" Netanyahu: 'We act in many arenas' "We act in many arenas against a country which seeks to destroy us.
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We have never seen an Australia-style law get through Congress, but we did get the National Firearms Act in 1934, the Gun Control Act in 1968, and the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act in 1993.
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Will it only act in the physical world or will it also be able to act in the Internet world?
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Following his departure in 1973, the momentum continued with the passage of the Safe Drinking Water Act in 1974, the Toxic Substances Control Act in 1976, and the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act in 1976, among others.
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Bilirakis voted against reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act in 2013 and against the Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act in 2009.
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"In order to act in self-defense, you must act in reaction to imminent bodily harm, and there was not any," D'Amico said.
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The few that passed were landmarks — the Freedom of Information Act in 1967, the Fair Credit Reporting Act in 1970, and the Privacy Act in 1974 — but all of them focused on individuals' right to know about the information these databases held.
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Meanwhile: Campaigns can act in ways the national party does not endorse, and political committees, in turn, can act in ways the candidates do not endorse.
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In more recent history, the Clean Water Act in 1972 and an expansion of the Freedom of Information Act in 1974 both passed despite presidential vetoes.
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Whether you're in a position where you can act on policy or you can act in the C-suite or you can act in any way that you can.
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After several rulings upholding the constitutionality of the Voting Rights Act, in 2013 the Supreme Court gutted the heart of the Voting Rights Act in Shelby County v. Holder.
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Other laws have been even worse: the PATRIOT Act in 2001 and regular extensions of its surveillance provisions, up until the tentative reforms of the USA Freedom Act in 85033.
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The federal government has tried to rein in this problem with parity laws, particularly the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act in 2008 and the Affordable Care Act in 2010.
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Heaven forbid she call his bluff and act in kind.
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One puppet act in Yogja, however, is far from traditional.
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With the Canadian Cannabis Act in effect as of Oct.
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Democrats and Republicans tend to act in systematically different ways.
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And has that led you to act in concrete ways?
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They often act in concert, whether by design or coincidence.
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Yet this isn't how they act in plenty of cases.
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Why did Mueller act in this illogical and inconsistent manner?
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Carmen is just the latest act in a distinguished career.
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The regulator is meant to act in the public interest.
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House Republicans passed the Stop School Violence Act in March.
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STEPEDU began giving the ACT in April 2013, Han said.
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They're trying to craft this second act in their careers.
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Six justices would be needed to act in the case.
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Eleanor Reissa will direct and also act in the play.
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It would be his last act in a Reds uniform.
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Paul and Walberg first introduced the FAIR Act in 2014.
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He also voted against the Affordable Care Act in 2010.
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What a shameful act in such developed city like Bangalore.
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Did it act in a "wolf pack" with other investors?
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I write, Direct and act in with who I choose.
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The Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act in 2012.
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It needs to suspend the Jones Act in Puerto Rico.
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You still act in a handful of films each year.
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How do you write that first act in one night?
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It was the first antidiscrimination act in the United States.
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And this time, it's claiming to act in your name.
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It was just another show, another act in the carnival.
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Each side faces a balancing act in its allotted time.
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"Everybody knows how to act in Naples," said Mr. Costanzo.
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We will only act in the best interest of Mexicans.
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At times, the regulatory bodies do not act in tandem.
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As we act in our national interest, so does France.
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Lipinski voted against ObamaCare and the DREAM Act in 2010.
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I had noooo desire to act in this film. None.
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USCIS is trusting your company to act in good faith.
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Government officials are supposed to act in the public interest.
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"Everybody knows how to act in Naples," the director said.
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Apple has found its next act in hardware with wearables.
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The young United States passed a similar act in 1790.
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I don't even know how to act in a sauna.
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Trudeau has a delicate balancing act in front of him.
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Jerry Brown signing the Justice for Victims Act in 2016.
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Somehow that's still a radical act in a Hollywood film.
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But Democrats have used federal power to enact their agenda in the past (the Voting Rights Act in 1965, the Motor Voter Act in 1993) on voting issues, and Trump could do the same.
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It is reasonable for borrowers to assume that their loan servicer will act in their best interests, and Navient's "active conduct created a duty to act in accordance with their own statements," he wrote.
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When N.F.L. players act in solidarity against the threat of getting fired or otherwise disciplined for stepping out of racial place, they act in opposition to employment discrimination, and the law forbids employer retaliation.
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But he finds it impossible to act in a conventional way.
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As a result, Barack Obama signed the "Magnitsky Act" in 2012.
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Under this strategy, anyone, anywhere, could act in the group's name.
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And you always act in a way that can be masked.
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"First, we condemn this act in the strongest terms," she said.
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How would America act in the world during a Delaney administration?
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OK, maybe this is just how I act in the water.
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"We have to act in absence of federal action," he says.
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"Let's act in a peaceful but firm manner," Lasso's tweet read.
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Wilson voted against reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act in 2013.
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Because people try not to act in their own worst interests.
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Farage is now beginning a whole new act in American politics.
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The question is, why did he act in a particular way?
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Doing business is hard when agencies no longer act in unison.
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He said the ECB was determined to act in adverse scenarios.
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Companies are supposed to act in good faith to protect users.
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They afflicted their authority and ability to act in a crisis.
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Is that how a potential president should act in a crisis?
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He's from Florida, and knows how to act in these situations.
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" Ramaphosa wanted the police "to act in a more pointed way.
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Reality check: This isn't a magic disappearing act in a bottle.
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"Just act in a way where it's an emergency," said Tygapaw.
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This means they're legally obligated to act in your best interests.
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He also voted for the Defense of Marriage Act in 1996.
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But House Democrats also failed to act in the public interest.
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Power, along with charm, is also an act in this novel.
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Respond: Choose to act in a way that makes logical sense.
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"We need to act in a strategically different way," she said.
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Or, are they entitled to act in their own self-interest?
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I will act in the best interest of all of you.
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TC I'd act in a movie you directed in three seconds.
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President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act in March 2010.
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But a number of corporations decided to act in their stead.
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The second act, in 1993, takes place in a lesbian club.
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Domestic terrorists, like white supremacist extremists, rarely act in a vacuum.
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Today's warmer oceans still act in aggregate as sinks for CO21913.
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But not when they considered his magic act in center field.
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Mr. Mueller's final act in public life might be the anticlimax.
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North Korea did not see the act in the same light.
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"He added, "This is far from her last act in politics.
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That crisis led to the landmark Clean Air Act in 2774.
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Congress must act in a bipartisan way to improve the ACA.
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Lloyd Doggett that he would act in accordance with the law.
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He is known for introducing the USA Patriot Act in 2001.
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Consider the challenge of getting people to act in virtuous ways.
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She grew up in Nashville wanting to act in Shakespearean plays.
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"We're going to act in a very responsible way," she said.
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There are two pieces of legislation currently pending in Congress that would end this needless discrimination: the Veterans Equal Access Act in the House and The Veterans Medical Marijuana and Safe Harbor Act in the Senate.
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Bayer, the thinking went, needed to act in order to stay competitive.
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He's completely aware of how he should act in everyplace he is.
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This tactic has encouraged his supporters to act in a similar fashion.
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Unfortunately, advisers don't always act in the best interests of their clients.
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However, he reintroduced the Debt-Free College Act in March with Sen.
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THAT WE COULD SEE THE LEGISLATIVE BODIES ACTUALLY ACT IN THIS AREA?
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It empowers each of us to act in our own specific capacity.
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Newsom signed the state's Presidential Tax Transparency and Accountability Act in July.
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Sessions voted against the Shepard-Byrd Hate Crimes Prevention Act in 2009.
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"One never likes the government to act in stupid ways," Eidelman said.
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The agreement highlights Mr Putin's delicate balancing act in the Middle East.
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Then came Stanton's heroics and Phelps' high-wire act in the ninth.
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The End of Life Option Act in California was inspired by Brittany.
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That was true for what became the Affordable Care Act in 2009.
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"Participation gives you a right to act in the future," she says.
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Taylor shouted him out when he backed the Equality Act in June.
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But there's one more act in this drama: At 10:46 p.m.
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Immigration and Nationality Act, in which Congress authorized the secretary of homeland
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Be prepared to be deployed overseas and act in Australia's national interest.
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LAHTI: I want to either direct or act in movies about women.
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Bottom line: Nations do not always act in their own economic interests.
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"This should act in favour of those from ethnic minorities," she argues.
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In 2016, Bridenstine introduced the American Space Renaissance Act in the House.
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He said he has seen Islamist groups act in a similar manner.
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They demonstrate the perils of allowing the government to act in secrecy.
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Grassley introduced the Disclosing Foreign Influence Act in late 2017 with Rep.
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But Reid assumes that people of note act in history, and matter.
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The Indian Citizenship Act in 1924 granted American citizenship to Native Americans.
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EDT: President Trump signs the Taxpayer First Act in the Oval Office.
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Moreover, President Obama has used the Antiquities Act in a noteworthy manner.
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If you decide on your capital city, we will act in accordance.
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Others are emboldened to act in an equally nationalistic and assertive way.
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Fiduciaries are advisors who act in the best interest of the client.
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Its characters act in ways that offer the novelistic pleasure of surprise.
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She wants women to be free to act in their own interest.
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And it's why we need a New Voting Rights Act in America.
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He spends his days wondering what makes cells act in different ways.
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The military must have a defined mission and act in its accordance.
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Fiduciaries, on the other hand, must always act in your best interest.
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Interviews of targets are generally the final act in a judicial melodrama.
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Mike DeWine is showing him how leaders act in moments of crisis.
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That's why I always find a way to act in my videos.
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The All Writs Act, in its current form, was passed in 1911.
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No official is obliged to act in defense of their family's rights.
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She continued to act in film and on television throughout the 1980s.
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We don't have a freedom of information act in our country yet.
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"We're not the only act in town any more," Mr. Burke said.
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The justices could act in that case as early as next week.
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The leaders of the agency's enforcement division act in a nonpartisan capacity.
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It may be the most extreme surveillance act in the Western world.
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Hannah Gadsby's "Nanette" is the most talked-about comedy act in years.
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"Where appropriate, the WTA will act in an appropriate manner," Simon said.
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They should continue to act in their owners' best long-term interests.
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Randy thinks he was born for better, longer narratives to act in.
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Brasher argued to eviscerate the Voting Rights Act in Shelby County v.
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Lincoln did act, in a very big way called the Civil War.
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They might act in a circumscribed manner, precisely and carefully picking targets.
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A fiduciary has a legal duty to act in your best interest.
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They are musicians, they do martial arts, and they act in movies.
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Administration in 1934 and Congress's ratification of the Fair Housing Act in
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We reached the point where we had to act in self-defense.
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"He can come back to act in soap operas," Mr. Valente said.
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There is no guarantee other suffers will act in this exemplary way.
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The polar bear was listed as threatened under the act in 2008.
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Were there any previous signs that he would act in this way?
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My investment professional doesn't have to act in my best interests already?
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Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, in all divorces after Dec.
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The Supreme Court's gutting of the Voting Rights Act in Shelby v.
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Democrats unanimously opposed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in the House.
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I don't trust them until I'll see how they act in Parliament.
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The Europeans could also back down should Iran not act in January.
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I don't trust them until I'll see how they act in parliament.
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Now, no one really believes the U.S. military will act in Venezuela.
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They also encourage regulators to act in the best interests of patients.
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Tim Hardaway Jr.'s second act in New York can now begin.
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It can make people act in indirect and stealthy and hurtful ways.
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Moreover, Goldman does not expect the Fed to act in a vacuum.
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Doug Collins filed the Prison Reform and Redemption Act in July 2017.
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Congress rejected numerous proposals to repeal the Affordable Care Act in 2017.
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As a result, we have seen the successful enactment of the General Welfare Exclusion Act in 2014, House passage of the Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act in 85033, and enactment of Indian trust asset management reform legislation in 2016.
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There are two bills in Congress — the Secure Elections Act in the Senate and the PAPER Act in the House — that have significant bipartisan support and would get states and localities money to help ensure this happens nationally.
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Stopping it will require the international community to act in a concerted way.
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At least we got a nice follow-up sister act in Chicago though!
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Barr's act in the show that it produced is all about being shocking.
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If you want to be an actor, act in a school play first.
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What a performance, what a class act in the face of personal tragedy.
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But Airbnb's failure to act in a timely fashion may literally cost it.
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Until someone proves otherwise, to act in contemporary American governance is to polarize.
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Amending the 212 Omnibus Crime Act in October 22016, Congress opted for 22017.
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He dubbed it the "Stable Genius Act" in reference to Trump's recent tweet.
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He also encouraged voters to urge their representatives to act in reprimanding Waters.
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Trump has promised that repealing Obamacare would be his first act in office.
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"Animal cruelty is not an isolated act in many instances," Mr. Blumenthal said.
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"We need to act in a coordinated fashion with other countries," he said.
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Tech companies commonly invoke the Communications Decency Act in defending against similar lawsuits.
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Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat, introduced the Women's Health Protection Act in 2013.
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It will force advisors to act in the best interests of their clients.
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He is a class act in a field that needs more class acts.
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Gavin Newsom signed the state's Presidential Tax Transparency and Accountability Act in July.
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To some this will be just another hateful and violent act in America.
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So we could combine that with literature and our act in the future.
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AFTER WITNESSING near-biblical calamities, Congress passed the Clean Water Act in 183.
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And that is for the really big political blocs to act in concert.
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He became a regular act in the circus under the stage name Rupert.
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Billy Joel was also our opening act in Long Island [in the '60s].
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Thanks in part to their lobbying, Parliament passed the Gin Act in 1751.
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EU governments must act In Europe, governments are shamefully behind on both fronts.
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As my administration has demonstrated, America will always act in our national interest.
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I look at the rejection of the Affordable Care Act in the South.
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But you can trust many people to act in their perceived best interest.
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The House passed the Small Business Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act in January. Sen.
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You never know how you are going to act in a certain situation.
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Heat of passion means committing an act in the moment, without prior intent.
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He was the only lawmaker to vote against the Patriot Act in 2001.
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It's a tough road, that of the principled DIY punk act in 2016.
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The videos will offer simple ideas of how to act in the city.
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And we shouldn't forget that dance is a rebellious act in every culture.
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When confidence drops and money flows shift, the computers would act in reverse.
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My alma mater, Cedarville University in Ohio, committed a similar act in 2008.
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A fiduciary is has a legal duty to act in your best interest.
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For each adulterous act in Taiwan, you're sentenced to four months in jail.
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Congress approved the controversial Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act in 2005.
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He asked me to act in one of his movies, and I agreed.
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We need to really act in a big way to control these fatalities.
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He says they always try to act in the interest of their children.
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That's why we've introduced the STRONGER Patents Act in the Senate this week.
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That included working with Congress to extend the Voting Rights Act in 2006.
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Granted, both men have a certain freedom to act in a bipartisan manner.
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After the show ended, she continued to act in movies and on television.
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The Accountable Capitalism Act, in effect, rejects shareholder primacy and advocates stakeholder governance.
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A bitterly divided Supreme Court upheld (5-3) the Geary Act in 1893.
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The passage of the Illinois Land Conservation Act in 1996 enshrined a solution.
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Abortion was legalized in England, Wales and Scotland through an act in 1967.
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Coal's foreseeable decline began when Congress repealed the Fuel Use Act in 2000.
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In terms of live bands there isn't a tighter act in the country.
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Thune said it is a "problem" if Congress does not act in 2019.
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Others that they were somewhat of a comedy double act in the making.
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Large news organizations generally act in good faith and work to correct errors.
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"They depicted the suicide act in great detail [in season one]," Horowitz said.
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Former-FBI director James Comey has forged a lucrative second-act in media.
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This is precisely the way a boss shouldn't act in the work environment.
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In 2016, Drake was the most streamed act in the world on Spotify.
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"Don't act in a way that condones or enables further wrongdoing," Griswold says.
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We can listen to our hearts and act in our own best interest.
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Our commitment is to act in good faith and for the public good.
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Tuesday's attack was the worst terrorist act in New York City since Sept.
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You have said that you act in the best interest of your constituents.
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As the failures pile up, he'll act in an even more erratic fashion.
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Congress included the menu-labeling requirement in the Affordable Care Act in 2010.
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I became the biggest act in the world, and it's a scary thing.
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But there was a time when this was the toughest act in town.
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He went on to act in more than 200 films and television shows.
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Industry groups praised the inclusion of the SECURE Act in the spending bill.
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Done right, handjobs can be an incredible sex act in their own right.
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The ugly 60-day filibuster of the Civil Rights Act in the 1960s.
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A second act in this drama is a stunner in its own right.
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Puerto Ricans have been U.S. citizens since the Jones-Shafroth Act in 1917.
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Demand that they take a fiduciary pledge to act in your best interest.
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Britain's pound was laying low before the next act in the Brexit drama.
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"I admire people who are moved to act in a crisis!" he wrote.
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Deb Fischer, a Nebraska Republican, who introduced the Strong Families Act in February.
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That policy was reversed as part of the Affordable Care Act in 2010.
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Look, they're going to act in New Zealand, in France, and everywhere else.
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By law, agents must act in the best financial interest of their clients.
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"We trust our private sector partners to act in good faith," Henderson said.
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At times, they inspire people to act in ways that aren't entirely rational.
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Utah voters decided to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act in November.
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Again, what would it take for the Congress to act in that regard?
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The proponents of legislation now being considered in Congress, H.R. 9, the Innovation Act in the House, and S. 1137, the PATENT Act in the Senate, say these bills would stop deceptive and unfair business practices within the patent system.
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I did, however, act in an unacceptable manner and am terribly disappointed in myself.
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For me, Rayne's oeuvre and exhibition embody a similar act in the various refusals.
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Both times, the president appointed his deputy, Yemi Osinbajo, to act in his stead.
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Second, there would be grave doubt whether Congress could act in times of crisis.
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It only decided to act in the run-up to municipal elections in February.
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He has repeatedly introduced the English Language Unity Act in each Congress since 2003.
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Which leaders are likely to act in the long-term interest of the nation?
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I love the way the men respond and act in these situations, as well.
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But it stands ready to act in case the Swiss banks drag their feet.
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So now I act how I would act in real life all the time.
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First, she intends to include a Great Repeal Act in next year's Queen's Speech.
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Nathan Deal signed into law the Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act in 2012.
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Krakauer says he's seen turkeys act in a similar way with a coyote once.
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It could even shake confidence in the bank's willingness to act in another crisis.
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Lynching referred to the same base act in 1998 that it refers to now.
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BuzzFeed News reported on Senate Bill 179, or the Gender Recognition Act, in May.
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How would a wiggler, from "Super Mario World," act in "Super Mario Bros. 3"?
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They should act in unison and within the spirit of the rules-based system.
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They understand that they have to act in a responsible way because of it.
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That's actually enshrined in an act in the U.K. called the Data Protection Act.
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This is the ultimate example of a president trying to act in imperial fashion.
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The company has come under increasing pressure to act in the past few days.
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Michael Bennet also did not sign the Uighur Human Rights Policy Act in January.
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"State lawmakers feel a heightened urgency to act in the Trump era," Mauk said.
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The IDF will continue to act in order to safeguard Israel and its civilians.
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Congress would still need to act in order to make background checks fully universal.
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Nunn also went on to act in other films, including the Spider-Man trilogy.
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For that scene, 80 horses had to act in to capture the massive battle.
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Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) introduced the Climate Stewardship Act; in 85033, Lieberman joined Sen.
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There are lots of limitations on how women and men can act in relationships.
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Under the new standard, brokers will be required to act in your best interest.
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India passed the Street Vendors Act in 2014, which protects from evictions and relocations.
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"Harvey Weinstein did not act in or direct in those wonderful films," she said.
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The House of Representatives passed its SELF-DRIVE Act in the fall of 2017.
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KS: And congratulations on your act in Vegas, I'm so looking forward to it.
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I'll major in film and television, and then I can act in the films.
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Agencies usually act in accordance with the preferences of the president for many reasons.
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Is the Qatar blockade simply the opening act in a broader anti-Iranian offensive?
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Democrats initially passed the Affordable Care Act in 2009 with a 60-vote supermajority.
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Migration also was restricted, with the Immigration Act in 1924, introducing quotas for immigrants.
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On Monday, he said that Nissan would have to act in its own interests.
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Claiming it was protecting American jobs, Congress passed the Smoot-Hawley Act in 1930.
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Primaries, Washington Capitals and the Kitten Act in this week's photos of the week.
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Now it is incumbent upon us to act in their best and greatest interest.
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They are fiduciaries, committed to act in the client's best interests over their own.
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Later, the eagle and falcon were listed under the Endangered Species Act in 1973.
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Tim Walberg (R-Mich.) reintroduced the Fifth Amendment Integrity Restoration (FAIR) Act in Congress.
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These reports underscore yet another heinous act in the long, calamitous conflict in Syria.
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This practice was banned with the passage of the USA Freedom Act in 2015.
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Those groups say the administration didn't follow the Endangered Species Act in its analysis.
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Murphy was a co-sponsor of the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act in 2013.
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Rebel groups inside east Aleppo are fragmented and do not always act in concert.
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And they risk legal entanglements if they fail to act in a responsible manner.
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A decade ago, Congress reauthorized the Voting Rights Act in a nearly unanimous vote.
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Nominally independent state auditors also appeared to act in a way that favored Fidesz.
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The Trump administration said this bulletin contravened the Affordable Care Act in several ways.
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AnnaSophia Robb (Hulu's "The Act"), in her stage debut, plays one of the witches.
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"There's no incentive to act in good faith," said David Clohessy, a victims' advocate.
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But the Canadians would also prefer to act in conjunction with the European Union.
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But we're now opening the aperture, broadening the areas we're prepared to act in.
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Yesterday, performing at FADER Fort, she was perhaps the best new act in Austin.
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"We reached the point where we had to act in self-defense," Esper said.
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The crisis is in our collective failure to act in accordance with our values.
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I also know that many people will act in ways that create more suffering.
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That ensures that the Monarch has to act in the interest of the people.
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But that act in the distant past does not condemn us inescapably to sinfulness.
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And they will act in the shadow of their own decision in Korematsu v.
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Rather than coercing, China manipulates, preferring to act in moral and legal gray areas.
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Because we have a moral imperative to act and act in a real way.
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Few published studies show how supplements act in the human body in controlled trials.
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Currently, only independent registered investment advisors are required to act in a fiduciary capacity.
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After that came to light, Congress enacted the Detainee Treatment Act in December 2005.
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To address wage stagnation, we passed H.R. 7, the Paycheck Fairness Act, in March.
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This attack demonstrates Iran's asymmetric ability to act in an unexpected and capable way.
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For his second act in financial services, Laplanche is focused on avoiding past mistakes.
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Layla does not know where to look or how to act in that moment.
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It is not going to change the Endangered Species Act in the short term.
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EVANS: LISTEN, PEOPLE ARE LUCKY IF THEY GET A SECOND ACT IN LIFE, LARRY.
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Josh Hawley of Missouri introduced the bill, known as the ACCESS Act, in October.
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It's purposefully broad Congress passed the RICO Act in 1970 to combat organized crime.
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Murphy reportedly plans to use the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act in his efforts.
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"When people make their voices heard, our representatives act in our interest," she said.
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The only hope is for members of Congress to act in a bipartisan manner.
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The general attitude toward the RAISE Act in Congress appears to be, as Sen.
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That's why I introduced the Conditional Approval Act in the House and U.S. Sen.
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With the arrival of the Affordable Care Act in 2000, those worries melted away.
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Some businessmen are less sanguine, fearing that other countries will act in concert against America.
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"That's our primary concern, to act in the best interest of our daughters," Shannon said.
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Whenever we take a picture of ourselves or our friends, we act in some way.
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Uber wants to learn and refine how self driving cars act in the real world.
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Their reaction was a mere formality; all governments are expected to act in this way.
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Although the FCC and Department of Justice usually act in concert, they don't always agree.
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It also allows groups to mobilize and act in concert, which is central to politics.
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On Thursday morning, he returned to calling on Congress to act in the near-term.
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When California lawmakers proposed the Right to Know Act in 2013, tech companies grew worried.
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Holder, the case which gutted a key portion of the Voting Rights Act in 2000.
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Because when people act in protectionist ways, they erect barriers, which makes everyone worse off.
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Joy on its own can be sort of a radical act in times of darkness.
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" Combs says with a smile, "We're not going to act in there, you know that?
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The Marriage and Civil Partnership Act in 2014 made same-sex marriage legal in Scotland.
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That suggests a big opportunity for firms that can act, in effect, as careers advisers.
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I first saw Hasan Minhaj, creator of Netflix's Patriot Act, in the fall of 2015.
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Holder, the case that gutted a key portion of the Voting Rights Act in 2000.
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It is difficult for a politician to consistently act in an area with no reward.
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Derek Kilmer (D-WA), who introduced the Honest Ads Act in the House of Representatives.
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Merkley is one of the co-sponsors of the SAFE Banking Act in the Senate.
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California's southern sea otters were listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act in 1977.
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But even since then the company has continued to act in a privacy hostile way.
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California Governor Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill 179 — The Gender Recognition Act — in October 2017.
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We only act in "masculine" or "feminine" ways because that's what we're expected to do.
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Some other Fisher gems posted on Twitter: Carrie Fisher didn't just act in STAR WARS.
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Obama has now used the Antiquities Act in more instances than any of his predecessors.
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Last time they passed the REINS act, in 2015, it received exactly two Democratic votes.
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This is a battle about getting your financial advisor to act in your best interest.
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" The ACLU of Missouri praised Chapel's "visionary leadership during this shameful act in Missouri's history.
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The only thing you can really trust Facebook to do is act in its interests.
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That might sound corny AF. But, listen, #selfcare can be a radical act in 2018.
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The new regulations would require that advisers always act in the best interest of clients.
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Keys was convicted of hacking under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act in October 2015.
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If they act in solidarity with the victims and challenge elites, they may become victims.
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Many of us are too urbane to intimately know how rams act in the wild.
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It's not just a big mob or lynching or a violent act in an alleyway.
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Look, so the most popular dance act in the world released an album last week.
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The rule requires that brokers who give retirement advice act in their clients' best interest.
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The two shareholders said on Monday they would act in concert to exert their influence.
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Trump has turned national security into just another political act in the Trump reality show.
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Many black Americans do not trust their healthcare providers to act in their best interests.
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Does Mr Son act in the interests of SoftBank's shareholders or the Vision Fund's investors?
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We have to know who we are and act in keeping with our truest values.
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In both cases Congress responded to limit future uses of the act in those states.
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Apparently not at all, judging by the belief-defying buddy act in the Rose Garden.
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Richard Blumenthal, also of Connecticut, said Congress "refuses to act" in response to mass shootings.
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The Israel Anti-Boycott Act, in this regard, is identical to the Fair Housing Act.
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Companies have long been legal persons, able to act in court in their own right.
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Over the course of his career, he went on to act in over 300 films.
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But the President didn't push for lawmakers already in Congress to act in the House.
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Giveaways to big polluters and absolute failure to act in the face of climate change.
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While most analysts believe Congress will act in time, the uncertainty weighs on the market.
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The Supreme Court also unanimously rejected the National Industrial Recovery Act in 1935 as unconstitutional!
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Supporters say it would ensure that they act in the best interests of their clients.
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By the beginning of the next decade, the best-selling act in history broke up.
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And the future of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in the Senate remains uncertain.
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The two shareholders said their aim was to act in concert to exert their influence.
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Yet Zambrotta's crime was not the act in itself but the unexpected confession that followed.
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And I always had this fantasy that my family would act in the film, too.
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He was awesome and a beloved mid-card act in the early to mid 80s.
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Yates urged the White House "to act" in order to limit the risk Flynn created.
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When we expect the best, our health benefits because we act in our best interest.
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Some people are poor FaceTime partners, being too skittish to perform the act in public.
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The court has undermined the protections all derive from the right to act in concert.
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One of McCain's crowning achievements in the Senate was the McCain-Feingold Act in 2002.
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You must act in such a way that you shock and reshape your subconscious patterns.
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House Republicans passed the American Health Care Act in a narrow 217-213 vote Thursday.
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Trump invoked the act in an executive order last week but hadn't used it yet.
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A kiss did not have to lead to anything; it was an act in itself.
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The federal government must act in order to protect thousands of children across the country.
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They reflect the candidate's actual worldview, and likely predict how he would act in office.
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These things should never happen again, so people have to act in a responsible way.
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The same thing happened when Congress passed the Occupational Safety and Health Act in 1970.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) has reintroduced the DREAM Act in this Congress along with Sen.
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EyePick builds a brain for robots to see, understand and act in the real-world.
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Soon it becomes apparent that the E.C.R.G. is not the main act in this show.
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WikiLeaks' Assange charged under the Espionage Act in a 'major test case' for press freedom
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Sex is more a state of mind than an act in this lush, subtle novel.
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The House has now passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act in a bipartisan fashion.
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And we can each call on people to act in ways that help our communities.
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They make the promises other politicians can't because they act in ways other politicians won't.
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The bigger concern is that people won't act in the way they really need to.
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Trump sometimes changes his mind, but he rarely manages to act in any strategic sense.
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Aren't we supposed to act in a way that maximizes our genes' chance of survival?
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It requires financial firms to act in a client's best interest when dispensing retirement advice.
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Thanks to the Supreme Court's gutting of the Voting Rights Act in Shelby County v.
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Booker voted against the Taylor Force Act in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee last month.
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EST: President Trump signs the Women's Suffrage Centennial Commemorative Coin Act in the Oval Office.
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EST: President Trump signs the Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture Act in the Oval Office.
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Frances believes that to act in the world is to do inevitable damage to it.
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The Texas governor has faced pressure to act in the wake of the deadly shootings.
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More to the point, I never saw Brett act in the manner Dr. Ford describes.
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APRA, in December, had alleged that the company failed to act in its customers' interests.
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Even after the appeal of the Volstead Act in 1933, the craft-cocktail movement languished.
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Twenty-seven people have been killed since the government passed the citizenship act in December.
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Along with Durbin, Hatch co-sponsored the first iteration of the DREAM Act in 2001.
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Now he's been handed the longest punishment for an on-field act in NFL history.
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And on January 7, McClellan prefiled the Reproductive Health Protection Act in the Senate. Del.
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Unlike a president and those who act in his name, federal judges have life tenure.
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The reality is that many advisers are not required to act in investors' best interests.
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Congress passed the sweeping Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act in 1930, prompting a global trade war.
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It's time to push our leaders to act in holding companies accountable for pay disparities.
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" Later, Nelson pressed Facebook and other social media companies to "get your act in order.
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Referrals don't guarantee charges will be brought or require prosecutors to act in any way.
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"Act in the guise of defending the Republic," a Comintern leader told the Party's followers.
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It changed the way I look at things and how I act in my life.
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Mr. Ramaphosa said the African Union needed to act in concert with the international community.
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"This administration, like all others, has the right to act in self-defense," said Rep.
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It wasn't only Mr. Obama's refusal to act in the moment that undermined our credibility.
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The 1804 Gradual Abolition Act in New Jersey, for example, did not free anyone immediately.
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Peter Stark (D-CA) offered in his AmeriCare Health Care Act in 2006, and Sen.
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Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY), who introduced the First Step Act in the House with Rep.
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Stein, however, said that Betterment's sole goal was to act in the best interest of clients.
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Ayanna Pressley introduced the same bill, titled the Healthy MOMMIES Act, in the House on Wednesday.
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Congressional Republicans have also been meeting to discuss ways to repeal the act in its entirety.
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After the first attacks, Suu Kyi urged the army to act in accordance with the law.
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John Conyers (D-MI) first introduced the Expanded and Improved Medicare for All Act in 2003.
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Anyone who thinks that Europe will not act in its own economic interests is kidding themselves.
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They foresee a normal, albeit slightly more expensive, year for the Affordable Care Act in California.
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Animals that can't plan ahead live in the moment, and act in accordance to immediate needs.
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Members of Congress were elected to do things, not just act in the latest political drama.
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More to the point, I never saw Brett act in the manner that Dr. Ford describes.
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Shifts are taking place in your relationships, so expect your partners to act in surprising ways.
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Mike Pence signed the state's Religious Freedom Restoration Act in 2015, leading major employers, including Salesforce.
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A few months after signing the Indian Removal Act in 1830, he addressed his former colleagues.
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Roy Cooper's veto of the "Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act," in a 67-53 vote.
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EST: President Trump signs "The Supporting Veterans in STEM Careers Act" in the Oval Office. Feb.
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That's a good thing if you trust Google to remain benign and act in everyone's interests.
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The Supreme Court read such a requirement into the Exchange Act in 1983's Dirks v.
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Still, if the E28500 act in concert, they could drag out the dispute resolution process indefinitely.
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Senator Cruz voted against the Paycheck Fairness Act in 2014 when Republican Senators unanimously blocked it.
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At the human, Christian level, we should act in a way that's not scoring political points.
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In fact, based on what I've seen, Diesel refuses to act in any scenes at all.
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The ministry added that Chinese air force pilots consistently act in a professional and responsible manner.
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"It's important that Russia does not act in isolation; that's when it becomes dangerous," said one.
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"I had to act in a prudential manner given Mr. Sheen's emphatic denials," Mr. Howard said.
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We are convinced that we can act in this area based on the existing antitrust law.
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Why would Ben Kingsley, an Oscar winner, agree to act in his movie, given his reputation?
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With this aspect in your birth chart, you likely struggle to act in your best interest.
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He knows he has to let me shoot my film, so I will act in his.
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Snowden spoke about how important it is for individuals to act in the name of liberty.
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Those are especially awful to act in, because you know they are real things that happened.
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Justin Bieber performed a pretty impressive vanishing act in the middle of a concert Thursday night.
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The end of the TFS is the opening act in a year of tighter monetary policy.
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Smalltooth sawfish are related to sharks and were listed under the Endangered Species Act in 2003.
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And Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid invoked the Hatch Act in a letter to Sunday night.
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And I also know what will motivate the next killer to act in a similar way.
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Once the Supreme Court overturned a key part of the Voting Rights Act in Shelby v.
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The state will only intervene if people do not act in the interest of the nation.
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Companies that break the law or act in concert with autocratic governments do not deserve sympathy.
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In act, in 2016, she even celebrated her 44th birthday with a special serenade from one.
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And it's possible that less-critical habitats will be added under the act in the future.
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A president needs to rise above the point-scoring and to act in the national interest.
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That's how a constituent eventually changed Altmire's mind on the Employee Free Choice Act in 2007.
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Then when Congress passed the Civil Rights Act in 1964, domestic workers were left out again.
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This came after Trump and the Republicans tried to gut the Affordable Care Act in 653.
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Technology is changing how we act in a political sense — and not necessarily for the better.
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Russ Feingold in Wisconsin were sitting members who voted for the Affordable Care Act in 2010.
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The bear was originally listed under the Endangered Species Act in 1992 because of habitat loss.
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House Republicans narrowly passed the American Healthcare Act in early May, after an earlier effort failed.
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Watching Matt and Maria's marriage gave me a vision for how to act in a partnership.
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H.), and 67 of their colleagues in cosponsoring the Sugar Reform Act in the House (H.
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But Survival nevertheless invites players to regard and act in service of something greater than themselves.
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Bizarrely, opponents are also wielding a strange, clerical error over the Clean Air Act in 1990.
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Most famously, the two-speech rule was used to pass the Civil Rights Act in 1964.
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Congress didn't act in the wake of those tragedies or the 93 gun deaths every day.
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Congress made progress when it passed the Stem Cell Therapeutic and Research Reauthorization Act in 2015.
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He is working for a president who will continue to act in the same destructive manner.
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Republicans for years attacked Democrats, saying they rushed passage of the Affordable Care Act in 2010.
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In 2008, it adopted a fiduciary standard requiring its planners to act in clients' best interests.
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It was a linchpin of Republicans' failed effort to defeat the Affordable Care Act in 2010.
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Campaigners have long called for amending Thailand's 1961 National Park Act in consultation with indigenous communities.
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That was the formula Democrats used successfully in reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act in 2013.
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"We lost our beautiful niece to a totally senseless act in Las Vegas," Barbara Parsons wrote.
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The debate echoes the last time Congress rewrote the Higher Education Act, in the mid-2000s.
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Under U.S. law, Native American tribes can act in certain matters as semi-autonomous sovereign entities.
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We supported Israel's right to act in self-defense, which could lead to retribution against us.
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Congress passed the Voting Rights Act in 1965 after a voting rights campaign in Selma, Ala.
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It's a balancing act in the food and beverage world that has challenged companies like PepsiCo.
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Boeing must act in its own best interest by dotting every "i" and crossing every "t".
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The tax issue had faded after Republicans passed their Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in 2017.
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He sat next to President Obama for the signing of the Affordable Care Act in 2010.
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Russian spokesman Dmitry Peskov, meanwhile, warned that Syrian armed forces were readying to act in Idlib.
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Mueller's report will be the final act in a months-long battle with the White House.
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In response, Congress passed a wave of amendments to the Federal Election Campaign Act in 1974.
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Republicans are following suit, even those who voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act in 2017.
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According to Friedman, companies have a duty to act in the sole interests of their shareholders.
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If not, the Saudis will act in a manner that challenges U.S. goals, particularly in Syria.
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Hasselhoff continued to act in soap operas, plays, and even appeared in a few reality shows.
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This way, the incentive is to act in order to restore democracy before sanctions kick in.
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Congress has a good chance of passing the Infrastructure, Jobs and Tax Reform Act in 2017.
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Wyden's Consumer Data Protection Act resembles the General Data Protection Regulation act in the European Union.
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They should do their jobs and act in accordance with what is best for their country.
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" Ross said the suspect "has confessed to committing this cowardly act in the name of Islam.
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Here's some advice on breaking a new act in 2017 from your old pals at Noisey.
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She doesn't need to sing or dance like Beyoncé, or act in movies like Jennifer Lawrence.
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And it's reasonable to see Murkowski's courtesy toward Daines as an altruistic act, in that sense.
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The passage of the Affordable Care Act in 6900 heralded the end of competition in healthcare.
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"So we don't really act in a knee-jerk reaction to a currency weakness," Naidoo said.
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Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) brought up the Logan Act in an attempt to minimize the damage.
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This is a defiant act in Mutua's native Kenya, where it's taboo for women to drum.
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Many are classified as independent contractors, with their agencies claiming to act in an advisory capacity.
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"It's either you clean up your act, or government will have to act in that space."
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But the cost of failing to act in both lives and treasure will be far greater.
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Each had a modicum of trust that the other would act in a reasonably predictable way.
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Part of the reason for that is it's very difficult for it to act in coordination.
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When Congress passed the Civil Rights Act in 1964, some domestic workers were left out again.
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Why did the administration fail to defend parts of the Affordable Care Act in federal court?
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Massachusetts introduced "Romneycare," a system credited as the model for the Affordable Care Act, in 2006.
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The second act, in which the Sugarplum Fairy takes over, is all about color and candy.
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We also require advertisers to act in accordance with the local law and our advertising policies.
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Actresses like Katherine Heigl, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Jennifer Lopez almost exclusively act in romantic comedies.
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Congress passed and the president signed the Foundations of Evidence-Based Policy Making Act in 2019.
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I'm not sure I trust an anonymous player to act in the best interest of America.
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They met with community leaders and recruited locals to act in the original trailer from 2016.
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The different views inside his conference make that a particularly complicated balancing act in this trial.
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We may act in the service of these motives at the expense of sincerity and clarity.
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When lawmakers passed the Dodd-Frank Act in 2010, they didn't bother to sweat the details.
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In fact, the Budget Control Act in 2011 reduced spending by $2 trillion over 10 years.
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The Runaways and the Go-Go's were acting the way we saw men act in music.
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In 2019, Minnesota Senator Tina Smith introduced a version of the Alec Smith Act in Congress.
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These factors all act in concert to limit revenue generation and investment recuperation before patent expiry.
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Booker's fight to legalize marijuana was simply his latest act in reforming the criminal justice system.
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Tom Price will be asked to pull off the most perilous high-wire act in Washington.
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JOE KERNEN: If Congress doesn't act in six months on DACA, what would the President do?
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In 1978, Congress passed the Ethics in Government Act in the wake of the Watergate scandal.
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Polls show they reacted badly to his efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act in 2017.
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Both chambers have introduced legislation this year – the Email Privacy Act in the House by Reps.
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But GoFundMe has yet to act in a comparable way when it comes to similar treatments.
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Pascal did not act in the episode because he was starring on Broadway in "King Lear."
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Salesforce used its pull in Indiana to soften the state's Religious Freedom Restoration Act in 2015.
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In the Netherlands, four games were found in violation of the Dutch Gaming Act in 2018.
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The tweet suggests that the Obama administration failed to act in response to the Russian meddling.
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For example, their fiduciary responsibility requires directors to act in the best interests of the corporation.
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After all, Nevada regulations give a wide berth to corporate boards who act in good faith.
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Congress took a big step forward when it passed the 21st Century Cures Act in December.
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" He added: "I did, however, act in an unacceptable manner and am terribly disappointed in myself.
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Trump did sign the VA MISSION Act in 2018, which expanded and modified the Choice program.
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European diplomats say they cannot act in a region where Kurdish control is not internationally recognized.
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Partners and even foes know that US troops will generally act in accordance with those precepts.
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The Senate voted unanimously on legislation introduced by Cornyn and Feinstein reauthorizing the act in May.
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Now is the time to act in support of the needs of the desperate Venezuelan people.
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Here are three big ones: • The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act in Florida.
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The Taliban — like any group or state — can be expected to act in their own interests.
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" Now, he said, "you just about can't act in studio comedies without having an improv background.
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Then, when Congress passed the Civil Rights Act in 1964, domestic workers were left out inadvertently.
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But could men also act in stereotypically masculine ways because there is some benefit to them?
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Instead, we've seen the Israeli government continue to act in ways that are detrimental to peace.
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The Kander campaign shared a research document showing that Blunt has missed a variety of national security-related votes in recent years, such as on a motion to extend provisions of the Patriot Act in 85033 and to advance the Department of Defense Authorization Act in 2013.
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It's uncomfortable because you can't do what you love to do when you act in those scenes.
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Facing a potential threat of invasion from the North, Rhee passed the National Security Act in 20143.
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This often means they dismiss information that conflicts with their views and act in more prejudiced ways.
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That measure, called the "Fiduciary Rule," required retirement advisers to always act in their clients' best interests.
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Barbara Lee reintroduced a new iteration of the REPEAL HIV Discrimination Act in March of last year.
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In Myanmar, the government faces a delicate balancing act in renegotiating the project with China, analysts say.
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When it comes to the economy, people feel one way but act in a completely different manner.
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"We're clarifying the difference between researchers that act in good faith and people who don't," Flynn said.
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Now, as we act in the continuing narrative of 'Stranger Things,' we 1983 midwesterners will repel bullies.
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If the law matters so much, why do you act in ways that respect it so little?
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But taking one action — specifically, one military action — doesn't guarantee how he will act in the future.
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The other is a vague commitment for the country to "act in a constructive and responsible manner".
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Blue states are already defending the Affordable Care Act in court against red states' latest legal challenge.
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Mr. Cowell retired his baddie act in 2010, and the judges' panel went through an identity crisis.
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Varys hasn't promised Dany complete loyalty, either — if she strays from justice, he will act in retaliation.
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The two country musicians got together when McGraw enlisted Hill as his tour's opening act in 1996.
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It doesn't fall under the Narcotics Act in Germany, so it wasn't kept in a safety cabinet.
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Then, as now, populists claimed to act in the name of ordinary Americans against an exploitative elite.
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"From this day forward, the legislature has to act in the light of the day," he added.
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Sharing the true narrative would mean acknowledging that the police did not act in people's best interest.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee held hearings over compliance issues with the Vacancies Act in March of 19983.
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He doesn't feel he has to act in great big capital letters, even though other people are.
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Mike Quigley introduced the act in response to Trump's "unprecedented" use of Twitter, according to a statement.
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To argue that the administration had to act in this way to uphold the law is false.
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He compares the task ahead to reprogramming himself to act in a way previously foreign to him.
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To show off his new skill, the golden retriever had his owner tape the act in action.
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The government has moved to crack down on predatory lending, enacting the Military Lending Act in 2006.
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And with enough data, that can be used to cause us to act in a particular way.
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The Amritsar massacre was probably the most murderous single act in the history of the British Empire.
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To just intervene at this point and act in a way that prevents more harm from happening.
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She continued to act in many movies and TV shows, most recently the 2017 film "The Neighborhood."
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Manning, 22009, was convicted under the Espionage Act in 2013 and sentenced to 35 years in prison.
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"It's a balancing act in their own personality, as well as with the other person," Stellas explains.
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Some Republicans have accused Democrats of attempting to compel Barr to act in violation of federal rules.
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It matters how you act in moments when the whole country -- and the whole world -- are watching.
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Remedy: - Proposes to strengthen the duty on fund managers to act in the best interests of investors.
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"How you act in a workout is how you're going to act outside the room," she added.
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Encouraged by the singer, he wrote material for her and served as her opening act in concert.
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Critics claim that executives have violated their legal obligation to act in the best interest of investors.
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That doesn't sit well with Hunter — and the football player commits yet another unforgivable act in retaliation.
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Decades later, modern Adelanto is reaching for its next act in marijuana production, entirely in indoor spaces.
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US lawmakers passed the Magnitsky Act in 2012 to punish the Russians allegedly responsible for his death.
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It was apparent that the criminal felt safe in carrying out his act in front of others.
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That's why a bipartisan Congress passed the Clean Water Act in the first place back in 1972.
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" And the Times thundered: "Diplomacy is hard enough when foes act in a belligerent and arbitrary way.
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Chief Justice John Roberts echoed these precedents in his opinion upholding the Affordable Care Act in 2012.
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The only actors in the system who are able to act in real time are the campaigns.
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" "Congress reaffirmed that fact with its passage of the bipartisan Born-Alive Infants Protection Act in 2002.
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" She elaborated, saying, "What I opposed was including the Equality Act in the current Civil Rights Act.
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"More to the point, I never saw Brett act in the manner Dr. Ford describes," he wrote.
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Instead, we signed the '28503 Telecom Act in the Library of Congress, the American shrine of knowledge.
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Paul challenged the reauthorization of the Patriot Act in 85033 by filibustering for more than 10 hours.
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But he didn't have to train be to be racist for them to act in racist ways.
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"No one hired me for this because they saw me act in a film before," he adds.
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And tomorrow, let's get back to work with swift action on the OPPS Act in the Senate.
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Congress passed the first version of the opioids measure, the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act, in 2016.
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Bermuda's legislature passed the Domestic Partnership Act in December before Rankin signed it into law on Wednesday.
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"We are trying to act in a way that is complementary to the private sector," she said.
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Venus and Serena Williams are not the only sibling act in the opening days of the Open.
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Of course, we want nothing more than to assume that government officials will act in good faith.
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A basic principle in a democratic society is that elected leaders act in the people's best interest.
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If you want another deal, you have to act in good faith and stop this 'I won.
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The US passed the Magnitsky Act in 2012, which imposed sanctions Russians accused of violating human rights.
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Congress passed the Cybersecurity Act in December, with Obama signing the bill just before the new year.
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The fact that the crisis transcends political affiliation has allowed the administration to act in unprecedented ways.
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When I wrote the Violence Against Women Act in 1994, I believed it would be a lifeline.
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They displaced Congress, disregarded the law, and in general said they would act in their own way.
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That case eventually led to the Fitness and Athletics Equity for Students with Disabilities Act in Maryland.
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Rather than act in a respectable manner befitting their responsibilities as public servants, Democrats boycotted the vote.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) introduced S.2544, the "Ending Too Big To Jail Act," in March 2018.
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She also criticized his narrow reading of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act in Endrew F. v.
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But after a full season's balancing act in the crease, they expect either option to be prepared.
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Stephen Colbert left a message for her after she was announced as the featured act in February.
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If we fail to act and choose to do nothing, children will continue to act in hate.
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Update 5/17/19: The House of Representatives passed the Equality Act in a 236-173 vote.
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He voted for the Paycheck Fairness Act in 2014, though the bill was blocked by Senate Republicans.
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But X-Men: Apocalypse isn't the first time Munn has gotten to act in a superhero film.
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"Now there's severe problems with falsified artemisinin combination therapy (ACT) in western and central Africa," says Newton.
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The women who'd act in the same ways would be referred to as shrill or a bitch.
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Kevin Warsh told CNBC on Friday the Fed and other global central banks should act in unison.
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" — Todd R. Lockwood, Burlington, Vt. "Yes the number killed by the act in Las Vegas was greater.
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Royal commentators said the move was the final act in the division of the couples' public duties.
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President Franklin Roosevelt even suspended the Act in 1934 simply to make implementing the New Deal easier.
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Windsor, in which the Supreme Court struck down part of the Defense of Marriage Act in 2013.
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Expecting him to act in the country's interest is like demanding that your cat do the dishes.
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But the platform has been slow to act in a lot of arenas, including on white supremacy.
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Regulators have new rules for Wall Street brokers providing investment advice: Act in your customers' best interest.
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When you go to the doctor, there's an expectation that she will act in your best interest.
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"I have taken responsibility for every act in this office, good, bad or indifferent," Dr. Snipes said.
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Israel should act in accordance with signed international treaties and agreements, which it continues to systematically violate.
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I stopped putting on the mask of, this is how I'm supposed to act in these situations.
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Evolutionary anxiety primes us to act in accordance with self-preservation—and ultimately to our own benefit.
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The crime of spoofing was added to the criminal lexicon in the Dodd-Frank Act in 2010.
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"We're going to do our best to act in good faith," said Gumbs, who declined to elaborate.
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Trump hasn't released a healthcare plan since he tried to repeal the Affordable Care Act in 2017.
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Congress has shown in recent days that it has the capacity to act in times of crisis.
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It's a balancing act in a congressional district that stretches from liberal Detroit to Trump country downriver.
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People with advanced dementia often begin to act in uncharacteristically aggressive ways, as many caregivers can attest.
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It is also a grim, late act in the Arab Spring uprisings that broke out in 2011.
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If the Senate and the president won't act in 2020, expect voters to elect leaders who will.
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Trump signed the National Defense Authorization Act in December, which authorized a budget for the Space Force.
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Mercer, for his part, has argued that the Civil Rights Act, in 1964, was a major mistake.
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Japan introduced the corporate governance act in 2015, aimed at protecting shareholder rights and enriching their returns.
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Obama condemned the shootings as a despicable act in a statement from the NATO Summit in Poland.
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One man in China has gone viral for a selfless act in service of his pregnant partner.
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The DOL's Fiduciary Rule requires financial advisors act in their clients' best interest instead of their own.
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The partisan divide over the AHCA closely mirrors the passage of the Affordable Care Act in 2010.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court in 2012 upheld the Affordable Care Act in a 5-4 ruling.
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The passage of the California Voter's Choice Act in 2016, allowed counties to expand access to voting.
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When Congress passed the Emergencies Act in 1976, it included a critical check against just such abuses.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: Again, our number was -- ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: There's a balancing act in all of this.
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During the debate over the Affordable Care Act in 2009, the budget office played a central role.
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It will be easy to predict what America will do, because they will act in America's interest.
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They may subconsciously act in ways that elicit insensitive, unreliable or abusive behavior, whatever is most familiar.
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But it was an act in line with the hospital's and court's agenda to end Alfie's life.
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Just as Page pulled off a disappearing act in 2015, Brin too became a hermit of sorts.
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The fiduciary rule will require retirement investment advisers to act in the best interest of their clients.
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There needs to be a balancing act in which the public good and harm can be weighed.
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Read the story about the making of the California Consumer Privacy Act in The New York Times.
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In some cases, the shooter's symptoms may have more directly caused them to act in that way.
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"Most investors already thought their advisor was legally required to act in their best interest," Thompson said.
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Then, around 2015, our agency told us that Kobe Bryant might want to act in a movie.
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This past week, I introduced the bipartisan Protecting American Solar Jobs Act in the House with Reps.
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Hensarling unveiled the Financial CHOICE Act in June, a lengthy compilation of Republican financial regulatory reform priorities.
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And that's a great first step in corporations moving to act in a more socially responsible manner.
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He voted against the Detainee Treatment Act in 2005 that prohibited cruel or degrading treatment of detainees.
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Congress passed the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act in 2004, a rule book for manufacturers.
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Then there are the pointed critiques of whatever dreck bested the act in the charts that week.
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I am determined to act in the best interests of the company and all of its shareholders.
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People often speak about their behavior, and I'm not sure how I would act in their place.
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The 60th and deciding Senate vote for the Affordable Care Act in 2009 came from then-Sen.
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After devastation, it appears, humans cannot act in isolation but must find community in order to rebuild.
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The Innovation Act in the House and the PATENT Act in the Senate are the forms of legislation that have been pushed by activists, and continue to be sold as kinds of "bipartisan" overhauls of a system that is already in crisis due to a decade of instability.
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Mr. Vilsack was also central in pushing for passage of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act in 2010.
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Ms. Willis also helped write this disco smash for the Emotions, an R&B sister act in Chicago.
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Harris first introduced her Maternal Care Access and Reducing Emergencies Act in 2018, but it stalled in committee.
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He says he's a licensed gun owner but hasn't had to act in self-defense since that day.
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A fiduciary has a legal and regulatory obligation to act in a client's best interest at all times.
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At the start of each scene in every city, we'd cast the locals to act in the film.
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I believe it will act in line with the deal as Turkey has done so much for it.
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Jerry Brown signed the California End of Life Option Act in October, and it went into effect Thursday.
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He said there was a need for the judiciary to act in order to clear up the facts.
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Congressman Brett Guthrie and Congresswoman Cheri Bustos introduce the Save America's Pastime Act in House of Reps pic.twitter.
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But the song was simply heard as scandalous for it's direct address of the sex act in America.
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But the majority of advisers aren't even legally bound to act in the best interests of their clients.
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DeGeare suggests partners discuss how they react to everyday stress and how they act in times of crisis.
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But doing something about it will require them to act in a way that to many seems undemocratic.
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Value learning is an AGI's ability to learn what humans value and act in accordance with those values.
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Drivers are classified as independent contractors, and as such, tend to act in their own best self interest.
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The FCC is obligated to listen to the comments it receives and to act in the public interest.
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This year's election was the first since its legislature passed the Oregon Motor Voter Act in March 2015.
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Booker first introduced the Marijuana Justice Act in 2017, but it was not taken up for a vote.
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Meanwhile, more than 753 lawmakers, all Democrats, have signed onto the Social Security 2100 Act in the House.
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Fonda went on to act in movies like Ulee's Gold, The Hired Hand, and 3:10 to Yuma.
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As a board member, the lawyer is required to act in the best interests of the co-op.
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I urge my colleagues to pass the Defending American Security from Kremlin Aggression Act in the coming weeks.
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"This was a huge humanitarian act in our community," Carlton Jenkins, superintendent of Robbinsdale-area schools, told NPR.
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Therefore to act in a brutal manner against pacifist intellectuals who confront state power would be counter-productive.
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Among these is the employment subsidy program that was passed as part of the Recovery Act in 2009.
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Boskalis would act in a consortium with Lamprell, whose shares also jumped 8.9 percent on the deal win.
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And there's some people that simply don't think about that, or choose to act in a different way.
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We must stand together to condemn those who continue to act in hate rather than out of love.
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Imitating her act, in which she pretends to deliver a baby, he mimes a doctor slapping its bottom.
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The study prompted the first regulations on fine particulate matter issued under the Clean Air Act in 1997.
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For instance, Maine had passed its Marijuana Legalization Act in 2016, only to have it vetoed in 2017.
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It passed the Affordable Care Act in 2010, and after that, health issues largely disappear from the address.
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"There are not a lot of positive messages about the Affordable Care Act in Oklahoma," Mr. Goldman said.
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On Tuesday, Coughlin's last act in what he called his dream job was another emotional, high-energy oration.
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It urges governments to act in the best interest of the child when determining migration status and assistance.
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He helped to save the anti-discrimination protections at the heart of the Fair Housing Act in 2015.
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Despite the passage of the Affordable Care Act in 2010, America remains an outlier in health-care provision.
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Archer allegedly confessed to carrying out what Ross described as a "cowardly act" in the name of Islam.
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Russia said it had to act in 2008 to defend civilians in both entities from Georgian military attacks.
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"He has confessed to committing this cowardly act in the name of Islam," Ross told a press conference.
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In fact, God may have hardwired us to feel awe so we would act in more collaborative ways.
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This is another report of career officials saying, yes, Comey really did act in violation of the rules.
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That has left local jurisdictions such as Washington to act in response to growing public demand for quiet.
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The Democratic-majority House approved the legislation titled Raise the Wage Act, in a vote of 231-199.
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Training also ensures that officers act in conformance with the law and treat everyone with dignity and respect.
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The procession of amateur performers has itself become a more subversive act in an increasingly regulated city space.
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The failure of the American Health Care Act in the House is not principally the new president's fault.
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Both men pleaded guilty to violations of the Travel Act in exchange for lighter sentences and lesser fines.
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Their failure to act in accordance with the law puts both human life and property rights at risk.
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The US's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) listed the species under the Endangered Species Act in 2005.
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Actually ... it was more like she put on the hottest balancing act in a number of enticing ways.
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We must also act in more immediate ways that will protect not only LGBT people, but all citizens.
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These companies owe it to their shareholders and their work forces to act in a fiduciarily responsible manner.
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The Commission should not act in haste to revise rules that can negatively impact children in our country.
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It requires a brokerage firm to act in an investor's best interest; it does not eliminate that requirement.
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In response, Congress passed a new version of the Stolen Valor Act in 2013 that narrowed its application.
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Without this act in place, Princess Charlotte would have been behind Prince Louis in the line of succession.
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Some once argued that helmets or seatbelts or condoms would embolden people to act in a riskier fashion.
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The rule requires retirement advisers to act in the best interest of their clients and provide more disclosure.
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President Trump appears determined to act in response to the latest apparent chemical attack by the Assad government.
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Act in good faith by treating everyone with compassion and graciousness, even if they aren't doing the same.
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A new consumer protection rule that recently went into effect requires advisers to act in your best interest.
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Obama condemned the sniper attack as a despicable act in a statement from the NATO summit in Poland.
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Procrastination occurs when you decide to act in favor of the present moment over investing in the future.
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He wrote about the time an acquaintance enlisted him to act in an ad campaign, Kos-Read's first.
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Coffman, for example, co-sponsored a bill ending birthright citizenship and voted against the DREAM Act in 2010.
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The House Administration Committee approved the Securing America's Federal Elections Act in a 28503-22019 party-line vote.
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Thanks to the California Coastal Act, in California, there legally is no such thing as a private beach.
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Target's stores are also increasingly serving as fulfillment centers — 224,24 of them can act in that capacity today.
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The lawsuit began in 2015, whenusers accusedof violating that state's Biometric Information Privacy Act in collecting biometric data.
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That's why we - a Democrat and a Republican - are reintroducing the College Transparency Act in the 116th Congress.
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The Warriors can sniff a second straight championship, can sense the final act in their history-making season.
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How do you watch yourself without tearing apart the issues that made you act in the first place?
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Trump has called on Congress to act in the next six months on immigration legislation before DACA expires.
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We are in "the realm of freedom," writes Hägglund, when we can act in keeping with our values.
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The Food Drug and Cosmetic Act, in addition to multiple regulations, prevents cosmetic manufacturers from making treatment claims.
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It happened before the events of the comics, before even the passing of the Keene Act in 1977.
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He introduced the Stop BEZOS Act in September in an effort to pressure Amazon to boost its pay.
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In short, this rule means that they will be required to always act in their client's best interest.
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In 1977, Congress strengthened the act in ways that would give cleaner-burning natural gas a leg up.
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The report cards grade whether agency CIOs act in ways they can reduce IT costs and improve performance.
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But it's no surprise that telecom companies are going to act in the interest of their bottom lines.
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The economists drew comparisons between the current tariff measures under Trump and the Smoot-Hawley Act in 1930.
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As such, they should act in ways that support democratic practices, especially around sensitive political moments like elections.
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And until he does, we won't know what the next act in the Roger Stone saga will be.
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When the US passed the Family and Medical Leave Act in 1993, it left many women feeling cornered.
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He reintroduced the Partnership to Build America Act in the last two congresses, most recently in March 2017.
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Let's pass the Save The Internet Act in both houses and make the internet free and open again.
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But as outbreaks of yellow fever continued, Congress took action and passed the National Quarantine Act in 1878.
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"Undocumented migration is not a criminal act in Mexico," Interior Minister Alfonso Navarrete Prida said earlier this week.
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It is time for Congress to act ethically and responsibly and suspend the Jones Act in Puerto Rico.
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His obliviousness — to the mounting attention, not just Hasselbeck's second act in broadcasting — is what can sustain it.
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Ramaphosa implored South Africans to act in the interest of the nation and not out of self-interest.
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On treatment, Biden's plan emphasizes the role of the Affordable Care Act in expanding access to addiction treatment.
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Changes for voters The state tried to expand voter participation through its California Voter's Choice Act in 2016.
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They're making a mistake and you need to act in a contrarian way to take advantage of that.
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The role was originally intended for someone older, and Brosnahan was supposed to act in only two episodes.
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So it's inherently uncredible that the Saudis would act in any systematic way to keep prices artificially high.
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Mr. Jordan, an executive producers, will also act in the series, which is due on Netflix in 2019.
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Survivors of mass shootings and relatives of gun victims call on Congress to act, in a Times video.
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The Sexual Offences Act, in its final form, was the best version he thought he could get passed.
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His conclusion: We do care about our privacy, even if we don't always act in our best interests.
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Does it allow for Congress to act in the event that the vice president is negligent or unwilling?
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We are the last generation of decision makers that can act in time to avoid a planetary catastrophe.
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Allemagne said he hoped the new FIFA president, Gianni Infantino, would act in better faith than his predecessor.
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Democrats took a political gamble — and lost — when they created the Affordable Care Act in the first place.
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Looking back at this record is important because it can show how candidates will act in the future.
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It's not that the president did not act in suspicious ways, epitomized by his appalling performance at Helsinki.
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So they're both allegories or metaphors for how people and institutions act in times of conflict and desperation.
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Trump nuclear policies recklessly encourage others to act in the same way, leading to even more calamitous outcomes.
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They are not necessarily fiduciaries, meaning they do not always have to act in a client's best interest.
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It's a question of, do you eliminate the Affordable Care Act in order to have Medicare for All?
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Now he was obliged to act in the best interest of two different parties: investors and company management.
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The first act, in the aftermath of the second world war, brought computing to governments and big corporations.
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No less than Sturridge, Luiz proves that there can be a second act in a Premier League life.
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The sentencing was just the latest act in Mr. Weiner's nightmarish downfall fueled by his compulsive sexting habit.
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Walter Isaacson, Perella Weinberg Partners advisory partner, said Iger will act in a different capacity as executive chairman.
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But they didn&apost, because they understood that decision to kill Soleimani was not an act in isolation.
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While technically constitutional, the act — in effect, stealing a court seat — hadn't been tried since the 19th century.
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If they don't act in accordance with the law, I don't need to keep my pledge to them.
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After the assassination attempt Sesto organizes, Tito spent the second act in a hospital bed, trailing IV drips.
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Unless the Supreme Court wished to act in a nakedly partisan fashion, these rulings would stand on appeal.
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How many times in the American theater have we watched men characters act in their own self-interest?
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The Bermuda Senate and House of Assembly both voted overwhelmingly to advance the Domestic Partnership Act in December.
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You saw it with the fight on the Affordable Care Act in the House and in the Senate.
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"It's sound financial management advice to obey the law, rather than to blatantly act in opposition to regulations."
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Yet it was the singular act in Chibok that trained the world's sights on this war in Nigeria.
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Personally, I don't think there's anything more thrilling than performing a lewd act in a very public area.
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Michael Dell was said to be preparing for a second act in something new; perhaps politics, people speculated.
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Nonaligned states responded promptly, offering to convey messages to Hanoi — or perhaps to act in a mediating capacity.
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Vladimir Putin's annexation of Crimea in 2014 created a need to act in solidarity against an outside threat.
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That is why I introduced H.R. 3228, the VA Mission Telehealth Clarification Act in the United States Congress.
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Our bipartisan, collaborative effort to pass the Farm Workforce Modernization Act in the House is a momentous one.
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He&aposs also listed as the third highest-paid act in hip-hop, earning $75 million in 2019.
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For two years, the group has inspired lone attackers to act in its name, especially in the West.
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If Mr. Trump wishes to act in the interest of all working people, he will preserve those reforms.
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They know that when a news organization literally bears somebody's name, they're going to act in their favor.
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In his first act in his new role, Mr. Boente announced that he was rescinding Ms. Yates's order.
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It's time for Congress to act in a bipartisan fashion to steer it toward a more reasonable course.
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Six years ago, the Supreme Court dealt a devastating blow to the act in Shelby County v. Holder.
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Many conservatives still haven't forgiven him for spearheading the passage of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act in 2002.
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So more researchers are applying game theory to train self-driving cars how to act in uncertain situations.
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That act, in turn, drew derision from a number of people, including Bryce, who began fundraising off it.
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The party failed spectacularly to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act in 2017 when it dominated Washington.
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They are, however, required to act in good faith and must otherwise obey company, insurance and contract laws.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)Can social media clean up its act in time for the world's biggest election?
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Meanwhile, a law that requires brokers to act in clients' best interest took effect July 1 in Nevada.
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The American people simply cannot have confidence that he will act in the best interest of the nation.
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Bobby Rush of Illinois, who introduced the bill -- modeled after the JFK Assassination Records Act -- in March 2017.
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Six years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court gutted the landmark Voting Rights Act in its Shelby County v.
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The first act, in which Vera angles for a role, is in the style of a screwball comedy.
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President Richard Nixon passed the Noise Control Act in 1972, which recognized Americans' right to a quiet environment.
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"Of course the MB still has the resources to act in the US and Europe," Spencer tells me.
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" Here is a textbook case of Judge Silberman's "most heinous act in which a democratic government can engage.
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But Mr. Meadows noted that it had taken much longer to put the Affordable Care Act in place.
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So I feel like I have to act in this way: I have to be this innocent girl.
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At the same time, there is a looming 2018 ballot initiative to repeal the act in its entirety.
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The former Exxon executive's last act in office was to also condemn Russia over the nerve agent attack.
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Heating up the liquid ingredients could potentially affect how they act in the body and produce new chemicals.
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And if we are going to act in one fashion or another, the time to do so is now.
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A terrorist act is a political act, and a child doesn't have the capacity to act in that way.
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Obstructionists blocked his $50 billion "roads, rails and runways" proposal in 2010 and his American Jobs Act in 2011.
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He expects his nominees to act in a fashion that facilitates his economic agenda and they are doing so.
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"It's reducing the incentives advisors have to act in ways that aren't in the customers' best interest," she said.
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Americans have reached consensus on the need to act in response to climate change with one conspicuous exception: Republicans.
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The shackles that could have been put on a future president&aposs ability to act in national security instances.
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Canada abolished the death penalty from the Criminal Code in 1976 and from the National Defense Act in 20023.
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His government says the police act in self-defense, but critics say executions are taking place with no accountability.
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A third proposal doesn't specify what would happen to these provisions of the Affordable Care Act in a repeal.
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"Plenty of time to pass First Step Act in December," Grassley, the Senate Judiciary Committee's chairman, tweeted on Friday.
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Under the BICE, first advisers have to promise to act in the client's best interest — that's the fiduciary rule.
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