"ACT for America has never, and will never, tolerate any bias, discrimination, or violence against anyone, based on their religion, gender, race, or political persuasion," ACT for America told me in a email.
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In general, tax withholding is a balancing act for filers.
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THUMP: You've been an act for over two decades now.
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ACT for America's founder, Brigitte Gabriel, at the White House.
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But it is a balancing act for the Chinese authorities.
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It's definitely going to be a balancing act for them.
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Cost It's called the Affordable Care Act for a reason.
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Act for America relies on bullshit Islamophobia to spread fear.
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"It's a balancing act for us," Waetzig told the paper.
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They blame the 1978 Appropriations Act for the low wages.
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It's not an easy balancing act for anyone right now.
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He did not act for much of the next decade.
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We need permanent preparedness, a Stafford Act for public health.
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You know, he was my opening act for a while.
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EDT, a kind of warm-up act for Friday's jobs report.
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That includes Act for America (which has 160,000 followers on Facebook).
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AND SO DISCONNECTING FROM THAT IS AN UNNATURAL ACT FOR HIM.
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Think of it as the second act for the Great Wall.
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The Logan Act, for example, prohibits citizens from conducting unauthorized diplomacy.
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ET. ... Trump signs the National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2018.
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That's still a dangerous act for a gay person to do.
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The eulogy was an unusual public act for a Hasidic woman.
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But laws exist to prevent concentration: the Sherman Act, for one.
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Sustaining the textiles sector is a tricky balancing act for Cambodia.
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It was an act for Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader.
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The Hill has reached out to ACT for America for comment.
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We named this legislation the First Step Act for a reason.
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Any action on guns would be a balancing act for Trump.
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Perhaps a Homestead Act for commercial space would be in order.
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Nonetheless, these speeches are a high-wire act for any politician.
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Roof has asked that he act for himself in any sentencing proceeding.
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ACT for America did not return requests for comment from NBC News.
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"Permanency doesn't exist anywhere in the act for that reason," Guith said.
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The 2017 National Defense Authorization Act, for example, initially allocated 1,500 spots.
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Finally, screenshotting Snapchats of Solange is an act for the greater good.
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The auto show also will lay bare another juggling act for Detroit.
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It's a tough balancing act for her as with any working mom.
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ACT for America is at the top of the Muslim Advocates list.
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"You don't have to put on an act for me," I said.
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For Trump, struggling schools aren't a warmup act for a policy proposal.
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It was a delicate act for him, instilling trust without being disingenuous.
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It's a successful second act for Fomenko, whose last start-up, Bloom.
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This bill is called the FIRST STEP Act for one simple reason.
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The Budget Control Act, for instance, was signed into law in 2011.
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A representative for ACT for America could not be reached for comment.
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And the shorts will create a full employment act for plaintiffs' lawyers.
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But maybe they can keep up the act for only so long.
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I'm the guy that extended the Voting Rights Act for 25 years.
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Two hundred dogs were trained to act for this 2014 Hungarian drama.
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It was an act for Paul Ryan, the speaker of the House.
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He voted to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, for example.
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We were a full-employment act for every P.R. firm, law firm.
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Bribery involves the conditioning of an official act for something of value.
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Derek Jeter Night would be a hard act for anyone to follow.
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The tensions are creating a difficult balancing act for the Trump administration.
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It's the Full Employment Act for media reporters, thank you very much.
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Yes, it created the Violence Against Women Act, for which he deserves credit.
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The U.S. Virgin Islands have been exempt from the Jones Act for decades.
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Regardless, One Direction was Forbes' second highest-paid musical act for the year.
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So let us break down the rather complicated REAL ID Act for you.
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There should be no doubt that ACT for America has an extreme agenda.
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Corporations act for one reason alone: to maximize executive salaries and shareholder value.
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Getting human rights right can be a tricky balancing act for any administration.
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I'm not sure who the United States is putting on this act for.
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What to watch: It's going to be a balancing act for the Democrats.
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It's the best first act for a startup one can possibly hope for.
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How has he managed this careful balancing act for the last 221 years?
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Critics accuse it of weaponizing the Freedom of Information Act for political purposes.
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Mr. Hooper added that CAIR had spoken out against ACT for America extensively.
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White was the opening act for Scotty McCreery at Elmwood Park in Roanoke.
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Since then, he has insisted he did not act for the common good.
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"It's my experience that people act for one of two reasons," he said.
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Rob Bishop of Utah who have been attacking the Antiquities Act for years.
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As an opening act for the couture, the metaphor was hard to miss.
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But major scientific organizations have been opposing the Secret Science Reform Act for years.
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What happens once those people become able to work, fight, and act for themselves?
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A protester at an Act for America rally in Seattle faces counterprotesters in June.
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Republicans acted as if he'd introduced an Act for the Poisoning of School Lunch.
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Malkin and Act for America did not respond to CNN's request for comment Sunday.
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Kathie Lee Gifford sang as an opening act for Cosby in the late '70s.
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Trump's Iran decision represents "the ultimate high wire act for oil prices," Croft warned.
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"We have a duty to act for our children and their children," he said.
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It was almost sort of a psychopathic act for that guy to do that.
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Most people think of the Taft-Hartley Act for its "right-to-work" provisions.
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This week, the Senate began consideration of the National Defense Authorization Act for 2019.
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Last year, the University of Chicago stopped requiring the SAT and ACT for admission.
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It all resembles something of a balancing act for the 6900-year-old Speaker.
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She managed this balancing act for decades and assures me that it's worth it.
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"The Mist" might just be an opening act for a run at real relevance.
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Peggy Shepard is co-founder and executive director of WE ACT for Environmental Justice.
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Congress did its part when we invoked Global Magnitsky Act for a presidential determination.
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The just-signed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, for example, is a Lafferian prescription.
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Wendy might be, too – she just did the unthinkable act for an Axe Cap employee.
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And a visit to Devils Tower reveals a balancing act for the National Park Service.
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He thanks his warm-up act for their fidelity to the Constitution and to God.
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So it doesn't seem that Congress needs to act for this to become a reality.
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Even those who wax suicidal about their predicament refuse to act (for now, at least).
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He's an opening act for G-Eazy along with Lil Uzi Vert and YBN Nahmir.
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Bannon doesn't seem to think he can keep up his innocent act for much longer.
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Strom Thurmond was able to filibuster the 1957 Civil Rights Act for only 24 hours.
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Another View The House of Representatives is pushing to enact a bankruptcy act for banks.
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The National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2628 is making its way through Congress.
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On the form's heading was the name of the anti-Muslim organization ACT for America.
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The Clean Air Act, for example, reduced conventional air pollutants by 290 percent since 230.
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" His office reiterated that support on Wednesday, calling the state's action an act "for transparency.
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Tuesday night's developments were a high-wire act for Mr. Ryan and the House moderates.
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Captain Medina rescued survivors, an act for which he was later awarded a Silver Star.
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The National Defense Authorization Act for both 2019 and 2020 also included restrictions on Huawei.
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"We need to act for the public health of our people," said Inslee, a Democrat.
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We have provisions in the Immigration and Nationality Act for such asylum and refugee procedures.
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States have spent years modifying their Medicaid programs around the Affordable Care Act, for instance.
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Miller also served as a frequent opening act for the president-elect during campaign events.
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The Affordable Care Act, for one, helped millions of low-income people get health insurance.
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I want you to think about that as I forgive for your act, for your actions.
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Merkel may be remembered for her ability to forge consensus and act for the greater good.
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" David Walliams said: "This is the perfect act for anyone who wants to watch someone drown.
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"This was the most important act for black people since the right to vote," said Boyd.
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The House of Representatives overwhelmingly voted to extend the act for another 10 years last week.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) and her colleagues reintroduced the Paycheck Fairness Act — for the 11th time.
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The stakes: LGBT advocates have been advocating for protections under the Civil Rights Act for decades.
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The iPhone itself was a second act for Apple, which nearly died in the late '90s.
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In one act, for an art history themed show, she choreographed a piece as Frida Kahlo.
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His monologue in May centered on the Affordable Healthcare Act — for which enrollment ends on Friday.
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McConnell is also under pressure from GOP centrists, creating a difficult balancing act for the leader.
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For an organization with an estimated 280,000 members, ACT for America's website feels a bit desperate.
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Titus sits through a painful choir audition and considers that his humanitarian act for the day.
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The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, for example, relies heavily on the term and its misinterpretation.
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Pioneering a new surgery is a high-wire act for ethical and financial reasons as well.
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Today another man was arrested under the Sedition Act for an article that he wrote online.
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Congress should take note of this fact and update the Jones Act for the 21st century.
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The opening act for her minitour is Adameva, a group fronted by her daughter Larissa Kerner.
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Julian Assange was indicted on 17 counts of violating the Espionage Act for leaks from 2010.
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When you promised him you would act for him, you accepted the obligation to do so.
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That decision may come once Congress decides on the next National Defense Authorization Act for 2020.
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It was no great surprise that a few got into the act for the World Cup.
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The group, ACT for America, is considered the largest anti-Muslim group in the United States.
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Dealing with Iraq's political woes has been a never-ending balancing act for the United States.
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Cummings reflected on the historical aspect of ACT for the entire Ford class of aircraft carriers.
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She recently addressed how wearing shorts "can almost feel like a political act" for larger people.
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And like a lot of people, she mistook sex and the act for human affection and love.
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The veteran games developer was seeking a second act for its 12-year old MMORPG, Eve Online.
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" Video The bill is titled the "John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019.
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In June 2012, the justices handed down their landmark decision upholding the Affordable Care Act, for instance.
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Riddell took the ACT for her son in July 2018 and scored 753 of 36, prosecutors said.
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Besides, the other thing Republicans did was pass the Dependent and Disability Pension Act for Union veterans.
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Hillary Clinton, for example, was being investigated under the Espionage Act for the mishandling of classified information.
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Conservatives also derided the Cures Act for its mandatory "autopilot" nature given the ordinary discretionary budget process.
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Practically speaking, that means different types of animals and factions of humans think and act for themselves.
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Employers can be sued under the act for hiring illegal immigrants, and can face large settlement deals.
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Jefferson refused to hire him after he was jailed under the Sedition Act for said political rants.
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We applaud the Next Step Act for essential reforms, including reducing mandatory minimums for nonviolent drug offenses.
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A last resort, then, might be to persuade hosts simply to act for their own economic benefit.
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She opposed multiple attempts by Republicans this summer to repeal the Affordable Care Act, for example. Sen.
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Obviously managing the two different factors will be a bit of a balancing act for scooter operators.
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"If it does not act for the welfare of Singaporeans, it can be voted out," she said.
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The New York Safe Act, for example, was signed into law in 2013 to address firearm violence.
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This is an opinion piece by Brooke Havlik, Director of Communications of WE ACT for Environmental Justice.
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For them, these debates — about repealing the Affordable Care Act, for example — are about life and death.
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Provisions in the electoral act, for example, would govern the publication of material during an election campaign.
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The Equal Pay Act, for example, requires that men and women get equal pay for equal work.
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Two accusers later sued the federal government for violating the Crime Victims' Rights Act for that failure.
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But is the performance an act for the sake of comedy or an act of political rebellion?
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At his first audition, he scored a commercial for Imagination Movers, a touring music act for children.
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That's why in spite of being an atheist, I decided to act for those who are believers.
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A bigger problem than the ACA Hill doesn't blame the Affordable Care Act for all of medicine's woes.
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At the time, it said it would repeat the act for 48 hours if demands were not met.
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The bill would also make major updates to the Bank Secrecy Act for the first time since 2001.
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It also includes four charges related to the Mann Act for trafficking women and girls interstate for sex.
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And when bosses are liberated to act for the long term they often stumble about in the dark.
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Although that one request was quite the balancing act for the model, Crawford loves a good oceanside shoot.
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Vintage posters during that same era advertise Aldean as the opening act for Faith Hill and Trisha Yearwood.
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"We're going to have to consider using the Americans with Disabilities Act for people with implants," he said.
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Instead Dorsey — rather than a rapper or another performer — was the closing act for Twitter's first-ever NewFront.
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Update, 12:00pm: The House has passed a bill reauthorizing the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act for 6 years.
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Winner was charged under the Espionage Act for the leak, and faces up to 10 years in prison.
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More broadly, the furor seemed like a warm-up act for the presidential debates beginning later this month.
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FairTest estimates 40% of accredited bachelor degree-granting institutions no longer require the SAT or ACT for admittance.
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Coequyt said the federal government is likely to look at the Clean Air Act for future climate regulations.
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The $717 billion is officially titled the John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019.
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Grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone area have been protected under the Endangered Species Act for 42 years.
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Yet the increased demand from recruits and current players has made for a tough balancing act for coaches.
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The Trump administration plans to make even more changes to the Affordable Care Act for the coming year.
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It's time for Congress to act for all women and safeguard abortion access no matter where they live.
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And state legislatures are likely to struggle to act for the same reasons that Congress could become incapacitated.
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Paul Ryan, in one of his last acts, perfect last act for him, goes along with it. Right.
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Blocking the Strait of Hormuz or messing with the shipping lanes would be a major act for Iran.
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Deutsch says he's been working on the South Dakota version of the Vulnerable Child Protection Act for months.
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And for Mayor Pete it's a very deliberate act for him to be able to talk to everyone.
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"The expression of a different philanthropic interest is a balancing act for the next generation," Ms. Goldseker said.
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Saint Laurent got into the act for Golden Globe weekend, throwing an epic party ahead of the ceremony.
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There is an extended, almost incomprehensible scene in the final act for seven dancers, uncostumed and near-androgynous.
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Her music video for hit single "You Need to Calm Down" supports the Equality Act for LGBTQ rights.
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In the same interview, Dick Van Dyke described seeing his brother's stand-up act for the first time.
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That should be a top priority when Congress returns to finalize the National Defense Authorization Act for 2018.
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He was prosecuted twice under the Mann Act, for bringing a minor across state lines for immoral purpose.
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It's the opening act for O'Rourke, the El Paso congressman who has reached savior status among Texas Democrats.
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At its conference this month, the anti-Muslim group ACT for America honored former ICE Director Thomas Homan.
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One of the NGOs, Act for the Disappeared, has found 111 burial sites, 23 of which are in Beirut.
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It was a shit opening act for today's protests, a little like watching 3 Doors Down open for Beyoncé.
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In practice, two guardians will act for the river, one appointed by the government and one by the iwi.
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This would be a "tough act" for rival British Land to follow in its results on Wednesday, they added.
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VW will likely face significant yet-to-be determined fines under the U.S. Clean Air Act for emissions violations.
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It is a revolutionary act for a trans person to simply leave the house and walk down the street.
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The next big act for Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, the Fortnite star and Twitch streamer, is headlining a music festival.
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"I'm Chris King and I'm the warm-up act for Al Sharpton," he quipped, then actually started to preach.
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Trying to unite her party around her Brexit plan has been a difficult balancing act for the prime minister.
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His case was the first to be tried under Malawi's Gender Equality Act for having sex with new widows.
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Both the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Anti-Defamation League recognize ACT for America as a hate group.
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Campaigners have blamed the dilution of the country's child labor act for more children being trafficked for domestic work.
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In March of this year, she held a press conference to reintroduce the FAMILY Act for the third time.
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It is regulated under the Local Government Act 2003 and the Local Government Finance Act for capital finance purposes.
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Many states were involved in the seemingly endless volley of legal challenges against the Affordable Care Act, for example.
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It's an irresponsible act for me to give feedback to someone if I'm not trying to have them improve.
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But the president remains popular with the base, resulting in a precarious balancing act for women in the party.
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Republicans have sought significant changes to the Antiquities Act for years, and Obama's designations added fuel to the fire.
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Authorities had pledged to build a creche for lawmakers in 2013 but then failed to act for six years.
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Mr. Tusk said the balancing act for how to react to a potential challenger is difficult for any politician.
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His popular Brooklyn Star closed this year; the next act for Joaquin (Quino) Baca is this izakaya-style spot.
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Since the Morgentaler decision, abortions have been publicly funded under the Canada Health Act, for both hospitals and clinics.
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I call it the "Military Induction for Licensing, Instruction and Training In Arms" Act — the MILITIA Act for short.
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At that time, Crapo expressed a willingness to call The SAFE Banking Act for a vote before the committee.
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Or they can step up and act for the honor of their party and the good of their country.
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Republicans have yet to repeal the Affordable Care Act, for which many of the most significant rules were written.
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The next act for a former top government official is typically a large financial firm, corporation or law firm.
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Professional painter David Garibaldi serves as the opening act for the North American and European legs of the tour.
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Yankees 22, Reds 20 Like any good headliner, Luis Severino saved the best part of his act for last.
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The Americans With Disabilities Act is in effect the Civil Rights Act for people with disabilities in the United States.
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Our work preserving America's special places is far from done, and we need the Antiquities Act for conservation challenges ahead.
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So it's a balancing act for you and I have to give up to you because you do it tastefully.
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As of publication time, ACT For America still hadn't removed its sign-up page advertising the rally on September 9th.
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Brigitte Gabriel — who once said "every practicing Muslim is a radical Muslim" — founded the group Act for America in 2007.
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Her puppet shows provide the opening act for Quintron, a musician known for his unusual homemade instruments and electronic sound.
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He pointed out that Democrats have been trying to pass the FAMILY Act for years, but Republicans won't support it.
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Bolloré was later kicked out of Benin by its new president (an act for which the firm is demanding compensation).
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Can we expect him to take the stage as an opening act for Grande when she goes back on tour?
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This September, a divided Congress is put to the test on whether to act for the most vulnerable among us.
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United States, a 85033 Supreme Court decision upholding a conviction under the Sedition Act for speech merely critical of government.
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The House has scheduled a vote for their health plan, known as the American Health Care Act, for Friday afternoon.
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The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, for instance, requires financial institutions to disclose data-sharing practices and to safeguard customer data.
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The National Labor Relations Act, for instance, protects at least some on-the-job political speech by non-management employees.
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KIRBY: It's going to be a constant balancing act for them and quite frankly for the Trump administration going forward.
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Moreover, the Farm Act of 2014 made an exemption to the Controlled Substances Act for states with hemp cultivation projects.
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It is a balancing act for Pérez, who wants to get results while ensuring his players do not burn out.
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In Part 1, Dave horned his way in as Jim's opening act for a set at the comedy club Caroline's.
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Manafort has not yet registered with the Department of Justice under the Foreign Agents Registration Act for the referendum work.
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"Europe needs to be able to act for its own security," French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian told reporters.
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The new CEO's second act for the company may be a tough one to follow after Khosrowshahi's tenure as CEO.
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There will be no second act for crab meat Virginia, a staple that wasn't much more than crab and butter.
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A correspondent for "The Daily Show With Trevor Noah," Kosta serves as the headlining act for this new weekly showcase.
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Democrats may disagree on whether to back Medicare for All or focus on strengthening the Affordable Care Act, for example.
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Mercedes went on to join a record label and earn a spot as the opening act for Beyoncé's world tour.
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It was in violation of the Clean Air Act for nine of the last 12 quarters that it was operating.
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In a rare bit of bipartisan legislative action, Congress delivered in July the reauthorization act for the Federal Aviation Administration.
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The House is expected to vote this week on the bill, the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2020.
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For someone else it would have seemed like a high-wire act; for Mr. Sedaris it was business as usual.
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And trading the DREAM Act for provisions that immigrant-rights groups oppose as too draconian could split the Democratic coalition.
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Everything's become a balancing act for creators who have worked on YouTube for years — some even longer than a decade.
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Let's bring the DREAM Act for a vote so that these young professionals can make their American dream a reality.
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The 2012 intelligence authorization act, for example, included transfers undertaken pursuant to a judicial order in the required waiting period.
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Ottawa will not invoke the Emergency Act for now, Trudeau said, but he is keeping all options on the table.
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This week's North Korea meeting is just the latest challenge in a larger balancing act for the secretary of state.
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This week's North Korea meeting was just the latest challenge in a larger balancing act for the secretary of state.
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GSR were also contractually the Data Controller (as per Section 1(1) of the Data Protection Act) for any collected data.
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Instead, she was essentially an opening act for someone else's: Coldplay's, officially, but from the standpoint of cultural consensus, mostly Beyoncé's.
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The rally began with ACT for America supporters denouncing Sharia law and claiming that America was moving in the wrong direction.
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If he cannot eliminate the Clean Air Act, for example, then he will look to Pruitt to dismantle it from within.
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"ACT will continue to provide fee waivers for students from low-income families to take the ACT for free," Delanghe said.
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The Copyright Alternative in Small-Claims Enforcement Act, or the CASE Act for short, was approved by 410-6 vote. Rep.
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AXELROD: You worked -- you dabbled on the government side when you were advocating for the Zadroga Act for 224/21972 survivors.
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WeChat's Star Founder Seeks Second Act for China's Super-App Mark Zuckerberg isn't the only social media magnate navigating treacherous waters.
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Backstreet Boys and Florida Georgia Line took part in a larger than life act for CMT's musical mash-up, CMT Crossroads.
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Sometimes it's a prosecution under the nearly 100-year-old Espionage Act for mishandling classified information, instead of for actual spying.
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A Trump victory would mean a second act for a political leader still hoping to make it on the national stage.
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The Clayton Antitrust Act, for example, is more than 23 years old and its predecessor the Sherman Act is even older.
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The case was seen as a delicate balancing act for the judge between upholding Luxembourg's strict secrecy laws and protecting whistleblowers.
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The 1996 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, for example, is critical to the functioning of the job-based insurance market.
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Among them was artist Fahmi Reza, who faces charges under the act for a caricature of Najib with a clown face.
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So, the question really tonight is, why isn&apost Hillary Clinton on trial for violating the Espionage Act, for obstructing justice?
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What we know for sure is the final two weeks of September promise at least one last act for Obamacare repeal.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.) plans to reintroduce the Paycheck Fairness Act for the 11th time on Tuesday, according to USA Today.
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The series, called Roborace, would act as an opening act for Formula E — the all-electric racing series started in 2014.
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He has been a headline act for Polaris and EBI, and Metamoris apparently wanted to lock him into an exclusive contract.
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The announcement is the latest positive sign for banks and credit unions who've been pushing the House to act for months.
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"He didn't commit this terrorist act for a couple years," after being taken off the watch list, Johnson said on CNN.
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President Trump on Monday will deliver remarks and sign the John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019.
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The Senate recently passed S. 1790, the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2020, by a vote of 86-8.
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"I'm panicking," Zac said this fall, a few weeks before he was supposed to take the ACT for the second time.
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In December 1959 he was arrested under the Mann Act for transporting an underage woman across state lines for immoral purposes.
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Look for opportunities to take your second act for a test-drive while you're still in your current job, said Rutledge.
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They were even asked to ride on the first lady's plane — an unprecedented act for a sitting first lady to do.
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However, the newest episodes of One Mississippi double as both a second season and a second act for the beloved comedian.
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Unlike organized religions with holy books and set practices, the Left-Hand Path forces you to think and act for yourself.
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Adrienne L. Hollis, Ph.D., is the director of Federal Policy at WE ACT for Environmental Justice, in the Washington, DC office.
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But health researchers have called the Cures Act "lipstick on a pig" and the "19th Century Fraud Act" for good reason.
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And it complicates an already difficult high wire act for the health experts, who want to prepare Americans without panicking them.
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There are always moments when parents needs to act, for their sakes (and sometimes their safety) or for our own sanity.
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It would have eliminated funds provided by the Affordable Care Act for a wide range of prevention and public health programs.
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GSR was also contractually the Data Controller (as per Section 1(1) of the Data Protection Act) for any collected data.
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It's a precarious, high-stakes balancing act for the country, given the role the U.S. plays in fending off Russian ambitions.
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American and British companies have been living with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and the UK Bribery Act for years.
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"Let them clean up their own act, we shouldn't be cleaning up their act for them," he told CNBC in 2012.
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The spending bill would modify the discretionary spending caps enforced by the Budget Control Act for fiscal years 2018 and 2019.
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That's a hard balancing act for the company, and is yet another reason why the stock is all over the map.
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Most recently, he was tapped as the opening act for Nas and Lauryn Hill's United States tour that begins in September.
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It is, in short, negative partisanship, the idea that you act more against another party than you act for your own.
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The two Reuters journalists were jailed in Myanmar under the country's Official Secrets Act for reporting on a massacre of Rohingya civilians.
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To the extent it was an attempt at a "warmup" act for Russia-related pardons, it will largely have the opposite effect.
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He will remember their selfless act for the rest of his life, but that feeling will fade and grow patchy with time.
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There's no need to call your Democratic senator if he or she has already opposed repealing the Affordable Care Act, for example.
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What's more, ACT for America, which SPLC has labeled an anti-Muslim hate group, is reportedly using Amazon's content delivery network CloudFront.
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America's Department of Homeland Security proposes to target all illicit immigrants who have "committed an act for which they could face charges".
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It can't just be a few land and business owners in charge of that decision; they will act for their own benefit.
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Luckily, I finally realized that I was overshooting the mysterious act for one major reason: It was the opposite of my nature.
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Sessions has criticized parts of the Voting Rights Act for years, even though in 2006 he voted to renew the landmark law.
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Since then, the duo has joined Beyoncé on tour as her opening act for the European leg of The Formation World Tour.
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You know, I think in 22, the congress passed this Relocation Act for Jerusalem, and it took three presidents who did nothing.
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LISA Pathfinder was always meant to be the opening act for a future mission called the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna, or LISA.
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Legislators approved the act for the monument in 2015, and whether it was appropriate for the public grounds has been debated since.
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Since then, the duo has joined Beyoncé on tour as her opening act for the European leg of The Formation World Tour.
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But in 2015, the Librarian of Congress approved an exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act for land vehicles, which includes tractors.
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Mike Crapo's 2018 Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act, for example, is heralded as a green light for merger hopefuls.
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The IEA has said it does not see a need to act for the moment, as the global market is amply supplied.
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Weiner was caught in the summer of 2016 sexting with a 15-year-old, an act for which he was later jailed.
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" ACT for America, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center, is "far and away the largest grassroots anti-Muslim group in America.
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Their attempts to solve the mystery are only the opening act for a film that proves to be a sweet-tempered romance.
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He does not understand the economy well, is not sure what to do and does not trust others to act for him.
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Viewers at home — eagle-eyed as always — were quick to weigh in with their thoughts on Seacrest's balancing act for the night.
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A fiduciary is obligated to act for the client as a reasonable person would act in the management of his own affairs.
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Karins said the sector has been cleaned up but changing its approach to banking is still a difficult balancing act for Latvia.
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The Lautenberg Act – for the first time – provides the Environmental Protection Agency with the authority to protect our kids from dangerous chemicals.
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And since there's nothing explicit in the Constitution that compels Congress to act for Puerto Rico, they say it shouldn't be done.
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"The John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019 will help the United States change course," the summary said.
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Some traditionalists are horrified at the recent journalistic toughening, and it's true that fact-checking is a high-wire act for moderators.
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They were charged under the Planning Act for renting out condominium units for less than six months without permission from the URA.
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But with health plans beginning to set rates for 2020 premiums in coming months, the time to act for 2020 is now.
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It's been a bit of a balancing act for the company, creating unity across the line while still keeping the products distinct.
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In addition, he addressed ACT For America, an anti-Muslim hate group, making statements that played to fears about refugees and immigrants.
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Last December, the U.S. Treasury sanctioned Juarez under the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act for his alleged role in the attack.
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It's hard to believe that he isn't putting on an act for cameras or behaving a certain way due to producer intervention.
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"It's a high-wire act for all of these guys right now," said Mark Hanson, a Morningstar senior equity analyst in Chicago.
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He blamed a 2013 Supreme Court decision gutting the civil rights-era Voting Rights Act for the changes in Texas's voting procedure.
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At the trial, Mr. Menendez's lawyers mounted a McDonnell-style defense, arguing that he never performed an official act for Dr. Melgen.
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ACT for America confirmed the gala's cancellation in a statement on Monday and said the organization was not an Islamophobic hate group.
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The headlining act for this free outdoor music celebration is They Might Be Giants, and to young fans, its members are giants.
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The plant has been in violation of the Clean Water Act for six out of the past 12 quarters, E.P.A. records show.
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The Employee Polygraph Protection Act For years, many employers required applicants to undergo lie detector tests to order to land a job.
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In December, the committee approved a bill that would amend the Wilderness Act for the first time since its passage in 1964.
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She'll be the opening act for the first time collaboration of Jennifer Lopez and Shakira during the game's high energy halftime show.
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The U.S. CLOUD Act, for example, allows national authorities to compel U.S.-based firms to provide requested data stored on their servers.
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It surpasses a traditional car unveiling and moves into the realm of mega tech gadget — the way people act for iPhones releases.
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And it turns out this could be one of the easier parts of the Affordable Care Act for Donald Trump to repeal.
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ACT for America, which has over 525,683 members and has boasted of its close ties to President Donald Trump, is organizing the marches.
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ACT for America, which has over 525,000 members and has boasted of its close ties to President Donald Trump, is organizing the marches.
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For example, copyright law has an exception—Section 512 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act—for intermediaries who are just doing their jobs.
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Led Zeppelin was the opening act for the now-defunct U.S. band on tour in the United States in 1968, the lawsuit said.
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That raises questions under the Wiretap Act and Pen Trap Act for use, as well as spending any money on research or testing.
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Along with her own tours, Porter has also served as a supporting act for artists like Kenny Chesney, Rascal Flatts and Blake Shelton.
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The group charges that Pruitt violated the Oklahoma Open Records Act for declining to make public official documents it has requested since 2015.
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If the federal government fails to protect species under the Endangered Species Act, for example, environmental groups could sue federal agencies for inaction.
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Back in April, the Federal Reserve's dovish "pivot" to patience was supposed to be the opening act for an imminent China trade deal.
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On tour as an opening act for Brad Paisley, Farr continued to struggle with the task until just a week before his Oct.
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In 1959, Berry was arrested under the Mann Act for transporting a 14-year old Apache girl across state lines for immoral purposes.
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"I was attracted to this (festival) because in my work, I always try to talk about people who act for peace," Surun said.
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He was also found guilty under the Arms and Explosives Act for procuring and supplying weapons, according to Special Public Prosecutor Deepak Salve.
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Flynn, who was recently brought on by ACT for America as an adviser on its board of directors, is not just any speaker.
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For example, Yale University was found in violation of the Clery Act for failing to report numerous sexual assaults a few years ago.
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EDT: President Trump delivers remarks in Fort Drum, N.Y., and signs the John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2628.
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Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, for instance, allows them to avoid liability for the content that users post to their platforms.
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The watchdog previously found her in violation of the Hatch Act for her comments on a 2017 special U.S. Senate election in Alabama.
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Four of RAM's members were charged last year under the federal Anti-Riot Act for instigating violence against counterprotesters at rallies in 2017.
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Even internal campaign polls showed Reid losing white independents and not getting enough Hispanics if he brought the DREAM Act for a vote.
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No elected official wants to act, for fear of political fallout and blame for a war that he or she did not start.
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The resolution authority under the Dodd-Frank Act for such mega-firms is the current blueprint for winding up such a giant enterprise.
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I want to know if it's real protection, and as good as [the Affordable Care Act] for the millions who count on it.
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The "March Against Sharia" is aimed at opposing what ACT for American perceives as the spread of Islamic law in the United States.
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Act for SDGs in your own neighborhood and encourage your policymakers to make SDG targets a priority at the local and national level.
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The Election Security Act, for example, proposed $223 billion in grants for updating election systems, and congress set aside $236 billion in 228.8.
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The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation, or DTCC, helped coordinate the auction, later saying it had ceased to act for Ronin Capital, LLC.
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Martinez says he was hospitalized and then fired by HR. He's suing under the Americans with Disabilities Act for all sorts of money.
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In the past year, she's sung with Eric Church, performed at the Ryman and recently toured as an opening act for Miranda Lambert.
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The Ronettes were such a big deal that in 1964 the Rolling Stones were chosen as their opening act for a UK tour.
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Also to be decided later is the amount of any civil fine VW faces under the U.S. Clean Air Act for emissions violations.
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Change is not to be feared, so long as we face it with a clear-sighted determination to act for the common good.
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Even if inflation is not taken into account, Mr. Obama signed a $22013 billion National Defense Authorization Act for the 227 fiscal year.
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It was an act for Orrin Hatch, Rob Portman and nearly all of the other Republican members of Congress who attended the service.
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WASHINGTON — Vice President Mike Pence's most notable public appearances recently have been as a warm-up act for President Trump at his rallies.
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Harvey you cant [sic] act for sh*t with that walker you made it look like a prize on The Price is Right.
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Having watched the results of the presidential election with mounting gloom, Ms. Farnan, in Colorado, said she had to act, for her children.
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Variety reports, citing multiple sources, the band is set to be the big act for the NFL's biggest game, set for February 3.
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In the third act, for example, after the master-slave love quadrangle, a break dancer performs rapid head and hand glides center stage.
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That band (which later became Dr. Feelgood and the Interns) toured as the opening act for James Brown, Aretha Franklin and Ray Charles.
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The House recently passed, with bipartisan support, the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2018 (NDAA) and Department of Defense Appropriations Act.
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United States, the Supreme Court held that a meeting or call doesn't qualify as an 'official act' for purposes of a bribery prosecution.
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To the extent it was an attempt at a "warm-up" act for Russia-related pardons, it will largely have the opposite effect.
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For attendees like Kumar, the president's warm-up act for the Indian prime minister was a vindication of Indian-Americans' rising political clout.
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In 2023, President Wilson signed the Act for Federal Aid to State Highway Departments for Rural Post Roads, fulfilling a party platform promise.
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Even if inflation were not taken into account, Mr. Obama signed a $726 billion National Defense Authorization Act for the 2011 fiscal year.
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The Honest Ads Act, for instance, aims to address concerns about foreign nationals covertly purchasing ads on social media to influence American politics.
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The last time Ms. Cloher toured the United States, this past autumn, it was as an opening act for her partner, Courtney Barnett.
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Last week, HUD charged Facebook with violating the Fair Housing Act for enabling discrimination in how it served housing ads on the platform.
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Bees in the U.S. are more endangered than ever, requiring protection under the Endangered Species Act for the very first time back in October.
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The Trump administration earlier lifted restrictions known as the Jones Act for 10 days on foreign shipping from the U.S. mainland to Puerto Rico.
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President Obama's election-timed pardon of Chelsea Manning (convicted of violating the Espionage Act for leaking classified government documents to WikiLeaks) is another example.
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He mentioned reinstating the Glass–Steagall Act for big banks, repealing the Volcker Rule, and ditching the Department of Labor's (DOL's) fiduciary duty rule.
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If you depend on the Affordable Care Act for your health insurance, now is the time to strengthen your finances and tap your benefits.
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Many small-business owners have depended on the Affordable Care Act for coverage, a new report out this week from the Treasury department shows.
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After speaking on AlJazeera, Shahidul Alam was arrested under section 230 of the International Communication and Technology Act for reputedly spreading anti-government propaganda.
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Rep. Devin Nunes, chair of the House Intelligence Committee, sponsored legislation that last month renewed the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act for six more years.
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By next year's anniversary, says Justine di Mayo, the director of Act for the Disappeared, there will be more than 100 chairs to exhibit.
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Then, sitting next to Cornyn, the bill's lead sponsor, Trump denounced that plan, known as the Fix NICS Act, for not going far enough.
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Immigration is a political high-wire act for those who support immigrants and a no-brainer, loaded with political currency, if you malign them.
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Under the Endangered Species Act, for example, we can't seriously modify the habitat of listed species in a way that would directly hurt them.
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Generally well-received, the iPhone 8 has the unfortunate role of being the warm-up act for the real star of the smartphone show.
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In May 2017, Joshua Vallum of Lucedale, Mississippi, became the first person prosecuted under the hate crimes act for violence against a transgender victim.
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We may still get comprehensive data privacy legislation or a telecom act for platforms, but this Congress didn't do much to push it forward.
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Both of these bills would have prohibited physicians from prescribing classes of medication subject to the Controlled Substances Act for medical aid in dying.
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A decision to leave will be seen by many as a hostile and destabilising act for a union that is already in deep trouble.
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Each are also working on their theater projects: a play Bamford wrote and a nightclub act for Bassey she's planning for Feinstein's 54 Below.
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Both Manning and Edward Snowden, two former government employees turned whistleblowers, were both charged under the Espionage Act for leaking files to the media.
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Other responsible politicians should follow their example and shun the anti-Muslim bigotry peddled by groups such as ACT for America, not embrace it.
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New Jersey gaming regulators charged Trump's operation with violations of the state's Casino Control Act for not disclosing his father as a financial backer.
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The Department of Health and Human Services announced today it's slashing the advertising and promotional budget for the Affordable Care Act for next year.
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The decision shows the initial public offering (IPO), which could be the biggest in history, is becoming an increasingly difficult balancing act for Riyadh.
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Under the Freedom of Information Act, for example, the White House Office of Administration is not considered to be an agency and is exempt.
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People with DACA permits must pay taxes, but they aren't eligible for benefits, such as health care under the Affordable Care Act, for example.
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Mazara got into the act for the Rangers with a tying blast well into the seats in right-center field in the fourth inning.
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Ringling Brothers retired its elephant herd last month after having had the animals as part of its traveling circus act for nearly 150 years.
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But that's a real balancing act for a fledgling company already suffering bad press and trying to keep fans with legendarily short attention spans.
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First, on Thursday, ADP releases private-sector payrolls for June, and that could be a warmup act for the big Friday government jobs report.
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The report usually serves as a warm-up act for the Bureau of Labor Statistics' monthly employment report, which is set for release Friday.
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Simply raising the top rate to 70% would in essence be a full-employment act for tax planners and would create massive sheltering activity.
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Jones: Sex magic is an invitation to get deliberate and mindful about your sexual arousal rather than rushing through the act for physical gratification.
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It makes the Super Bowl the opening act for a truly awesome party night, a night that makes New Year's Eve pale in comparison.
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Even if inflation is not taken into account, President Barack Obama signed a $726 billion National Defense Authorization Act for the 2011 fiscal year.
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They intend to do this despite repeatedly and angrily criticizing the Affordable Care Act for being moved too quickly and with too little deliberation.
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The special counsel also advanced the president's potential exposure under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act for activities relating to a potential Trump Tower Moscow.
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The next time state legislators take their seats in Albany, it should be to act for the people of New York, not for themselves.
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As a result, hundreds of people were arrested and imprisoned under the Comstock Act for distributing or possessing contraception, or publishing information about it.
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The fact that the president has not really invoked the Defense Production Act for the purchase of emergency manufacture is going to cost lives.
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Despite being one of the largest nationwide events coordinated by Act for America, which more than 6900,2628 members, the events reportedly had slim attendance.
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Teck also said it may face charges under the Canadian Fisheries Act, for discharges of selenium and calcide from its Elk Valley coal mines.
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" After seeing their act for the first time, he said, "In some dark little corner of my heart, I wanted them to adopt me.
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Mr. Newsom has pushed through exemptions to the California Environmental Quality Act for homeless shelters, and he says the state should consider more exemptions.
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And may I say directly to those Republicans who could run: You have a unique chance to act for your party and your country.
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Facebook has a mechanism for CCPA inquiries, which lets California residents request more information related to their rights under the act for its products.
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Picking up a branch is one small act for a robot, but it could put a whole new world within the grasp of robotkind.■
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One of the bits she performs as part of her act for Mr. Rock's tour is about being able to use automatic bill payments.
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The indictment unsealed Thursday, however, revealed that prosecutors in Northern Virginia had not charged Mr. Assange under the Espionage Act for publishing government secrets.
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This is real legislation that would, if passed into law, have dire consequences for Americans who rely on the Affordable Care Act for coverage.
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"Should states seek to limit the right of people to act for better broadband, I will be happy to testify on behalf of consumer choice."
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He does not drop the act for a second, but it is clear that he is also, like any good entertainer, truly enjoying every moment.
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The message delivered in the January meetings underscores a difficult balancing act for Prince Mohammed and his team as they try to reform the country.
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In the event of a national emergency during those two hours, who would have had the undisputed authority to act for a completely disabled President?
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But the British authorities have been accused by some consumers and lawmakers of being too slow to act for not pursuing compensation or criminal proceedings.
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There will be no opening act for the two-set show, called an "Evening with John Mayer" and featuring songs from the musician's entire career.
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But after time limits have passed on the Vacancies Act, for certain tasks that can be delegated, some appear online, but they're hard to find.
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It&aposs the simplest cause and effect: If someone performs an act for the sake of infamy and you provide him that infamy, mission accomplished.
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" In a statement to The Verge, a Patreon spokesperson said the company defines pornography as "content that glorifies or celebrates the act for sexual arousal.
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"McKenley stated she had been planning and thinking about doing this act for two or three days prior to March 14, 2019," the affidavit reads.
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The Super Bowl — soon-to-be renamed the Super Beyonce — is basically just a warm-up act for Beyonce with some really, really good snacks.
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Manning was convicted in 2013 on 20 charges, including violating the Espionage Act, for leaking a massive trove of US documents and video to WikiLeaks.
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But advocates and lawmakers from both parties agree that the policy may be necessary for safety, underscoring the difficult balancing act for the White House.
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This act of the President of Azerbaijan was a signal that killing an Armenian person is a heroic act for Azerbaijan followed by a reward.
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Former President Obama also cracked down on leaks, prosecuting at least eight people under the Espionage Act for the disclosures during his time in office.
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Leader McConnell shamefully will not criticize President Trump's disgraceful conduct, and he cannot use it as an excuse not to act for the American people.
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It was the supporting act for a possible American leap in the dark that would place Trump's portrait in United States embassies around the world.
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The Macau government said that the Canidrome faces legal measures under the Animal Protection Act for failing to move the dogs from their shuttered premises.
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He started experimenting with the platform after Instagram began taking down pictures from his account (an act for which the social media platform is infamous).
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Elsewhere, India's prime minister Narendra Modi said it would be a "morally criminal act" for the world not to do its part on climate change.
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He pleaded not guilty, but a jury convicted him, making him the first person convicted under the Espionage Act for divulging secrets to the press.
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He registered with the Justice Department in May under the Foreign Agents Registration Act for his work on behalf of Barker to lift the sanctions.
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In 1961, however, Berry was arrested under the Mann act for transporting Janice Norine Escalanti, a 14-year-old Native American girl, across state lines.
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Updated May 23, 2019: Julian Assange of WikiLeaks was indicted under the Espionage Act for publishing classified files in 2010, raising profound First Amendment issues.
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The Belgian prime minister will go to Marrakesh to support the agreement, an act for which he ensured support from an alternative majority in Parliament.
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That fall, a bill reauthorizing the act for another five years passed Congress with nearly universal support before being signed into law by Mr. Clinton.
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Austyn is eventually signed by the same manager as the Jara brothers and he goes on tour as a kind of opening act for them.
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In 1969, she notes, it was a radical act for a Jewish author to write a foul-mouthed, sex-obsessed, masturbating character like Alexander Portnoy.
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The bill follows the legal framework established by the Commemorative Works Act for the placement of memorials on federal land in the District of Columbia.
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While it's difficult to keep up an act for a whole weekend, it's still possible this knowledge could have affected their behavior on the recordings.
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In the nineteen-seventies, he was the lead guitarist for Eli, a rock band that (after he quit) performed as a warmup act for Kiss.
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The Constitution's specification that prosecuting an individual for an act for which he or she was impeached does not constitute double jeopardy reinforces this understanding.
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The question, which Trump did not respond to, took place after he signed off on the National Defense Authorization Act for the 2018 fiscal year.
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After such a dazzling, tragic spectacle, it was undoubtedly a tough act for President Lyndon B. Johnson and his first lady, Lady Bird, to follow.
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Season 3 has Midge scoring her first opening act (for Shy), so we very much doubt that means she's at the end of her journey.
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Feinstein said on Thursday that she's supported the Dream Act for more than a decade and been a "vocal supporter" for individuals covered by DACA.
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And while giant soap bubbles are a common act for street performers around the world, if you can't find a bubble master IRL, don't worry.
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Planes were in their prime in '01; their masterpiece Fuck with Fire had just come out, and that's a tough act for anyone to follow.
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"We need the Vacancies Act for temporary gap-filling," Ann Joseph O'Connell, an expert on government personnel policy at Stanford University, tweeted on November 9.
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While everyone was laser-focused on the Affordable Care Act for the past decade, the backbone of the American health care system was gradually deteriorating.
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Young women are so attacked for loving the media they love that it is a radical act for a young woman to love something unashamedly.
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The architects of the Affordable Care Act, for example, included in the legislation a number of reforms to America's health care payment and delivery system.
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Carrefour Brasil did not break down how much of the 2 billion reais in investments planned for 2019 will be allocated to Act for Food.
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Affirming its disdain for "Obamacare," the administration on Thursday announced sharp cuts in programs promoting health care enrollment under the Affordable Care Act for next year.
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The House Intelligence Committee passed 13-8 the measure to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act for a further four years until 2021.
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The couple also benefited from a tax credit under the Affordable Care Act for smaller businesses with under 50 workers that opt to offer health-insurance.
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Legal experts have long speculated that Assange could face charges under the World War I-era Espionage Act for the dissemination of classified U.S. government documents.
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"It's a balancing act for the platforms," says Andrew Karpie, research director, service and labor procurement for Azul Partners, which studies procurement and the supply chain.
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A military court found Manning guilty in 2013 of violating the Espionage Act for the WikiLeaks disclosures, and she was sentenced to 35 years in prison.
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The International Energy Agency said it saw no immediate need to act, for instance with the release of strategic stockpiles, as the market remains well supplied.
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The 21st Century Cures Act, for example, helps speed up drug approval, though some have said this will lower confidence in FDA-approved drugs and devices.
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In addition, the U.S. Virgin Islands have been exempt from the Jones Act for decades, which opponents of the law say is unfair to Puerto Rico.
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Prior to the Affordable Care Act, for example, Michigan limited Medicaid eligibility among working adults to those earning less than 64 percent of the poverty line.
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Parents would pay between $15,000 and $75,0003 for someone else to take the SAT or ACT for their child, or to correct their child's answers afterward.
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Under the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act, for example, it can be a violation to capture, store and share biometric information without a person's written consent.
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Previously, many oil firms had an exemption from the Jones Act for certain operations, but now U.S. Customs and Border Protection has proposed removing the exemptions.
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Super Mario Run presents an intriguing sort of balancing act for Nintendo, as the company ports its most popular character to mobile for the first time.
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The announcement follows a 2016 settlement in which the EPA agreed to formally consider such a regulation under the Clean Water Act for hazardous substances discharges.
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He first saw her at the Bowery Ballroom, where she was performing solo as the warmup act for a band she also played in, the Castanets.
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He met with several potential Republican primary challengers to Flake -- an absolutely unheard of act for an incumbent President against a member of his own party.
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Snowden currently stands accused of violating the Espionage Act for his 2013 document leaks, and the Obama administration has already denied public requests to pardon him.
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The National Marine Fisheries Service has protected species of dolphins, whales, sea lions, and seals, many already endangered, under the Marine Mammal Protection Act for decades.
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After 120 years it is time for Congress to assume its institutional and political obligations and act for the benefit of its citizens in Puerto Rico.
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But DHS officials maintain that waiving the act for Puerto Rico would not help the U.S. island territory due to damaged ports preventing ships from docking.
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Correction: A previous version of this article stated that health-sharing ministries do meet the standards outlined in the Affordable Care Act for qualifying health insurance.
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Baltimore County has avoided any substantive adherence to the Fair Housing Act for decades and is only now being held accountable by HUD, but just barely.
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The sign was offering an apology for the new upcharge to add cheese to a sandwich — thanking Obama and the Affordable Care Act for the increase.
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Votto got in the act for Cincinnati, clubbing his 12th homer of the year, a two-run blast off Arrieta to make the score 8-5.
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Last year, Congress passed a plea act for corruption charges (for natural persons), but the process is much more limited than in the U.S. or Brazil.
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The announcement follows a 85033 settlement in which the EPA agreed to formally consider such a regulation under the Clean Water Act for hazardous substances discharges.
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He was one of the prime movers behind the American Health Care Act, for one thing, which should ignite whatever progressive base can be found here.
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Marriott International has been under fire over its decision to allow ACT for America to hold its annual conference at the Crystal Gateway Marriott on Oct.
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It is meant as a collective and connecting act for the public but holds little of the sincere devotion present even in that minimal, dotted sheet.
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The EPA's Clean Air Act, for instance, has saved $22 trillion in health care costs and created a $782 billion market for environmental goods and services.
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The biggest threat is President Trump himself: His administration has been relentlessly assaulting the Affordable Care Act for two years, and that threat has not abated.
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The last decade at "Today" was a surprising second act for Ms. Gifford, who stepped down as co-host of "Live" with Regis Philbin in 2000.
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It must be renewed every few years by Congress, and on Thursday the House approved a bill that would reauthorize the act for a fourth time.
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Mr. Huang had been asked by Francesca Zambello, the artistic director of Washington National Opera, to write a one-act for the company's American Opera Initiative.
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They said they would work to improve the Affordable Care Act, for example, rather than rushing to replace it with a single-payer health care plan.
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But in 2015, as part of federal budget legislation, Congress carved out an exception to the telephone act for collectors of federal debt, including student loans.
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Republicans think subsidies based on bids is an excellent way to reform Medicare, but they don't laud the Affordable Care Act for adopting the same approach.
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The Senate failed to secure enough votes for its replacement plan and seems out of options for repealing the Affordable Care Act for the foreseeable future.
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Following the Navy Yard shooting, I researched these regulations and wrote a bill, H.R. 6900, the "Safe Military Bases Act" for my then-boss, former Rep.
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Maintaining that alliance will be a difficult balancing act for Mr. Pence as he tours Latin America this week, with stops in Chile, Panama and Argentina.
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With even more pressure to produce a result smoothly now, Saturday's caucuses will be a high-wire act for the state's political class and Democratic volunteers.
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Both the Anti-Defamation League and the Southern Poverty Law Center describe ACT for America as one of the largest anti-Muslim groups in the country.
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After the kibitzing drowned out the scholarships and awards, the president would take the podium, as the opening act for a celebrity who then roasted him.
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The bill — a new authorization act for NASA — could significantly rework the space agency's lunar plans by changing what kinds of vehicles and resources are used.
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We are also subject to examination by the U.S. Federal Banking Agencies, per the Bank Service Company Act, for the services provided to U.S. financial institutions.
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But it is a rare and provocative act for the White House or the Kremlin to publicly expel diplomats, as the Obama administration did on Thursday.
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The indictments unsealed on Monday were part of an expanding effort to charge MS-13 gang members under the federal act for racketeering and organized crime.
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And Claire's darting in for a last-second goodbye reminded us that she was practically demoted to a supporting act for large stretches of this season.
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It's a constant balancing act for ride-hail companies, which always have to ensure there aren't too many drivers and too few riders or vice versa.
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We've had success on the health care side, stopping some of the erosion of services under the Affordable Care Act — for example, women's reproductive rights services.
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Farmer was trying to find someone, anyone, who could get the Tested Ability to Leverage Exceptional Talent Act—the Talent Act, for short—to President Barack Obama.
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This unlikely second act for the rock icons will be explored in a new documentary, The Show Must Go On, which airs Monday night at 8 p.m.
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Sounds bizarre, but scientists say it's a sacrificial act for the male, who, by giving himself up in this nourishing way, improves his odds of reproductive success.
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This makes it easier for officers to act for the camera and potentially create false narratives about what truly happened, even after a serious use of force.
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He needs Zelda's support, but she instead reads him the riot act for being an "insecure little boy" who is too worried about what other people think.
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Many denounced ACT for America, including the mayor of Milwaukee, as well as the mayor of Syracuse, where the city denied the America First Rally a permit.
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During the 1868 impeachment of President Johnson, the nominal charge had been his violation of the Tenure of Office Act for attempting to fire his war secretary.
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SANDERS: OK. I just wanted to add, in the previous question, I voted against the USA Patriot Act for many of the reasons that Governor O'Malley mentioned.
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However, it ultimately didn't make it into the final National Defense Authorization Act for 2018, which details the priorities and budget for the Defense Department each year.
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And while the team is broken up for large swaths of the movie, you can bet they'll converge by the third act for the requisite hero shot.
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He promised that, by dredging Washington of the elites and lobbyists too stupid or self-serving to act for the whole nation, he would fix America's politics.
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The contests essentially serve as a warm-up act for the big prize: Tuesday's slate of contests in California, New Jersey, New Mexico, Montana and South Dakota.
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It makes a lot of sense for the federal government to act, for example, when states can impose costs — "externalities," in the economic jargon — onto other states.
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The National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2019 directs the Air Force to make Air Force Space Command a "sub-unified" command under U.S. Strategic Command.
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A BuzzFeed News reporter submitted requests under the Freedom of Information Act for the FBI's and the Department of Justice's complete records of the investigation in 2016.
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The terms of Britain's Equality Act, for example, expressly outlaw "discrimination and harassment related to certain personal characteristics", and specifically cite sexual orientation as a "protected characteristic".
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Aerosmith will be the closing act for the 2018 VMAs this week -- and it might very well give us a glimpse of what's to come in Vegas.
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The artist would be introduced to performing live by way of European stages as an opening act for Drake, placed alongside other artists like Baka and Popcaan.
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Rouhani on Tuesday also criticized Congress for passing legislation extending the Iran Sanctions Act for 10 years, making it easier for sanctions on Iran to be reimposed.
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Judicial Watch sued the State Department under the Freedom of Information Act for records relating to Ms. Abedin's special employment status at the State Department under Mrs.
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The first concern is about policies he is pursuing, such as the recent tax bill and the ongoing efforts to gut the Affordable Care Act, for example.
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The Liberty deal also represents the next act for another American: Chase Carey, the elaborately mustachioed media executive best known as a longtime lieutenant to Rupert Murdoch.
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An anti-Muslim group, ACT for America, had plans for a pricey gala at President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort that will ultimately not be happening.
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In 1976, David Bowie chose an unorthodox opening act for his "Thin White Duke" tour—the Surrealist film "Un Chien Andalou," by Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali.
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"This was not an accident, but rather a reckless act for which we intend to hold this defendant accountable," the acting Brooklyn district attorney, Eric Gonzalez, said.
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The move would require banks to report suspicious activity the way they are required to do by the Bank Secrecy Act for money laundering and terrorist financing.
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It's a balancing act, for sure, and you might have to pull a few strings to get there, but you are more well-connected than you think.
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Marek himself, after what police called a "complex" investigation, was charged with corrupting morals, under the rarely used Obscenity Act, for allowing the video to be posted.
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I cannot imagine what would come of today's Republican Congress opening up the Clean Air Act for revision, but I suspect Democrats would not like the result.
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"It's a balancing act for some of these teens, finding help and support online but not being able to filter out the negative things," Dr. Radovic said.
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They would also reverse actions by the Trump administration that allow insurance companies to circumvent protections in the Affordable Care Act for people with pre-existing conditions.
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When he steers the ship toward certain disaster in a typhoon, his junior officers remove him from command, an act for which they later face court-martial.
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Since the 1980s, drug makers have tweaked various versions of the drug that act for either a short or long duration, patenting these innovations along the way.
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Biden's plan would also produce about $432 billion by repealing income tax reductions from 2017's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act for taxpayers with incomes above $400,000.
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Since Dodd-Frank does just that, the question is whether the 2010 law superseded the Vacancies Reform Act for the purpose of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Why this is surprising: There is a lot that divides Republicans on health policy right now (what exactly to do about the Affordable Care Act, for example).
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The high court's action in the case could be the last official act for Justice Anthony Kennedy, who announced last month he would retire effective on Tuesday.
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However, Congress and the administration failed to act for most of February, more than a month after the first case was confirmed in the U.S., Politico noted.
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Well, he was a surprise opening act for Cardi B. You'll just have to listen to it all unfold, 14 minutes into the podcast's most recent episode.
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The California Environmental Quality Act, for example, was written to protect green areas from pollution and degradation from large industrial projects, like new refineries or power plants.
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They fought against the idea of universal coverage, then denounced the Affordable Care Act for failing to cover enough people; they made "skin in the game," i.e.
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Ms. Sullivan compared her efforts to those by Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the leader of the Archdiocese of New York, which opposed the Child Victims Act for years.
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He added that it would be a "very difficult balancing act" for the monitors — public servants who must remain neutral — to avoid being drawn into the debate.
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The Affordable Care Act, for example, has been critically important in providing insurance subsidies to people who have lost their jobs and their employer-based health coverage.
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That announcement earned Warren applause from Sawyer Hackett, Castro's national press secretary at the time, who called her a "true class act" for mentioning Castro by name.
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It is also facing an investigation into whether the company broke the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act for bribery overseas, a claim Mr. Jacobs made in his letter.
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The lower income underscores a delicate balancing act for authorities as they extend a campaign to reduce China's reliance on credit-intensive investment without imperiling the economy.
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That stays the same, even of the votes in Congress have changed, and will affect millions of Americans who rely on the Affordable Care Act for coverage.
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The House plans to vote Friday on the first bill — the Energy and Water, Legislative Branch and Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Act for fiscal year 2019.
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When the last two stores in Alaska officially lock up next week, it will mark the end of a quirky final act for the forgotten video rental chain.
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Alam has been charged under section 57 of the International Communication and Technology Act for spreading anti-government propaganda and will remain under police custody for seven days.
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It's a balancing act, for sure: How do you stay famous enough to get in the room but not too famous to not be taken seriously at all?
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Fido looks at one owner with hungry eyes and gets a meal and then, later that day, does the same act for the housemate, who also feeds Fido.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday listed a closely watched case seeking to strike down the Affordable Care Act for discussion at the justices' private conference on Feb. 21.
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Human-rights organisations like Act for the Disappeared and the Committee of the Families of Kidnapped and the Disappeared are campaigning for the establishment of an independent commission.
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A man with borderline schizophrenia can sue Octapharma Plasma under the Americans with Disabilities Act for refusing to buy his plasma, a federal appeals court held on Tuesday.
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The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2018 is the engine that powers the Pentagon, turning legislative will into tangible cash for whatever Congress can fit inside.
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In fact, the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2018 already directed the DoD to prepare a report on establishing a "space corps," according to Space News.
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Taking a walk is a religious act for Jains, who act on their reverence for all life by taking pains to avoid trampling on even the tiniest bug.
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ACT for America, a self-described grassroots organization focusing on national security, staged rallies in New York, Chicago, Boston, Denver and Seattle, as well as many smaller cities.
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It's a bipartisan bill to reauthorize the "Perkins Act" for six years — providing more than $1 billion per year in federal support for career and technical education programs.
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Washington (CNN)Stephen Miller, Donald Trump's campaign speechwriter and an occasional warm-up act for him on the campaign trail, has been tasked with writing Trump's inaugural address.
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The details: The bill approved by the House on Thursday extends a law known as Section 702 — one part of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act — for six years.
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He repeated his now years-long claim of crediting the Affordable Care Act for a slowdown in health care spending, which economists have linked mainly to the economy.
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This month, ACT Inc announced that, to combat cheating, it planned to introduce a computerized version of the ACT for overseas test-takers in the fall of 2017.
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"The balancing act for the government is a very steep task because they have to manage all these variables," said Mike Walls, senior crude oil analyst with Genscape.
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The rapper was scheduled to perform as an opening act for G-Eazy along with Lil Uzi Vert and YBN Nahmir at Cellairis Amphitheatre at Lakewood Wednesday night.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has signalled its willingness to move forward with the proposed pacts after the previous administration did not act for more than a decade.
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The families will share their stories with members of Congress and urge them to think about babies and act — for stronger families, vibrant communities and a prosperous country.
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Instead, the Interior Department, already straining under a lack of resources, would approve permits under the Act for drilling activities that threaten species the Department has never managed.
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Just last week, the House passed the National Defense Authorization Act for 2017, which makes vital investments in both maintenance for existing equipment and acquisition of new equipment.
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The individual mandate of the Affordable Care Act, for example, is a tax, though an unusual one, as the Supreme Court found when upholding its legitimacy in 2012.
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The federal Privacy Act, for example, blocks the release of individuals' personal information in public government files, with some exemptions for congressional investigations or instances of law enforcement.
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"The Congressional Budget Office's report comes to a clear conclusion: The benefits of the Raise the Wage Act for America's workers far outweigh any potential costs," said Rep.
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Last month, the Justice Department charged WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange under the Espionage Act for his alleged role in soliciting a wave of leaked military documents in 2010.
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AND FCC REAUTHORIZATION GETS A MARKUP, TOO: The Senate Commerce Committee is scheduling a markup on the FCC Reauthorization of 2016 Act for next week - Wednesday, March 85033th.
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That case focuses on a different legal issue, concerning the definition of an "official act" for which an official can be prosecuted if they receive payment in return.
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Moments like this one -- when the entire country is looking to its President for leadership, stability and, most importantly, facts -- are a high-wire act for an administration.
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Her statement follows a letter, sent to Trump last week by 57 House Democrats, calling on the president to use the Defense Production Act for those very purposes.
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Her statement follows a letter, sent to Trump last week by 57 House Democrats, calling on the president to use the Defense Production Act for those very purposes.
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In 2016, Mr. Miller began serving as a warm-up act for the president at his rallies, supplying a hypercharged, more polished version of Mr. Trump's immigration talk.
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A bill requiring already cash-strapped startups to develop government-only back doors and then protect them from hackers is essentially a full-employment act for cyber criminals.
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Naomi: Our best friend title became official sometime in 2016 after we performed our "Wayne's World" burlesque act for the first time, but that's an entirely different tangent.
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Most of the time, he tried to do the right and decent thing, as he saw it, to act for the good of the country and the world.
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But when I would go to things, I realized people put on an act for the camera and it wasn't as fun as the post made it seem.
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In a daring act for a freshman, Ms. Omar engaged in a Twitter fight with Ms. Lowey, the powerful chairwoman of the House Appropriations Committee, over the weekend.
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And the Supreme Court has read the act for all it's worth, repeatedly holding that parties are bound by such agreements no matter what and notwithstanding other interests.
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"If he cannot win a national referendum it will be a suicidal act for him," said Yuichi Hosoya, a professor of international politics at Keio University in Tokyo.
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During a break from journalism in the late 1970s, one learns from the book, Kuttner drafted the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act for his then-boss, Senator William Proxmire.
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Earlier this year, ACT for America, a group that has described Islam as a "cancer," booked a banquet at Mar-a-Lago, though the event was ultimately canceled.
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The Stone CHICAGO — When I was in my 20s, I had the good fortune to play guitar as an opening act for the blues legend B. B. King.
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He was found guilty of criminal sex act for assaulting production assistant Mimi Haleyi at his apartment in 2006 and third-degree rape of a woman in 2013.
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He said he will be pushing during efforts to update the Higher Education Act for Congress to provide more clear guidance to federal agencies on their oversight responsibilities.
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Anywho, tattoo artist Nadia Katherine tells TMZ ... she recently met Aaron through a friend who happened to be the opening act for Aaron's concert in Nova Scotia, Canada.
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Even if EPA determines to set nationwide maximum contaminant levels under the Safe Drinking Water Act for PFOA and PFOS, that regulatory process is likely to take years.
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"ACT for America has notified all its volunteer team leaders and organizers of [these changes], and requested that all local event planning be terminated," the press release continues.
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The state cited a federal court ruling in Texas that halted federal enforcement of anti-discrimination protections under the Affordable Care Act for transgender and gender-nonconforming patients.
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What was new about the "Howdy, Modi!" event on September 22nd was that America's president was ready to serve as such a warm-up act for Mr Modi.
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The most recent version of the National Defense Authorization Act for the approaching fiscal year, he noted, establishes a policy for the Pentagon's use of offensive cyber capabilities.
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You can't claim support and then rip away life-saving services made possible through the Affordable Care Act for transgender people and those living with HIV or AIDS.
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Flynn is an adviser to the board of Gabriel's ACT for America, and local ACT chapters organized many of the stops on the speaking tour for Flynn's book.
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The faithful execution language of the Constitution mandates that presidents and other officials must act for the right reasons and not for self-interest against the public interest.
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Privacy International is now challenging whether the UK's interpretation of the Intelligence Service Act for using bulk hacking powers complies with the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR).
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"We are making this investment because the ongoing Brexit uncertainty has left us with no choice, we had to act, for our employees and our business," JLR said.
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Harris's LIFT Act and Brown and Khanna's GAIN Act, for instance, are meant to make work more lucrative for low- and middle-income families who aren't necessarily poor.
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On Wednesday, ADP's May payroll report, a kind of warm-up act for the government report, came in with a stunningly low 2000,225 private sector payrolls added in May.
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For one, tax credits to help people buy health insurance in the individual market are less generous than the Affordable Care Act for some of the most vulnerable Americans.
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"He took his ACT for the first time with literally no tutoring or anything — he just took it cold — and he made a 30," she told PEOPLE with pride.
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VICE News has taken Trump's word and earlier this month sued the IRS under the Freedom of Information Act for all of his tax returns dating back to 2002.
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It represents an unlikely next act for the Silicon Valley robotics wunderkind at the center of a high-stakes legal battle between Uber and Waymo, Alphabet's autonomous-vehicle company.
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"The Clean Air Act, for example, that was all won by the people," Carlson said, referring to a U.S. law designed to increase pollution controls on vehicles and manufacturers.
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Kavanaugh's stance on the Affordable Care Act is also concerning to conservatives, as the judge dissented from a D.C. Circuit decision upholding the act for technical and jurisdictional reasons.
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The company also faces claims by victims of such attacks who are seeking to hold Facebook accountable under the U.S. Anti-Terrorism Act for providing support to militant groups.
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With her newfound mega-fame and influence, she promised to clean up her act for impressionable youths: "I'm gonna change for you, little girls, because I deadass love ya."
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Alvarez is a HEAVY favorite in the fight -- and some people are saying Smith is more like a warm-up act for Canelo's superfight with Gennady Golovkin next year.
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Vendors at all levels have suffered hacks in recent years, including some who sold high-end tools to the West, by anonymous people claiming to act for moral reasons.
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"Today our message is very clear: it's time for Congress to act for mental health by supporting the passage of a comprehensive mental health bill this year," she added.
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In September, the U.S. Congress passed the National Defense Authorization Act for the 2018 fiscal year, which authorises mutual visits by navy vessels between Taiwan and the United States.
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It would be a fitting final act for The Americans if the Jennings family left the 1980s and ended up as disillusioned institution haters in the '90s, wouldn't it?
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"It is a tough balancing act for RBI to keep the rupee stable while maintaining a neutral liquidity stance," said A Prasanna, chief economist at ICICI Securities Primary Dealership.
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There is also the possibility that she may have seen her migration to Syria as a redemptive act for any excesses in her pre-conversion life in the West.
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In early February, the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions approved a bill titled the "Improving Health Information Technology Act" for a future vote in the Senate.
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Under Britain's Consumer Rights Act, for instance, key terms, including price, can be subjected to a "fairness test" unless they are both written in plain language and displayed prominently.
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He says generating that childhood yearning for products is a balancing act for advertisers, who need to be careful not to over-promise an experience from years gone by.
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The case, which received much media attention outside the Grand Duchy, was seen as a balancing act for the judge between upholding Luxembourg's strict secrecy laws and protecting whistleblowers.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) urged DHS to rethink the decision, citing the agency's willingness to waive the Jones Act for relief efforts in the wake of hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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Prosecutors say the proctor who took the ACT for Buckingham's son exam got him a 35 out of 36, ranking in the 96th percentile nationally, the Associated Press reported.
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Yet Baldwin argues this is just a warm-up act for what is to follow because advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence are happening on a global scale.
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The so-called "March Against Sharia" was organized by ACT for America, a right-wing grassroots organization labeled by the Southern Poverty Law Center as an anti-Muslim group.
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Two days ago, a twenty-four-year-old man was arrested, detained, and investigated under the Sedition Act for pasting a clown-faced Najib sticker on a police car.
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The Justice Department charged U.S. intelligence contractor Reality Leigh Winner with violating the Espionage Act for leaking a classified report on Russian interference in U.S. elections to The Intercept.
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Schumer, who also spoke to President Donald Trump Friday morning, asked the president to use the Defense Production Act for more medical equipment, including ventilators, according to Schumer's spokesperson.
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Cover: The alt-right Kekistan flag is flown at an Act for America rally to protest sharia law on June 10, 2017 in Foley Square in New York City.
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The WikiLeaks founder was charged with 17 new counts of violating the U.S. Espionage Act for his role in obtaining and publishing classified military and diplomatic documents in 2010.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, for instance, hospitals face financial penalties for readmissions, and some have responded by designating patients as "under observation," rather than admitting them as inpatients.
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A group of lawmakers urged the Trump administration to suspend the law, known as the Jones Act, for one year to expand access to oil, food and other supplies.
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As an opening act, for example, Mr. Trump is pushing privatization of the nation's air traffic control system, which could jack up the price of air travel for passengers.
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" Ms. Gabriel, who uses a pseudonym, founded ACT for America in 2007 and has said: "America has been infiltrated on all levels by radicals who wish to harm America.
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The message in those speeches was so reflective of Mr. Trump's views that it earned Mr. Miller a spot as the warm-up act for Mr. Trump's campaign rallies.
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We are seeing increased pressure for states to enshrine Roe in state law, and to pass some version of the Equality Act for states that don't protect LGBTQ+ discrimination.
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Calling Congressional efforts to clean up legacy PFAS pollution in the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal 2020 "just not workable," Wheeler instead will continue to study the matter.
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Editorial The biggest lie that President Trump and other Republican leaders have been repeating about the Affordable Care Act for years is that it is collapsing, imploding or exploding.
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Democrats say the shift would eliminate congressional review that's now required under the Arms Export Control Act for any commercial sales of lethal weapons worth $2900 million or more.
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Mr. Coscarelli and Ms. Ryzik reached out to women known to have dated or otherwise been associated with Mr. Adams — touring with him as a supporting act, for example.
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In one case, for example, a Google search served as the "overt act" for an elaborate conspiracy charge, even in the absence of evidence of actual planned criminal conduct.
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But with a retiring senator who was a former education secretary leading the charge, Congress has its eye on renewing the Higher Education Act for the first time since 2008.
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Cover image: President Donald Trump speaks before signing the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2018, in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., on Dec.
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"I feel like he's a brother in a lot of ways," says Bentley, 40, who says the two became close when Bryan was the opening act for his 2008 tour.
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It's a holiday that literally just celebrates people lying, and brands have been in on the act for years, leading to some really bad moments for journalists the world over.
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Grimmie, who had just performed as the opening act for the band Before You Exit, was inside the Plaza Live concert hall signing autographs at the time of the shooting.
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It's a hard balancing act for the young dictator whose goal now is to develop alternative energy — everything from wind and tidal power to transforming coal into liquid synthetic fuels.
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Pennsylvania's Act for the Gradual Abolition of Slavery of 1780 ruled that any slave who entered the state with an owner and stayed longer than six months must be freed.
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The release marks the second act for Jumpin Labs, which has been focused on developing a better email to make people fitter, happier, and more productive since launching in 2015.
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The married couple from Salt Lake City, Utah, whose blindfolded trapeze trick failed in the Judge Cuts round, performed their high-flying act for the second time during Tuesday's episode.
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Former U.S. National Security Advisor Michael T. Flynn sat on Act for America's board, and CIA Director and Secretary of State nominee Mike Pompeo received an award from the group.
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He'll begin his summer tour with a string of intimate club shows in southern cities including Baton Rouge and Memphis before expanding his act for arenas across the country. —E.
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The CFTC will soon publish a "White Paper" setting out a more thoughtful "next act" for regulating the cross border swaps market, Giancarlo told an audience in London's financial district.
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I wrote it because I wanted a song that I could perform live that would be a ritual act for me to empower myself, and my band, and the audience.
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" In November 2015, after a meeting with the club, the tax authority wrote, "As stated during our meeting, we do not accept that Darren Dein doesn't act for the player.
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" Moreover, Wheeler boasted that he would be "happy to testify on behalf of consumer choice" should other "states seek to limit the right of people to act for better broadband.
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The big one: a bipartisan bill to reauthorize the "Perkins Act" for six years — providing more than $1 billion per year in federal support for career and technical education programs.
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Snowden, who faces charges under the Espionage Act for leaking thousands of classified NSA documents in 2013, has said that he should be pardoned because the leaks benefited the public.
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Some parents keep up the act for years, hopping from one doctor to another and extensively researching diseases to convince doctors and family members that their child is truly sick.
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The federal government's waiver of the Jones Act for Puerto Rico will not be extended after it expires on Sunday night, a Department of Homeland Security official said on Monday.
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The NHMC says it filed a request under the Freedom of Information Act for consumer complaints about the open internet since the net neutrality rules went into place in 2015.
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One of the schemes involved parents paying William Singer, the founder of a college prep business, $15,000 to $75,000 to have someone take the SAT or ACT for their children.
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To be clear on today's Trump admin sanctions on #Russia for #Skripal poisoning:- They are mandated under the 1991 Chemical & Biological Weapons Control & Warfare Elimination Act for chemical weapons use.
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America has experienced a decade of slow growth, and the states desperately need the changes outlined in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act for their fiscal well-being to improve.
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The endangerment finding does not include the details of a regulation, but it sets off a legal requirement under the Clean Air Act for the E.P.A. to establish a rule.
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California also went after the federal government last October, when the Trump administration rolled back the birth control mandate under the Affordable Care Act for employees and their covered dependents.
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Making the non-binding vote reality requires action from Congress, but the Republican-controlled House of Representatives and Senate is not likely to act for a territory that leans Democratic.
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ACT for America, a self-described grassroots organization focusing on national security issues, has scheduled protests in New York, Chicago, Boston, Denver and Seattle, as well as many smaller cities.
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The case has also drawn criticism of the police, who failed to act for some three months after a reporter tipped them off about the case, the commission has said.
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A number of Mr. Trump's supporters in town echoed his talking points, blaming the Affordable Care Act for rising premiums of their employer-provided health care and asserting that Mrs.
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Originally a reluctant signatory, this week Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said it would be a "morally criminal act" for the world not to do its part on climate change.
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Carrefour also on Monday unveiled Act For Food, a worldwide program to educate customers about its initiatives to tackle issues such as food safety, product origin and relationships with farmers.
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The report does note that no consistent explanation was given for the FBI's failure to act for almost a month after discovering new emails potentially related to the Clinton investigation.
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In the face of Beijing's disapproval, Washington continues to sell advanced weapons to the island under the Taiwan Relations Act for its self-defense against a much bigger Chinese military.
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The WikiLeaks founder is facing 17 counts of violating the Espionage Act for his role in obtaining and publishing classified government documents in 2010, the Justice Department announced on Thursday.
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New York's recently passed Reproductive Health Act, for instance, allows abortions after 24 weeks if the fetus is not viable or if there is a threat to the mother's health.
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The firm filed a request through the Freedom of Information Act for her personnel information from the federal government in December, she said, and has not yet received a response.
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The Indian Child Welfare Act, for example, which tries to keep Indian families together, is under attack with the support of anti-Indian hate groups that hope to repeal it.
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Previously protected under the Clean Water act, for instance, waste treatment systems like treatment ponds and lagoons are no longer considered "waters of the United States," according to the EPA.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Iceland's central bank said on Monday it would scale back some exemptions to its Foreign Exchange Act for derivatives trading, stepping up efforts to stabilize its krona currency.
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It didn't involve the 10-foot-tall ladder in the painting studio, from which she had done a high-wire balancing act for decades, but a slip in the kitchen.
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The National Emergencies Act, for example, permitted Congress to rescind an emergency if both the House and the Senate voted for a resolution rejecting the president's determination that one existed.
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I accepted my depression, and besides celebrating when my prescription became free under the Affordable Care Act, for many years I never gave any special thought to taking the pill.
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In October, the company launched in Brazil the so-called "Act for Food," an initiative first implemented in France, aiming to adjust its supermarkets to growing demand for healthier food.
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Snowden is quick to note it was the administration of President Obama, not Trump, that indicted him and at least seven others under the Espionage Act for leaking information to journalists.
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Clooney has previously represented Reuters reporters Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, who were jailed in Myanmar under the country's Official Secrets Act for reporting on a massacre of Rohingya civilians.
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An environmental group has sued the U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service pursuing a response to its 2014 petition seeking protection under the Endangered Species Act for Gulf of Mexico Bryde's whales.
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The rallies, scheduled for September 9th, were being coordinated by ACT For America, a pro-Trump and anti-Muslim hate group best known for its "March Against Sharia" back in June.
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The FTC could also bring a new action against Facebook under the FTC Act for any unfair business practices, which could result in a new consent decree, but no financial penalties.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he "couldn't agree more" with Macron's call to raise the issue at the G-7 summit, saying world leaders needed to act for the Amazon.
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More than a dozen states have passed laws to curb the possibility of Sharia law making its way onto the books in the US. ACT for America often promotes this legislation.
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The office of Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick said on Tuesday that a state senator will file the so-called "Women's Privacy Act" for consideration in the session that starts in January.
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Chloe, 18, and Halle Bailey, 16, made a cameo in the star's Lemonade visual album and also opened as Beyoncé's opening act for the European leg of her Formation World Tour.
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So as we anxiously wait to see what the administration's infrastructure plan is going to be, you've been active in some legislation of your own: the SAFE Bridges Act, for example.
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University of Georgia law professor Mehrsa Baradaran has proposed a "Homestead Act for the 21st Century" that would give abandoned properties to local residents without needing to create financier-friendlyOpportunity Zones.
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After midnight, the panel announced more of the amendments for the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2018 that will be debated on the floor, including one on climate change.
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Julian Assange WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was hit with 17 charges under the Espionage Act for his role in publishing national defense information received from ex-Army intel analyst Chelsea Manning.
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But growing trade ties are only one side of a delicate balancing act for Australia, whose unshakeable security relationship with the United States has limited how cosy it gets with China.
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In July 2016, President Obama signed into law the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act for opioid addiction treatment, and authorized millions of dollars in new funding for opioid research and treatment.
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The emergence of Mr. Sheen as a hybrid spokesman-activist at the party, where dancers in hexagon-pattered leotards performed erotic dance routines, signified a new act for the troubled actor.
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Trump said Wednesday "we're thinking" about lifting the Jones Act for Puerto Rican ports in the wake of Hurricane Maria, but he said a "lot of shippers" don't want it lifted.
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Maduro, who appeared wearing the presidential sash, said Venezuelan diplomatic staff was expected back in Caracas by Saturday, adding that they would hold "a festive welcoming act" for the returning staff.
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" The Trump administration last month sanctioned Zarif because he "acted or purported to act for or on behalf of, directly or indirectly, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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This has led to a balancing act for American officials who want to build a relationship with him while not being used as leverage in any rivalry with Prince bin Nayef.
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Clinton spoke here, the Sanders campaign blasted out an editorial in The Arizona Republic blaming Bill Clinton's signing of the 1996 Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act for the current deportations. Mrs.
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The post was in April, and she was dropped in June — an almost unheard-of act for someone included in the list of "Top 50" models in the world on models.com.
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Lipinski voted for the Dream Act and the Equality Act for the first time this year, but with a caveat — he believes the bill conflicts with his positions on religious liberties.
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An amendment to the 1965 act for which he successfully lobbied in 1982 defined election practices as unfair if their effect could be proved to be discriminatory, regardless of their intent.
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Cover image: Donald Trump speaks during a signing ceremony for the John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019 at Fort Drum, New York, on August 13, 2018.
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The player himself will present a complicated juggling act for his employers and his opponents alike, but one that will undoubtedly add a new layer of inventiveness to Major League Baseball.
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But prosecutors later significantly expanded the case against Mr. Assange by bringing charges against him under the Espionage Act for soliciting, receiving and publishing classified information — raising novel First Amendment issues.
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Congress is broadly in favour of the force, although the Senate and House are haggling over details as they reconcile their respective versions of the National Defense Authorisation Act for 2020.
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Still, it can be seen as a sort of opening act for a much-anticipated exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, "Thomas Cole's Journey: Atlantic Crossings," opening in January 2018.
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Editorial Republicans have demonized the Affordable Care Act for so long that people may have forgotten that nearly one in five nonelderly Americans lacked health insurance before the law was passed.
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One bright spot is the adoption, in the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2016, of a provision requiring monitoring and evaluation of humanitarian aid programs conducted by the Pentagon.
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Morgan said that while the vast majority of people consuming conspiratorial, extremist content online will never commit a violent act, for those prone to violence it could inspire them to act.
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The sanctions, announced by the U.S. Treasury Department, are not tied to U.S. hacking allegations against Russia but to the 2012 U.S. Magnitsky Act for human rights abuses, U.S. officials said.
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If Hillary were to drop out and thereby save the country from Trump, it would be an act for the good of the country and not the good of the Clintons.
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People decide to take things into their own hands; if there is no longer any fast lane to provide a context for their aims and abilities, they must act for themselves.
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The governors of Oregon, Idaho, and Washington agree, and asked Congress to loosen the Marine Mammal Protection Act for the sake of the fish, a commodity central to all three state economies.
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All photos: APNearly a week after Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico, President Trump finally waived the Jones Act for the island, allowing more emergency supplies reach the battered territory's shores.
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According to the criminal complaint documents, Buckingham allegedly conspired with indicted plot organizer William Singer to have a professional test taker from Florida take the ACT for her son in July 2018.
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Instead of suing for libel, the companies sued the unions for violating Section 2499537(a) of the federal Lanham Act for alleged false advertising and for violating Nevada's deceptive trade practices law.
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" "A Burmese court found two Reuters journalists, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, guilty of violating the colonial-era 'Official Secrets Act' for investigating and reporting on an army massacre of Rohingya.
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Journalists and government watchdog groups filed requests under the Freedom of Information Act for copies of the memos, and then sued the Justice Department and the FBI when those requests were denied.
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Denying the humanity of any group of people is an incredibly dangerous act for any government, not because it will hurt their feelings or because it transgresses our personal sense of propriety.
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WikiLeaks has published hacked e-mails from the Clinton campaign in an attempt to embarrass the candidate, prompting Ecuador to act for fear of being seen to interfere in a foreign election.
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In March, Nugent was arrested—for charges now dropped—under the Cybercrimes Act for "use of computer for malicious communications" when she revealed the names of men who were allegedly sexual predators.
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The album of the year winner also fondly recalled spending tons of time with Sheeran, when he was the opening act for all of Swift's North American Red tour dates in 2013.
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All in all, these issues around crude represent "the ultimate high-wire act for President Trump," Croft, who is head of global commodity strategy at RBC, told CNBC's "Futures Now" on Tuesday.
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The Trump administration is imposing sanctions on 17 people under the Magnitsky Act for their alleged involvement in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, CNBC reports.
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Congress should still authorize program funding to match appropriations from the Consolidated Appropriations Act for the coming year, if only to equip states with a way to fully implement the updated requirements.
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In June, the Wall Street Journal reported that U.S. investigators were examining if the investment bank violated the Bank Secrecy Act for not informing regulators about a potentially suspicious transaction involving 1MDB.
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The balancing act for people like Hermann is to give customers a design that both signals that they're driving the new thing, but which is still familiar enough to not be alienating.
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And if the FBI wins its legal fight with Apple, it could establish a precedent that opens the door to the use of the All Writs Act for other types of surveillance.
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Congress sitting there blaming ICE, both parties are blaming ice and DHS for their failure to act for the last 18 to 20 years -- INGRAHAM: We&aposre not failing to act, Francisco.
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The FBI rejected multiple requests from WIRED under the Freedom of Information Act for the demographics of applicants failing its polygraph screening tests, citing exclusions for law enforcement and national security data.
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During their conversation, Amer mentioned that he's the opening act for Dave Chappelle's comedy tours, which caused Eric to reportedly comment that he hoped Chappelle would "take it easy" on his father.
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