"It's on us to educate people about what's allowable and what's not allowable," says Andy Christensen, lead engineer on Nissan's ProPilot Assist.
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When it decided what apps are allowable, which retail activities in those apps are allowable, and how much of a cut it gets from every microtransaction.
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Court officials confirm that James received the maximum sentence allowable.
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When the political temperature rises, extremism becomes an allowable indulgence.
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Sometimes wealthy parents will simply fund the whole allowable amount.
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Many may not be allowable expenses through a health savings account.
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The allowable level for lead in bottled water is 5 ppb.
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The vehicles emitted up to 40 times the legally allowable pollutants.
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Vlasic was fined the maximum allowable under the Collective Bargaining Agreement.
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He also contributed the maximum allowable sum — $21,000 — to Lt. Gov.
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The current allowable dockage range is 2 percent to 2.5 percent.
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Most Division I hockey programs provide the 18 maximum allowable scholarships.
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When that happened, the allowable dose was increased to 7 roentgens.
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And charging 340 percent over the Medicare allowable rate is price gouging.
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Market competition likely means borrowers are paying less than the allowable amount.
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The vehicles had emitted up to 40 times the legally allowable pollutants.
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Amanda Hayes was sentenced to 20 years in prison, the maximum allowable.
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The vehicles had emitted up to 6033 times the legally allowable pollutants.
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The affected vehicles emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution levels.
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Allowable moving expenses include transportation, cost of storage, travel, and lodging expenses.
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It's perfectly allowable for her to decline to participate in our coverage.
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He received a one-year sentence, the maximum allowable under the law.
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Cardenas said Bold PAC donated the maximum allowable amount for Gomez's election.
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New York City has approved Tesla's Model 3 as an allowable taxi.
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The etymology of the two words is different, however, so it's allowable.
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The charter commission has also proposed lowering the maximum allowable contributions significantly.
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He was later sentenced to a year in prison, the maximum allowable.
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He was sentenced to 29 years in prison, the maximum allowable, in January.
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So, for a $100 two-week loan, the total allowable amount is $26.38.
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She also made the maximum allowable personal donation-- $5,400 -- to Cruz last fall.
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The wind on Rodgers' race was 258.38 mps, under the allowable 214.59 mps.
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Typically, generic medications are subject to what's called maximum allowable cost (MAC) pricing.
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For the Powerball drawing, he adjusted the 40 to an allowable single digit.
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Since the February announcement, the maximum allowable draft has been reduced five times.
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Harambe the gorilla was on the list, but that name is now allowable.
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Most of the deductions were for allowable charitable contributions and state income taxes.
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None of the 15 allowable basketball scholarships had been slashed by school officials.
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This would involve them renegotiating his current contract to the maximum allowable under the current collective bargaining agreement, a starting salary of $276,540,100 for this season, then extending his contract at the maximum allowable 7.5 percent raises for three additional years.
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It also would nearly double the current allowable contribution levels for Health Savings Accounts.
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The amount of the fine is the maximum allowable under the collective bargaining agreement.
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In reality, the vehicles emitted up to 40 times the legally allowable pollution levels.
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She donated $6900,2628 each, the maximum allowable amount, to the election campaigns of Sens.
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First, only about 10 percent of participants have been contributing the maximum amount allowable.
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Sanitary products will be added to the list of allowable purchases beginning in April.
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So for fractions with denominator 220 you might set the allowable error to 220.
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" As their allowable building envelope got squeezed, she said, "we kept redesigning and redesigning.
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Gay students have also been threatened with expulsion, which is allowable under federal law.
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The vehicles were found to emit up to 40 times the legally allowable pollutants.
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They therefore conduct a one-sided test, which effectively doubles the allowable p-value.
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If lawyers determine that negative rates are allowable, they might still be politically contentious.
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It's up to the World Trade Organization to determine the scope of allowable duties.
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And that's echoing the Gratz decision that said that points systems were not allowable.
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His sentence was the maximum allowable under the law because he was a youthful offender.
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He said it also exceeded EU rules on allowable expenditure growth by 200 million euros.
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While on the road, the cars pumped out pollutants that were well above allowable levels.
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Their penalty was the maximum allowable under the law at the time of the murders.
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He had total deductions of $5.48 million, which includes $3.47 million for allowable charitable contributions.
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Some Klansmen had said they would carry loaded firearms -- allowable under Virginia's open-carry law.
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Collegiate champion Aleia Hobbs ran 10.97 seconds for the best performance with an allowable wind.
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Why wouldn't Bird, Lime, Spin and others max out the allowable 22019,213 scooters per permit?
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Official measurements showed that the chemical was present at 10 times the maximum allowable concentration.
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It is seeking a zoning change that would double the allowable density on the site.
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Prosecutors said Bates' actions were tantamount to professional negligence and won the maximum allowable sentence.
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If the provider tries to bill you for more than the "allowable amount," challenge it.
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"If you use Medicaid, you cap that service at a certain allowable fee," he said.
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NEW PLAN These will no longer be allowable deductions, though that lasts only through 2025.
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And I've had my bag measured (repeatedly) to verify it is of an allowable size.
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There is zero allowable medical exemption for this per the NFL; however, there clearly should be.
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Nobody can be 100 percent sure what will be deemed allowable — this is relatively uncharted territory.
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The department said the maximum allowable speed would be decided after the agency receives public input.
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That means nothing "false, misleading, exaggerated or promissory" is allowable, on any media, social or otherwise.
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For many of them, the only allowable exception is if the mother's life is in danger.
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Throughout the entire process, we provided the most comfortable accommodations allowable based on the facilities provided.
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Many in the group have made the maximum allowable individual donation of $2,700 to each candidate.
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First, banks are penalized for these investments by having a charge applied to their allowable capital.
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That was 1.73 million of losses more than was allowable under UEFA's rules, the report said.
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And, several groups warned, a future Democratic administration could again redraw the boundaries of allowable drilling.
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Tesla does not disclose what percent of its new vehicles are returned within the allowable window.
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Landlords tend to use preferential rent if market rents are lower than what is legally allowable.
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The maximum allowable annual contribution limit is $5,500, or $6,500 if you're age 50 and over.
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OSHA's new rule reducing allowable airborne silica dust levels will save over 600 lives a year.
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In addition, staff that worked on specified allowable purposes under FLREA were able to be paid.
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Many in the group have made the maximum allowable individual donation of $240,28 to each candidate.
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And in many of the African boxing styles, punching was not the only striking that was allowable.
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At the start of the game, the Patriots' footballs will be set at the lowest allowable p.s.i.
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One drinking fountain recorded 100 times the allowable limit of lead, according to the Detroit Metro Times.
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Michigan's self-driving laws have one very specific caveat: Only technology produced by auto manufacturers are allowable.
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Those "defeat devices" allowed its 2.0 liter cars to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution.
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It set the allowable ozone level in ambient air at 70 parts per billion, down from 75.
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The rule sets the allowable ozone level in air at 21625 parts per billion, down from 2900.
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The regulation lowered the allowable concentration of ozone to 70 parts per billion, from the previous 75.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez grilled the CEO on what kinds of ads would be allowable under the policy.
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Points are to be won with maximum violence, and celebrated at the highest voltage allowable by law.
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To make the most of the allowable space, the house is designed as efficiently as a ship.
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As I said, the conditions under which such actions are allowable are limited — with one big exception.
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It argues that granting Eskom the bailout money as allowable revenue would have resulted in excess returns.
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The first phase of the rule, restricting allowable coal dust exposure levels, took effect in August 2015.
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Until recently, the COA also represented the outer limit of allowable grant aid for a student-athlete.
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For each physician, the researchers defined excess charges as total charges divided by the total Medicare allowable amount.
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The deal is being pursued by the less common "scheme of arrangement" method allowable under U.K. takeover law.
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The Icelandic Marine Research Institute conducts research on stocks which underpins Total allowable catch quotas, ensuring responsible fishing.
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More companies, Mr Neveu says, are putting Uber and Lyft onto their lists of preferred or allowable vendors.
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So limits to an educator's speech are allowable if it impedes a school's ability to do its job.
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Whenever a North Korean ship is carrying illicit cargo, it should be interdicted, as allowable by international law.
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The rule set the allowable ozone level in ambient air at 220006 parts per billion, down from 2202.
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"Direct payment to the college for tuition is an allowable exception to the annual limit," Mr. Amrein added.
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"I think it's a great strategy because it's allowable within the rules," said Tom Zakrajsek, who coaches Nagasu.
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Air rights can be sold by a building that has not been constructed to its maximum allowable height.
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"TEA simply sought clarification on allowable uses of Title IV funding for school safety purposes," the agency said.
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The 2015 rule set the allowable ground-level ozone concentration at 70 parts per billion, down from 75.
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I just piled all extra money into maxing out the yearly allowable 401(k) contributions and Roth IRAs.
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But the rezoning also boosted slightly the allowable size of apartment buildings along the river on Vernon Boulevard.
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This thick boi also features a bigger battery, a full 100Whr, the most allowable under current FAA limits.
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It would not affect allowable levels of fluoride in bottled water that may contain fluoride from source water.
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Also explained is a debate over fluoride, as the FDA considers lowering its allowable limit in bottled water.
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The proposed defense spending exceeds caps on allowable spending, so they'd need Democrats' support to lift those caps.
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The cheating allowed VW's U.S. vehicles sold since 0003 to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution levels.
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VW has admitted to using software to allow 580,000 vehicles to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution.
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Only about 7% of the strawberries sampled, though, had pesticide levels above what is considered allowable under U.S. law.
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Both companies rose by their maximum allowable 10 percent on Monday and volumes hit their highest levels since December.
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FEMA's administrator, W. Craig Fugate, wrote back saying the items would be added to the list of allowable purchases.
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The cheating allowed VW's U.S. vehicles sold since 2009 to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution levels.
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You can use the T776 Tax Form to easily report an extra rental income and even claim allowable expenses.
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The cheating allowed Volkswagen's U.S. vehicles sold since 2009 to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution levels.
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U.S. automakers already don't export the allowable number of cars into South Korea today, let alone the expanded number.
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As a result, when corporate income falls in a future recession, allowable interest deductions will also fall, raising taxes.
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It lowered the allowable ambient ozone concentration to 70 parts per billion from the previous 75 parts per billion.
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However, in 2016 the Obama Administration shortened the longstanding allowable length of STLDI policies from 12 to 3 months.
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Documents show samples taken that day had nitrogen levels reaching 222 ppm, which is 22 times the allowable concentration.
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That would require them to agree on what counts as a public body, and when defensive tariffs are allowable.
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He wanted nothing more than to say good-bye to his brother and this was the only allowable option.
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That doesn't mean you shouldn't be putting the maximum allowable amount into one if you have the option, though.
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However, I reenlisted long enough to retire at 39 — the earliest age allowable by regulations according to my circumstances.
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If your company offers an employee-matching program, take advantage of it immediately and max out your allowable contributions.
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" He acknowledged that "lodging at higher-end accommodations, even if within government rates, might be allowable but not advisable.
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Put another way, emergency medicine physician charges came to about $0003 billion versus $898 million in Medicare allowable amounts.
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This law allows the National Park Service to charge and retain fees and expend them for specified allowable purposes.
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In fact, candidate Wendy Long didn't even know that I had contributed $30,000 instead of the allowable limit of $10,000.
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The maximum fine allowable under EU rules is 1 percent of Facebook's 2016 turnover, which would amount to $276 million.
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There's just no conceivable way that's allowable without congressional authorization, especially if you're talking about a larger-scale military attack.
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However, campaigners say it has become harder to access even that amount since the 2016 reforms increased the allowable compensation.
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Froman noted that China exceeded its allowable subsidy limits on corn, rice, and wheat by $100 billion in 2015 alone.
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It's allowable to test new drugs on humans because it is generally understood that the possible benefits outweigh the risks.
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With chemicals, however, the only allowable testing is on human cadaver skin and cells (not living people), and on animals.
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"According to Mr. Chmielewski, you frequently stayed in hotels that exceeded the allowable U.S. government per diem," the letter said.
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Every cruise line has a different policy, though, so read up carefully beforehand so that you can maximize what's allowable.
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Legislative consequences surface in the form of caps on allowable home therapy visits and a prohibitive waitlist for home services.
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The law was aimed mainly at adjusting the nation's retirement system, but it also expanded allowable uses for 529 funds.
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It also argued that the claim is allowable as "puffery," a legal term that means broad, vague exaggeration is allowed.
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But what constitutes an allowable remix or transformative use of the original work under fair use is essentially anybody's guess.
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That's only about half of the maximum allowable contribution for 2019, which is $19,000, plus $6,000 if you're 50 and over.
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If it's allowable under the law then so be it, we will conform with the law, but currently it just isn't.
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A Michigan proposal would lower the allowable threshold of lead in water, following the Flint water crisis, the Detroit News reports.
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The 3.0-liter vehicles have an undeclared auxiliary emissions system that allowed them to emit up to nine times allowable limits.
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"My client and I hope that he is sentenced to the absolute maximum federal penitentiary time allowable," Avenatti said of Cohen.
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Practically speaking, the new federal tax law further narrowed state fiscal options by capping allowable deductions for state and local taxes.
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At the end of the Obama administration, regulators cut the allowable length of short-term insurance from 12 months to three.
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The World Health Organization's maximum allowable lead level is 10 ppb, and the Environmental Protection Agency's actionable level is 15 ppb.
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A final 9-day comment period on that rule, the minimum amount of time allowable under law, began on March 3.
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They're testing waterways and fish with the goal of setting legal limits for allowable amounts of these chemicals in the environment.
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Britain could exceed its legally allowable carbon emissions in 2-32 by as much as 20 percent, according to government data.
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This tells me that the writer's concerns aren't widely held enough to actually rally a constitutionally allowable coup against the President.
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VW admitted in September that it installed secret software that allowed U.S. vehicles to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution.
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The 2014 standards reduced allowable miner coal dust exposure in underground mines to 1.5 milligrams per cubic meter, from 2 mg/m3.
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These people returned their cars for allowable reasons, or decided to cancel their reservations with Tesla rather than move an order forward.
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The one-year sentence was the maximum allowable under the law, but Clinton said he should have received a much harsher punishment.
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The 3.0 liter vehicles have an undeclared auxiliary emissions system that allowed the vehicles to emit up to nine times allowable limits.
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Developers are generally constrained in New York by a land-use calculation that determines the allowable height and bulk of a building.
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The businessman, Felix Sater, also donated the maximum allowable contribution to Trump's presidential campaign, according to the campaign's most recent FEC filing.
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Leah Vukmir, gave the maximum contributions allowable under federal campaign finance law to the Democratic incumbent whom Nicholson hoped to challenge, Sen.
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Copyright experts told Motherboard that the change opens the door to additional confusion when it comes to what is, or isn't, allowable.
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The cheating allowed nearly 580,0000 VW's U.S. diesel vehicles sold since 2009 to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution levels.
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The regulation reduced the allowable level of ground-level ozone to 70 parts per billion, from the previous 75 parts per billion.
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New federal rules for individual retirement accounts greatly increase the tax burden for some heirs by telescoping the allowable period for withdrawals.
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The campaign said 99% of donors are eligible to donate again since the vast majority have not contributed the maximum allowable amount.
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"I basically left the movie because we were going over the allowable hours, and I didn't feel comfortable staying on set," he said.
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Canada's government announced in May it would cut the allowable catch of Chinook by up to 35 percent to help protect the orca.
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Before it was decontaminated, radiation levels in Yanai's yard measured 10 microsieverts per hour—nearly 50 times higher than the government's allowable limit.
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The cheating allowed nearly 2000,0000 of VW's U.S. diesel vehicles sold since 2009 to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution levels.
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The 80,000 3.0-liter U.S. vehicles had an undeclared auxiliary emissions system that allowed them to emit up to nine times allowable limits.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) plans to implement an "accelerated" process for deciding whether to further restrict allowable ground-level ozone pollution limits.
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The medical provider is considered "in network" if it agrees to accept what the insurer proposes to pay (that's called the "allowable rate").
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Most, if not all, insurance contracts say the insurance company will pay the contracted allowable amount or the provider's charge, whichever is less.
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Secondly, the USPTO must reinvigorate its efforts to collaborate with inventors to find allowable subject matter in their applications, if any is present.
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The 87 concurrent prison terms formed the maximum allowable sentence, which was described then as the longest ever handed down in New York.
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Under current New Jersey Law, marijuana is legal only for medical use, with regulations on the allowable amount and potency of the drug.
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The newly proposed rules would extend the allowable duration of health plans known as short-term insurance from three months to 220006 months.
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According to a NCAA survey, 62 percent of Football Bowl Subdivision coaches want to increase the number of allowable countable hours for athletes.
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It argues that granting Eskom the bailout money as allowable revenue would have resulted in excess returns in the three-year tariff window.
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The watchdog said in its report that it determined that the IRS accurately calculated the allowable credit on 28503 percent of the returns.
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Pesticides EPA proposed increasing the allowable levels of the herbicide Atrazine, which is used by professionals to kill weeds on crops and lawns.
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The U.S. is expected to exceed the maximum legally allowable amount of debt it holds, also called the "debt ceiling," around March 16.
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The watchdog said in its report that it determined that the IRS accurately calculated the allowable credit on 93 percent of the returns.
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"You start looking at where the holes in the Swiss cheese are, and what is allowable and what is not," Mr. Reed said.
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I wonder sometimes though about — there's that which people internally believe and that which is allowable to say to the public-facing audience.
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And they're only giving the public a month to comment on the proposal, which is the shortest allowable comment period allowed by law.
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The administration argued that such redistribution of government funds was allowable given the president had declared a national emergency at the border in February.
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I didn't know how many people had been marked as allowable casualties because they were born in the wrong places under the wrong circumstances.
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A proposed change would limit this exception by establishing a black-out period and reducing the maximum allowable additional distribution from 5003% to 0.25%.
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VW has admitted to using undeclared software that allowed 580,000 diesel vehicles built since 2009 to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution.
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It then sets off a cascade of other tax forms, like the Schedule C, which taxpayers use to offset the income with allowable expenses.
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The case shows specific areas of concern for compliance, what is allowable and now the agency is linking social media to broader governance concerns.
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American Express if the first major credit card issuer to take advantage of the federal government's new rules on allowable limits for late fees.
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The 80,000 3.0-liter U.S. vehicles had an undeclared auxiliary emissions system that allowed the vehicles to emit up to nine times allowable limits.
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Separately, Medicare pays rural "critical access" hospitals 101% of their allowable costs, although those payments have suffered since Congress instituted mandated cuts in 2013.
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She earned her pilot's license at 16, and by 24, the youngest allowable age, she became a designated examiner, allowed to certify new pilots.
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In 2017, the US National Academy of Sciences (NAS) said editing the DNA of a human embryo could be ethically allowable to prevent disease.
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It was the public prosecutor, not CICIG, who recommended the maximum allowable penalties, as prosecutors do the world over, often to encourage plea bargains.
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In single-payer systems, the government saves money not by more efficient administration, but by controlling both the budget and by limiting allowable treatments.
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Calling for a five-fold increase in maximum allowable detention to 100 days, the proposal is a grave violation of the rights of children.
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If, say, a beach cottage was available for rent all year, even thought it wasn't rented the entire time, all allowable expenses are deductible.
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The way that porn has shaped modern allowable depictions of the female body is something that I relished the opportunity to challenge in print.
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In February 2017 China reported to the U.N. that it had imported just over 19 percent of the allowable 21625 imports in January alone.
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Volkswagen agreed to spend up to $10.033 billion on the buyback for 2.0 liter vehicles that emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution.
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"I get to pick the school that fits my kids, but that is not allowable for everyone else," Mr. Bradford said of her approach.
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Harris has relied on contributors willing to give up to $2,800 — the maximum amount allowable by law — in order to finance her presidential run.
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The second would set a legally binding, maximum allowable drinking water level for PFOS and PFOA, two of the most common forms of PFAS.
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Still, some legal experts argue that domestic emoluments are allowable so long as Mr. Trump does not earn them from his service as president.
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Other legal experts, however, contend that domestic emoluments are allowable so long as Mr. Trump does not earn them from his service as president.
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I think there is a lot more flexibility and fluidity that is allowable now more than before, more allowance for breaking down the binary.
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But unless some special dispensation is made, Gauff has reached the limit of allowable wild cards for regular tour events in her 15th year.
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Former President Obama's 2015 rule reduced the allowable ambient concentration of ozone to 85033 parts per billion, from the previous 75 parts per billion.
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The Ohio EPA has required continual water testing, bottled water distribution and filtration systems provided to homes where results are above the federal allowable level.
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Congress recently passed a health and wellness coach resolution and may soon deem health and wellness coaching an allowable medical expense for health savings accounts.
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The automaker has admitted to using undisclosed software that allowed 580,000 diesel vehicles built since 2009 to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution.
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Carnival said a study it commissioned concluded that scrubbers were safe and discharges were over 90 percent lower than maximum allowable levels in various waters.
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The E.U. concedes that diesel cars sold there have exceeded allowable emissions levels but has given automakers several years to bring their products into compliance.
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The Obama administration wrote the last ozone rule in 2015, setting the allowable level at 70 parts per billion, down from 75 parts per billion.
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But since the allowable deduction is based on total sales, they would be able to write off the entirety of their profits on the sale.
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The 2015 regulation set the allowable ozone level in air at 85033 parts per billion, down from the 75 parts per billion set in 2008.
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Dave Camp, who served as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, half of allowable retirement contributions would have to be taxed up front.
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If you decide to do so and you're still working, the benefit may be reduced even further if you earn over the allowable annual limit.
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The software enabled it to beat emissions tests over a six-year period and emit up to 40 times the legally allowable level of pollution.
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Federal law and campaign finance regulations require only that campaign committees refund prohibited or illegal contributions or checks that exceed the maximum allowable dollar amount.
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This has prompted concern about increased residues—as has the fact that, in 2013, the EPA raised the allowable limit for glyphosate residue in food.
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Amazon has also told sellers not to try to game the system and put their items in the allowable categories if they don't belong there.
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That shoe will remain legal, so long as the sole of the shoe does not increase beyond the new maximum allowable thickness of 40 millimeters.
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If your business has maxed out its allowable giving for the year, you may need to wait until January to resume your tax-advantaged donations.
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It's allowable for the campaign to pay legal fees so long as the expenses are incurred from aspects of the investigation related to the campaign.
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That dynamic was only broken last week after BNetzA raised the minimum allowable bid more than sixfold, a step that helped bring matters to a close.
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The automaker has admitted installing diesel emissions software to allow 580,000 U.S. diesel vehicles sold since 2009 to emit up to 40 times legally allowable emissions.
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VW has admitted installing illegal diesel emissions software to allow 580,000 U.S. diesel vehicles sold since 2.03 to emit up to 40 times legally allowable emissions.
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Allowable reasons include lack of a birth certificate or other documents required to obtain a photo ID, lack of transportation, disability and a tight work schedule.
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VW has admitted installing illegal diesel emissions software to allow 580,000 U.S. diesel vehicles sold since 2009 to emit up to 40 times legally allowable emissions.
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The tax legislation also reduces the maximum allowable amount of the purchase price for mortgage interest deductions from $1 million properties to those selling for $750,000.
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The original restriction (now scrapped) forced banks to prove that their short-term trades — those held for less than 85033 days — were allowable under the law.
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Conversely, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are constrained politically because they have already "used up" their allowable difference on the immutable characteristics of gender and race.
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Other announcements included a doubling of benefits for families with disabled children and a rise in the level of allowable earnings to receive existing child benefits.
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They share the bipartisan framework that corporate mergers are allowable and even encouraged as long as they promote "consumer welfare" in the form of lower prices.
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Shares in Unizo rose by the daily allowable limit of 400 yen ($3.67), or up 20%, after the Nikkei business daily reported the possible deal earlier.
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Last month, the Trump administration turned the clock back to the Cold War, imposing the harshest forms of sanctions against Cuba allowable under United States law.
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The maximum allowable height for the building was 40 feet, which left enough space in between for a two-story, cube-shaped, 2,600-square-foot home.
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These allowable excursions include going to work, buying groceries, visiting the doctor, going to the bank, observing serious family obligations, and exercising solo or in pairs.
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The mayor will direct the commission — whose members he will appoint — to lower the limits for allowable campaign contributions to political candidates significantly, Mr. Phillips said.
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While the cost to the patient might vary, these Medicare-allowable fees were what was reimbursed to the hospital for the test or tests being considered.
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Agriculture Late last year, the EPA proposed increasing the allowable levels of the herbicide Atrazine, which is used commercially to kill weeds on crops and lawns.
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One way to rebalance civic life would be to restrict the size of allowable tax-deductible gifts to policy groups, while encouraging gifts by smaller donors.
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Prosecutors said he should receive a penalty in the upper part of the allowable range for the conviction, which carries a maximum sentence of one year.
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This new directive increases the allowable time period for holding "short-term, limited duration" (STLDI) health insurance to 220006 months from its current 2202-month maximum.
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Y.) leadership, the Democrats have used the entire allowable debate time period (30 hours) on every single judicial nominee, and on many of the executive nominees.
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The Internal Revenue Service correctly determined the allowable amount of the ObamaCare-related premium tax credit on most tax returns, a report made public Tuesday found.
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Every year, a city board decides the allowable rent increases for these apartments; increases have ranged from 0 to 2.5 percent in the last few years.
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"Facebook actually goes in and programmatically figures out what's an alcohol ad and then applies business logic to it saying what's allowable," García-Martinez told me.
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Though not often successful—two juries rejected its use by Araujo's killers—they are troubling for the fact that in most states they're allowable at all.
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In 43 Proposition U moved to limit the construction of high-rise buildings and cut by half the allowable size of most new commercial buildings beyond downtown.
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"You may be held responsible for any charges in excess of the allowable amount when receiving a covered service from a non-network provider," the letter stated.
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In reality, the vehicles emitted up to 40 times the legally allowable pollution levels and dealers say the resulting scandal tarnished the brand and cost them sales.
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One of those deadlines expires on Thursday, when Iran has said it could accumulate more than the maximum stockpile of low-enriched uranium allowable under the deal.
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The EPA also said it was trimming the hours during each day, and lowering the maximum allowable wind speed during which dicamba may be sprayed in 2018.
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In a dizzying two-minute stretch of the fourth quarter, he scored on poor Andre Drummond in just about every way allowable under the rules of basketball.
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"This legislation affirms what is already allowable in Vermont – protecting reproductive rights and ensuring those decisions remain between a woman and her health care provider," he added.
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While the proposed rule does create that process, Beck pointed out those uses are currently legal -- meaning the regulation actually will restrict the allowable uses of asbestos.
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Army, Navy, Cornell, Penn and Princeton were the original members, but the league, which doubled in size over the last decade, has gradually increased the allowable weight.
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If your MAGI falls between $124,0003 and $139,000 as a single filer and $196,000 and $206,000 as a joint filer, your allowable contributions will be reduced.3.
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Flight delays and cancellations build up throughout the day, and as things get pushed back there's a risk flight crews will run out of allowable work hours.
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The business owner can determine benefit costs, the maximum amount of annual reimbursement employees will receive, and other elements such as allowable rollovers to the next year.
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VW has admitted installing illegal software to conceal that U.S. diesel vehicles, of which 580,000 have been sold since 2009, emit up to 40 times allowable emissions.
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The document says that after making the maximum allowable contribution to Congressman-1, Fruman donated again to the congressman, but illegally made the gift under Parnas's name.
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The rule set the standard allowable ozone concentration in the air at 70 parts per billion, down from the previous 85033 parts per billion set in 2008.
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In a urine test taken at the Vuelta a España in September, Froome, of Britain, was found to have double the allowable level of the drug, Salbutamol.
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Together, the Rapaports and their architects looked at numerous properties in the neighborhood before choosing the one they did for its location, backyard and allowable buildable space.
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"As a long-term investor, the NPS is monitoring market volatilities and makes decision within an allowable range and plan for profitability and stability," an NPS spokeswoman said.
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In fact, the cars emitted as much as 40 times the allowable amount of nitrogen oxide, a pollutant linked to lung ailments, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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No lead was found at the district's middle school and athletic building, and lead found in water samples at the elementary school was below the federal allowable level.
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Owens and Reigns had a no-holds-barred garbage match in the best sense, or at least the best sense allowable in the blood- and hyperviolence-averse WWE.
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This was done by widening the allowable range of its daily moves against a basket of international currencies, which partly addressed the yuan's unwelcome strength against the euro.
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The 2.0 liter diesel vehicles have software that allowed them to evade emissions rules in testing and emit up to 40 times legally allowable emissions in onroad driving.
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FSU fully funds the maximum number of athletic scholarships allowable for both male and female student athletes without any limitations of in-state or out-of-state ratios.
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The treaty's technical limitation on the type of allowable imagery sensors also places an equitable cap on the kinds of information that can be gleaned from the flights.
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The EPA last year lowered the allowable ozone concentration in ambient air to 70 parts per billion, down from the previous 75 parts per billion set in 2008.
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The rule lowers the allowable concentration of ozone, something public health groups say will help prevent issues like asthma, but a move industry groups say will cost jobs.
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A group of state and local government regulators petitioned the EPA in 2016, under the Obama administration, to restrict allowable NOx emissions from big trucks by 90 percent.
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"These audits often concluded that the (federal government) had paid state and local governments significantly more than the actual and allowable costs for this space," the report said.
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No competent lawyer would advise a charitable foundation that such payments were allowable, and only someone with no respect for charity would so flagrantly violate these basic rules.
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Vehicles operating with the defeat devices put out up to 40 times the amount of nitrogen oxides allowable under US regulations, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency.
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Birth mothers are now eligible for a minimum of 14 paid weeks of leave, Nike said, with more paid leave allowable if a doctor deems it medically necessary.
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Unizo shares rose by the daily allowable limit of 400 yen ($3.67), or up 20%, just after the report, before the Tokyo bourse suspending trade in the stock.
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If tax rates for the wealthy remained at the same level, it would increase the tax burden on the wealthy, since they benefit the most from allowable deductions.
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Vehicles operating with the defeat devices put out up to 40 times the amount of nitrogen oxides allowable under US regulations, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency.
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In phone calls placed by The New York Times, several bail bond companies quoted prices that exceeded what is allowable under state law by a few hundred dollars.
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Vehicles operating with the so-called defeat devices emitted up to 40 times the amount of nitrogen oxides allowable under US regulations, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Some of the people who were sickened or had relatives who died urged Judge Stearns to give the maximum allowable punishment as a deterrent to other compounding pharmacies.
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After Hurricane Katrina, for example, the Bush administration waived provisions of the federal privacy regulations in hard-hit states for 72 hours, the maximum period allowable by law.
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Twelve years ago, the commission raised the maximum allowable fine to the current level of 1 percent of annual revenue to dissuade companies from misleading regulators during mergers.
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She still expected the NEER, or nominal effective exchange rate, for the currency basket, was only around 0.4 percent below its midpoint, while the allowable band was 2 percent.
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"This is a more than 55 times increase from the normal allowable limits under WHO (World Health Organization) standards," said Dr. Waseem Khawaja, an allergy specialist at PIMS hospital.
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The 475,000 2.0-liter diesel vehicles have software that allowed them to evade emissions rules in testing and emit up to 40 times legally allowable emissions in onroad driving.
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Parents can create designated "sessions" — routine windows of time where their kids can use their phone — and set up a maximum allowable screen time within each of these windows.
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Under new standards set by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, the maximum level of allowable lead in drinking water will drop to 12 parts per billion in 2025.
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The 2.0-liter diesel vehicles have software that allowed them to evade emissions rules in testing and emit up to 40 times the legally allowable emissions in onroad driving.
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Yet the compression of time is allowable, because the panic and the fawning dread that are instantly triggered by his name, in these opening scenes, ring all too true.
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At the time, Wang hadn't heard of keeping a prognosis from a family member, something that could never happen in the United States but is allowable under Chinese law.
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The typical Gen Xer thinks they'll need $1.8 million for a comfortable retirement, but they saved an average of just $9,500 last year — half of the maximum allowable contribution.
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The dispute stems from the EPA's 85033 declaration that the Cincinnati area was in "attainment" with the 1997 regulation limiting the allowable amount of particulate matter in ambient air.
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The rule lowered the allowable ozone concentration in ambient air to 70 parts per billion, from 75 parts per billion, which the Obama administration said would improve public health.
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In addition, parents should set up a regular schedule to review apps, games, social media sites, and shows that kids watch, as well as what ratings and content are allowable.
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The FDA has limited the maximum allowable level of mercury in skin products, but because they're still largely unregulated and readily available outside of the U.S., they're still in use.
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In 2015, the American Dialect Society named it as the Word of the Year and Associated Press style guide deems it allowable in the case of a non-binary individual.
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And of course, now I know more about the workings within the inside of a courtroom and what is allowable and what isn't, but I couldn't figure all that out.
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More recently, Nestlé says it collected 28 million gallons in 2014 and 36 million gallons in 2015 — both figures that are many times larger than the allowable 8.5 million gallons.
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In July of last year, the Court of Arbitration for Sport temporarily eliminated the International Association of Athletics Federations' rules concerning the allowable amount of testosterone in female track athletes.
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VW has not won approval to fix any of the vehicles since it acknowledged in September using software that allowed vehicles to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution.
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But that would violate NFL rules, which stipulate each player's shoes must be either black or white, with team colors serving as allowable dominant or secondary colors on the shoes.
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In the most extreme cases, some Tesla customers have waited weeks for refunds of tens of thousands of dollars after returning or rejecting shipment of their cars for allowable reasons.
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In 2013 WADA raised the allowable in-competition threshold to 150 nanograms per milliliter of urine from 15 nanograms per milliliter and has taken cannabidiol (CBD) off the banned list.
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The results of that recent testing, released on Tuesday by the Ohio EPA, showed that two water fountains in Sebring schools indicated samples above the federal allowable level for lead.
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While Republicans control the Senate now, the only way they can formally adjourn -- which would set up a period when recess appointments are allowable -- is to pass an adjournment resolution.
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While £5003,000 is a drop in the ocean for the U.S. company, it represents the maximum allowable punishment under UK law, which is the significant part to focus on here.
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But the insurance company doesn't pay the full allowable rate to the provider — the cost is shared with the patient, and that's only after the patient has met a deductible.
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Shortening the allowable term of STLDI plans to 85033 months was a regulatory overreach that jeopardized the financial security of the millions of people those who must rely on them.
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Springleaf won permission elsewhere to charge the maximum allowable rates — 36 percent in Arizona and Indiana, higher than some credit cards — to a greater number of loans than ever before.
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Recent Department of Defense (DoD) studies have demonstrated that some servicemembers experience cognitive deficits in memory and executive function after firing heavy weapons in training, even within allowable firing limits.
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Tucker played his first game after missing the season opener while serving an NCAA suspension for participating in an NCAA-certified league event that was outside the allowable mileage radius.
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Older people, because of 3-to-1 age bands (the allowable ratio of premiums paid by the oldest members relative to those paid by the youngest) are often paying less.
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Over the next few months, board members will use the findings to set the allowable rent increases for the city's roughly one million rent-stabilized apartments for the coming year.
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The settlement stems from VW's admission in September that it intentionally misled regulators by installing secret software that allowed U.S. vehicles to emit up to 280 times legally allowable pollution.
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Just before New Year's Eve, the state will begin enforcing the strictest drunken-driving regulation in the country when it officially lowers the allowable blood-alcohol content limit to .2120.
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"These conditions clearly exceeded allowable safety parameters specified in WMATA's track safety standards, and were not found or addressed by WMATA personnel prior to the derailment," the FTA report says.
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Recent studies in Denmark and the United States have shown that our current maximum allowable value of nitrate in drinking water is greatly above the level associated with colorectal cancer.
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Amounts exempt from tax under this provision include contributions and expenditures of amounts which, if incurred by an individual holding a public office, would be allowable as a business deduction.
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Companies will seek whatever means allowable to turn data into profits and creating mass surveillance databases for law enforcement access is a model already proven lucrative by the LPR industry.
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Recent studies in Denmark and the United States have shown that our current maximum allowable value of nitrate in drinking water is greatly above the level associated with colorectal cancer.
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On Wednesday the Department of Environment (DOE) retracted a change to minimum emission standards that would allow all coal-fired boilers to emit double their current allowable sulphur dioxide (SO23) emissions.
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The plant has a federally regulated responsibility to notify customers within 30 days of receiving results that show lead levels in excess of the allowable level, according to the Ohio EPA.
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Noting that VW had admitted in September that its vehicles on U.S. roads were using software to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution, Breyer said time was running out.
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On Wednesday the Department of Environment (DOE) retracted a change to minimum emission standards that would allow all coal-fired boilers to emit double their current allowable sulfur dioxide (SO23) emissions.
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But we can learn that apps can specify their "minimum allowable dimensions" and that developers should think of the switch as going from portrait to landscape when it comes to layout.
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Apps that support this will be able to run side-by-side with other apps on both tablets and phones (and developers can set the minimum allowable dimensions for their apps).
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You can also choose to itemize, or individualize, your deductions, which can reduce your taxable income based on certain allowable expenses or disaster losses you may have suffered during the year.
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They have also said they will seek punitive damages against Volkswagen, which has admitted that it installed software to allow 221,000 vehicles to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution.
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The secretary defines overvotes as a voter who "designated more choices than allowable in recounted race(s) on their ballot" -- meaning a voter chose more than one candidate in a race.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido is to be barred from holding public office for 15 years, the maximum punishment allowable by law, state comptroller Elvis Amoroso said on Thursday.
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The case began in 2015, when industry groups and states with conservative administrations challenged the EPA's regulation limiting the allowable level of ozone pollution to 70 parts per billion, from 75.
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If output grows as planned, plastic would use up between 225 and 22025 percent of the carbon emissions allowable if warming is to stay below 103 degrees Celsius, the center reported.
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Deval Patrick, the former Massachusetts governor who briefly ran for president himself in 2020, donated the maximum allowable amount to Mr. Biden on Saturday evening, according to a Biden campaign source.
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In January of this year, the company was fined $214,388 for air quality violations "stemming from its failure to comply with allowable emissions limits," according to a statement from environmental officials.
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Reddit said it was taking the steps to clarify the way it has moderated posts in the past, and to bring its policy on allowable content in line with its values.
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" At least some of the non-government attendees at the unveiling meeting found the big picture presentation bereft of other important details, including the effective distinction between forbidden "reconstruction" and allowable "renovation.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. retirement savers dodged a speeding train last week when Republican lawmakers racing toward tax reform dropped their plan to sharply reduce allowable tax-deferred contributions to 401(k) plans.
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"I estimated that around when the spot is at 1.45, it was the lower end of the band, so that the Sing was at its weakest allowable point," he said on Thursday.
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It would set a minimum pensionable age of 65 years for men and women, and oblige them to work longer than they do now in order to claim the maximum allowable pension.
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"The most recent guidelines for the use of acetaminophen have suggested that no more than 4,000 mg (some even cite 3,000 mg) as the upper daily limit of allowable intake," says Khan.
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VW has agreed to spend up to $33 billion to buy back diesels that emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution, along with at least $5,100 per owner in additional compensation.
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Radiation levels in the central part of town average less than 1 millisievert per year—the maximum allowable exposure for ordinary citizens under guidelines set by the International Commission on Radiological Protection.
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Sanders' campaign said Thursday that his average donation in January was $18.72, and more than 99.9 percent of his donors had not given the maximum allowable amount and could therefore donate again.
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Among other things, this tweet sparked a debate on the social media platform's policy and why this (and other Trump tweets) should be deemed allowable under Twitter's revised rules regarding inciting violence.
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In addition, the large pension deficit is partially mitigated by the expected reimbursements from the U.S. government, which treats a part of pension costs as allowable and reimbursable costs under some contracts.
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Meador hopes that by studying the impacts that everyday, household pharmaceuticals have on aquatic life, scientists will be better able to define a threshold for allowable levels of chemicals in the water.
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A Health Savings Account (HSA)While I fully expect to spend this money over time, I also find it helpful to hide however much money is allowable in a Health Savings Account.
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However, the Obama Administration cast far too wide a net in attempting to resolve these possible issues by reducing the allowable incentives for wellness programs, despite Congressionally enacted statute explicitly stating otherwise.
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Official Catholic catechism says that "homosexual acts are intrinsically disordered," even as sympathy for "objectively disordered" homosexual desire, which is understood to be "deep-seated" and not necessarily a choice, is allowable.
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His brother did expand the number of allowable self-employed activities, but only professions requiring low skills were liberalized; huge restrictions on hiring and financing remain in place, and taxation is onerous.
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James Regan, a Covanta spokesperson, pushed back on the New School's findings, stating that any toxins emitted by the Newark facility are "well below" allowable limits set by state and federal regulators.
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The administration's justification for their actions, citing Section 28500 of the Trade Expansion Act of 6900, is "national security," with allowable tariff increases aimed primarily at steel and aluminum imports from Canada.
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The allowable deduction will phase out if you&aposre a single filer with a MAGI above $70,000 and below $85,000 or a joint filer with a MAGI above $140,000 but below $170,000.
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Related: A Bankrupt Coal Company Plans Huge Executive Bonuses — And Steep Cuts to Employee Benefits The prison term and $250,000 fine handed down Wednesday was the maximum allowable on the misdemeanor charge.
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They included "sleep deprivation of up to 180 hours in a 30-day period," and "dietary manipulation," which included the use of a "mathematical formula" to determine each detainee's minimal allowable calorie intake.
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U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer in San Francisco reiterated that a settlement will include substantial monetary compensation for U.S. owners of 482,000 polluting vehicles that emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution.
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The company accused China and other Asian nations of "flooding" the United States with solar cells and modules and called for emergency tariffs and price floors for four years, the maximum allowable time.
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U.S. environmental officials said on Wednesday talks will continue with Volkswagen aimed at reaching an agreement on a fix for nearly 25,212 diesel vehicles that emit up to 2500 times legally allowable limits.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued the contested rule in October 85033, setting the allowable concentration of ozone at 70 parts per billion, down from the 75 part-per-billion limit from 2008.
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Recognizing the legal challenges confronting anti-price-gouging efforts, the National Academy for State Health Policy (NASHP) developed a model law that enables states to set "allowable rates" for certain high-cost drugs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A top U.S. banking regulator who bought financial stocks in the months before he became a regulator for the industry told lawmakers on Thursday that those investments were allowable and proper.
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The fines would be for the environmental damage caused by the company's diesel engines, which were designed to fool emissions tests and often exceeded allowable air pollution limits in on-the-road driving.
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The 29-year-old, who has been overshadowed by Americans Christian Coleman, Justin Gatlin and Noah Lyles in recent years, was aided by a 2.0 meters per second wind, just under the allowable.
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The regional management body for the waters in question, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, which has been gradually increasing the allowable catch for menhaden for five years, does not see an issue.
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Along with his coaching skill, Salazar became known for operating in a gray area, using unconventional methods and pushing the envelope of what might be allowable under the letter of the doping rules.
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In 1978, Glenn famously labeled Congress the "Last Plantation," to highlight how the institution was exempt from federal workplace laws, making the legislature one of the last places where racial discrimination was allowable.
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Democrats said they believed that Mr. Trump had clearly breached the wall of allowable contact between the White House and law enforcement, while Republicans said Mr. Trump had acted inappropriately but not illegally.
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The chief of police, why I said what I said about him is that he was going to oppose the idea of making concealed carry allowable on campus for students 21 and older.
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Of Mr. Sanders's wave of day one donations, only 17 people gave him the maximum allowable amount of $2,800, meaning he can ask more than 99.99 percent of his donors to give again.
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This scenario, often referred to as the "crunch" phase of development, involves large portions of the dev team working above and beyond their normal (or even legally allowable) hours, typically with no overtime pay.
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In March 2014, VW learned that West Virginia University had conducted testing that found real-world testing on two VW diesel cars detected emissions five to 35 times legally allowable limits, the suits alleged.
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" Pledging to give the "maximum legal allowable amount of cannabis" to federal workers, BudTrader will also ensure that all weed donations are "confidential and compliant with the California Cannabis adult use laws and regulations.
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Congress made a modest attempt to account for disaster funding in the 2011 Budget Control Act, establishing an on-budget "disaster relief allowable adjustment" for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) through annual appropriations.
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But his campaign says he is deeply committed to electing Democrats this fall, noting that the governor's campaign gave $2,700 — the maximum allowable amount — to each of 10 Democratic candidates for Congress on Monday.
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There are many ways the EPA and federal regulators can continue to reduce people's lead exposure, Lanphear said, by enforcing stricter standards on allowable levels of lead in the air, water, dust, and soil.
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You could ask them to consider accepting $4,000 a year in rent for you — an allowable expenditure, it would seem, under the terms of your institutional loan — and passing it on to your sister.
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Mohr said these types of investment accounts hold appeal because some people are looking to diversify away from securities and mutual funds and use the full spectrum of what is allowable by the IRS.
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The vouchers help make housing affordable for low-income individuals: Voucher holders pay 30 percent of their income toward rent and utilities, while the government pays the remainder (up to the maximum allowable amount).
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Volkswagen has been in talks over how much compensation it may offer owners of the larger 3.0-liter diesel vehicles that emit up to nine times legally allowable emissions and whether it will offer buybacks.
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Researchers have known for more than a decade what the missing ingredient in the proof should be—an "auxiliary" function that can calculate the largest allowable sphere density—but they couldn't find the right function.
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"I think that ambiguity has given rise to something of a convenient identity crisis, whereby judgments about what is and isn't allowable on social media are too episodic, too reactive, and too unstructured," he said.
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Horn's departure comes as VW continues to negotiate with California, the Justice Department and Environmental Protection Agency on possible fixes or buybacks for the diesel vehicles that emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution.
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The new standards lower the allowable amount of sulfur, lead, zinc and arsenic in the 62 percent iron ore deliverable under the iron futures contracts on DCE, according to a statement on the exchange website.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. environmental officials said on Wednesday talks will continue with Volkswagen aimed at reaching an agreement on a fix for nearly 600,000 diesel vehicles that emit up to 40 times legally allowable limits.
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"Banks don't have dollars, and if they do, there is no bank that will sell to another bank," said one banker, adding that most institutions were executing trades at the minimum allowable amount of $10,000.
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Wilkerson v Utah, the first such case probing the limits of the Eighth Amendment's bar on "cruel and unusual punishments", held that while being "embowelled alive, beheaded and quartered" are unconstitutional, firing squads are allowable.
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VW faces investigations around the world after it admitted in September to installing software in up to 11 million vehicles that allowed them to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution on the road.
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Measures included raising minimum salaries to make it more attractive to hire locally as well as pushing for greater skill training for foreign workers and changing the allowable foreign-to-local ratios in some industries.
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Moreover, according to EPA data, over 2628 million Americans are exposed to PM28500 concentrations exceeding safety standards and more than 6900 million people live in regions that are not compliant with maximum allowable ozone levels.
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Those are the passengers most likely to turn security checkpoints into chokepoints by trying to tote wrapped gifts in their carry-on luggage or bring items containing more than the allowable 3.4 ounces of liquid.
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The aftermath was just as important for establishing the Nick Diaz it feels like we've always known: he failed a drug test, registering a marijuana metabolite level more than three times the commission's allowable threshold.
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The case comes weeks after a former Oklahoma City officer convicted of raping four women and sexually assaulting several others while on duty was sentenced to 263 consecutive years in prison, the maximum allowable sentence.
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These women are not paid by the same wage standards as domestic workers who are native to Hong Kong, but are instead paid the minimum allowable wage once a month, currently set at about $550.
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The disclosure came six weeks after the EPA said VW had engaged in emissions cheating in 22016,23.0 cars with smaller 2482 liter engines that allowed vehicles to emit up to 2000 times legally allowable pollution.
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The central 9 pretty much requiring four sets of 7's in the corners, I thought it most prudent to deal with the six Q Downs by using the maximum allowable answer count of 78.
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One of the rules, from the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, outlines several situations in which blocking data transfer is allowable, including instances when releasing that information would harm the patient.
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Thursday, futures for all three major indices — the S&P 225, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq composite index — had dropped 220 percent, hitting the maximum allowable selloff price before the market opens.
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A conclusion into those separate charges is expected within months, and it could lead to a fine exceeding $7 billion, equivalent to about 10 percent of Google's most recent annual revenue, the maximum allowable fine.
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The proposed lead and copper rule would change the requirements that local water systems must meet for testing and, if lead content is above allowable levels, the procedures to replace lead service lines from their networks.
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The department said the "expenditures were for food and ticket expenses associated with allowable law enforcement banquets and award ceremonies" but that it did not have a correct understanding of what it was allowed to do.
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It is also designed to be the fastest city circuit in the world, with a two-kilometer straight, the maximum allowable length by the standards of the International Automobile Federation, or F.I.A., motor racing's governing body.
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The proposed rule, announced earlier this month, would increase the allowable carbon dioxide emissions from newly-built coal-fired power plants to 1,900 pounds per megawatt-hour, from the 1,85033 pounds the Obama administration had set.
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ST. LOUIS – A certificate of inspection for the Missouri tourist boat that sank last month, killing 17 people, shows that it was on the lake at a time when the wind speed far exceeded allowable limits.
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A group of local and state air quality agencies, led by California's South Coast Air Quality Management District, had petitioned the EPA in 2016, under the Obama administration, to reduce the allowable NOx emissions from trucks.
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Since it has already given the maximum allowable contribution to the campaigns and coordinated the ad with each of the candidates featured, paying to promote additional television or digital ads would violate likely campaign finance laws.
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A spokeswoman for the Texas Education Agency, said that the agency did not formally request that it be able to use the money for firearms, but that it "simply sought clarification" on whether it was allowable.
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But according to owners and breeders who operate internationally — where the list of allowable drugs is much shorter — the prevalent use of certain drugs in the U.S. has made their horses undesirable in the global marketplace.
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I went up to the maximum allowable word count for a 16x15, used extra black squares liberally and fiddled around with the ordering of the theme answers until I'd squelched as many short stinkers as I could.
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On Wednesday the Pretoria High Court ordered the Department of Environment (DOE) to retract a change to minimum emission standards that will allow all coal-fired boilers to emit double their current allowable sulphur dioxide (SO2) emissions.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 2 (Reuters) - The California Air Resources Board said late on Tuesday that Volkswagen AG submitted a recall fix plan for 3.0 liter diesel SUVs and cars that emit up to nine times legally allowable pollution.
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The California Air Resources Board and Environmental Protection Agency said late on Tuesday that Volkswagen submitted a plan to fix 08553,000 recalled 3.0 liter diesel SUVs and cars that emit up to nine times legally allowable pollution.
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The vehicles emitted up to nine times the legally allowable pollution, and it was not clear if the automaker will offer to buy back the larger 3.0 liter Porsche, Audi and VW SUVs and cars under investigation.
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On Wednesday the Pretoria High Court ordered the Department of Environment (DOE) to retract a change to minimum emission standards that will allow all coal-fired boilers to emit double their current allowable sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions.
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"While the court has allowed the lawsuit to proceed, we are encouraged by the fact that it has significantly limited the scope of the allowable claims," Wells Fargo spokesman Tom Goyda said in an email on Tuesday.
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Allowable tax breaks will reduce the effective rate to between 6 rand and 48 rand per tonne of CO2, National Treasury said in a statement after the tax was signed in to law by President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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"To reinforce our commitment to our agents and their ability to care for our customers, we will be increasing the maximum allowable compensations limit for voluntary denied boardings (VDBs) systemwide," Delta said in a bulletin to staff.
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Murray's data from its Harrison County coal mine, for example, showed it has discharged as much as 220 times the allowable 30-day average limit of aluminum into the Ohio and West Fork rivers in September 2018.
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The suspension plans, first reported by media late Wednesday, spooked investors and drove down Renesas shares by their daily allowable limit of 100 yen, or 14.6 percent, to 584 yen on the Tokyo stock exchange on Thursday.
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After speaking with Mueller, U.S. environmental officials said on Wednesday talks would continue with Volkswagen aimed at reaching an agreement on a fix for nearly 600,000 diesel vehicles that emit up to 40 times legally allowable limits.
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Lawmakers say the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) needs to commit to quickly setting a maximum allowable level in drinking water for per- and poly-fluoroalkyl (PFAS) substances, which have been linked to cancer and other health problems.
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The midnight start tempered the sting of a searing sun but with the temperature sitting at 32.7C and the humidity index at 73% the conditions were right on the limit of what the IAAF said were allowable.
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Juul liquid in the U.S. has a nicotine concentration of 59 milligrams per milliliter, much higher than the liquids typically sold in earlier versions of e-cigarettes and nearly three times the allowable limit in the European Union.
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"The purported basis for the termination (a supposed shift in priorities) is not an allowable reason under applicable law, and, even if it were, the stated basis is unsupported and contradicted by the factual record," the filing said.
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The administration has not yet released the finalized second part of the rule, which will determine the levels of emissions allowable from passenger vehicles, but it's expected to be less rigorous than the previous rule established under Obama.
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Under this kind of microscope, it's easy to imagine how a victim of sexual assault might feel objectified and re-victimized by the need to meet the standards of an anonymous and ever-shifting checklist of allowable behaviors.
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Several slides later "The military can make exemptions, but in general, no transgenders" is considered allowable, while a comment stating "no queer of any variety should have ever been allowed in the military" is provided as removable content.
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Four of five homes had lead levels above 15 parts per billion, and one was above 200 parts per billion — nearly 40 times the level of allowable lead in bottled water set by the Food and Drug Administration.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) stepped into the currency market again on Tuesday, buying HK$5.77 billion ($735 million) in Hong Kong dollars as the local currency repeatedly hit the lower end of its allowable trading band.
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The settlement stems from litigation that hit the German automaker following its admission last year that it had intentionally misled regulators by installing secret software that allowed U.S. vehicles to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution.
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Everyone was an expert, it seemed, willing to explain why the game balls used exclusively by the Patriots were so far below 12.5 pounds per square inch, the N.F.L.'s lowest allowable limit, and whether that even mattered.
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Thomas told Politico that "initial reviews indicate that aircrew transiting through Scotland adhered to all guidance and procedures" but also conceded that "lodging at higher-end accommodations, even if within government rates, might be allowable but not advisable."
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While the new deal is in renters' favor by lowering the allowable rent increase from 7% to 5%, it changes the exemption for newer properties from those built within the last 10 years to within the last 15.
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Tax filers can choose to either itemize their deductions (in which case they add up their deductions for charitable giving, state and local taxes, mortgage expenses and other allowable deductions), or to take a "standard deduction" of $6,350.
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Complicated because there are many varieties of pipelines, comprised of different materials, carrying different products, operating at various maximum allowable pressures, constructed in different eras, and subject to different atmospheric, seismic, corrosion-based, and other types of threats.
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The Inwood plan would have increased the allowable height and density in parts of the neighborhood, which could have brought 3,900 new units to the area, including 20193,600 below-market apartments, according to the Department of City Planning.
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The National Transportation Safety Board said at a Monday night briefing that the train had been traveling more than twice the speed limit before it derailed, or at 229 miles per hour instead of the allowable 30 m.p.h.
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The Justice Department in 2017 said Fiat Chrysler used auxiliary emissions controls in diesel vehicles that led to "substantially" higher than allowable levels of nitrogen oxide, or NOx pollution, which is linked to smog formation and respiratory problems.
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The folks at Healthcare Bluebook, another healthcare cost estimating website, also said patients without insurance are typically asked to pay the billed charges at hospitals, which can be two to three times more than the Medicare allowable amount.
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Until there's a true limit on the concentration of PFAS compounds allowable in drinking water, soil and groundwater — and the classification of PFAS as a hazardous substance — the EPA can't hold water utilities, companies or other polluters to account.
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The court said the decision by Minister of Environment Nomvula Mokonyane in October 2018 to double allowable SO2 emissions for new coal plants from 500mg/Nm3 to 1000mg/Nm3 from 2020 was "unlawful and invalid and (is) set aside".
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In fact, it's different from every other video game cheating lawsuit before it, partly because it dives into a legal gray area that usually passes as normal, allowable conduct (when you're not being a flagrant jerk about it, anyway).
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WASHINGTON, July 18 (Reuters) - Three U.S. states plan to unveil new lawsuits against Volkswagen AG on Tuesday tied to the automaker's sale of diesel vehicles that had software allowing pollution emissions of up to 40 times legally allowable limits.
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It could continue with the status quo, creating uncertain and volatile quarterly rebalances; it could sell its non-index gold stocks and increase its position in GDX; or it could expand the allowable market-cap size of the ETF.
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At thirty-five years old, their child, Quotient Lorenzo-Lochbaum has agreed to forfeit her remaining years on Earth—a life expectancy of 190 years—to grant Lorloch the necessary immortality credits to endure beyond the maximum allowable age.
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Tests on the water in their home revealed lead levels of thousands of parts per billion, way over the allowable limit of 15 parts per billion, and now they are worried about the effects on everyone in the family.
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With allowable catch numbers going up 140 percent for yelloweye rockfish and more than 10-fold for Pacific Ocean perch in 2019, fishermen will be at liberty to target other groundfish as well without fear of exceeding the limits.
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Lawyers say that argument would be hard to sell to WTO judges or trade partners because the tax is calculated on a business entity's revenue, less the allowable input costs, rather than being applied to the product being traded.
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"To reinforce our commitment to our agents and their ability to care for our customers, we will be increasing the maximum allowable compensations limit for voluntary denied boardings systemwide," Delta said in a bulletin to staff, according to CNBC.
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Bosch developed software known euphemistically as the "acoustic function," according to the lawsuits, that would detect when the engine was being tested for air quality and would turn off the engine-quieting function, to keep emissions within allowable limits.
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I guess as I find my routine and less of my mental bandwidth is needed for cobbling together allowable meals and staving off temptation, the whole project will feel less like the focus of my life and more ancillary.
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By the time markets opened, all three major indices — the S&P 500, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq composite index — had dropped 5 percent, hitting the maximum allowable selloff for futures before the start of trading.
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The Education Department had been considering whether school districts could tap into a $103 billion program intended for academic and enrichment programs after states asked whether school safety measures — including providing firearms and training — would be an allowable expense.
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" A "recent heat wave in the Gulf of Alaska, which led to an inability of the fishery to harvest the Pacific cod quota in 2016 and 2017 and to an approximately 80% reduction in the allowable quota in 2018.
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Nicholson was a Democrat until the early 2000s — either 2000 or 2002, depending on which story you believe — and his parents actually gave the highest allowable donation to Baldwin in February, maxing campaign contributions to their son's potential general election opponent.
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While Roberts sided with conservatives in ruling that the government couldn't require people to purchase something in isolation, he upheld the mandate because he said its penalty was an allowable use of the taxing power granted to Congress by the Constitution.
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"Although there are situations where conscientious objection could be allowable where there is an ample and readily available choice of alternative provision including those who do offer the service, it should not be a legal right for the doctor," Savulescu added.
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VW has agreed to spend up to $16.5 billion to settle with U.S. owners, state and federal regulators and dealers after it admitted to installing software that allowed 475,0003 U.S. vehicles to emit up to 40 times legally allowable emissions.
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The EPA and CARB are currently focused on reaching agreement with VW on how to resolve 85,000 3.0 liter 2009-2015 diesel Audi, Porsche, and VW vehicles that emit up to nine times legally allowable pollution levels ahead of a Nov.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Several West Virginia coal mines, including some owned by the governor's family, have released many times the allowable amounts of pollutants into nearby waterways in recent years without being penalized by regulators, according to environmental groups citing state data.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed Thursday to increase the allowable carbon dioxide emissions from newly built power plants to 1,900 pounds per megawatt-hour produced, from the 85033,400 pounds the Obama administration had set for the climate change pollutant.
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If you think you have more than that in allowable expenses, it is time to get very familiar with Schedule A. The list of itemized deductions features several with high variability, including medical expenses, charitable deductions and unreimbursed employee expenses.
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This can easily be accomplished by increasing the number of Federally Qualified Health Centers and Rural Health Clinics, growing School-Based Health Services increasing the allowable reimbursement of telehealth for poor children and families and expanding utilization of mobile healthcare systems.
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The policy has proved disastrous because it set allowable-catch levels too high, according to Robin Churchill, a professor of international law at the University of Dundee in Scotland, who noted that the cod population collapsed in the early 2000s.
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New Zealand said it was concerned the package would take the United States close to its total allowable farm subsidy of $19.1 billion, and sought an assurance it was a one-time payment that would not carry on in future.
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But the report says that reaching that goal will require "significant reductions in global CO28503 emissions relative to present-day emission rates," because humans have already produced about 22019 percent of the total carbon dioxide allowable to meet that goal.
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Under the settlement of charges it installed secret software in U.S. vehicles to allow them to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution, the German automaker agreed to change the way it operates in the United States and other countries.
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If no deal is reached by the deadline, Breyer said he would consider holding a trial on the issue this summer to address the vehicles that the EPA says emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution in real world driving.
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And then there was his attempt to delay, for at least six more years, the revision of a 17-year-old standard on allowable amounts of lead dust, which the EPA admits is not set low enough to protect children.
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The initial settlement to be announced later this month is not expected to address about 80,000 larger VW, Audi and Porsche 3.0 liter vehicles with separate undisclosed software that allowed vehicles to emit up to nine times legally allowable pollution.
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Mr. Vargas said that as of that date smaller ships that use the canal's old locks will also be affected, as the maximum allowable draft for those locks will fall from 39 and a half feet to 38 and a half.
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Infomercials became popular in the mid-'80s after President Reagan deregulated some Federal Trade Commission advertising rules that had previously capped the allowable length of ads, opening up the now-familiar 30- to 60-minute "programs" hawking everything you can imagine.
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Bundlers loyal to Biden are seeing dozens of new donors, several maxing out with with the top allowable $2,800, as he picks up victories in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Oklahoma and Alabama, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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"While initial reviews indicate that aircrew transiting through Scotland adhered to all guidance and procedures, we understand that U.S. Service members lodging at higher-end accommodations, even if within government rates, might be allowable but not advisable," the statement added.
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The level of countermeasures allowable in that ruling may be equivalent or even exceed those granted this month to the U.S., and European officials say that is what makes the imposition of U.S. tariffs ahead of that Boeing ruling unreasonable.
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The allowable threshold for powder contaminants has been set at a draconian 2300 percent of total weight, even though ISRI has pointed out that certain types of copper oxidise into cupric oxide powders that are still copper and satisfy ISRI specifications.
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For a physician review of an electrocardiogram, the median Medicare allowable rate is $103, but emergency departments charged anywhere from $210 to $000, with a median charge of $2900 (or a markup ratio of 6.0), the Johns Hopkins study found.
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WASHINGTON, June 4 (Reuters) - Several West Virginia coal mines, including some owned by the governor's family, have released many times the allowable amounts of pollutants into nearby waterways in recent years without being penalized by regulators, according to environmental groups citing state data.
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But the Senate bill does something even worse: By expanding allowable exemptions for "essential health benefits" (EHBs, or basic required services laid out by Obamacare), it will allow insurance providers to sell people health insurance that doesn't actually cover their health problems.
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Consider ramping up your 401(k) plan contributions to maximum the allowable amount, living a bit more frugally in order to save more or tweaking your portfolio's asset allocation, said Chris Chen, a certified financial planner and wealth strategist at Insight Financial Strategists.
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Lead levels in ground soil have been found to be as much as 212 times the EPA's "allowable limit," and despite the EPA telling me in August that there's no issue with the water, the water is now showing toxic lead levels.
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The French environment minister, Ségolène Royal, told reporters after the test results were released that Renault was one of the companies whose car emissions were found to exceed the allowable limits of carbon dioxide — a greenhouse gas — and nitrogen oxide, a health hazard.
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"While a password coupled with SMS has a much higher level of protection relative to passwords alone, it doesn't have the strength of device authentication mechanisms inherent in the other authenticators allowable...," Paul Grassi, NIST's senior standards and technology adviser, explained in 2016.
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The CER had challenged in court the decision by Minister of Environment Nomvula Mokonyane in October 2018 to double allowable SO2 emissions for new coal plants from 500mg/Nm3 to 1000mg/Nm3 from 2020 was "unlawful and invalid and (is) set aside".
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To calculate home affordability, the report assumes a 10 or 6373 percent down payment with associated monthly costs at a four percent mortgage rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, with a maximum allowable debt-to-income ratio of 45 percent.
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" In an attempt to assuage irate New Yorkers, Richard Azzopardi, a spokesman for Governor Cuomo, made the following statement: "This is an edible game fish that is indigenous to New York waters and catching them is allowable under both state and federal regulations.
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Acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler said Tuesday that the initiative might lead to a reduction in the allowable NOx emissions level from truck engines, but it could also lead to other deregulatory actions to ease compliance for truck makers and trucking companies.
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A spokesman for the WTO said the organization didn't comment on whether planned taxes conformed to its rules The House Republican plan involves abolishing corporate income tax and replacing it with a tax of 20 percent levied on revenues, less allowable deductions.
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The measure would give states up to eight years to comply with last year's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule on ozone, which restricted the allowable amount of ozone in ambient air to 70 parts per billion, from the previous 75 parts per billion.
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The House farm bill raises the eligibility threshold for households seeking access to the Supplemental Assistance for Needy Families Program—also known as food stamps—and would hike allowable household resources from $2,250 to $7,000 for families without an elderly or disabled member.
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On an annual basis, the board of directors, at their discretion, will establish the total allowable payments for the current year cash to members, including cash patronage, age and estate payments, and equity revolvements for both the Dairy Foods and Ag Services members.
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Under the settlement of charges it installed secret software in U.S. vehicles to allow them to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution, the German automaker agreed to change the way it does business in the United States and around the world.
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Acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler said Tuesday that the initiative might lead to a reduction in the allowable NOx emissions level from truck engines, but it could also lead to other deregulatory actions to ease compliance for truck makers and trucking companies.
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"We know that this is one of the greatest frustrations of a WIC shopper — to show up at the store and find out that the specific allowable items are not available," said Brian Dittmeier, senior public policy counsel at the National WIC Association.
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Bundlers loyal to Biden are seeing dozens of new donors, several maxing out with the top allowable $303,800, as he picks up victories in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Alabama, and other states, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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I believe when constructing crosswords, the solver's pleasure should be paramount, but I confess to being a little selfish about not taking simpler routes to finishing themed puzzle constructions by having more of my grids use the allowable maximum of 78 entries.
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Third, fully funding the CPUC's Self Generation Incentive Program at the maximum amount allowable by law to make storage more accessible to more consumers, prioritizing low-income and vulnerable populations and those who need backup power in areas more vulnerable to power shutoffs.
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One of the jurors who convicted Chief Gallagher expressed dismay at the president's actions in an interview on Friday, noting that the all-military jury had given Chief Gallagher the maximum punishment allowable under the law because it found his behavior so reprehensible.
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" He continues, "However, the Pasco Sheriff's Office follows the Department of Justice Uniform Crime Reporting standards and, according to the DOJ reporting requirements the only allowable races are: Asian/Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, Black/African American, American Indian/Alaskan Native, Unknown, or White.
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The Supreme Court last month made democracy of the people, for the people, harder for the people to repair, ruling in a 5-to-4 decision that political gerrymanders — fueled by big data and designed by partisan operatives — are allowable under the Constitution.
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HONG KONG, April 17 (Reuters) - The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) stepped into the currency market again on Tuesday, buying HK$5.77 billion ($735 million) in Hong Kong dollars as the local currency repeatedly hit the lower end of its allowable trading band.
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NICS is a data-driven input system -- therefore, it can only check what information is inputted into it and in many cases, states and others fail to enter legally allowable information that would stop a "prohibited person" from passing the background check.
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If finalized, the new regulation will lower allowable levels of fluoride in domestically packaged and imported bottled water to 0.7 milligrams per liter, a slight reduction from the current standard range of between 0.8 and 20113 milligrams per liter allowed by the FDA.
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Key changes to the credit card law include limiting fees and administration charges, and the introduction of a maximum allowable interest rate of 54%, equivalent to around 2.7 times the current weighted average of annual nominal interest rates of domestic currency loans.
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The IRS calculated an incorrect amount for the allowable credit for almost 28,000 returns as a result of computer programming errors, and the agency didn't have the authority to correct incorrect credit claims during processing for nearly 85033,700 returns, the TIGTA said.
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Amid all our divisions — with voices putting up fences around our imaginations, telling us what we can write, what's allowable to think, and who is allowed to say what — that type of emotional transference is a powerful way to assert our shared humanity.
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"His results will not be ratified, because the athlete has not provided any evidence to IAAF that meets the rule stated above nor have the blades been classified under the new Maximum Allowable Standing Height (MASH) formula," the IAAF said in July.
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Matsuzaki himself made two forays inside to put the final touches on the Sunfish, sweating inside his face mask and bodysuit in the summer heat, his nerves jumping each time his portable monitor dinged to indicate he'd received another increment of his allowable radiation dose.
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The Justice Department said that in 23.4 VW realized it could not meet the tougher rules and VW engineers designed a system to detect when cars were being tested in the lab and then to emit up to 22015 times legally allowable pollutants when driven.
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The threat of the HIT could impact not only the cost of health care, but also the availability of supplemental benefits like dental, vision, and hearing as well as newly-allowable benefits like pest control, transportation services, and post-hospital meal delivery, among others.
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In terms of the 1.5 number -- the 1.5 trillion number that is the allowable amount that could be added to the deficit in order to keep this under the bird rule, which means that it could pass with a simple majority in the Senate.
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Ayala's lawyer, Roy Austin of Washington, argued on Wednesday that she had used allowable discretion in choosing not to pursue capital punishment, including in a high-profile case against a man accused of killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend and an Orlando policewoman in separate incidents.
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The application that Italy's government will submit will include some fairly exacting standards detailing everything from whether a mixer would be allowed for use with the dough (low-speed only, please) from to the allowable thickness of crust (under 3 millimeters, or it doesn't count).
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Both options would cover the full cost of one preventive care visit a year and 50 percent of allowable costs for necessary care up to a $1,500 limit per year to cover additional preventive care and treatment of acute gum disease or tooth decay.
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The lawsuit asserts the Italian-American automaker placed undeclared "defeat devices," or auxiliary emissions controls, in 2014-20173 Fiat Chrysler diesel vehicles that led to "substantially" higher than allowable levels of nitrogen oxide, or NOx pollution, which is linked to smog formation and respiratory problems.
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It is hard to glean understanding from the 144 characters allowable by Twitter — the preferred vehicle for Trumpian expression — but I assume that Trump means that he would consider mobilizing the Illinois National Guard to impose some form of martial law in Chicago. 3.
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The German automaker is expected to tell a federal judge in San Francisco Thursday that it has agreed to offer to buy back up to 500,000 2.0-liter diesel vehicles sold in the United States that exceeded legally allowable emission levels, the people said.
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If your employer doesn't offer a retirement plan, you don't work enough hours to qualify for one or you've taken time off to care for family, contribute the maximum amount allowable to a tax-deductible traditional individual retirement account or a non-deductible Roth IRA.
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H.R. 244 would preserve pharmacy access for patients by requiring PBMs to update their "maximum allowable cost" (MAC) benchmarks every seven days to better reflect market costs and allow pharmacists to know the source by which PBMs set reimbursement for his or her community pharmacy.
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Rewards can be used toward the purchase or lease of a Mini vehicle, toward excess wear charges at the end of a lease, toward the purchase of additional allowable lease miles, for service and repairs at the Mini dealership, and for Mini Motoring Gear.
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It's unclear if Goldman donated to Biden or how much money he spent hosting the fundraiser, but Federal Election Commission guidelines say it's allowable to spend $1,000 on supplies for an in-home fundraiser for a candidate without that counting as an official contribution.
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Last week, Irving H. Picard, a trustee appointed to recover money for Madoff's victims, reported that $13.93 billion had been recovered and nearly all of it had been distributed, meaning nearly 70% of the allowable losses reported by Madoff's customers will have been repaid.
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The tests, the agency said, were an attempt to determine the effects of testosterone, how much of the substance could be used by athletes without it being detected, and whether an allowable amount of another substance, L-carnitine, could be used to benefit athletes.
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"It's highly effective, but it has taken some thought and some redesign to make this a process that could be allowable and acceptable for human use," says Lynne Carpenter-Boggs, a soil scientist at Washington State University, said in a news briefing on Feb.
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The expense to the healthcare system of one day in the hospital is over 100 times the monthly allowable reimbursement cost for oxygen therapy, so this current policy makes absolutely no practical sense for the patient or the taxpayer who funds the Medicare program.
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The suit filed in federal court in Illinois is the first brought by a VW franchise dealer over the automaker's admitted use of software that allowed nearly 600,000 vehicles to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution, a lawyer for owner of the dealerships said.
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HONG KONG, Aug 15 (Reuters) - The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) stepped into the currency market in the U.S. trading hours on Tuesday, buying HK$2.159 billion ($275.05 million) in Hong Kong dollars as the local currency repeatedly hit the lower end of its allowable trading band.
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If no deal is reached by the April 21 deadline, Breyer said he would consider holding a trial on the issue this summer to address the vehicles that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution in real world driving.
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Volkswagen has been in intensive talks over how much compensation it may offer owners of the larger 3.0-liter diesel Porsche, Audi and Volkswagen vehicles that emit up to nine times legally allowable emissions and whether it will offer buybacks for some of the polluting SUVs.
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The equal opportunity scholarships, meanwhile, are funded by tax credits: "The allowable tax credit is 2000 percent of the amount of contributions made during a taxable year, up to $232,2000 for single individuals, $261,2000 for married couples, and $260,000 for corporations, now including S-Corporations," explains EdChoice.
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The Mavericks, when it was their turn, bestowed a five-year, $158 million contract upon Porzingis in the first allowable minutes of free agency on June 30 and have made the player's comfort level a priority after watching how quickly his relationship with the Knicks spiraled.
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Despite their lack of expertise about the direct health impact of air pollutants, their votes on the appropriate level of the allowable standard will carry the same weight as the CASAC members with expertise in toxicology or epidemiology who have been the mainstay of the advisory process.
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Lawyer Robert Giuffra told U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer at a court hearing in San Francisco the automaker is making progress in trying to reach a settlement after it admitted to using software to emit up to 40 times legally allowable emissions in vehicles sold since 2009.
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We are caught between two extremes: a weak regulatory system in the United States that refuses to so much as investigate the Equifax breach and a fine-based scheme in Europe that is so harsh that regulators will never be able to impose the maximum allowable penalties.
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Under Barack Obama, the EPA, the auto industry (cowed by its near collapse and government bailout in 2009), and the California Air Resources Board agreed on a new set of national standards that would gradually ratchet up miles per gallon standards and reduce allowable emissions through 2025.
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Europe's top trade official told CNBC her "impression" was that the United States would introduce fresh tariffs on EU products as soon as this month, once a ruling from World Trade Organization arbitrators on the total value of allowable American countermeasures is released, as early as Wednesday.
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"GSA employees are responsible for making their own lodging and meal arrangements while on official business travel and GSA reimburses its employees at the allowable per diem rates pursuant to federal rules and regulations and GSA's Travel Policy," agency spokeswoman Pam Dixon said in an interview.
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"There are limits on what's allowable, and tying eligibility to work or drug testing or some of these other things is not consistent with what should be allowed," said Judith Solomon, vice president for health policy at the liberal-leaning Centers on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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"While initial reviews indicate that aircrew transiting through Scotland adhered to all guidance and procedures, we understand that U.S. Service members lodging at higher-end accommodations, even if within government rates, might be allowable but not advisable," the Air Force said in its statement Sunday evening.
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And that's not to mention that, despite highly questionable EPA proclamations that Flint's water levels are now under the "allowable" lead limit, the city is still embroiled in a crisis, with thousands of residents still suffering through water-related health issues and still unable to safely drink water.
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The investigation comes six months after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said it would review all light-duty diesel vehicles in the United States after Volkswagen AG admitted to installing software in diesel vehicles sold since 2009 that allowed them to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution.
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AB: No. Israel imposed a restriction on the nicotine strength allowable for e-cigarettes, so that includes the 5 percent version of our product, which we currently sell in the U.S., but we have since switched to a reduced strength that is compliant with the now-effective limit [there].
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The settlement, the largest ever automotive buyback offer in U.S. history and most expensive auto industry scandal, stems from the German automaker's admission in September 2015 that it intentionally misled regulators by installing secret software that allowed U.S. vehicles to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution.
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The report, by the senior adviser to the secretary of defense on operational test and evaluation, questioned the F-35A's ability to fly at maximum allowable airspeed with its weapons bay doors open and its ability to sustain an "energy advantage" during a dogfight with an F-16D.
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" A Nestlé Waters Canada spokesperson confirmed over email that the company has no plans to make fuller use of its maximum allowable volume for water-taking, and noted that the company's "actual water taking is based on consumer demand which varies from year to year and month to month.
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Travelers to Mars would face a lifetime&aposs worth of radiation exposureWe knew that a trip to Mars would expose astronauts to excessive amounts of radiation, but new data …Read more ReadA round-trip voyage to Mars would consequently expose astronauts to two-thirds of allowable lifetime exposure.
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Then, in 2015, the legislature passed a law allowing anyone with a marijuana conviction to apply for expungement if the act for which they were convicted—like possession, growing marijuana, or growing in excess of what was deemed allowable for medical use—is no longer considered a crime.
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If the turbines end up in Crimea - which one of the sources said could happen as soon as within the next two months - it could test the limits of what is allowable under sanctions imposed by the European Union after Russia annexed the territory from Ukraine in 2014.
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If deducting the maximum allowable contributions to a 215(k) still leaves them over the $22018,22017 cap, they may be able to add a defined benefit plan and use deductible contributions to that to bring their incomes below the cap and save thousands in taxes, according to Speiss.
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According to the indictment and campaign finance records, Mr. Sessions received the maximum allowable campaign donation of $2,700 in 2018 from both Mr. Parnas and Mr. Fruman, as well as nearly $3 million in donations from America First Action, a pro-Trump super PAC to which both had contributed.
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"This is not allowable in a democracy and frankly it frightens me that republicans are standing up and defending the president because if he gets away with this, what's to stop him from essentially integrating the entirety of American foreign policy into his political re-election campaign," he added.
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This will hurt Republican-leaning states more than Democratic-leaning states, as many of the reddest states are among those receiving the maximum match for their Medicaid programs from the federal government (about 70 percent) while many of the bluest states receive the lowest allowable match (50 percent).
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To help microbusinesses manage unexpected expenses, Congress should streamline existing federal pre-tax savings programs into a single MyFlex account, accessible to the self-employed, where an individual could set aside up to $13,85033 in pre-tax income per year (the sum of allowable savings under existing programs).
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Ultimately, it would be the Senate parliamentarian's decision whether any provisions were not allowable under Senate rules, but Republicans should push the limit of what they can do and amend this latest ObamaCare Repeal Reconciliation Act to also include as much repeal of the law's regulations as possible.
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Amber Senter, an Oakland-based manufacturer and co-founder of Supernova Women, an organization that offers networking for women of color interested in entering the cannabis industry, commented by phone that she's mostly heard of regulators issuing warnings so far, regarding products with more-than-allowable THC and the like.
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"I think the FDA is going to have to grapple with what the legal framework looks like here, based first, ultimately, on the science and whether it's safe and what's an allowable level with respect to putting CBD in the food supply," Gottlieb said later in an interview with CNBC.
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VW still must reach agreement with regulators on whether it will offer to buyback 85,000 larger 3.0 liter Porsche, Audi and VW cars and SUVs that emitted up to nine times legally allowable pollution and how much it may face in civil fines for admitting to violating the Clean Air Act.
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"To any Federal Employee unable to pay for their medical cannabis due to the Government shutdown, BudTrader will donate to you the allowable, legal limit according to California adult use rules and regulations to help ease your suffering in this difficult time," the company wrote in a Facebook post on Monday.
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Now the fisheries commission is considering a proposal to expand the allowable catch by another 20 percent when it meets Wednesday in Bar Harbor, Me. The largest industrial menhaden harvester on the East Coast, Omega Protein, has suggested that the quota could easily be raised by up to 30 percent.
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For example, under the Debt Collection Improvement Act of 1996, the maximum allowable collection on a federal student loan debt is the smallest of three options: 15 percent of the monthly Social Security benefit payment, the amount of the monthly benefit payment less $750, or the outstanding amount of the debt.
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The world's largest automaker said in a letter to a U.S. judge overseeing the settlement that as of Wednesday, it repurchased or terminated leases on nearly 23.0,220 vehicles and repaired 3.03,23.0 after it admitted in 211 to secretly installing software that let vehicles emit up to 23.0 times legally-allowable pollution levels.
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READ: Migrant father who drowned with daughter was extorted hours before crossing "With unprecedented numbers of children in government custody, these circumstances have led to children being held in CBP facilities well beyond the allowable 72 hours and in appalling conditions," they wrote in a letter to the secretaries of DHS and HHS.
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He urges patient to contest hospital bills by asking for discounts using a few approaches: Patients can ask to pay the Medicare allowable rate, the same rate as an in-network person would pay (if you're paying out of pocket), or ask for an itemized bill to ensure all the services rendered were necessary.
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Among the requirements: Coal ash sites were to be monitored for structural integrity, coal-burning utilities had to conduct and publish groundwater monitoring results for the first time, and ponds that were found to be contaminating groundwater in excess of a allowable limits, or that were structurally faulty, were to be closed following specific guidelines.
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The bill passed on Thursday by both chambers of the state legislature raised that pressure by instructing the Air Resources Board to "ensure to the maximum extent allowable" that at least 35 percent of investment funds go to low-income and disadvantaged communities and requiring the board's directors approve all VW plans at public hearings.
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In the same vein, it is also said in Tehran that a few serious and sizable American investments in Iran — in fields allowable under current American laws — would send a very positive message to America's allies, and allay the fear of other Western actors who might still be reluctant to enter the Iranian sphere.
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The Duffin-Schaeffer conjecture's main claim is that if you want to figure out whether you can approximate nearly all irrational numbers given a set of denominators and allowable error terms, this is the only feature you need to know: whether that infinite sum of measures diverges to infinity or converges to a finite value.
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Rich Paul, Davis's agent, confirmed Monday via text message that he had personally notified Pelicans General Manager Dell Demps that Davis wants to be moved, in conjunction with Paul informing them that Davis would not sign an estimated $240 million contract extension that New Orleans planned to offer in July at the first allowable moment.
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Though still less than three feet tall, those fledglings are good news for people like Raymond Hunter, 81, a retired theoretical nuclear physicist from Royston, Ga. Every February for 15 years, he had come to CeeBee's and stuffed 12 bushels of Duncans — the maximum allowable under Florida fruit inspection laws — into his Lincoln Town Car.
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In the small town of Sebring, Ohio, about 60 miles southeast of Cleveland, state environmental officials last week accused the manager of the local water treatment plant of failing to notify residents of higher-than-allowable levels of lead in water — and playing a "cat-and-mouse game" with regulators who questioned his reports.
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"As my husband has weeklong business trips coming up in August and the campaign will require more hours as it gets closer to the election, I am writing to inquire if it is allowable to submit receipts for the time I am paying for a sitter, if the hours are strictly tied to the campaign?" she wrote.
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During my flights on American Airlines I've endured multiple delays due to equipment problems, flight attendants not showing up and pilots abandoning the airplane because delays exceeded their allowable hours; I've been trapped for hours on the tarmac going nowhere in the world's smallest seat; and I've been put up in a crummy missed-connection hotel.
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Koukoulopoulos and Maynard proved that the Duffin-Schaeffer conjecture is indeed true: If you're handed a list of denominators with allowable error terms, you can determine whether you can approximate virtually all irrational numbers or virtually none just by checking whether the corresponding sum of the measures around each fraction diverges to infinity or converges to a finite value.
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A report released this week by the United Nations Environment Programme found that by 20300, the world's states will have produced twice the amount of fossil fuels allowable if limiting global warming to two degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit); the current rate of production is 120 percent over what would be necessary to limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
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While Vandrey allows that the amount of THC in the study's samples is 0.09% higher than what is allowable in hemp-derived CBD, he points out that people who use more than one dose per day of the hemp product might end up with high enough levels of THC to trigger a positive test because THC accumulates in the body.
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Asset coverage available to the preferred shares fell below the 'AAA' threshold, and instead passed at the 'AA' rating level only under remote circumstances, such as increasing the fund's leverage to 13% as well as increasing issuer concentration while simultaneously migrating the portfolio to a level of 55% high yield bonds, above the highest allowable under the fund's post-reorganization expanded investment mandate.
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READ: Trump 'suggested' Mike Pence stay at his golf resort that's 3 hours from Dublin — and you're paying for it "While initial reviews indicate that aircrew transiting through Scotland adhered to all guidance and procedures, we understand that U.S. Service members lodging at higher-end accommodations, even if within government rates, might be allowable but not advisable," the spokesperson said.
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Democrats bristled at the proposal, arguing that despite complaints about the minority party slow-walking nominees by often maximizing allowable debate time for them, both Trump and the Republican majority leader of the Senate, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, have boasted about the record number of district court and appeals court judges that have been confirmed during Trump's first two years in office. Sen.
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Pope Francis has changed the Catholic Church's teaching on the death penalty, ruling that it is never acceptable because it attacks the "dignity of the person," reports the AP. Why it matters: The Church had previously made an exception to the death penalty in its teachings, saying that it was allowable "if this is the only possible way of effectively defending human lives against the unjust aggressor."
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For the study, researchers analyzed the Medicare billing records for 12,337 emergency medicine physicians practicing in almost 300 hospitals in all 50 states in 333 to determine how much emergency departments billed for services compared to the Medicare allowable amount (the sum of what Medicare pays, the deductible and coinsurance that patients pay, and the amount any third party such as the patient pays).
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