Extending walk signals or installing curb bump outs can make it easier to go from curb to curb safely, and would slow vehicular traffic.
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However such deals are double-edged; while they curb risk, they also curb earnings.
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Japan ratified the 2015 Paris agreement to curb to curb carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 and 2050.
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He walked to the curb, raised his right foot over the curb and drew back—he had missed another Walk.
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Then there's governmental pressure to regulate other speech, to curb bullying, to curb bots, and it just doesn't stop, potentially.
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The firm went as far as to develop a curb productivity index that calculates the amount of people using a curb per hour, per 20 feet of curb, which is about the size of a parking space.
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Obama's China 'climate' deal binds America with language of 'will' curb emissions now while China only 'intends' to curb in 2030.
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In October 2013, Verifone bought Curb (an existing ride-hailing app) and sunsetted Way2Ride while transferring users over to the Curb app.
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Should you kick me to the curb, you must anticipate that I am going to sit on that curb eating ice cream.
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The big picture: Historically, the curb has been the meeting spot for most buses and taxis, but curb space has increased in value.
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There was one place we called the red curb and we'd go after school and the boys would try and grind the curb.
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Brown struck a curb, drove across the median and hit another curb, flipping the vehicle, which landed upside down on an Indianapolis street.
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His fledgling business, Curb Cans, provides the service of taking garbage and recycling bins to the curb and back again on trash day.
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"I just thought that somebody had lost control of a truck and, you know, hit the curb and went over the curb," she said.
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New Yorkers can only park on their property if it has a legal curb cut (the 2010 rules also made it harder for homeowners to get a new curb cut.) If you suspect that a curb cut was made illegally, report that to 311, too.
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Agina: Test would curb use of 'urfi' The virginy tests would help curb the use of "urfi" -- or unregistered marriage -- Agina reportedly told local media.
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Though Via and Curb wouldn't disclose exact figures, the companies confirmed that the deal is based on a revenue share between the cabs, Via and Curb.
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Taking measures to curb temperature extremes also will not work in the long run unless efforts to curb climate-changing emissions are stepped up, the researchers said.
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Both major ride-hail companies are also experimenting with programs for older and disabled people whose mobility problems make standard curb-to-curb services difficult to use.
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Both major ride-hail companies are also experimenting with programs for older and disabled people whose mobility problems make standard curb-to-curb services difficult to use.
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Similarly, typing in "parking on a hill with no curb" was the kind of phrase in which Google would typically have figured the word "curb" was important but not "no" — which would mean you may get a result about parking on a hill that actually had a curb.
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I wish it would just be the sounds of the pottery …Read more ReadSeeing this curb roller machine shape messy cement into a smooth curb is so satisfyingAh.
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Alternatively, Curb is talking with solar power providers to use the Curb system to monitor the energy output of panels while also providing the deep energy usage data.
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"When we curb the demand for the illegal sale and purchase of sex, we will also curb the profitability of human trafficking," Book said in a press release.
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Someone added the theme song of HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" to the footage: Here is Tom Steyer's interaction with Sanders and Warren to Curb Your Enthusiasm #DemocraticDebate pic.twitter.
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The boy was walking along the curb of a Des Moines apartment parking lot when an SUV jumped the curb, ran over his leg and fled, police reported.
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Go deeper: Wisconsin Republicans vote to curb incoming Democratic governor's power These midterm victories will expand voting rights, curb gerrymandering Report finds protections for minority voters have plunged since 2013
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In a bid to curb exploitative tactics used by unscrupulous brokers and curb trafficking, the government launched a portal last month to connect job seekers to licensed recruitment agencies directly.
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Beijing, home to 22 million people, is trying to curb population growth and relocate industries and what it calls "non-capital functions" to Hebei to curb pollution and ease congestion.
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"We should take a lot of measures to curb excessive bubbles in the real estate sector, curb the flow of excessive financial resources into the real estate sector," Ma said.
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Pruitt, in particular, sued over the EPA's clean power plan, which seeks to curb carbon emissions from power plants and attempts to curb methane emissions from the oil and gas industry.
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Beijing, home to 22 million people, is trying to curb population growth and relocate industries and other "non-capital functions" to Hebei as part of efforts to curb pollution and congestion.
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Last year, then-11-year-old Micah Amezquita founded Curb Cans, a business that provides the service of taking garbage and recycling bins to the curb and back again on trash day.
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Police said the boy was walking along the curb of a parking lot of an apartment in Des Moines when an SUV jumped the curb and ran over his leg, according to CNN.
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Development work "won't curb the numbers of migrants", admits one.
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The landmark verdict will help curb child marriage, campaigners said.
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It goes further than her previous plans to curb migration.
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He's also appeared on Curb Your Enthusiasm, Arrow, and Fringe.
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In the meantime, it has begun to curb its generosity.
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Travel with healthy snack choices to curb cravings for junk.
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The man had been driving erratically before mounting the curb.
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We could demand legislation to curb the production of plastics.
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The need to curb virality is becoming ever more urgent.
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Curb has not aired a new episode since September 2011.
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That is unsurprising, given the party's promise to curb immigration.
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If prominence were the key, this should curb the attacks.
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Congress passed laws to protect the environment and curb pollution.
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But the dog stayed behind, lying motionless on the curb.
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The vans have a curb weight of nearly 10,000 pounds.
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We need to impose rigorous regulations to curb these abuses.
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Taiwanese voters also approved three initiatives to curb gay rights.
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But it will not curb abuses driven by political motives.
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Please go to the curb after picking up your bag.
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Clarity, order and clear expectations could begin to curb it.
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Goldman Sachs has a message for markets: Curb your enthusiasm.
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The move was supposedly to curb corruption and tax evasion.
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Not sure what your curb has done for you lately?
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It does not say how long the curb will last.
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But, to help curb some of that heaviness, humor helps.
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We should not arbitrarily curb the progress in preserving organs.
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Activists and lawyers say such depositions could help curb trafficking.
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At home they have taken useful steps to curb corruption.
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Some analysts doubted producers would stick to a prolonged curb.
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Get it for $113.99 to upgrade your curb appeal quirkiness.
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They have also embraced government action to curb climate change.
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He told me how much he loved LD and Curb.
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Don't worry, she kicks Jasper (Rufus Sewell) to the curb.
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Suffoletto has long researched technological interventions to curb dangerous drinking.
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Overstretch could curb the capacity to respond to new threats.
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Researchers haven't been certain about how to curb the trend.
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If so, they are unlikely to curb their spending overnight.
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There have been no meaningful efforts to curb illegal immigration.
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Adding exterior lights both adds curb appeal and enhances safety.
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A concrete curb defines the line between the two nations.
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Proponents say the laws are intended to curb voter fraud.
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Yet the government has no real tools to curb them.
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Legislation designed to curb poaching in fact inflates it massively.
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He was pouring urine from a bedpan onto the curb.
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Its effects could be felt gradually and curb yen strength.
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That has made it difficult for orchestras to curb costs.
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Ms. Hodges claimed the law would curb fraud and terrorism.
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And yes, all of these inactions curb pollution — a bit.
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But the government did not curb the number of vessels.
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It is a significant curb on speech — and apparently incorrect.
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I am retiring the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" meme on Jan.
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He aimed to curb racial prejudice as Japanese families resettled.
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Critics fear that efforts to curb anticorruption legislation will continue.
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As I started toward the curb, I heard a shout.
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Trade with Europe, however, won't be affected by the curb.
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Will this be enough to help people curb their addiction?
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However, he did not outline any plans to curb production.
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Still, Orlando's coach, Steve Clifford, has tried to curb expectations.
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During rush hour traffic, curb space would be priced high.
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Curb Your Enthusiasm is kind of like the bizarro Entourage.
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The two countries are trying to curb China's growing influence.
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THE PLANET needs China to curb its appetite for meat.
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Their attempt to curb "uncivilized behavior" sparked a backlash nationwide.
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In it, a shirtless West sits handcuffed on the curb.
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The nation's cutthroat lawmakers were lining up to curb spending.
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Chinese authorities have unveiled measures to curb the virus' spreading.
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Y., to curb sexual harassment and assault in the military.
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Acid rain fell, with no significant effort to curb it.
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The floating barrier will help curb arrivals, Mr. Mitarakis said.
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There was a loud bang as he hit the curb.
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The curb is almost impossible to see beneath the snow.
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Activists thought that prohibiting its sale would curb excess drinking.
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They clearly see an urgent need to curb her momentum.
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Strict gun control is a good way to curb terrorism.
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MYTH: Kids need to diet to curb the obesity epidemic.
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But he signaled that he would not curb himself completely.
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OCAHO regulations must be amended to curb this mitigation process.
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Here's how to curb your phone addiction with grayscale mode.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa is seeking emergency measures to curb violence.
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In the past, both methods worked to curb youth smoking.
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It's like a heightened "Curb Your Enthusiasm," yet more grounded.
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Last week, the government introduced legislation to curb foreign influence.
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They are things we cannot stop entirely, cannot curb fully.
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The edging of the curb is a special rigid granite.
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Everybody's grasping at straws to curb it, to cure it.
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Earlier this year, a draft executive order began circulating online, stirring fear that the president was preparing to curb the use of these visas, just as he's tried to curb other forms of immigration.
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Trump, in August, accused the Chinese of not doing enough to curb fentanyl exports, which Chinese authorities called "blatant slander," according to Reuters, and accused the U.S. of not doing enough to curb demand.
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Having withdrawn from the seven-nation deal negotiated under his predecessor to curb Iranian nuclear efforts, President Trump is aiming to pressure Iran to curb its political and military activities across the Middle East.
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In a bid to curb the rampant harassment on its service, however, Twitter announced today that it's buying Smyte, a San Francisco-based startup that aimed to help companies curb spam, fraud, and abuse online.
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However, a recent report from the UN suggests that it is the limited availability of water, rather than land, that may curb our ability to grow more plant-based food in order to curb emissions.
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"This decision does nothing to curb spam, and is not needed to curb spam," says Harold Feld, senior vice president at Public Knowledge, which has pushed the agency to classify texts as a telecommunications service.
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The Paris climate agreement showed in 2015 that countries agree that everyone needs to curb their emissions, and at COP25, they agreed that everyone needs to take on even more aggressive targets to curb emissions.
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Mr Peña's project was an attempt to curb overmighty teachers' unions.
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The central bank usually intervenes to curb volatility in the market.
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Previous efforts to curb supply, though, have lifted prices only temporarily.
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Efforts to curb opioid prescriptions and abuse are starting to work.
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The need to curb emissions also motivates expansion of renewable energy.
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Atlanta Barry Black-ish Curb Your Enthusiasm GLOW The Marvelous Mrs.
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I want these guys curb stomp the shit out of everyone.
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Studies have shown eye injections of Avastin can curb vision loss.
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Some measures, including higher tariffs, have been imposed to curb imports.
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Microsoft says it's joining the movement to curb online hate speech.
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She cautioned joggers and other sport lovers to curb their activities.
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He also urged the Israeli prime minister to curb settlement activity.
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October's scheduled sales tax hike may also curb consumption, they warn.
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Consequently, the Government has deployed the Army to curb the protests.
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Since the 1980s various task-forces have tried to curb bullying.
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Efforts to curb borrowing are themselves emerging as a new risk.
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Read more: These midterm victories will expand voting rights, curb gerrymandering
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Following that defeat, Kasich dropped further efforts to curb collective bargaining.
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Time to kick dieting to the curb, once and for all.
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Create time limits Setting parameters can also help curb over-talkers.
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Have there been efforts to curb the corruption and illegal deforestation?
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I pulled both suitcases to the curb— Then, I looked up.
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Under that label, Mahershala also released Curb Side Service in 2007.
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Studies have shown that eye injections of Avastin curb vision loss.
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Bangkok's efforts to claw back fiscal decision-making may curb clientelism.
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But Mr Macron's hopes to curb unemployment are no less ambitious.
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U.S. diplomats can try to curb Turkish plans against the Kurds.
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Go deeper: Wisconsin Republicans vote to curb incoming Democratic governor's power
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One way to curb the "imperial presidency" would be constitutional reform.
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He vows to uplift the needy, curb crime and crush corruption.
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To really curb temptation, unfollow those brands on social media, too!
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Perhaps the most ambitious plan to curb cars comes from Oslo.
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Rivals have taken more formal steps to curb the tycoon's influence.
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Earlier, Trump had said he would try to curb his tweeting.
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Britain wants the companies to do more to curb the practice.
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Our new home is great but it needs some... curb appeal.
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Its lobby already pushing for more regulation to curb the newcomers.
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Shell recently said that it would curb emissions from its products.
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I think we would curb the epidemics [of obesity and diabetes].
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The firms hope that funding local initiatives will help curb resentment.
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It's possible that fears over Zika will curb Olympic sexy time.
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Curb aims to serve a homeowner with data not previously available.
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Oklahoma regulators have already ordered many disposal wells to curb operations.
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You know how you love watching Curb Your Enthusiasm at home?
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Valve's action was thus likely meant to curb this recurring trend.
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This, he argued, would foster esprit de corps and curb cronyism.
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Other European countries are also taking steps to curb Facebook's influence.
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Pai unveiled his proposal to curb net neutrality rules last month.
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But they'd help curb them so shouldn't we at least try??
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Don't download and share, curb the curiosity for two more days.
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Brussels has praised Romanian magistrates for their efforts to curb graft.
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This is your future that's just been kicked to the curb!
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Einstein became known for his role as Marty Funkhouser on Curb.
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Twitter announced Thursday it would limit automated tweets to curb bots.
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Your Tannenbaum, though, will have to be kicked to the curb.
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But if anyone can help curb doping, he said, he can.
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A fan rattled; outside, a bus pulled away from the curb.
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But she may yet need to curb her more interventionist instincts.
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My goal was to curb my craving for sweets after dinner.
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President Trump has created a commission to help curb the crisis.
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In recent months the authorities have tried to curb the extremists.
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She has also moved to curb free speech and muzzle dissent.
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The Basque-style establishment's dusty awning still extends to the curb.
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S. trade war to curb global demand also hit investor sentiment.
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Contador hit a traffic curb while coming around a right turn.
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Can they claim exclusive right to park at their curb cut?
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It can even block the curb cut with its own vehicles.
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Their diplomats claimed that they were working rigorously to curb poaching.
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"Anything that we can do to curb those emissions is important."
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Rising caution on the U.S. helped to curb the U.S. dollar.
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But surging U.S. production is offsetting OPEC's efforts to curb supplies.
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But the euro's strength threatens to curb the recovery in inflation.
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But curb the urge to throw on a sundress or shorts.
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JPMorgan analysts had urged investors to curb some of their enthusiasm.
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But no one has taken effective action to curb the epidemic.
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On the curb afterward we dragged it out but didn't kiss.
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West Virginia's Medicaid program kicked PBMs to the curb last year.
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But I definitely think he'd do something to curb the problem.
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Adams wanted several curb cuts; the city only allowed her three.
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Several other U.S. states have sought to curb Planned Parenthood funding.
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Curb side parking is a luxury if you think about it.
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In fact, he said legalizing it will help curb those problems.
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He is not even safe on his side of the curb.
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Rape is rape; take this rhetoric out to the curb. 55.
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A scheduled sales tax hike in October may also curb consumption.
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Last year I hit the curb hard, just skimming self-obliteration.
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The space offers 17-foot ceilings with a curb cut driveway.
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Looking out, I see frozen puddles and litter lining the curb.
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Trump has long said financial sector oversight could curb economic growth.
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But should we trust tech companies to help curb tech use?
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Drugs like buprenorphine could sharply curb the nation's opioid overdose crisis.
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They want to curb the number of Muslims in northern Rakhine.
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Working together to decriminalize self-managed abortion will curb these risks.
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A drug that reactivates the gene could help curb cancer growth.
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A cab whooshes by me and abruptly parks at the curb.
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Meanwhile, his workers had also damaged the front curb and sidewalk.
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The outbreak has led several businesses to close or curb activity.
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" Mr. Smoove, too, is pleased with the current season of "Curb.
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His chief aim in the Middle East is to curb Iran.
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The provisions were designed to curb money laundering and drug trafficking.
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In Stockholm, action to curb climate change is evident nearly everywhere.
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OPEC eventually conceded and agreed in November 2016 to curb output.
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China has said it has taken measures to curb surplus output.
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Policymakers and advocates are grappling with ways to curb the crisis.
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U.S. military activism has done little to curb terrorism in Africa.
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Lucy Williams Gold Flat Curb Chain Bracelet, $110, available at Missoma
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The Supreme Court upheld a basic mechanism to curb that power.
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Krist's efforts to curb the sprawl sound pat, but they work.
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Brazil and Bolivia struggled to curb massive forest fires in 2019.
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But you have to curb the liberal arrogance that's out there.
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The new building design seeks to boost Golden Corral's curb appeal.
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Curb frivolous spending by setting up clear, firm boundaries for yourself.
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Those maps mark everything from stop sign placement to curb height.
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The ban is meant to curb the rise in teenage vaping.
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My husband cut it while he was standing on the curb.
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RIGHT NOW, THE CENTRAL BLANK IS NOT ACTING TO CURB INFLATION.
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The "Curb Your Enthusiasm" music wouldn't have sounded out of place.
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Its recent decision to curb coal imports is a good start.
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I was so nervous that I drove up on the curb.
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After nearly an hour, a white minivan pulled to the curb.
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"You know, as some might say, curb your enthusiasm," Cruz quipped.
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One recent afternoon, Longstreth edged up to the curb, head swiveling.
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The López Obrador administration is under pressure to curb spiraling violence.
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However, he brushed off calls to curb Australia's reliance on coal.
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Therefore "Curb overseas investment" these several words impact the market significantly.
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This time, I swear, the curb rose up to trip me.
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Twitter claims that its recent efforts to curb abuse are helping.
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It's there that efforts to curb protections are most acutely felt.
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Late last year, Facebook outlined a modest effort to curb misinformation.
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The company could either suspend or further curb production, they added.
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Looking out, I see frozen puddles, and litter lining the curb.
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There are two basic ways for insurance programs to curb costs.
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A spending showdown could be their opportunity to curb such efforts.
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Since then, Facebook and Twitter have both announced new policies to curb misleading or fabricated videos — though Facebook's is much more narrowly tailored to curb images and videos that have been technically manipulated using artificial intelligence.
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Beijing, home to 22 million people, is trying to curb population growth and relocate industries and other "non-capital functions" to Hebei in the coming years as part of its efforts to curb pollution and congestion.
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I hit the curb, then I swung over and hit the other curb, trying to figure out how to go straight, because I couldn't see anything — and my back window just completely collapses and caves in.
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The restaurant cannot, however, paint the curb yellow or paint a "No Parking" sign on the sidewalk (a lesson Madonna learned last summer when she gave her own Upper East Side curb cut the same color treatment).
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To curb that kind of destructive procrastination, science offers some useful guidance.
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He also increased social spending and used security forces to curb protests.
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Regulators have ordered the firm to take steps to curb money laundering.
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The Trump administration wants China to do more to curb the threat.
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There are various ways that omega-22s may curb inflammation, he says.
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Today, the curb represents the most contested space in the urban world.
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Why American cities really need more data about their own curb space
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Incarceration has done little to curb Kaczynski's affinity for the written word.
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The curb may sound snoozy, but it's due for a serious reckoning.
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Congress is deliberating three separate bills aiming to curb immigrant work visas.
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Nigeria has been trying several options to curb pressure on the naira.
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I edge to the curb, roll down my window, and call out.
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Several companies are overhauling policies to curb misinformation ahead of the vote.
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But can the color really help relax you and curb your cravings?
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Kick those red flags to the curb and keep yourself in check.
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A number of drastic steps have been taken to curb the spread.
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Larry David, Curb Your Enthusiasm Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
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Maisel" and Larry David's chronicle of everyday annoyances in "Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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This led to look for non-algorithmic ways to curb this problem.
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Can you imagine Bergman, Ophüls, Cukor, or Mizoguchi accepting such a curb?
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He twice tried to impose fiscal and monetary squeezes to curb inflation.
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When it was first made, the curb formed a solid straight line.
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One is immigration, especially of Muslims, which Mr Trump wants to curb.
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So do I, but I've sort of been able to curb it.
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Tougher sanctions come into force in November that curb Iranian energy exports.
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The latter requires he curb the forces of economic nationalism at home.
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Gabon itself has also taken important steps to curb poaching, Poulsen said.
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John Harwood: You have a pretty aggressive plan to curb stock buybacks.
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Perhaps most shameful is its reluctance to curb ethnic discrimination and slavery.
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Since then the authorities have shown greater determination to curb financial risks.
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"She pushed him in between two cars and the curb," Williams said.
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The aim is to curb the divorce rate, which has been rising.
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The actor is currently starring on the HBO comedy Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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The trees help curb saltwater from seeping inward and turn into sediment.
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And OPEC proved better able to curb production than anyone had imagined.
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Economists say the higher rates should be enough to curb inflationary pressure.
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Israel doesn't like that and uses military force to curb Iran's influence.
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Tehran agreed to curb its nuclear program in return for lifted sanctions.
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"I'll do everything I can to curb the epidemic of youth use."
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The government's declared economic priority for 2017 is to curb financial risk.
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It rivals Google's Pixel when it comes to just baseline curb appeal.
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Instead, volatility in demand for construction has trained builders to curb investment.
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That's the type of behavior Schumer and Sanders are hoping to curb.
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Curb hails from Austin, Texas where a small team built the product.
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"Obviously, Feld Entertainment isn't just kicking us to the curb," Iverson says.
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And we want to -- we want to do something to curb that.
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The investigation could result in recommendations on whether to curb steel imports.
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The first trading curb took place after a 5 percent market drop.
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This is why attempts to arbitrarily curb the initiative must be resisted.
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Other moves to curb the opposition have included silencing most independent media.
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The constitutional-reform bill would drastically curb the power of the Senate.
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It is that seamless, frictionless experience from curb to gate, it's awesome.
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The penalty for larger refineries will be to curb any expansion projects.
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But it should at least encourage gold bulls to curb their enthusiasm.
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This hasn't stopped several Senators from making proposals to curb buybacks. Sens.
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Williams didn't say what he hit, only saying he hopped the curb.
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She's a huge fan of Seinfeld, Curb Your Enthusiasm and Broad City.
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But Moscow never properly followed through on its pledge to curb exports.
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The famous "hamburger" menu icon has also been kicked to the curb.
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The steady rise in inflation last month also helped curb consumer spending.
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He sought to curb violence by pushing gun safety laws last year.
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That factor was designed to curb speculation and volatility in the yuan.
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Several startups are already thinking of solutions to curb excessive plastic consumption.
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Virtually every state is racing to find ways to curb the crisis.
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Almost makes ya feel like you're living in an episode of 'Curb.'
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There are, thankfully, calculated measures to take to curb the taper jitters.
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In a subsequent interview, he was asked how to curb use. Testing?
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"I've found that really cold drinks help curb sugar cravings," she says.
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In March they announced their strictest rules yet to curb speculative behaviour.
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The ninth season of Curb Your Enthusiasm premieres on HBO October 1.
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Most important, China must start to curb the relentless rise of debt.
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Then the Hawkeyes curb stomped the Buckeyes and things got even better.
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We're trying to curb any problems and any tragic events from happening.
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They rented a truck and gathered materials from the curb at night.
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I) may have to curb its growth plans further if Boeing's (BA.
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In 2000, he sponsored legislation to curb predatory lending by Georgia banks.
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Vargo is trying to enforce baseball's new rule designed to curb spitballs.
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It is not just that they do nothing to curb drug use.
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Promises to curb white-collar crime have featured prominently in the race.
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Trump has rejected calls to curb arms deals, citing economic concerns. Sen.
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Perhaps that is the way forward to curb the spread of misinformation.
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He brought his students on field trips to the curb every year.
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Sayyid remembered taking the two carry-on bags out to the curb.
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"You can see the edge of the curb right there," he said.
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Then she promised to curb the cost of prescription drugs and insulin.
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The sanctions aimed to curb financial support for the North's weapons program.
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Other times, they pass spending bills that help curb runaway, irresponsible spending.
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The same poll found broad support for changes to curb gun violence.
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Various Chinese cities also adopted more lending restrictions to curb credit risks.
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Rising rates would curb inflation and increase the value of the dollar.
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Fourteen years later, Obama reached an agreement with China to curb cyberattacks.
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Increased prosecution is unlikely, then, to curb overdose deaths; so what will?
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Some believe gun shop projects are backdoor ways to curb gun ownership.
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Ironically, the purpose of that bill is to curb online sexual abuse.
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It is a good idea to curb this so-called earnings stripping.
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Don't relegate him to the side and push him to the curb.
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China could curb, maintain or even increase its purchases of Iranian oil.
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"We believe fast-match is most effective at the curb," Bakari said.
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Keep in touch to update them on your condition and curb boredom.
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To curb price hikes, France introduced a price limit for sanitizing gel.
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It was forgettable, the one thing you don't expect "Curb" to be.
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Here are some common culprits and how you can curb their appetite.
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She often dispenses a hug and a symbolic push toward the curb.
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Include three different vegetables at each of these meals to curb cravings.
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Our job: help curb his bad impulses and nurture his good ones.
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After investigating police lying, our reporter examines ways to curb the practice.
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It's just one of many moves around the world to curb waste.
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My parents left my stuff out on the curb for the garbagemen.
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But other gun rights supporters say smart guns curb access to arms.
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First, he moved simultaneously to curb the Hungarian media and the judiciary.
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He claims his attempts to curb her spending fell on deaf ears.
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The government has used them to curb deforestation in the Amazon before.
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Facebook made an important hire in its effort to curb false news.
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Lawmakers criticized China's recent decision to curb the reporting from the country.
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LONDON — The queen has backed efforts to curb the use of plastics.
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Suppose the city's average revenue per curb space is $2,000 a year.
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Instead, private businesses must step up to help curb our current pandemic.
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Bill PascrellWilliam (Bill) James PascrellJuan Williams: Will the GOP ever curb Trump?
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On weekends, we sat on the curb, waiting for others to appear.
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They argue that it is a vital tool to curb coca production.
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Other OPEC members said they would discuss a broader curb next month.
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Last month, hospitals killed a California proposal to curb surprise medical bills.
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The lowly curb has become a coveted piece of urban real estate.
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And he wants to curb the power of PACs and Super PACs.
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It will underscore the inefficacy of U.S. sanctions to curb Tehran's ambitions.
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The 10th season premiere of CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM follows at 10:30.
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"At the same time, the rules will help curb speculation," he added.
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That would require measures to curb inflation and the current account deficit.
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"Tudors have great curb appeal, but they can be dark," he said.
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The commander said the military closed the road to curb the insurgency.
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On the other, cabs inch along the curb, waiting for a fare.
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Some progressive advocates are skeptical Ms. Rao will intervene to curb deregulation.
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Serious efforts are also needed to curb corruption, which undermines public trust.
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The whine of refrigerated grocery trucks by the curb makes things worse.
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Many subway stations lack elevators to carry strollers from curb to platform.
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China, even though the China problem, they want to curb the growth.
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Q: What is your view on recent measures to curb capital flight?
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Some analysts doubted that the producers would stick to a prolonged curb.
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Juul's lobbying against government efforts to curb teen vaping should stop immediately.
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The government has tried to curb the soaring prices by increasing imports.
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Still, there are some very basic steps that can help curb propaganda.
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Rising caution on the U.S. economy helped to curb the U.S. dollar.
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Sasha wipes the sweat from his brow and sits on the curb.
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In other cities, prosecutors have beaten back efforts to curb their discretion.
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The business market still lacks the curb appeal of the consumer internet.
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The campaign said the plan includes "nearly 100 ways" to curb corruption.
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More restrictions on home purchases have been implemented to curb soaring prices.
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Bloomberg has long been an advocate for action to curb climate change.
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Residents are used to having to curb their language for surrounding progressives.
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It says it has taken steps to curb underage use, as well.
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Participating candidates would agree to curb the size of contributions they receive.
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Ramps and curb ramps may be needed to navigate to the entrance.
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But scientists found that the policies had failed to curb overall emissions.
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This would then ultimately curb the long-term damage to the economy.
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Plus, the Curb theme song just kind of is life right now.
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How to watch: Curb Your Enthusiasm is now streaming on HBO Now.
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The season finale of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" guest stars Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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" Brooke Shields and two "Curb Your Enthusiasm" stars come to "Cash Cab.
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Those tariffs will gradually increase the longer Mexico fails to curb migration.
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To its credit, YouTube has taken some minor steps to curb misinformation.
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Public officials, mired in bureaucracy, have not acted to curb the costs.
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Some big companies have made efforts to curb prices, with some effect.
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"We have no intention to curb (the crypto industry) excessively," he said.
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Israel, on the other hand, uses military force to curb Iran's influence.
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He looked jealous when he spotted a dog pooping on a curb.
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Republicans are overwhelmingly opposed to the administration's attempts to curb carbon emissions.
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I walked to the sidewalk, sat on the curb, and sobbed uncontrollably.
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The United States started bombing Islamic State forces to curb their advances.
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We empower our partners to make decisions on who is the right person to put into an Uber, and at that point, they can schedule ambulatory curb-to-curb rides for their patients directly from our web portal.
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Snider said using natural systems to curb hurricane risk – such as wetlands that can absorb excess water and prevent flooding or oyster-covered reefs to absorb wave energy – are cost-effective ways to curb damage from powerful hurricanes.
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The reality is that a curb cut — the technical term for the literal cut in a curb that allows access across the sidewalk and into a driveway or garage — is often the only "open" spot on the block.
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At first, the activists were threatened with arrest, but before long the first official curb cut was made and many cities followed, as they realized what now seems obvious: The curb cuts weren't useful only for wheelchair users.
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Tensions have risen since President Donald Trump, who has demanded Tehran curb its military programmes and influence in the Middle East, pulled the United States out of a deal between Iran and global powers to curb Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
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Tensions have risen since President Donald Trump, who has demanded Tehran curb its military programs and influence in the Middle East, pulled the United States out of a deal between Iran and global powers to curb Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
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As Rotterdam tries to cut its emissions - in line with global goals to curb global warming - shipping emissions are a particular challenge, not least because many fall outside the targets set by the Paris Agreement to curb climate change.
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So Coord built a surveyor app based on augmented reality so that they could walk up and down sidewalks and automatically collect this data, identifying things like curb paint and hydrants to create a map of potential curb usage.
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Beijing has previously taken steps to curb capital outflows when its currency weakened.
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Efforts to curb access to the means to kill oneself can help, too.
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Headlines Trump to threaten curb on intel sharing with UK over Huawei on.ft.
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Charging stations will spring up alongside the curb as electric vehicle adoption skyrockets.
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BSR's report made a number of recommendations to Facebook to curb further damage.
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If social pressure leads to overprescribing, maybe it can also curb prescribing rates.
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Winter restrictions on output to curb pollution were also less severe than expected.
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The move underscored China's determination to curb growth in its massive steel sector.
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It has since taken steps to curb improper sexual conduct in the military.
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Some policy makers want to curb companies they say have grown too powerful.
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A new idea to curb your addiction to social media is gaining momentum.
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Grassley has been working on a compromise plan to curb the same power.
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The situation has reached a tipping point, despite efforts to curb the issue.
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A hallmark of Trump's presidency has been his determination to curb illegal immigration.
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Lawmakers and regulators have taken some steps to curb robocalls and number spoofing.
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New York City has been taking steps to curb homelessness, particularly among students.
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"Known as the 'Beckham law,' it had allowed footballers to curb their taxes."
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The right scent may be just want you need to curb your cravings.
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"When we curb abuse, we will expand freedom," the actress and activist said.
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The Gipper did the same thing to curb Japanese chips, computers and TVs.
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It said this would help to curb pro-independence sentiment in Hong Kong.
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Facebook's efforts to curb misinformation have grown significantly since the U.S. presidential election.
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If anyone urged him to curb his habit, he would wave them off.
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But even he has had to bow to pressure to curb religious dress.
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But the US has grown frustrated with Kiev's seeming inability to curb corruption.
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Some controversial research has suggested that naloxone won't actually help curb the epidemic.
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Instagram, by contrast, quickly moved to curb negative comments on Taylor Swift's posts.
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President Donald Trump has proposed executing drug dealers to curb the opioid epidemic.
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Gets tricked into making sweeping regulations to curb the effects of climate change.
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Waiting at the curb, the car hummed to take him to his flight.
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Huang said that a property tax will help curb speculation in the sector.
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Many state and local police forces lack the professionalism to curb violent crime.
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It took six years to get a ninth season of Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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Earlier this month the city sharply changed tack, introducing measures to curb speculation.
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But recent years have seen widespread revulsion and a determination to curb it.
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Davidson was dating Cazzie David, daughter of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" creator Larry David.
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Right: A woman sits on the curb during the Mardi Gras parade, 1973.
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Numerous state security plans and disarmament drives have failed to curb the problem.
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The Hummer then pulls over toward the curb while the Mercedes drives off.
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Chinese regulators also asked investment managers to curb short-selling, sources told Reuters.
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The US Consumer Product Safety Commission has also attempted to curb the behavior.
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But it will also curb growth and increase inflation in the short term.
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My husband surprises me by waiting at the curb when I walk out.
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It will maintain a curb on output for the rest of the year.
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Both countries had agreed to curb HTS's power in the province (see map).
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Oil is surging off of the news OPEC has agreed to curb production.
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Nonetheless, Senegal has shown that even a poor country can curb the epidemic.
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It could finance lead abatement programs to curb crime in the long run.
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Or, Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid spreading out over a curb in February.
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So residents are being asked not to put garbage out on the curb.
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The bank raised the key rate twice last year to curb rising prices.
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At the curb outside, there's talk of an afterparty, but no plan materializes.
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In addition to improving their health and survival, the drugs also curb transmission.
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Governments meanwhile are taking direct action to curb content that they deem inappropriate.
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On Curb Your Enthusiasm, Cheryl Hines certainly doesn't shy away from uncomfortable topics.
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Mr Cordray managed to push back against plans to curb the CFPB's powers.
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Better striping and pushing the curb out can help make walkers more visible.
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The fight to curb sexual harassment in the workplace is coming to Congress.
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The 1932 Morgan Supersports, which has three wheels and lots of curb appeal.
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How best to monitor and curb this negative influence when it is found?
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He helped form three 5-4 majorities in June to curb voting rights.
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Yet it has barely tried to curb the groups that attack Pakistan's neighbours.
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And Staub wasn't doing herself any favors to curb her cast mates' concerns.
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"The more common term is curb extensions or bulb-outs," he tells Gizmodo.
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The Missouri Republican said it's a way to curb overuse of social media.
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Yes, there have been real efforts to curb abuse, but they are outliers.
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Shortly afterwards the government introduced a bill in parliament to curb fake news.
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Curb sits in the middle of the two at the circuit break box.
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Currently, just after launch, the user experience of Curb leaves me wanting more.
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Buy locally when you can to curb your indirect participation in labor trafficking.
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They worked together to curb Soviet aggression across the globe, including in Afghanistan.
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As a senator, Lugar sought to curb the spread of nuclear weapons globally.
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Curb Your Enthusiasm returns to HBO for Season 9 on Sunday, Oct. 1.
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Third, the U.S. pledged to curb emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas.
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The Curb Your Enthusiasm theme plays as Bernie Sanders comes on stage. 8.
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Potential demand declines could offset producers' efforts to curb a global supply glut.
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The group and some non-OPEC producers agreed to curb production from Jan.
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So, it bundled them up as Chemours and kicked it to the curb.
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Ryan's idea about vouchers and cuts will do nothing to curb costs either.
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Icon. Icon. Iconic. Give the ninth season of Curb Your Enthusiasm to him.
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Like Louie and Curb Your Enthusiasm before it, Better Things is intensely autobiographical.
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The government is building yet more to curb the country's greenhouse-gas emissions.
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The grid operator could pay firms to curb power usage at peak times.
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There's almost a Curb Your Enthusiasm vibe to her day-to-day life.
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Governments worldwide have started co-operating to curb the use of tax havens.
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"Bern Your Enthusiasm" comes complete with parody versions of the original Curb cast.
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Sun umbrellas will go from three nearby islands, as they curb tourism too.
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He was content; I was sobbing on the curb, clutching the pee-stick.
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Su said Facebook is taking steps to curb such abuse in the country.
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Greg Abbott plans to convene "roundtable discussions" on how to curb gun violence.
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But they found it difficult to curb harassment and nurture long-term communities.
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Bahrain has struggled to curb outlays while avoiding public anger over fiscal reforms.
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Verifone has two apps, Curb and Way2Ride, while CMT operates one called Arro.
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Educated policymakers can create and push bills that curb plastic production and use.
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Sooner than curb numbers, governments should first invest in schools, hospitals and housing.
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Efforts by the Chinese central bank to curb currency weakness have proved ineffective.
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Please curb the urge to speak in hyperbole and provide a real plan.
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Jenny Beth Martin: Why Trump's wall is needed to curb the opioid epidemic.
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The U.S. case may prompt some retailers to curb sales of Roundup products.
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Someone is selling watermelons on the curb, and the neighborhood is wandering by.
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The government has failed to curb violence & hasn't adequately prepared for the elections.
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The results also highlight the importance of public health efforts to curb pollution.
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Leaders also agreed to take steps to curb the rise of drug resistance.
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For almost a decade, Australia has fought bitterly over efforts to curb polluters.
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Gottlieb accuses both companies of backing away from pledges to curb youth vaping.
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And diplomatic pressure and sanctions have done little to curb its nuclear ambitions.
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Scratch and Knock met Rod the same way, just talking on the curb.
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Those include U.S. pressure on Beijing to curb cyber hacking of U.S. entities.
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Facebook has said that it will work to curb misinformation on its website.
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He promised the U.S. would do all it could to curb those activities.
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Looking for anything that we can do to curb those emissions is important.
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High domestic production of pork this year was also expected to curb imports.
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"That will also curb politicians from putting undue influence on bankers," said Mohan.
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For Washington, the nuclear deal was an opportunity to curb Iran's nuclear program.
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The sad irony of France leading efforts to curb free speech is powerful.
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Better-off cities will have to burn most garbage, and curb landfill expansion.
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Some countries have figured out how to curb gun violence through targeted strategies.
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California, another top producer, is considering legislation that would sharply curb oil drilling.
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The goal is to keep them from overdosing and to curb infectious diseases.
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To curb the opioid epidemic, an all-of-the-above approach is required.
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How can we curb this trans-generational erosion of happiness and human potential?
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State governments have also been taking actions to curb rising health insurance premiums.
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There the karaage stand sat at an intersection, posted up along a curb.
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What the complex lacks in curb appeal, it makes up for in indestructibility.
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In other words, kick that inflammation — and the ensuing zits — to the curb.
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S. trade war and an outbreak of deadly African swine fever curb demand.
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Those laws are necessary, the groups say, to curb improper and inaccurate advertising.
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But some pest control techniques have already been recommended to curb their populations.
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California just took a major step to curb smoking among the next generation.
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Feldman offered tools inspired by behavioral science research that could help curb corruption.
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The big picture: It's another move in Rubio's campaign to curb Chinese influence.
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The current German administration may be trying to curb the expansion of renewables.
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One day of couldn't curb Cramer's worries about the threats facing the market.
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It was passed in an effort to curb the selling of stolen merchandise.
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It was passed in an effort to curb the selling of stolen merchandise.
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This will help improve your computer's overall performance and curb any potential bottleneck.
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It's pretty much the Platonic ideal of a "Curb Your Enthusiasm" plot twist.
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Barlow's methods are not the only efforts to curb abuse across the country.
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The South Korean government moved last week to curb some of the frenzy.
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Judges may curb their candor, but not necessarily their appetite to learn more.
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He or she shows some willingness to curb civil liberties or the media.
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The sheikdom is also doing its part in small doses to curb emissions.
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The American interest is not just to curb the flight north by Salvadorans.
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That may curb your impulses to have extra helpings of sweets and treats.
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As such concerns have risen, China has aggressively sought to curb outbound investment.
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We see a sleeping man curled up on the sidewalk near the curb.
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Right at Home When it comes to curb appeal, I'm usually all in.
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Many Australians are already frustrated with the government's failure to curb carbon emissions.
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But he said he had no plans to curb his gun-safety efforts.
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The pilot and two passengers, mostly unharmed, were sitting on a nearby curb.
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His government has also worked to curb the powers of the Supreme Court.
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The government insists that the camps are vocational training centers that curb extremism.
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But inside the administration, officials have continued to push to curb kratom's availability.
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Congress already approved $8.3 billion in emergency spending to curb the pandemic's spread.
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Even from the curb, the Cadillac isn't nearly as impressive as the competition.
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TAVERNISE: He, like, pops up onto the curb and tries to spook people.
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But China's policy isn't really meant to curb Islamic radicalism or ethnic separatism.
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HOUSTON — Piles of storm debris still lined the curb on Lake Forest Boulevard.
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Soon after, her administration announced a set of measures intended to curb misconduct.
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More businesses in Washington, D.C. are closing to help curb the coronavirus outbreak.
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Lorena pointed up the street to a new car parked against the curb.
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In "Curb-Check Regular, Black Chick" (2017), the "battlefield" is a farmers' market.
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But resistance to steps that curb drivers' rights in Germany remains deeply rooted.
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It appears sanctions alone have not been enough to curb illegal Russian activity.
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THAI CABINET APPROVES PLAN TO CLOSE SCHOOLS TO CURB VIRUS SPREAD - GOVT SPOKESWOMAN
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The Sanders bill would curb this deferral, levying taxes on executives' savings earlier.
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Equally unclear is how Mr. López Obrador intends to curb Mexico's endemic violence.
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Amazon shares surged more than 10%, however, to curb some of those losses.
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Her daughter had only to step into traffic, to veer off the curb.
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He doubled down on his promise to curb crime by addressing its origins.
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"Definitely," said Mary Cole, a longtime Clinton Hill resident with a curb cut.
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Yet for all his power, even he cannot curb debate about Iran's future.
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China, as you might guess, has no such law to curb corrupt deals.
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The left-side tires were squealing against the curb of the toll lane.
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You can't stop all of this data collection, but you can curb it.
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This ban, they argue, will help curb youth use and protect America's teenagers.
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Technically, once recycling is left on the curb, it belongs to the city.
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She tore after him and caught him before he got to the curb.
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Gossiping parents can be toxic, and an administrator may help to curb that.
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Iran agrees to curb its nuclear work in return for limited sanctions relief.
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INDIA'S ADANI, NTPC SOUGHT EXTENSION OF DEADLINES TO CURB COAL PLANT EMISSIONS -DOCUMENTS
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Seattles move is widely viewed as an effort to curb online retailer Amazon.
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However, some are in a better spot to curb their emissions than others.
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The order is the latest effort by the administration to curb human trafficking.
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I also take down my Christmas tree and take it to the curb.
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Tim Kaine (D-Va.), in part to curb a spike in youth vaping.
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"It's really not going to curb people's anger on the street," Geha said.
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Similar scandals have failed to curb the power of these family-controlled conglomerates.
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Democrats and some Republicans say the plan would too severely curb legal immigration.
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These funds would typically be spent on things like equipment to curb pollution.
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GE has the breakup blues after the Dow kicked it to the curb.
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Beijing has taken some intermediate steps to curb its economic interactions with Pyongyang.
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Consumers also need real competition to curb the sky-high prices of eyeglasses.
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That election validated his impulses rather than served as a curb on them.
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"That's a big challenge — getting (the pizza) from the curb to the door."
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Trump pledged to curb the high prescription prices that deplete working-class wallets.
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Multi-year campaigns to curb debt risks and pollution have deterred fresh investment.
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Trump has embraced a proposal from two GOP senators to curb legal immigration.
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The idea here is that extensive structure and intervention will curb illegal behavior.
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He has also struggled to curb the rampant violence among warring drug cartels.
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Burning less fossil fuel reduces greenhouse gas emissions and helps curb climate change.
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Large majorities favor a range of policy changes to curb Rx drug costs.
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The United States' most effective tool to curb illegal immigration will be lost.
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There's another factor that could curb any meaningful L.G.B.T. migration toward the Republicans.
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A scheduled sales tax hike in October may also curb consumption, they warn.
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"Curb Your Enthusiasm" returned to HBO this fall after a six-year hiatus.
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Mr. Trump's advisers have utterly failed to curb his Twitter posts, for example.
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Preliminary research suggests the taxes work — they do seem to curb soda drinking.
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But that doesn't mean the Pentagon couldn't do better to curb the fatalities.
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Globally, YouTube has faced criticism for failing to curb extremist and violent content.
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Indians have at times seemed fond of kicking their leaders to the curb.
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"My wife put a curb on me being bringing stuff home," he says.
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When I interviewed Lucy, I had to curb an obnoxious feeling of familiarity.
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He heard the blare of a horn and hurried back onto the curb.
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So a universal health care system would curb their spending a lot more.
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Using the Curb Explorer, I was able to determine that the curb in front of The Verge's office in the Embarcadero was mostly a "no stopping zone," with a small area right in front of the building for passenger loading.
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"We should take a lot of measures to curb excessive bubbles in the real estate sector, curb the flow of excessive financial resources into the real estate sector," Ma Jun, chief economist at China's central bank, said in a recent interview.
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Given Amazon's vocal support for diversity and inclusion, it seems unlikely it would choose a city or state perceived as intolerant or that has moved to curb civil rights, like North Carolina's widely publicized effort to curb gay and transgender rights.
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"I am strongly of the belief that this bill does two thing that should be of the utmost priority in St. Louis County: Curb gun violence and also helping to curb intimate partner violence," Councilwoman Lisa Clancy said at Tuesday's meeting.
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Trump has threatened to punish Mexico and Central American countries economically if they fail to curb migrant flows, resulting in a series of agreements aimed at making good on Trump campaign promises to curb immigration at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Touches of home are "obliterated instantly" and often just piled up on the curb.
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But when Seattle kicks me to the curb, please, the Cowboys, come get me.
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In 2012, video captured a jet blast throwing a woman back against a curb.
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In 2015, Chinese President struck an agreement with former President to curb cyber espionage.
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New Delhi's fumigation stance may also curb wheat imports from Russia, France and Ukraine.
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If you think the curb seems an unlikely Appomattox, you haven't been pay attention.
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Vermont passed two additional bills in February also aiming to curb e-cigarette usage.
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And altruistic players are forever more difficult to curb than those who're one-dimensional.
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But the backlash has persisted, with protesters calling on the administration to curb detentions.
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Both seek monetary damages, as well as an injunction to curb Juul's marketing practices.
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Rousseff reduced the scope of unemployment insurance last year to help curb government spending.
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Research dating back to the 1980s supports the idea that dancing can curb anxiety.
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To curb outflows, China has imposed capital account controls, restricting outbound investment and payment.
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All eight seasons of Curb Your Enthusiasm are available to stream on HBO Go.
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Current efforts to curb CO2 emissions just aren't doing enough, according to the study.
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The National Energy Administration says it will create jobs and curb greenhouse gas emissions.
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At 17—partly to curb her rebellious ideas—she was forced to marry anyway.
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In the longer term, closer ties with Russia could also help curb Chinese expansion.
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"[I started] eating a lot more food to curb my fast metabolism," she said.
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The whole point is the seamless curb-to-gate experience that we're putting together.
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The news comes amid the company's efforts to curb spreading with contactless delivery service.
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Middle Eastern films can succeed overseas, so long as they curb their religious enthusiasm.
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The pressure on WA's private schools is evident despite efforts to curb fee increases.
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It's headlights are on, and it's parked with its front wheel on the curb.
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Because of this, she advised women to kick their imposter syndrome to the curb.
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Plentiful supplies will curb appetite for overseas pork, extending last year's slowdown in purchases.
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A curb cut is of little use when covered by a barricade of snow.
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Crucially, some countries strengthened efforts to detect and curb smuggling at the same time.
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His HBO show "Curb Your Enthusiasm" is coming back after a five-year hiatus.
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There have been some efforts in the U.S. to curb this sort of thing.
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Trump has said a wall is needed to curb illegal immigration and drug trafficking.
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Additionally, Williams works out daily to help curb the movement-induced pain Sigler mentioned.
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In a trial study, two drugs meant to curb memory loss showed no improvement.
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That is why attempts to curb the investigations, if they succeed, would be alarming.
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Trump has said the wall is needed to curb illegal immigration and drug trafficking.
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The idea is that pressure from the markets tends to curb reckless economic policy.
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Even candidates considered moderate, including Biden, are releasing detailed plans to curb money's influence.
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Modius, a $499 headset, claims to curb the appetite and help users lose weight.
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Philip Hammond, the chancellor of the exchequer, says he wants to curb capitalism's excesses.
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Tax or no tax, more needs to be done to curb tanning device use.
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Some Democratic mayors in Republican states admitted the battle to curb guns was lost.
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Still, more vigilant governments could certainly do more to curb abuses by superstar companies.
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In its current form the SGC therefore does little to curb dependence on Russia.
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To curb the crisis of young motherhood, it's necessary to support girls in general.
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The move to curb new approvals has so far had little impact on prices.
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He saw the minivan approaching as he was taking his trash to the curb.
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However, she failed to curb corruption adequately or fix Liberia's woeful schools and clinics.
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Diplomats say they have long leaned on Iran to curb its ballistic-missile programme.
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What does that typically consist of, and how does that help curb educational inequality?
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I'd like to know his plan to try to curb the really harrowing statistics.
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Oil analysts mostly expect OPEC to strike a deal to curb production by Nov.
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Candidates called for universal background checks and assault weapons bans to curb mass shootings.
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Her party says it only aims to curb an influx of low-skilled migrants.
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The sooner they curb their fecundity, the sooner it will peak and start falling.
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Bumper fell on some hard times when Fat Amy kicked him to the curb.
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Mr Macron wants to simplify and curb the growth of France's unsustainable pension system.
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If it stays in your house or is on the curb, it is trash.
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But, but, but: There are ways to curb e-commerce's hit to the environment.
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If he can curb corruption a bit, then Sierra Leone may indeed get better.
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Volvo is already ahead of the curve (or curb, as the case may be).
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The government can stop tour groups, but independent travel is far harder to curb.
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That could in turn cause banks to curb lending and worsen the economic downturn.
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Coord's curb explorer can show you where that may or may not be allowed.
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Coord's map could also prompt city officials to rethink how they allocate curb space.
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Culling swine is one of the main ways officials hope to curb the disease.
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Australian politicians have struggled for years to agree on a scheme to curb emissions.
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After driving to the location, curb service generally takes around two to three minutes.
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The Obama administration has taken its own action to curb tax avoidance schemes lately.
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Hank Williams III immediately signed a deal with Curb Records and put albums out.
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In fact America helped create the world body to curb the horrors of nationalism.
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Interest rates, which were kept high throughout the recession to curb inflation, are falling.
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For a president elected on a promise to curb immigration, the numbers are provoking.
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An independent central bank can be better trusted to act swiftly to curb inflation.
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The authorities will find it hard to curb the scams for three main reasons.
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That's an alarming trend for groups that have sought to curb teen smoking rates.
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When you are born below the curb, you are going to be looking up .
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Two guys in a car slowed down, creeping alongside the curb and jeering profanities.
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There, 21.5 parties agreed to curb greenhouse gas emissions to avoid reaching that threshold.
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CEO Amit Kumar said on Twitter that this is an attempt to curb abuse.
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The companies were heavily criticized for failing to curb the spread of that footage.
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Interior painting can be a cheap way to boost curb appeal and attract buyers.
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It's not clear how much the tools will be able curb all abuses, though.
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Priority number one for Twitter is still to curb abuse on the platform, however.
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Chris Christie called for new rules to curb the airline practice of overbooking flights.
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Brides and grooms told Reuters they were forced to curb planned spending on jewellery.
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The car jumped the curb and hit a wall twice before erupting in flames.
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Owens doesn't curb his criticism in assessing Harrison and Jefferson's treatment of Native Americans.
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Trump has threatened to slap tariffs on Mexican imports, slash immigration and curb remittances.
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It will take more than strong demand from China to curb oil's massive slide.
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But activists said simply registering a complaint will not curb sexual harassment at work.
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LGBTQ creators have also accused the platform of not doing enough to curb harassment.
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The restaurant is working to curb and reverse the harmful effects of climate change.
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Smoking in Stranger Things has led Netflix to curb cigarette use from future projects.
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Amid heightened political scrutiny of drug prices, many manufacturers have pledged to curb increases.
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Caraway is calling on the NRA to discuss strategies that will curb gun violence.
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That project aims to leverage AI to curb the spread of mosquito-borne illnesses.
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With almost any other commodity, higher prices would serve as a curb on demand.
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To combat air pollution, Beijing has issued guidelines for temporary measures to curb emissions.
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Ocean pollution is a big problem — and efforts to curb it need big solutions.
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According to the most recent report, it's all about energy efficiency and curb appeal.
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There's a newly poured sidewalk in Chelsea that inexplicably doesn't have a curb cut.
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Some Gulf states are trying to curb the most coercive elements of the system.
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However, renewed dollar strength is expected to curb underlying inflation in the coming months.
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Lawmaker Kim said a stronger set of measures to curb speculative investment is needed.
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Chicago has long struggled to curb gun violence in certain reaches of the city.
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Much of the effort to curb North Korea's nuclear ambitions also depends on America.
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India still has a long way to curb the issue of single-use plastics.
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Larry David, the creator of "Seinfeld" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm," contributed $2,800 to Buttigieg.
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The southward flow comes as a setback to Brazil's efforts to curb foreign shipments.
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Donate them to friends or set them on the curb for the neighborhood kids.
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What has to happen, some openly wonder, to take meaningful steps to curb harassment?
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The new measures will increase California's efforts to curb climate change and limit pollution.
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Tighter capital controls in recent months have also helped curb capital outflows, economists say.
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In a panic, I saw Voinovich standing at the curb, waving the president off.
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He has long said the charges were an attempt to curb his political ascent.
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The rules should help curb addiction to nicotine from e-cigarettes among young people.
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In autonomous vehicles, that might be getting from the curb to a person's doorstep.
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The company said it's been working to curb this, though it's been having issues.
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Controlling these exceptionally potent greenhouse gases could curb warming by nearly 1 degree Fahrenheit.
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They say that leaving the European Union is the only way to curb immigration.
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Also, the whole idea that you need to "curb" cravings at all is flawed.
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Other Democratic lawmakers have also renewed their calls to curb gun violence with reform.
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It also says that it is working to curb climate change through its research.
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Khamenei guardedly backed the deal, under which Iran agreed to curb its nuclear work.
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The commission's slow and scattered approach is an ineffective way to curb tech monopolies.
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The legislation in Illinois comes as Republican-led states move to curb abortion rights.
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Those lawmakers objected to the proposal's curb on popular state and local tax deductions.
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Trilobites For decades, a sidewalk curb at Rose and Prospect streets in Hayward, Calif.
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S.170 is right to suggest additional safeguards to curb the potential for abuse.
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He also said China should do more to curb North Korea's nuclear weapons development.
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But I am not ready to downsize my wardrobe or curb my shopping habits.
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Police told Efford to stop and sit on the curb after the second violation.
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They argue it would hurt the federal government's efforts to curb the opioid epidemic.
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The United States and China have made pledges to curb the use of coal.
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Ban on hotel shampoo bottles is latest effort to curb plastic waste, Stateline reports.
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Specifically, there are three steps Congress could take to curb the Court's leftist influence.
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In response, lawmakers have proposed a flurry of possible changes to curb gun violence.
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Trump also believes that mandating DHS's E-Verify program nationwide would curb illegal immigration.
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Instead, citizens around the world should demand effective legislation that can curb Facebook's power.
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The Social Democrats say the changes are intended to curb abuses committed by magistrates.
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But so far China appears unable — or unwilling — to curb North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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They say the courts could force the Trump administration to curb global-warming pollution.
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That attempt to curb recreational use, fortunately didn't stop scientists from studying the drug.
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Clear's co-founder Ken Cornick said he envisions "curb-to-gate" uses for biometrics.
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An enormous white Lincoln Continental pulled up alongside the curb and flashed its headlights.
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It just felt oppressive, like a curb stomp just to wake up every morning.
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His group supports increasing mileage standards to help curb the nation's reliance on oil.
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Khloe kicked him to the curb, and the Kardashians are at war with Jordyn.
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Perhaps Facebook's new reactions could even help curb bullying, or make it less hurtful.
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He could also put money behind efforts to curb gerrymandering and block ballot access.
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Back home, I cook dinner and watch the new episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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Lund also warned that attempts to curb fossil fuels too fast could harm societies.
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Obama on Thursday insisted the U.S. would help Asia curb North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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Labor had campaigned on promises to curb annual rises in private health insurance premiums.
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Many local governments have already taken steps to curb increases in the minimum wage.
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Ohio's legislators have sought to curb people's access to abortion prior to the pandemic.
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During the rainstorm on Monday, Mr. Paige said the water rose above the curb.
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And how do you think we can curb the underlying superstition creating this problem?
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It has attracted some 400 million users, simultaneously seeming to curb rival Snapchat's growth.
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When I finally saw Alex at the arrivals curb, I thought I would cry.
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But doctors are also the gatekeepers—meant to curb addiction and recognize drug abuse.
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In New York and New Jersey, efforts to curb cooperation have gone even further.
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Even agencies that remained open, though, said they may need to curb their operations.
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The House and Senate rejected proposals to curb the use of such noncash charges.
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Through the refrigerated window, I could see my bus pulling up to the curb.
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The megastar retooled some of her considerable resources to help curb the virus' devastation.
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Governments that want to curb gun violence frequently offer bounties for turning in weapons.
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I have managed to curb it in recent years, but it's still a thing.
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Efforts to curb multinationals from dodging tax have risen in prominence in recent months.
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Many states ordered them closed in a bid to curb the number of infections.
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Now, with President Trump's support, they have intensified their efforts to curb its power.
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A rush to the future shouldn't involve instantly kicking existing technologies to the curb.
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Yet the new universal system will do nothing to curb overall spending on pensions.
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The lawsuits are Stein's latest effort to curb e-cigarette sales to underage youth.
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Here are all the places taking drastic measures to curb the spread of coronavirus.
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Across the country, school districts have shut down to curb the spread of coronavirus.
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Airlines led the group lower on fears the coronavirus will continue to curb travel.
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Charter, too, kicked it to the curb, at least in terms of acquiring Sprint.
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The motorcycle, he wrote, was just a car's length or two from the curb.
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It has also forced airlines to cancel thousands of flights and curb growth plans.
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I'd hit the curb with such force that I'd popped my front left tire.
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On Wednesday, she outlined the steps she would take to curb election misinformation online.
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We relax on the couch and laugh out loud while watching Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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On my street, there was a small stream between parked cars and the curb.
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At least one other bank was adopting similar measures to curb foreign exchange sales.
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The meetings will likely focus on Trump's efforts to curb North Korea's nuclear program.
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Making meals at home a few times a week can help curb the damage.
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Restrictions were also tightened on Syrian pound withdrawals in a bid to curb dollarization.
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The bus veered to the curb, and the passengers were discharged, shaking their heads.
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Conventional economic theory holds the opposite — that increased rates are used to curb inflation.
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But to curb Iran's influence, a common intelligence and operational military framework is needed.
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When ridden off a curb at high speeds, the baseboard can crack or break.
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China hawks, meanwhile, worry that the deal does little to curb Beijing's bad behavior.
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The commander said the military closed the road at 1500 GMT to curb insurgency.
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But military officials and parade organizers are hoping to curb amorous paradegoers this year.
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Trump has vowed to reverse Obama's policies on Iran, vowing to curb Tehran's power.
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Of that, Russia pledged to curb its output by 228,000 bpd, starting in January.
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Aaron Randle writes: A New York City staple is getting tossed from the curb.
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Proponents of the bill described it as an effort to curb youth tobacco use.
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There is more consistent evidence that spicy food helps curb salt cravings than sugar.
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Twitter on Wednesday announced its latest effort to beef up safety and curb harassment.
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These aren't the only measures the district has taken to curb vaping among students.
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Cable companies have voiced their opposition to the rule, saying it could curb innovation.
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Restrictions were also tightened on Syrian pound withdrawals in a bid to curb dollarization.
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Congress eventually acted with the STOCK Act, legislation designed to curb insider trading abuses.
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Multi-year campaigns to curb debt risks and pollution have also deterred fresh investment.
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What do we do to curb this frightening violence which typically begets more violence?
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Cars were repaired at the curb, and a nearby bakery spewed fumes his way.
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And without a new START treaty, there is nothing to curb an arms race.
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A new system might curb some tax gaming, they say, but not stop it.
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I had one last question: How did the album end up on the curb?
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Yet, inclusion onto the prestigious UNESCO list did little to curb the site's destruction.
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But California actually offers pretty good evidence that gun control can curb gun violence.
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Everything else was put on the curb when they came to gut the house.
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Experts cite similar taxes on alcohol and cigarettes that have worked to curb consumption.
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Broken ceiling panels littered the curb outside the arrivals section of the international terminal.
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It's been kicked, and beaten, and thrown to the curb, but it's not dead.
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The push from Wisconsin's Republican-controlled legislature was designed to curb incoming Democratic Gov.
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The features are Instagram's response to heavy pressure to curb bullying on its platform.
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It's obvious the committee wants to curb that kind of behavior in the future.
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Producers are discussing a supply curb of 1 million to 1.4 million bpd and possibly more, OPEC delegates have told Reuters.. Saudi Arabia said it would not cut output alone and Nigeria stopped short of committing to a new push to curb supplies.
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Aluminium and alumina prices in China rose during the first three quarters of the year as some of Chalco's private competitors were forced to curb output or close factories amid government efforts to curb excess capacity and clean the nation's toxic air.
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If New York charges market prices for curb parking — the lowest prices that will produce one or two open spaces on each block — drivers won't need to hunt for parking because they will always see open curb spaces available wherever they go.
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And banks have taken steps to curb excessive pay, industry experts say — despite the fact that regulations proposed after the financial crisis that aimed to curb big bonuses (which were seen as tempting workers to take risks) never crossed the finish line.
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