zero out the entire program in both of the White House's 85033 and 2019 fiscal year budgets.
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Once again this year, Congress and President Trump (after threatening to zero out the funding for CDFIs) increased CDFI appropriations.
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The goal would be to zero out China's massive trade surplus with the United States by 2024, the report said.
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Nevertheless, it blew its goal of zero out of the water, and issued 20163 new permits for high-income housing.
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His initial budget plan would zero out federal funding for public radio in wide-open spaces of deep-red states.
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A total of 15 countries, including several low-lying island nations, committed to zero-out their carbon emissions by 2050.
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On Wednesday, the European Commission unveiled a plan to zero out its contributions to climate change and transform Europe's economy.
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Another bonus: when you're baking, you can add ingredients to the bowl, zero-out the weight, and add more ingredients.
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You can use those losses to zero out capital gains, and then deduct up to $231,22018 a year against ordinary income.
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Even if he succeeds in doing so, it will not be possible to zero out oil imports through more supply alone.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill have taken aim at TIGER grants before, proposing to zero out or restrict funding for the program.
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You can use those losses to zero out capital gains, and then deduct up to $22018,220.6 a year against ordinary income.
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That repeal should provide for the elimination of the mandates on employers and individuals, and should zero out their corresponding penalties.
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So her proposal doesn't just zero out emissions in the United States; it aims to drive down emissions around the world.
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"From time to time, you may forget about an agency that you are gonna zero out," Perry later told a reporter.
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Several of the top candidates have promised here to ban new drilling on public lands to help zero out U.S. emissions.
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As for the remaining candidates' plans, most agree that climate change demands a policy response to zero out the country's emissions.
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The proposal would zero out the foreign military financing account by switching Tunisia's military assistance package from a grant to a loan.
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Over 55 million US women have birth control coverage with zero out-of-pocket costs, according to the National Women's Law Center.
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The bill does zero out the penalty for failing to sign up, which may result in fewer people covered and higher premiums.
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But these plants still emit greenhouse gases and are a nonstarter for activists who want the world to zero out carbon emissions.
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In 2018, 60 of the largest Fortune 500 companies managed to zero out their tax liability on $79 billion in pretax income.
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Last year, they aimed to zero out 28500 programs, including popular ones funding afterschool learning, comprehensive literacy development, and improved teacher quality.
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If you're aiming to zero out your student loans ahead of schedule, pay attention to how your loan servicer handles those extra payments.
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This will give you a head start in building your savings, making it easier to zero out your credit card balances every month.
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More than 55 million US women have birth control coverage with zero out-of-pocket costs, according to the National Women's Law Center.
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More than a dozen features of the tax code specially favor farm businesses, which allows them to often zero out their taxable income.
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Harbour Air, a regional seaplane airline based in Vancouver, announced in March that they want to zero out their emissions with electric airplanes.
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But to limit climate change, humans have to zero out their net carbon output, and even start removing carbon dioxide from the air.
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To accomplish this, Kering would either have to completely eliminate carbon dioxide emissions or balance emissions with carbon removal to zero out impact.
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The European Union last week introduced its European Green Deal that aims to zero out the EU's contributions to climate change by midcentury.
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They enjoy long paid vacations, zero out-of-pocket costs of health care, zero or low tuition costs and quality public services for all.
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On the inside, if you're unable to "zero out a disk," or delete all its contents, it gets put through a metal shredding machine.
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If we truly want to zero out the world's greenhouse-house emissions, we'll likely have to get some sort of industrial CCS to work.
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Paid family leave benefits can be fully absorbed by small employee contributions, with zero out-of-pocket contributions by employers to pay for benefits.
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Some experts believe that in order to regain control over Venezuela's monetary system and zero out hyperinflation, drastic decisions will need to be taken.
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The initial proposal to zero out the capabilities currently invested in NBACC would seem at the very least worth a second look by policymakers.
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The Fed issued an emergency rate cut on March 22020 and was expected to zero out interest rates following the FOMC's upcoming Tuesday meeting.
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This all underscores de Blasio's abandoned pledge to virtually zero out the city's garbage exports by 2030 to combat the effects of climate change.
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Like our top pick, you can put bowls or small plates on the scale and zero out the weight before you measure out portions.
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They could take away the years when a caregiver earned zero out of the equation, thus bringing the average for their highest earning years higher.
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The Trump administration has proposed each year to zero out ARPA-E's budget, which has left ARPA-E vulnerable and dependent on Congress for protection.
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"On a global and annual basis, our purchases of solar and wind energy zero out the entire carbon footprint of our electricity use," they note.
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They were so hard to work with that iFixit gave both the Surface Laptop and Surface Laptop 2 repairability scores of zero out of 10.
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Some parents would zero out their savings; others would leave the workforce to care for their children, or rely on family members to do so.
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Wellenkamp fears that Trump will choose to zero out community-development block grants, or water-pollution-control grant programs, in order to fund his bill.
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Rather than carrying out its threat to zero out Iranian oil shipments, the Trump administration granted temporary waivers to China, India and six other countries.
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To hit 2C, developed nations would have to zero out coal by 2040, China by 23, and the rest of the developing world by 2060.
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And House Democrats on the Appropriations and Armed Services Committees have promised to "zero out" reprogramming if the wall money was transferred without their approval.
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To zero out emissions this century, we'd have to replace most of that with low-carbon sources like wind, solar, nuclear, geothermal, or carbon capture.
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The president signed legislation to zero out the individual mandate penalty — freeing people to pay for their health care in ways that work best for them.
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But BP is going further, pledging to also zero out the emissions associated with the oil and gas it pumps out of the ground and sells.
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Conservative groups like the Heritage Foundation are calling on Trump to zero out the DOE's energy programs, which account for 15 percent of the agency's budget.
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"There's no such thing as Obamacare anymore," he said after Republicans used their tax cuts package to zero out the penalty for not having health insurance.
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However, according to The League of Conservation Voters, an environmental advocacy group, he scored a zero out of 100 on their recent voting scorecard released Wednesday.
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After Price left -- and as part of that tax law -- they did zero out the penalty Americans would have to pay for not obtaining health insurance.
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The original plan was to zero out the student loans within two years, by living off AJ's income and using Bernadette's to pay down the debt.
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He would zero out a popular loan forgiveness program for graduates who choose public service jobs, and he would cut the Peace Corps by 210 percent.
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The same administration that wants to zero-out public money for the arts used public money to inform people of Trump's exquisite taste in private property.
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There's a revenue provision tucked in the bill that would require most nonspouse beneficiaries to zero out inherited IRAs within 0003 years of the original owner's death.
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Although the Trump administration initially vowed to zero out Iran's oil exports, American officials later took a softer approach out of fear of riling the energy markets.
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The pool of Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act funds, known as rec fees, which the agency is looking to potentially zero out, stand at around $300 million.
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In just the last three years, hundreds of cities have begun implementing transformative solutions that aim to zero out carbon from their buildings, transportation and electricity systems.
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Front-runner Joe Biden, for example, pitched a $1.7 trillion plan to zero-out emissions by 2050 that would be financed in part by repealing Trump's tax cuts.
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The president will likely be irked by the Fed's refusal to zero-out interest rates, which he called a "dereliction of its duties" in a tweet last week.
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This was bad news, as it would practically zero-out any savings for many hospitals, meaning they would be forced to decrease or completely discontinue local care initiatives.
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When my family is in our home in York, England, our health care is paid for principally through direct taxation, and we have zero out of pocket costs.
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The proposed 2018 budget would also zero out a student loan forgiveness program for college graduates who choose lower-paying service careers, such as teaching and public safety.
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The announcement came with a caveat: BP isn't currently planning to zero out emissions from oil and gas extracted by other companies and then processed by BP and resold.
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The budget would also zero out money for states for dealing with such problems as non-point source pollution, radon, lead, underground storage tanks, pollution prevention and beach protection.
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In his memo, NPS officers were instructed to zero-out their visitor fee accounts if necessary, a move that some warn would drastically impact them in the long term.
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So Congress couldn't just zero out funding for those programs — it would have to rewrite environmental statutes, which is a much heavier lift and much less likely to happen.
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In a report on privacy protections in messaging apps, Amnesty International ranked Tencent zero out of 100, and WeChat has been accused of reading users' messages and storing data.
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Trump tweeted Tuesday that the Fed should zero-out interest rates and pump the economy with crisis-level stimulus to match the borrowing costs of countries teetering on recession.
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The Jacobson dataset shows that the White House party has held onto seats won by the opposition party's presidential nominee in the prior election zero out of 26 times.
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As chair of the House Appropriations Committee, I can tell you that President Trump's most recent request to zero out funding for the corporation will meet the same fate.
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That's why Charity Navigator, one of the nation's largest and most influential charity watchdog organizations, has given the charity a "zero" out of four stars for those same four years.
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The president has sought to pressure the independent central bank to zero-out interest rates to juice the economy and support his trade agenda as he faces reelection in November.
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Taxpayers can use that strategy to zero out any capital gains incurred, and can then deduct up to an additional $3,000 in capital losses against other income for that year.
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The cuts come after the Fed raised interest rates four times in 85033 over the protests of Trump, who now insists that the bank should zero-out borrowing costs entirely.
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The cuts come after the Fed raised interest rates four times in 2018 over the protests of Trump, who now insists that the bank should zero-out borrowing costs entirely.
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The EPA, for example, could face a budget 6900 percent smaller than this year's, a cut deep enough to zero-out dozens of the agency's offices and end 2628,28503 jobs.
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He has boasted about his efforts to hurt the law, like utilizing the 2017 tax cut law to zero out the penalty for people who do not obtain health insurance.
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Although Amazon hasn't always been able to use such breaks to zero out its federal taxes, it's generally been much more successful at reducing its tax burden than other companies.
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If we really want to avoid 1.5 degrees, and we can't rely on large-scale carbon sequestration, then the global community has to zero out its carbon emissions by 2026.
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Tencent scored a zero out of 100 for WeChat's lack of freedom of speech protection and lack of end-to-end encryption in a 2016 Amnesty International report on user privacy.
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The committee would also zero out research and development funds for systems that would violate the Intermediate-range Nuclear Force (INF) Treaty, which Trump is in the process of withdrawing from.
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Today LWCF is facing an even bigger threat under the Trump administration, which proposed in its latest budget not only to zero out the program but also to rescind previous funding.
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Washington (CNN)With the Syrian Civil War entering its ninth year this month, the Trump administration is proposing to zero out all new US funding for stabilization efforts in the country.
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House Democrats on Tuesday introduced an expansive new climate change bill that aims to zero out greenhouse gas emissions from public lands while supporting workers in the transition toward clean energy.
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Some of the most aggressive commitments to zero out emissions came from countries that are most vulnerable to the consequences of climate change, like island nations losing land to rising seas.
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Even as Trump has threatened to zero out aid entirely, though, the officials in his administration actually interacting with Mexican and Central American governments have continued to emphasize the importance of aid.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, who wants to nationalize the health insurance industry and pass a Green New Deal that would zero-out US carbon emissions in the next 219 years.
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For the most part, Democrats agree that climate change is a major concern and that the United States needs to zero out its greenhouse gas emissions by the middle of the century.
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While using plastic can help simplify the booking process, financing the entirety of your trip could hobble your finances, particularly if it takes you a long time to zero out your balance.
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For a medium chance to avoid 22 degrees, the world has to zero out net carbon emissions by 33 or so — for a good chance of avoiding 23 degrees, by around 23.
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You'll need those improvements, too, because like the original AirPods, iFixit has ranked these at a zero out of ten for repairability — essentially unfixable once they break or if the batteries wear out.
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That work brought her to this moment: urging a President who has vowed to stem, and in some cases zero out, immigration to the United States to help those forced from their homes.
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"You add up all of these tax breaks and what you see is that there are entire industries that are finding ways to almost zero out their taxes with astonishing regularity," Gardner says.
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And with the Trump administration threatening to zero out the budget of the Legal Services Corporation, the main option for low-income people who can't afford a lawyer, the situation will only get worse.
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Last week, we learned that the White House's proposed budget would zero out funding for the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities, effectively shuttering these vital national treasures.
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"It's always nice to get the zero out of the column for the year, but in a game like this to get a good start to it is obviously good for us," Oduya said.
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The Obama administration had planned to effectively zero out US troops in Afghanistan, but given the Taliban resurgence instead settled on leaving 8,400 soldiers in place by the time the next president takes office.
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There's carryover from the Obama administration on the Affordable Care Act, which Republicans have been unable to repeal except to zero out the tax Americans must pay if they fail to obtain health insurance.
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Second, Trump is proposing to zero out the Economic Development Administration (EDA), which sits within the Commerce Department and provides about $250 million per year in grants to support economic growth in certain regions.
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GOP senators revised language repealing the individual and employer mandates to instead zero out the tax penalties of not complying with them — thereby rendering them toothless while staying in compliance with the Byrd Rule.
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Details: It may be surprising, but no other developed nation has zero out of pocket costs — even those that treat health care as a basic human right, as Medicare for All supporters want to do.
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Dean Heller on his vote and his repeated attacks on former senator and now Attorney General Jeff Sessions -- effectively zero out Trump's already dwindling supply of either trust or goodwill among the 52 Republican senators.
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Now, Democrats in the U.S. House have moved to zero out the $440 million Charter Schools Program, and leading Democratic candidates (aside from former New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg) have beat up on charters.
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But given that Judge Gorsuch appears to be a close match for Justice Scalia, the math generally should zero out: His presence probably won't frequently upset what has been the court's longstanding 5-4 balance.
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And yet the Wilson Center has been overlooked, too, in President Trump's new budget for the coming fiscal year, which would zero out the 2202 percent of the Center's funding that comes from federal appropriations.
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While analysts have argued that programs like ARPA-E increase America's competitiveness and that the world needs more innovation initiatives for clean energy, the Trump administration has repeatedly tried to zero out its $83 million budget.
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After I began reporting this story, however, the hospital reached out to Pell and said it would zero out her bill, as well as refund the $100 copayment she made at the time of the visit.
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EIA projections show it is possible to zero out oil imports by 2025 in the agency's "high resource" scenario, which reflects higher recovery rates and lower production costs due to technological improvements, not less government regulation.
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That's been a weakness for Microsoft, whose two prior Surface laptops both received "repairability scores" of zero out of 10 from iFixit, a company that sells repair equipment and rips apart gadgets to reveal their guts.
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Specifically, the budget plan would zero out funding for Brand USA -- a public-private partnership that promotes America as a travel destination in key international markets such as Australia, India, Brazil and other nations around the world.
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Most of the Democratic presidential contenders agree that the United States should zero out its greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 while helping the workers and communities that may suffer job losses in the switch to clean energy.
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On one track, I heard the lyrics "You're a fucking disgrace to your fucking race" and what sounded like some other throwback boot boy stuff about murdering "fags," and dashed off a bracing zero out of ten review.
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The information that New York has in its possession will reveal whether Mr. Trump continues to zero out his taxable income with dubious tax losses and whether the I.R.S. has ever successfully challenged Mr. Trump's tax-minimization moves.
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And shortly after she visited the British Parliament, its Conservative majority voted to declare a climate emergency, then promised it would zero out on its carbon emissions by 2050 (and this amid the long, consuming drama of Brexit).
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The results of Viceland's census of 18- to 35-year-olds strongly indicated that young people don't care about nationalism, with a quarter of respondents registering themselves as zero out of ten in terms of how patriotic they are.
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It is unclear if ARPA-E will have the chance to prove itself, given Mr. Trump's stated desire to zero out the agency — part of his proposal to slash a wide range of research programs within the Energy Department.
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"New York is the cultural capital of the world and the notion that we're going to zero out the National Endowment for the Arts is patently outrageous," said Scott M. Stringer, the New York City comptroller, in an interview.
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Yet as the journalist Laurie Garrett has been pointing out on Twitter, leaked pages from the proposed fiscal 2018 budget—the one that comes after this fiscal 2017 omnibus—zero out health efforts by the State Department all over the world.
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While these numbers are small relative to the potential economic stimulus that tax reform could deliver, the Trump administration must be careful to avoid further protectionist measures that could reduce or possibly zero out any economic gains achieved via tax policy.
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The New York Democrat is outspoken on the need to take action on climate change and is the motivating force behind the much hyped Green New Deal, which aims to zero out greenhouse gas emissions in the United States by 2030.
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In the 1990s, Speaker Newt Gingrich championed a movement to "zero-out" federal funding for public media, and President George W. Bush recommended cuts to the corporation's budget each year he was in office, only to be overridden by Congress.
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They argue courts typically avoid striking entire laws if they can stand without provisions found invalid, and Congress's decision to zero out just the mandate penalty in 2017 is proof lawmakers meant for the rest of the ACA to stand.
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But he never came close to a plan like Mr. Biden's intended to zero out the nation's carbon emissions by midcentury, pledging instead that the United States would lower its emissions 26 to 28 percent below 1.53 levels by 2025.
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There hasn't been much scenario-building around truly ambitious goals: to zero out carbon as fast as possible, to hold temperature rise as close to 1.5 degrees as possible, and, most significantly, to do so while minimizing the need for negative emissions.
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What Republicans did accomplish in the tax bill was to zero out the penalty associated with not obtaining health insurance, which is likely to have the effect of tilting the insurance pool more heavily toward those with greater health needs, ultimately raising premiums.
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The corruption allegations come only a year after the U.S. decided to zero out its $28500 million annual contribution to UNRWA, which covered around one quarter of the agency's $6900 billion budget (or all of its original 2628 budget, accounting for inflation).
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While no part of the law has been repealed -- Republicans tried and failed, repeatedly, to "repeal" the law -- they did zero out the tax, or fine, levied against people who do not secure health insurance under the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate.
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Here's what a phaseout of coal capacity would have to look like to hit the respective targets: To hit 2C, developed nations would have to zero out coal by 2040, China by 23, and the rest of the developing world by 2060.
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You don't have to zero-out your culture, but there's lots of things you can do (like a potluck where everyone brings in food and cooks for each other) that are great fun, build camaraderie and are cheap or don't cost anything.
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In a Tuesday tweet shortly before the Fed's first policy meeting of 2020 began, Trump renewed his longstanding demand for the bank to zero-out interest rates and pump crisis-level stimulus into a growing economy with unemployment at 50-year lows.
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After Congressional Republicans tried and failed to repeal the landmark law without a replacement in 2017 (remember John McCain's thumbs down?), they decided to zero-out the penalty for not having health insurance in the massive tax bill passed in December 2017.
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His full budget proposal, expected to be released on Tuesday, will zero out the program, which funds efforts like Meals on Wheels, homeless shelters for veterans, and in Ms. Rodriguez's case, water improvements for her rural community, which voted for Mr. Trump.
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You can use those losses to zero out capital gains, and then deduct up to $3,153 a year against ordinary income, according to Di Re. Losses in excess of that can be carried forward to future tax years until the balance is used up.
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"Google does a good job of protecting your data from hackers, protecting you from phishing, making it easier to zero out your search history or go incognito," says Douglas Schmidt, a computer science researcher at Vanderbilt University who has studied Google's user data collection and retention policies.
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"Please be respectful of the fact that there a bunch of shrieking bigots in Congress who are looking to zero out funding to PBS at any time, so we can never acknowledge the decades-long enduring and healthy love between these two beautiful Muppets." https://t.
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GOP lawmakers were able to zero out the financial penalty for not obtaining health insurance in passing their tax reform last December, after which Trump tried to declare: "Essentially, we are getting rid of Obamacare" even though the vast majority of the law has remained intact.
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Jobs aside, the CPP is essential to upholding our commitment to the Paris Climate Agreement, an agreement between 141 countries to zero out carbon emissions this century in order to limit global warming to 2 degrees Celsius and prevent some of the more catastrophic impacts scientists are predicting.
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And while there are a lot of things to discuss about how to fight climate change, almost all Democrats agree on the fundamentals, namely that the United States will have to zero-out its greenhouse gas emissions by at least the middle of the century, if not sooner.
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Onscreen, Danny Kaye was singing, the blonde in her pink dress dancing, her great legs, and John hummed along, off key, the dog in the room, he could tell, the harness jangling though he couldn't see the dog, but someone else could take Zero out, one of the kids.
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While I am all for reviewing, reforming and strengthening the State Department and the United States Agency for International Development, proposals to zero out economic and development assistance in more than 35 countries would effectively lower our flag at our outposts around the world and make us far less safe.
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"While we had always expected European buyers to reduce imports to near-negligible levels by November, this more aggressive tack from the Trump administration likely means Japan and South Korea will move more quickly to zero-out their imports too," Henry Rome, Iran researcher at Eurasia Group said in a research note.
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A growing number of blue states are adopting sweeping new climate laws — such as New York's bill, passed this week, to zero out net greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 — that aim to reorient their entire economies around clean energy, transforming the way people get their electricity, heat their homes and commute to work.
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In a frozen Winnipeg winter, Wendy survives: walking outside when it is below zero out; taking other forms of work when her day job dissolves; relying on the laughter, support, and care of friends as she attempts to unpuzzle the pieces of a potentially queer family legacy and cope with the trauma of intimate loss.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) that if she voted for individual mandate zero-out, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) individual market stabilization plan she proposed with Sen.
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"President Trump's decision to zero out waivers for importers of Iranian oil on May 2 represents an audacious act of oil brinkmanship as the strategy of keeping prices contained now rests almost exclusively on Saudi Arabia's willingness to open the taps amid accelerating global supply outages," Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets, said in a recent research note.
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It calls on Congress to pursue a "10-year national mobilization" that would zero out carbon emissions, reinforce our nation's infrastructure to better withstand natural disasters, develop an energy-efficient smart grid, upgrade all buildings to achieve maximum energy and water efficiency, and the list goes on, including guaranteeing everyone a "family-sustaining wage" and access to quality health care.
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The payroll tax compromise strikes a balance between President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 3.2 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE's request earlier this month to zero out the payroll tax for employers and employees through the election and Democrats' staunch opposition to the idea.
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Larry Kudlow, Trump's top economic adviser, suggested that the growth a payroll tax holiday would unleash could make up for the estimated $21 billion hole it would blow in the budget just this year — a sum that the New York Times's Jim Tankersley notes is greater than the price tag of both the 2991 Wall Street bailout and the 212 stimulus package: Trump told Senate GOP today that he would like to zero out the payroll tax temporarily to boost the economy against coronavirus, I can confirm.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE, who urged to Fed to zero out interest rates long before the U.S. economy faced the coronavirus crisis, praised Powell and the central bank for acting swiftly.
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