Within this logic, a move to curtail gun ownership is a move to curtail liberty, full stop.
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But at the extremes, the alternative rules curtail the tension.
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Wells has tried before to curtail gaming of sales quotas.
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His allies promised to tackle corruption and curtail foreign influence.
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Even so, the company will curtail potash production this year.
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Kahn Swick filed a motion to curtail Bernstein Litowitz's investigation.
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They were asked to curtail the use of air conditioning.
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He did not dismiss the investigation or curtail the investigation.
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It also contains a mechanism to curtail transfer pricing abuses.
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The unfair practices the president wants to curtail continue unabated.
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"It's one way to help curtail an outbreak," Schaffner said.
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The new tax bill will eliminate or curtail those incentives.
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An effort to curtail them is now stalled in Albany.
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By contrast, the new laws seek to curtail medical discretion.
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But that also failed to curtail the flow of migrants.
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Presumably, if WeWork stopped expanding, it would curtail its losses.
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Its critics, including Mr. Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, have said it does nothing to curtail the danger posed by Iran and will not curtail Iran's ability to develop nuclear weapons.
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Looking for a lower-salt variety can help curtail your consumption.
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Instead, it was incumbent upon Congress to explicitly curtail their sovereignty.
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And why will it be so hard to curtail even now?
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Yakovlev said Baghdad had not asked Gazprom Neft to curtail production.
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Indebted corporate borrowers may curtail investment and hiring, or even default.
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Guterres said efforts have been made since January to curtail spending.
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Removing them would undoubtedly curtail investments and hurt employment as well.
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Otherwise, they do not have much incentive to curtail their gameplaying.
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Unless such flexibility is added, grid operators eventually must "curtail," i.e.
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But it's unclear whether they will curtail the nation's weapons program.
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It helped cut down on gifts and helped curtail congressional earmarks.
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Even fewer provided details about how they planned to curtail leaks.
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Republican Congressman Tom Cole recently introduced legislation to curtail the FDA.
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New York wouldn't be the first state to curtail cash bail.
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This step would take the administration's push to curtail abortions further.
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It's past time we do something to curtail this impending disaster.
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It's time for the FCC proactively to curtail unnecessary, costly regulations.
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Game 9: We secure our national border, and curtail illegal immigration.
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Policymakers have looked at ways to curtail misreporting for some time.
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The original purpose of the law was to curtail Nazi propaganda.
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I think Republicans in the House and Senate will curtail her.
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Regulators have yet to significantly curtail water extraction by lithium miners.
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It is frequently attacked by conservatives looking to curtail abortion rights.
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Japanese officials are pushing for more action to curtail alleged misbehavior.
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Creighton Abrams, to curtail the use of air and artillery strikes.
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This alone will sharply curtail the climate benefits of renewable power.
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This did not significantly curtail her corporate responsibilities at the time.
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But it would also curtail states' ability to root out wrongdoing.
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His lawyers have asked to the Supreme Court curtail House oversight.
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A lack of new cubs would curtail feeding and photo opportunities.
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My legislation does not eliminate or even curtail official time use.
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Both decisions were made to curtail the popularity of vaping among teens.
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Gazprom Neft's peer Lukoil was forced to curtail its output plans there.
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" He said, "to stay financially stable we've had to curtail the service.
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Then Parkland happened, and you decided to significantly curtail your gun sales.
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As the rate rises, however, traders would most likely curtail their activity.
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Mr Trump has promised to tear up NAFTA and curtail Mexican migration.
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What better time to curtail free speech than during the National Anthem!
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But the administration has tried to curtail the asylum system as well.
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One clear goal for Macron is to curtail the influence of Beijing.
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That policy aimed to curtail the large number of Mexicans requesting asylum.
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Still, it could curtail investor enthusiasm for initial public offerings, he said.
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France and Germany are seeking to curtail the use of the chemical.
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The Trump administration has sought to curtail the administrative closing of cases.
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Most scholars believe Kavanaugh is likely to curtail Roe and its progeny.
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A cost-cutting crusader could stringently curtail the bank's budget and ambitions.
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The next day, the package giant announced it would curtail that benefit.
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The storm also caused railroads and retailers to suspend or curtail operations.
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The state-controlled media doesn't make an effort to curtail this distaste.
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How do we permanently curtail private power in service of the public?
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They also sought to drastically curtail North Korea's ability to import fuel.
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It answers questions like: How could Mr. Whitaker curtail the Mueller inquiry?
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The judges and the generals could no longer curtail or depose him.
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For decades, United States lawmakers have been trying to curtail its use.
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Cities over the years have promoted campaigns trying to curtail the behavior.
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In the U.S., Washington insiders are rising up to curtail Trump's normlessness.
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S. border that he said would curtail the flood of illegal immigrants.
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Doha denies the charges, saying the embargo aims to curtail its sovereignty.
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There is no guarantee that a majority would vote to curtail filibusters.
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They called for McConnell to cancel, or at least curtail, the recess.
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Already, the President has shown little willingness to curtail his political schedule.
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And Australian government efforts to curtail dredging and pollution were not helping.
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The immigration restrictions will, of course, further curtail and discourage non-U.
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When you curtail the coal plant, though, you still have the fuel.
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Qatar denies the charges and says the boycott aims to curtail its sovereignty.
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It's "ridiculous that there's been any efforts to curtail his access," Haq said.
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These new rules, finalized in May, aim to curtail access to the products.
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Farmers have been ordered to curtail their water use and scale back planting.
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Corporate power: Seeks to strengthen antitrust laws and curtail the influence of lobbying.
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Do you support any effort to either curtail or end the Mueller investigation?
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Curbing subsidies would ease pressure on the public purse and curtail excess production.
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Doha denies the charges and says the boycott aims to curtail its sovereignty.
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His entry into the political world has done little to curtail the habit.
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Is there going to be enough cohesion among them to curtail production again?
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The stop listening button, for instance, will curtail false-calls to Google Assistant.
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Analysts say Trump is likely to further curtail military aid to pressure Pakistan.
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Holidays in Britain and the U.S. are likely to curtail volumes on Monday.
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One is to curtail the period during which women may end their pregnancies.
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One of Obamacare's goals is to curtail the growth of health care spending.
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Doha denies the charges and says the countries aim to curtail its sovereignty.
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Qatar, which denies the charges, says the boycott seeks to curtail its sovereignty.
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And as American citizens, we want to curtail the abuses within the community.
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They've already moved to curtail his ability to independently ease sanctions on Russia.
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And it's not clear what other steps are planned to curtail the leaks.
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Subway earned a B+ for working to curtail antibiotics in poultry and meat.
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Critics fear Erdogan is using the coup as a pretext to curtail dissent.
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Republicans argue that such limits will not hinder efforts to curtail the virus.
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McBath adds she wants immigration reform and environmental laws to curtail global warming.
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Collins then asks if any attempts have been made to curtail the investigation.
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Mr. Valenti said the measure was necessary to curtail arrivals to the piers.
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Take a look at the car on a mission to curtail oil consumption:
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He provided no specifics about how the administration intended to curtail such behavior.
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Most notably, they curtail or eliminate the deductibility of state and local taxes.
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The agency recently imposed restrictions that will sharply curtail the payday lending market.
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The most important thing today is to curtail the spread of this virus.
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Some countries have taken stern action to curtail the use of plastic bags.
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Is it dangerous when democratically elected leaders curtail press freedom or spread misinformation?
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Like other Chinese companies, Huawei has worked to curtail its dependence on America.
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ZTE has had to curtail operations and is working to lift the ban.
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Democrats requested to curtail funding from the CSP in response to that report.
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Trump's plans to curtail legalimmigration will, likewise, make native-born Americans less prosperous.
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China's internet censors, ostensibly fearing social unrest, have sought to curtail such criticism.
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Real action must be taken to curtail the city's vulnerability to climate change.
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They also curtail flood damage from storms and support human activities like fisheries.
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These fears can lead patients to curtail normal activities, causing more cognitive problems.
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The administration also hopes Riyadh will help curtail Iran's nuclear and military advancements.
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The administration also has been targeting temporary visas, looking to curtail their use.
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Since going public, both Uber and Lyft have struggled to curtail heavy losses.
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That is that he did not dismiss the investigation or curtail the investigation.
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Certainly more competition would help restore power to individuals and curtail abusive practices.
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YouTube's policy of demonetizing certain videos is just another effort to curtail bad content.
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Trump's plans to curtail legal immigration will, likewise, make native-born Americans less prosperous.
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But we should be on guard against use of technology to curtail our freedom.
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Creating this kind of awareness can help you curtail time spent on your phone.
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As Mr. Stack watched the news, he decided to drastically curtail Dick's gun sales.
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Three bills to curtail H-1Bs have already been introduced to the new Congress.
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Since last year, iPhones even have settings to track and curtail your screen time.
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For years, the government had hoped to curtail competition between airlines through these regulations.
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Many agencies have been forced to curtail their activities or have given up altogether.
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MoviePass has been aggressively attempting to curtail operating costs over the past few months.
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Rewriting regulations isn't the only way for the Trump administration to curtail the EPA.
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Democrats served Wall Street and exhausted their talents at finding ways to curtail welfare.
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They act exclusively in their own interest, talk over people, and curtail others' advancement.
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Qatar denies that charge and says the four adversaries aim to curtail its sovereignty.
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Advocates say that the Do No Harm Act is necessary to curtail these abuses.
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The smelter is slated to curtail output by the end of the second quarter.
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Critics say Erdogan has used the coup attempt as a pretext to curtail dissent.
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Apart from water scarcity, an infestation of white grubs will curtail production next season.
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The incidents have led many organizations to boost security and curtail travel for employees.
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But rising inflation is expected to curtail all three growth pillars, thus dampening growth.
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If they are given leeway to enact their racist plans to curtail voting rights,
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Government attempts to curtail demonstrations are by no means limited to particular government buildings.
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She faces an imperative to respond to any attempts by Trump to curtail Mueller.
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We expected him to curtail the National Security Agency's widespread eavesdropping on American citizens.
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Hunger and sickness haunt the hearts of parents and curtail the possibilities of children.
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But Peterson remains a figurehead for the movement to block or curtail transgender rights.
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Opponents object to such resolutions as anti-Arab and attempts to curtail free speech.
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It is the Obama administration's third attempt to curtail the practice of corporate inversions.
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The Trump administration has previously sought to curtail Venezuela's subsidized oil shipments to Cuba.
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The turmoil that ensued forced many online lenders to significantly curtail their new lending.
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Beginning in 2009, there was a move in Congress to curtail the preferential treatment.
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Political pressure and court rulings have forced the federal government to curtail these efforts.
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Around the world, communities are taking drastic measures to curtail the spread of coronavirus.
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Asian refiners may have to curtail jet fuel output due to the weakening demand.
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Regulations can curtail the ability of one person's risk-taking to cause collective losses.
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And as people who lose paychecks curtail their spending, the economic effects will multiply.
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In response, the company pledged to curtail the length of shifts and raise wages.
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Abortion rights supporters attacked the bills as thinly veiled attempts to curtail abortion access.
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The president is working overtime to curtail Beijing's ambitions through economic and military dominance.
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It is perhaps the most significant move ever taken to curtail the parallel economy.
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The companies at the time said they work to curtail the spread of misinformation.
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Her proposal aims to curtail financial corruption and laundering schemes both domestically and internationally.
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TO REDUCE ITS climate risks, the world needs to curtail its production of oil.
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The agency will curtail its reliance on animal testing, putting public health at risk.
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FCA led the charge, Ford followed, and GM reluctantly began to curtail sedan production.
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Set checkpoints halfway through the month, so you can plan better and curtail spending.
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Doha denies the charge and accuses its neighbours of seeking to curtail its sovereignty.
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These arguments led Nevada and Hawaii to curtail their net metering programs last year.
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Postponements and cancellations continued in an effort to curtail the spread of the virus.
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Environmental groups have warned that efforts to streamline the NEPA process curtail public input.
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There are policies that can curtail this, some of which Canada's plan will allow.
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Graham-Cassidy would leave millions without coverage and severely curtail reproductive health coverage nationwide.
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The bottom line: "The concern among human rights experts is that interventions that are meant to curtail these terrible events sometimes provide political cover for a more general attempt to curtail people's access to information and ability to express themselves," says Nielsen.
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The details: Anne Lee Foster, an organizer of the ballot initiative that would significantly curtail the state's curtail oil and gas development, said Hickenlooper wouldn't have the support of many progressives in the state because of his outspoken support of the industry.
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Qatar denies the charges and says the four Arab countries aim to curtail its sovereignty.
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Worries that trade tariffs will curtail demand for metals have dragged prices lower this year.
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Instead, he has chosen someone who will necessarily curtail his own influence on the Court.
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Nervous consumers cut back, firms shelve investment plans, asset prices fall and banks curtail credit.
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Surveillance critics are hoping to significantly curtail those authorities, leading to significant debate in Congress.
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This is thought to be in reaction to Trump's proposals to sharply curtail international trade.
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The study noted that because many vapers are experimenting, rising prices could curtail future use.
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He tried to get Jeff Sessions, his former attorney general, to curtail Mr Mueller's investigation.
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A generation later, the new anti-obesity legislation is trying to consciously curtail that consumption.
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Most significantly, the Obama administration did little to curtail the power of the executive branch.
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Fears that tariffs would curtail metals demand have pushed prices sharply lower since mid-2647.40.
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Fears that tariffs would curtail metals demand have pushed prices sharply lower since mid-2653.
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And primary goal of comprehensive immigration reform must be to dramatically curtail future illegal immigration.
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But he unleashed his fury at Trump for doing so little to curtail Russian aggression.
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A coalition of 35 countries, including the United States, seeks ambitious measures to curtail HFCs.
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Quotation length is capped at 600 characters to ensure readability (and curtail any copyright concerns).
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The company continues to monitor the storm's path and could further curtail operations, Ehmer said.
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These rules don't prohibit most good uses, but they may help curtail the bad ones.
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Beijing has been seeking to curtail big-spending conglomerates in a crackdown on financial risk.
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I think this event does not curtail the gun safety law debate, it expands it.
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Foreign Minister Heiko Maas also announced that Germany would curtail its arms exports to Turkey.
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Trump has said such procedures are necessary to protect national security and curtail illegal immigration.
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Opposition from the churches affected by the rule could curtail further action to remove it.
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Efforts to curtail online political speech were not limited to one federal commission or agency.
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Democrats have cited the case as evidence that Kavanaugh would overturn or curtail Roe v.
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Facebook has changed some of its user rules to curtail online harassment and domestic violence.
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Meanwhile, he also called on US shale oil producers to help curtail global oil supply.
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To be clear: Local franchisees continued to implement their own policies to curtail sexual harassment.
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The vote is designed to ratchet up pressure on Turkey to curtail its repressive tactics.
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Long sought by conservatives, the step would take the administration's push to curtail abortions further.
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Trump and his allies tie birthright citizenship to the broader effort to curtail illegal immigration.
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The toll of sexual violence can also curtail students' options for graduate and professional school.
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Enter the Esports Integrity Coalition, or ESIC, a new organization aiming to curtail those elements.
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Epic has spurred new policy designed to curtail the move to privatize and atomize adjudication.
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"How is a teacher supposed to tell a student to curtail their dreams?" she asked.
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That acting attorney general could fire Mueller, shut down his investigation, or curtail his mandate.
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That's because any uncertainty can prompt companies to curtail investment or hold off on hiring.
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Huge crowds took to the streets to resist moves by Beijing to curtail human rights.
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But the country has never signed any agreement to curtail or disclose its missile capabilities.
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But the new evidence could increase pressure on the White House to curtail that relationship.
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The same storm was, apparently, not enough of a concern to curtail Mr. Christie's plans.
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Under the agreement, each country put forward a voluntary pledge to curtail its own emissions.
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There are many more ways to curtail alcohol consumption and misuse without outright banning it.
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In some places, he added, it might even be sensible to curtail certain aid programs.
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If Americans curtail their discretionary spending going forward, the economy would likely take a hit.
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The Taliban, too, would probably need to surrender or curtail their hopes for dominating Afghanistan.
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A California appeals court has rejected two of the Trump administration's efforts to curtail asylum.
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These measures have negative effects on local economies, but they can help curtail an outbreak.
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That process is expected to curtail freelancing and hijacking of decisions by West Wing aides.
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Nearly four in 10 executives said the travel ban would curtail their company's business travel.
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Sanders would not say Wednesday whether Trump wants his administration to further curtail trophy imports.
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Hundreds descended on the state Capitol Monday to protest lawmakers' efforts to curtail the bill.
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He hoped to curtail the time and space that the body had to absorb calories.
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But do the health implications of e-cigarettes warrant "emergency" action to curtail consumer usage?
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Bigotry is contagious, and social media companies are failing in their obligation to curtail it.
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The first source said there were no plans to curtail the introduction of other greenfields.
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In addition to staff cuts, curators were asked to curtail spending for shows and acquisitions.
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New elections may bring to power an opposition that seeks to curtail the military's power.
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The scary headlines would also push lawmakers to implement stronger policies to curtail future infections.
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The surge in the deficit created by this tax bill will curtail precisely such research.
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On several occasions in recent months, that has seemed set to curtail the club's ambitions.
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BNSF Railway and Union Pacific, told customers they would likely curtail operations in flooded areas.
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Kay said he was "disappointed" the rule didn't go further to curtail mountaintop removal mining.
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That would curtail states trying to hit the spending metric by simply not providing care.
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As would become a pattern, Pyongyang offers to curtail its work in exchange for aid.
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China's tightly controlled media often portrays Washington as a hostile power attempting to curtail China's rise.
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Samsung and Huawei are jumping the gun with foldable phones to likely curtail plateauing phone sales.
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But, like clockwork, after terrorist attacks there are calls from some quarters to curtail civil liberties.
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Republicans, on the other hand, want to curtail federal responsibility for the program by capping funding.
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The driver may have taken such a route to avoid checkpoints intended to curtail human trafficking.
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But there are concerns that such a board might improperly curtail self-government on the island.
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Significantly, the Court would not have to overturn Roe for states to greatly curtail abortion access.
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It also concludes that the United States should substantially curtail immigration from Latin America and Africa.
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Pope Francis has several times praised last year's deal that aims to curtail Tehran's atomic ambitions.
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Despite efforts by government, business and individuals to curtail the trend, carbon emissions are still rising.
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Such statements trigger the professors' fourth indicator: "Readiness to curtail civil liberties of opponents, including media".
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That's obviously bad for the company's bottom line, but it would also curtail access to information.
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Their problem was the fear that the President would curtail the rights under Roe v. Wade.
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This isn't the first time the current administration has worked to curtail trans rights in America.
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Qatar has denied the charge and accused the four countries of trying to curtail its sovereignty.
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No doubt, all these companies would obey if President Vladimir Putin ordered them to curtail production.
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That changed in 2004-05, when the league made it a priority to curtail hand-checking.
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That bill would drastically curtail the increased consumer protections offered by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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In particular, Washington wants to curtail the oil exports that are key to Iran's economic revival.
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But the FTC says the firm dropped a new system to curtail the issues shortly thereafter.
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According to the report, the Turkish government continues to curtail the rights of non-Muslim minorities.
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Sprung said an increase in consumption during the summer driving months would hopefully curtail inventory builds.
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The blocking tool could also serve to curtail the spread of online abuse beyond Reddit's walls.
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There's nothing wrong with these features, but they don't justify doing less to curtail global warming.
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In this case, even tedious literalism is insufficient to support administrative efforts to curtail LEOSA's efficacy.
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Municipalities also get the bulk of their electricity free, something the government is trying to curtail.
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We already knew what the story was: The president had decided to curtail bombing in Vietnam.
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In order to curtail that instability and maintain ties with Europol, a divorce deal is necessary.
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Facebook has upped its content review efforts and vowed to more effectively curtail abuse surrounding elections.
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The Washington Post reported that the meeting was also about an effort to curtail Iran's influence.
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In February, the guild issued a new code of conduct that aimed to curtail sexual harassment.
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But he wants follow in Obama's footsteps by engaging diplomatically with other powers to curtail proliferation.
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And there's the refusal (or inability) to curtail gaming even as it leads to negative consequences.
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Snapchat could shut them down or curtail their extendability to make Bitmoji exclusive to its platform.
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In response to the Trump administration's withdrawal, Tehran could decide to curtail or remove foreign inspectors.
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Local governments are putting policies in place to try to curtail the spread of the virus.
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This has been an intense few days for Italy as it struggles to curtail the coronavirus.
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But if the Trump administration pursues ways to curtail the company, it would meet sizable obstacles.
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The country, like much of Europe, is on lockdown in an effort to curtail the virus.
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But a handful of other Democrats have warned against legislation that would curtail gun owners' rights.
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That discount hit record levels in late 2018, prompting the NDP government to curtail oil production.
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Ultimately, 14 states introduced legislation last year to curtail nondisclosure agreements' use in sexual misconduct cases.
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But the Supreme Court's decision will curtail the capacity of unions to organize and represent workers.
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The U.S. government has already made steps to curtail the ongoing corruption plaguing the Venezuelan government.
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A stronger dollar makes metals more expensive for buyers with other currencies and can curtail demand.
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As Turkish and Kurdish forces repeatedly clashed, American officials and commanders intervened to curtail the fighting.
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In recent years, the Chinese authorities have sought to curtail the influence of some Western ideas.
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Manigault Newman is the poster child for those who want the courts to curtail such disclosures.
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On Wednesday, Bloomberg will travel to California to announce policies to curtail the region's record wildfires.
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It assumes that outside pressure could persuade North Korea to curtail or abandon its weapons programs.
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It stopped because a court order forced the city of New York to curtail the practice.
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Wider use of digital technologies would curtail corruption by making tax and customs fraud almost impossible.
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Denmark has a goal to curtail greenhouse emissions by 70 percent in the next 10 years.
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The Group of Eight industrialized nations issued a declaration demanding that members curtail anonymous shell companies.
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The decision was indicative of a growing federal effort to curtail the booming snake-oil business.
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Congested pipelines in Western Canada have prompted Alberta to curtail oil production and shaken investor confidence.
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But any move to curtail pharmaceutical imports could raise, rather than lower, drug prices, experts warn.
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But so far the BOJ has not taken any steps to curtail rise in those maturities.
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Many are urging Mr. Trump to curtail the agency's powers and replace its director, Richard Cordray.
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It is a colossal waste of money and does little to prevent violence or curtail drugs.
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We were able to curtail it a bit and focus more on Howard and his family.
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On the one hand, the company wants to curtail the spread of disinformation across its site.
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The Trump administration said the measure would curtail illegal immigration while remaining faithful to international law.
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Don't let the end of February curtail your awareness of African-American contributions to our culture.
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These are tools to destabilize a police state and help ordinary Cubans, but we curtail them.
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The Trump administration, meanwhile, is already acting to curtail guest worker visas for skilled technical workers.
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While Trump could curtail future purchases of the F-35, it's wouldn't be an easy fight.
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Insurance companies can reset these rates and change the interest crediting formula, which may curtail your return.
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The anger over a Trump administration plan to curtail the rights of transgender citizens is still palpable.
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The bill would curtail animal slaughtering to those considered to be 'livestock'—of which, dogs are not.
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"Lower global potash demand and market prices require that we curtail production," said Chief Executive Joc O'Rourke.
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Up to that point, Democrats had maintained enough political power to curtail most Republican anti-abortion attempts.
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But now, Fed Up has a new target: Republicans who want to curtail the central bank's power.
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It's why the state should curtail the liberty of those who kill, rather than killing them itself.
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In 2013, the singer broke her hip, forcing her to curtail her "Born This Way" world tour.
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You've also said that Senator Cruz's vote to curtail the NSA surveillance program made America less safe.
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The liberation of ISIS-held territory would curtail ISIS' ability to launch these types of terrorist operations.
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It is widely expected that they will not agree on any long-term plan to curtail supplies.
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If this was allowed, it could go a long way to curtail the issues with app abandonment.
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The central bank increased policy rates in March 2017 in its latest attempt to curtail credit growth.
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Copyright's restrictions were also misused to curtail competition, block research on cryptography and produce new online monopolies.
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Lightweight (with no greasy residue), the creams curtail excess oil but deliver the hydration hit you need.
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A regulatory review commission whose aim is to curtail or end regulation would be a step backward.
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BNSF Railway Co. and Union Pacific Corp, told customers they would likely curtail operations in flooded areas.
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With overall demand falling and backlogs diminishing firms had to curtail by how much they raised prices.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies are also poised to lobby behind the scenes to curtail the measure.
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A 2010 public sector wage hike was supposed to help curtail growing corruption, it aggravated it instead.
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The guidance simply advises countries to curtail the inappropriate promotion of substitute milk products, not ban them.
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Some have insisted that Barr was appointed to curtail Mueller and that he opposes the Russia investigation.
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The authors of these measures, almost always Republican legislators, say they seek to curtail rampant voting fraud.
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The problem is that any effort to limit such sites could curtail public interest in funding litigation.
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Now, though, entomologists hope to breed and release it in sufficient quantities to curtail the stinkbug population.
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Yet his recently announced 6900 budget seeks to eliminate or drastically curtail programs that do just that.
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However, if colleges are subject to damages for protests, they could resume efforts to curtail free speech.
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Wade and is likely, at a minimum, to curtail that precedent in its restriction of state legislation.
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War would also likely disrupt Iran's Hezbollah party in Lebanon and curtail Iran's movement toward the Mediterranean.
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This improvement curve, if maintained, will be impossible to curtail without direct kinetic engagement on the peninsula.
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The move comes as the government tries to curtail growing number of road accidents in the country.
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There's some irony here, given the work Keene's father did to curtail the behavior of costumed vigilantes.
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A board member had mentioned to a business partner that the company would curtail its dividend payment.
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Tillerson demanded that Qatar, as well as the other countries, take steps to curtail support for terrorism.
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Foreign airlines have threatened to curtail flights to Egypt because of rules blocking them from repatriating profits.
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Asked whether Russia would now curtail Israel's freedom of action in Syria, Ambassador Alexander Shein sounded circumspect.
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But Volker may have had his own motivations to curtail an investigation by the new Zelensky government.
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A lapse would also curtail the program's capacity to borrow money, according to the Congressional Research Service.
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The Department of Justice requested that the census include a citizenship question to help curtail voter fraud.
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Occasionally research is outright leaked, which, while not great, is certainly not reason enough to curtail research.
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The family separation policy was instituted as part of President Donald Trump's efforts to curtail illegal immigration.
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Fears about liability and image collection evidently lead the Whitney to curtail certain aspects of that show.
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Finally, Trump's leadership could embolden states and localities to curtail rights many of us take for granted.
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Under the Paris deal, every nation volunteered a plan to curtail its greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.
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Ms. Zafonte agrees with the feeding ban, she said, as long as it doesn't curtail rescue efforts.
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But dozens of studies suggest that these sites curtail overdose deaths and increase participation in drug treatment.
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But 12 years after Congress took aggressive action to curtail it, meth has returned with a vengeance.
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The Blue Devils turned to a zone defense to help curtail some of the Wolfpack's offensive efficiency.
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Sanctions on the IRGC would be a crucial step because they will greatly curtail its military advantage.
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Demonstrators have accused the ruling Communist Party of trying to curtail civil liberties in the semiautonomous territory.
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"These are lifesaving interventions, and these levels of reductions will significantly curtail service delivery," Ms. Kates said.
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This situation completely invalidates Hamilton's confidence that a voting public wary of taxation would curtail military adventurism.
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He was elected mayor of London in 2008 and promised to cut crime and curtail extravagant spending.
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The president has also solidified relationships with key allies in the region seeking to curtail China's influence.
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"We still don't know to the extent the IRS can curtail these kinds of transactions," he explained.
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In the 114th Congress alone, 85033 bills and 11 amendments were introduced to severely curtail the law.
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Protesters charge that the ruling Communist Party is trying to curtail civil liberties in the semiautonomous territory.
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The TCPA, as you know, was originally enacted in 1991 to curtail spam telephone calls and faxes.
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The royals have used all the means at their disposal to curtail access to their personal lives.
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Companies and unions quickly banded together to fight it, fearing they'd have to curtail workers' health benefits.
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During the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations, the U.S. could not curtail Iran's true policies and intentions.
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Companies carry the nefarious transfers, but the governments in Moscow and Beijing do nothing to curtail them.
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Dr. Daszak stressed that stopping the sale of wildlife in markets is essential to curtail future outbreaks.
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Its proponents say this would give states more power and curtail a federal takeover of health care.
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In turn, this engaged community can use information technology to monitor officials, and curtail corruption and laziness.
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Ditching your cards for cash can help you save big by leading you to curtail your spending.
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And by themselves, they profoundly fail to address the current opioid epidemic and meaningfully curtail its impact.
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Rising government bond yields increase borrowing costs for lenders and curtail the value of banks' sovereign holdings.
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Opponents of the change argue customers will curtail tipping and workers will end up with less money.
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The move is in part of an overall movement to curtail over a decade's worth of deregulation.
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Restrictions on movement in northern Rakhine curtail people's access to work, basic public services and religious freedoms.
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They could curtail federal support for public services in sanctuary cities and states with immigrant-friendly policies.
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While Tongaat said it faces "liquidity uncertainty," it does not plan to curtail operations or liquidate businesses.
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I will continue working to curtail waste present in this mismanagement of official time at federal agencies.
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The legislation is the Hyde Amendment, which will prevent or severely curtail federally funding for pregnancy terminations.
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"It's intended to curtail the ever increasing central role of social media in political organising," he said.
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If those same groups are worried about the future, they are more likely to curtail their spending.
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Republicans suggested the bill would allow people to randomly curtail Second Amendment rights for many New Yorkers.
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He's also expressed skepticism about the Mueller investigation, and publicly mused about ways to curtail its reach.
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Any sensible plan will protect positive developments since Hiroshima and curtail the downward slide we are in.
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The state is in its fourth year of drought conditions, forcing residents and businesses to curtail water usage.
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The point is not to curtail overall spending, but to be more mindful about how you treat money.
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Yes, it is a flawed deal in some respects: It doesn't curtail Iran's regional behavior entirely, or forever.
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Five African states - Nigeria, Senegal, Mali, Niger and Ethiopia - will also be targeted to curtail migration to Europe.
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Several global banks and other financial services groups have indicated they may leave or curtail operations in Britain.
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The litany of sanctions levied against North Korea to curtail its nuclear program don't appear to be working.
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The decision to curtail domain-fronting on Google and Amazon services hinders Telegram's ability to operate in Russia.
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The parliamentary majority retained by the handful of parties in Kabila's coalition will curtail Tshisekedi's room for maneuver.
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In court, Trump's lawyers have made a sweeping case to curtail Congress's ability to investigate the executive branch.
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And it would certainly help CAISO find a way to export (rather than curtail) its excess solar energy.
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Doha has denied the accusations and has said its three fellow Gulf countries aim to curtail its sovereignty.
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The split, however, hasn't done much of anything to curtail the love for Spider-Man at the convention.
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The continent′s governments frequently curtail entry severely, strongly discourage permanent settlement and keep citizenship out of reach.
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In his dozen years as an appellate judge, Mr Kavanaugh has shown a willingness to curtail federal agencies.
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But Pentagon officials also said that the US is looking at ways to curtail these type of incidents.
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The move comes as China looks to curtail financial risks amid growing concerns over high levels of debt.
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It remains to be seen whether either company will face any internal mobilization to curtail ICE-related contracts.
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But analysts say this policy runs counter to the perceived central bank aim to curtail peso currency strength.
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It may or may or not curtail how much sugar we've eaten at the end of the day.
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Washington is pressuring Iran to curtail its nuclear programme and stop backing militant proxies across the Middle East.
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In North Carolina, Republican legislators attempted to curtail gubernatorial powers after Democrat Roy Cooper was elected in 2016.
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But its lead is such that it could curtail spending on content and still stay ahead of competitors.
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Washington is pressuring Iran to curtail its nuclear program and stop backing militant proxies across the Middle East.
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They wanted to curtail Theresa May's "Brexit means Brexit" triumphalism, not install a far-leftist in Downing Street.
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Congested pipelines forced the main oil-producing province of Alberta to curtail production this year to support prices.
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True to form, she refused to curtail her vacation and ignored her doctors' advice to get skin grafts.
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And despite all the boycotting efforts and attempts to curtail the sale of Ivanka's brand, business is booming.
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To ensure solvency, the two leaders developed a compromise that would, only slightly, raise taxes and curtail benefits.
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The CDC last year released guidelines urging primary-care physicians to dramatically curtail prescribing opioids for chronic pain.
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The FCC has moved to curtail Lifeline, a program that subsidizes phone and internet connections for poor people.
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As expenditures continue to creep upwards, refineries could have no choice but to curtail production or shutdown altogether.
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This won't be the last time the Trump administration gets challenged over its plans to curtail health coverage.
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The Singapore government has said it is working on firewalls and additional cybersecurity measures to curtail this threat.
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Pat McCrory (R) on Friday signed legislation that will severely curtail the powers of his successor, Democratic Gov.
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" She also said it "seeks to curtail women's access to contraception and abortion through the Affordable Care Act.
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A similar deal fell apart in April because Iran, an OPEC member, does not want to curtail production.
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The ACLU had urged Obama to curtail those powers before leaving office, but he declined to do so.
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Common during a presidential transition, this action allows incoming leadership to curtail carry-over policies of prior administration.
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But restricting gold imports is an easy way to curtail outflows without affecting people's lives, bullion bankers said.
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It reinforces President Donald Trump's recent moves to curtail reproductive rights and take up religiously tinged conservative causes.
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Still, it's been largely Democrats that have voted in favor of efforts to curtail or end that support.
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Earlier this year, a federal district court also ruled against a plan to curtail early voting in Ohio.
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The two men had grown close while negotiating the agreement that led Iran to curtail its nuclear program.
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They want to curtail plaintiffs' ability to "shop" for courts in states with laws conducive to such lawsuits.
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And that's a problem for Republican budget hawks, who want to curtail spending, especially in an election year.
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But Ms. Sheridan said the decision to dramatically curtail campus operations was not a response to those protests.
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Israel accused Lebanon of doing nothing to curtail Hezbollah, in a video posted by the IDF on Twitter.
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Giving the account an actual name correlating to its purpose helps curtail the temptation to move funds out.
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An Oklahoma state House committee on Wednesday advanced three bills that would significantly curtail restrictions on gun rights.
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Kenya joins other countries in the region that have passed laws that activists say will curtail free expression.
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This CFPB move underscores the urgent need to curtail the agency and other abuses wrought by Dodd-Frank.
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This, too, is questionable, and the Obama administration has been working to curtail this type of corporate behavior.
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Read THUMP's recent feature looking at preventive measures being taken to curtail drug deaths at music festivals here.
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Silva de Aguilar said he aims not to curtail Minas Gerais' mining industry, crucial to the state's economy.
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Democratic lawmakers have attempted to curtail mandatory arbitration before but have struggled to gain support from Republican colleagues.
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S&P Global Platts Analytics estimates that Proposition 112 would curtail oil production by 54% within five years.
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The incident has raised concerns among critics that allies could curtail their intelligence sharing with the United States.
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That includes anything that "could obstruct, delay, curtail, or otherwise impose significant costs" on fossil fuel projects, i.e.
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It would curtail the number of legal immigrants admitted into the country, cutting the total roughly in half.
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Losing those grants would dramatically curtail cutting-edge investigation into areas critical to the nation's health and welfare.
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"In a duopoly there is little to no competitive market pressure that would curtail these practices," Jasper said.
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The Pentagon announced plans to curtail the MAVNI program last September, citing the need for additional security screenings.
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He has promised to curtail corruption and take a different approach to Mexico's militarized fight against drug cartels.
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Since then, anti-abortion campaigners have been working "step by step" to curtail women's reproductive rights, she said.
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But overall, they plan to significantly challenge — and in some cases, curtail — much of the administration's foreign policy.
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She is no longer able to travel much, for instance, and has had to curtail her old wanderlust.
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And companies say Chinese laws on critical data could be used to curtail their operations at any time.
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Despite the efforts underway to curtail coronavirus, lawmakers are still concerned that the military's response may fall short.
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Meanwhile, the group is fighting back against a wave of state legislatures seeking to curtail access to abortion.
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Soon, lawmakers were introducing bills seeking to curtail the IRS&apos use of designated summonses and other tools.
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The mayor vowed to develop new rules for developers that would curtail hotel construction and spur manufacturing businesses.
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Facebook has also come under fire for alleged failures to curtail Russian meddling during the 2016 presidential election.
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Similarly, lower Chinese wages have led many U.S. manufacturers to curtail pay increases to remain competitive, Baumohl says.
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I supported his tax cuts and his attempt to curtail the devastating impact of the authoritarian Chinese state.
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Politicians have proposed "right to repair" laws and monopoly-busting measures to curtail the power of tech giants.
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Washington is pressuring Iran to curtail its nuclear program and stop backing militant groups across the Middle East.
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The vote was 224 to 194, almost entirely along party lines, to curtail Mr. Trump's war-making power.
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The resolution "called upon" Iran to curtail any activity involving ballistic missiles designed to deliver a nuclear payload.
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Sharp cuts in the agency's enforcement programs could curtail its ability to police environmental offenders and impose penalties.
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Opposition to building new pipelines has delayed those projects for years, forcing the Alberta government to curtail production.
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Under the Obama-era deal, Iran had agreed to curtail its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) that would severely curtail federal spending, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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Indeed, the National Emergencies Act, passed in 1976, aimed to curtail -- not expand -- presidential discretion to declare emergencies.
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Saudi Arabia, OPEC's biggest producer by far, has been doing much of the heavy lifting to curtail supply.
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But the Trump administration is trying to curtail the broadening of who can count as a "persecuted group".
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So, what can be done to curtail this seemingly insatiable desire of some for sex with underage children?
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Bernie Sanders backpedaled Wednesday on statements suggesting he would curtail his presidential campaign after a recent heart attack.
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And Facebook's been trying all sorts of things to curtail the spread of fake news across its platform.
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The goal is to curtail the overreliance on buybacks while also incentivizing the productive investment of corporate capital.
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Developing economies are encouraged to sign onto international agreements under the premise that environmental goals won't curtail expansion.
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And Barack Obama, while more critical of the kingdom, defended it against calls from Congress to curtail ties.
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Why, he asks, did his plant have to curtail capacity when its energy costs are lower than in China?
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Analysts say the central bank's anti-inflationary policies run counter to its perceived aim to curtail peso currency appreciation.
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The GOP bill would eliminate the funding for Medicaid expansion and curtail federal support for the entire Medicaid program.
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This effect is one of the primary reasons the war on drugs has failed to significantly curtail drug trafficking.
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It was not clear whether the White House or the Justice Department can do anything to curtail Mueller's testimony.
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Warren in September rolled out an even more articulate plan to curtail U.S. emissions and reliance on fossil fuels.
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Hariri said the opposition had common ground with Trump because both wanted to fight terrorism and curtail Iranian influence.
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What would you advise or are there any methods legally that we could do that would curtail the spread?
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When one area is at peak VRE production, it can ship power to other areas rather than curtail it.
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The Saudi government has already had to curtail some of its generous social subsidies, recently increasing consumer gasoline prices.
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HTC's financial earnings continue to trend downward, though the company has managed to curtail operating losses in recent quarters.
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Many of the center's donors contribute to other groups that have been active in trying to curtail union activity.
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Officials also urged Muslims to stay home for prayers in an extraordinary call by the clergy to curtail worship.
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The federal government has been trying to curtail what has been organized gas theft and corruption in the country.
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Shortly thereafter, he started running, too, realizing that it might help curtail some of the anxiety he was feeling.
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A shortage of pipeline capacity has forced the Alberta government to curtail production to reduce a glut in storage.
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Researchers now have a good handle on which genetic modifications are mostly likely to curtail the spread of malaria.
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The main worry for them is that Italian banks, if asked to set aside more money, may curtail lending.
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The oil and gas industry has been pressured by investors to curtail spending on investments and boost shareholder returns.
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Critics say that President Tayyip Erdogan is using the purges to curtail dissent and tighten his grip on power.
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After the election, Trump repeatedly tried to shut down, curtail or limit Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's illegal actions.
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"States desire flexibility to move forward with innovative reforms – Congress should not curtail state efforts to promote retirement savings."
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It's not clear if limiting unions' abilities to collect agency fees would curtail their power dramatically or only somewhat.
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South Korean citizens have long demanded government policies to curtail the power of family-run conglomerates, known as chaebols.
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Traders also fretted that sanctions could prompt Iran to try to curtail crude transport on the strait of Hormuz.
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Late last year, Alcoa announced plans to close or curtail output at three of its four U.S. aluminum smelters.
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Did Trump directly ask Comey to end or curtail the Russia investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn?
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Those reports — alongside Comey's dismissal — have led Democrats to accuse the president of attempting to curtail the FBI's investigation.
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Saudi Arabia was opposed to the deal the Obama administration helped strike with Iran to curtail its nuclear program.
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It proposes to curtail federal funding that states have used to newly cover approximately 12 million people through Medicaid.
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The school makes an effort to curtail student debt by awarding aid packages with little work-study or loans.
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U.S. dairies had accused Canada of using Class 7 to undercut global skim milk prices and curtail their exports.
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The Iran nuclear deal is designed to monitor and curtail Iran's nuclear program in exchange for economic sanctions relief.
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Analysts said renewed sanctions were unlikely to curtail that level of exports, but warned it could still be disruptive.
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As soon as the agency was created, Republican lawmakers began trying to curtail its power or eliminate it outright.
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Ohio lawmakers on Tuesday approved a bipartisan plan to curtail gerrymandering by changing how congressional district lines are drawn.
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Roberson said if Amazon's margins don't increase, UPS might follow FedEx's lead and curtail its business with the retailer.
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In a statement Friday, Wyden demanded telephone companies and the Federal Communications Commission act to curtail the potential targeting.
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But that in no way means the reclusive regime will curtail or halt its existing programs, strategists told CNBC.
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MoMA said the move was the result of its coming expansion and renovation, which will curtail the museum's activities.
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The tech company sued the U.S. in March to fight against efforts to curtail its access to Western markets.
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For more clear-cut examples, like our morally bankrupt pharmaceutical executive, the question is how we might curtail it.
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But Turkey's allies, including Germany, fear President Tayyip Erdogan is using the purges as a pretext to curtail dissent.
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He then introduced The Financial Choice Act, which would curtail the ability of the Bureau to meet its obligations.
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Rockwell has been hit by weak oil prices that have forced oil and gas industry customers to curtail spending.
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He said he will be asking the judge to severely curtail how the government compiles and uses its list.
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Congress should reject any attempt by the Administration to curtail our leadership in the face of global health threats.
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This week, he said a vote to curtail the talks would mean the European Parliament was siding with terrorists.
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Nearly 20,000 times over the past five years, financial institutions have sought to curtail criminal enterprises, prioritizing community safety.
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The gun lobby has argued Clinton could appoint Supreme Court justices who would curtail Second Amendment rights if elected.
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The move to curtail the TGIF meetings is a remarkable change to one of the company's most longstanding traditions.
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The CBO offers a range of options, 115 actually, to curtail mandatory and discretionary spending and to stimulate revenues.
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The US hopes China -- North Korea's largest trading partner -- can apply pressure to Pyongyang to curtail its nuclear ambitions.
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Even events attempting to discuss and curtail the harassment of women online and in the gaming community are targets.
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A spokesman for DHS said the rising numbers show a "sustained effort" will be necessary to curtail illegal crossings.
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Instead, Mr. Levine's neurologist gave him a reprieve, suggesting that an adjustment in his medication might curtail some symptoms.
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Under this directive, Whitaker arguably holds the lawful power to drastically curtail the scope of the special counsel investigation.
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The big question: How severely will he try to curtail the so-called H1-B visas for foreign workers?
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Some critics have warned of a potential global trade war which would sharply curtail U.S. and world economic growth.
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Although WWII forced Ferrari to curtail his racing activities, his company got back to work immediately following the war.
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On the federal level, the government is taking important steps to curtail this epidemic, providing resources such as StopBullying.
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And if we don't curtail the changes in climate, we can expect that many of these challenges will increase.
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Ms. DeVos had denounced the debt-relief system as a "free money" giveaway, and sought repeatedly to curtail it.
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Opinion The Supreme Court will decide on yet another bid to curtail women's rights masquerading as a safety measure.
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Last week, Poland closed its borders to arriving foreigners in an effort to curtail the spread of the coronavirus.
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This approach is far more likely to curtail reoffending than any attempt to compromise the institution of the confessional.
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Knowing this, authoritarian organizations like the Jehovah's Witnesses exert tremendous effort to curtail the intermingling of believer with nonbeliever.
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Experts believe that probing these two areas could unlock the mystery of too many C-sections, and curtail them.
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The president, who once described himself as "very pro-choice," has used his executive powers to curtail abortion rights.
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As the chief White House lawyer, he stepped in repeatedly to thwart Mr. Trump's attempts to curtail the investigation.
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Exxon Mobil said its foreign staff had been withdrawn in light of the American decision to curtail embassy staff.
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This effect is one of the primary reasons the war on drugs has failed to significantly curtail drug trafficking.
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He said Democrats would oppose any attempt to curtail future abuses of executive power without addressing Mr. Trump's actions.
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An earlier version of this briefing incorrectly described the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services' plan to curtail international operations.
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Walmart's stock rose on the news they would curtail gun and ammunition sales in the wake of mass shootings.
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The main reason is that it cannot counter the effects of quarantines and travel bans that curtail economic activity.
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Mr. Trump also said he would not stop Mr. Whitaker if he decided to limit or curtail the investigation.
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As a result, some health centers have had to curtail services, freeze hiring or put off purchases of equipment.
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"The Committee again directs BOP to curtail its overreliance on augmentation, particularly in housing units" the committee's report said.
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Last year, however, the European Union struck a deal with Libya to curtail the flow of migrants to Europe.
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What would you advise, or are there any methods legally that we could do, that would curtail the spread?
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On Thursday, he suggested that he might spare China trade penalties if it did more to curtail North Korea.
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Mr. Farocki spent his career exploring how art might be used to understand — and possibly curtail — war and weaponry.
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The Trump administration filed a brief in these cases last week, asking the Court to dramatically curtail reproductive choice.
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A year ago the, Federal Reserve had to curtail interest rate increases when traders sent stocks into a tailspin.
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A year ago the, Federal Reserve had to curtail interest rate increases when traders sent stocks into a tailspin.
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American officials say they will press China to curtail its use of subsidies in the next round of negotiations.
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The Trump plan claims it will curtail this growth by limiting family sponsorships to only spouses and minor children.
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The Hungarian Theatre Society also issued a statement saying the plan would curtail artistic freedoms in an unacceptable way.
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If the remaining three justices similarly fall in line, the vote would be 5-4 to curtail such claims.
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But President Donald Trump has consistently chafed at — and sought to curtail — California's attempts to forge its own path.
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But the vocal minority who fought to curtail development with Measure S still remains and he cannot ignore them.
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Part of it too may also be about Iran, an effort to curtail Tehran's growing influence in that area.
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That excursion came less than two weeks after Shulkin signed a memo advising senior leadership to curtail unnecessary travel.
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The governors said the onus is on the federal government to create a "coherent" policy to curtail gun violence.
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Corporations will also curtail their stock buyback activity as the blackout period ahead of the next earnings season approaches.
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In other instances, Lincoln did not hesitate to curtail constitutional rights in the interests of an initially controversial war.
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What would you advise, or are there any methods legally that we could do that would curtail the spread?
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The political disarray and a long-running corruption investigation have threatened to curtail Netanyahu's decade-long hold on power.
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Now it fears the review could curtail its independence and reduce the flow of information contradicting the president's worldview.
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Nobody likes to be told that they need to curtail their policy ambitions to meet a cynical electoral calculus.
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Opponents, however, say block grants could allow states to curtail Medicaid enrollments and benefits, leaving low-income residents vulnerable.
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Unlike its M&A deals to date, the Google/Wal-Mart partnership will do little to curtail Amazon's lead.
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In March, the CDC released guidelines instructing primary care doctors to sharply curtail use of opioids for chronic pain.
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He said the proposal could curtail incentives for insurers and benefit managers to favor medicines with high list prices.
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Trump himself has backed legislation that would give them a path to citizenship but also would curtail legal immigration.
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In companies that more strictly curtail those deals, it's easier to track the winners and losers in an IPO.
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U.S. President Donald Trump urged Erdogan on Wednesday to curtail the military operation in Syria, the White House said.
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The President's Efforts to Curtail the Special Counsel's Investigation The President Asks Corey Lewandowski to Deliver a Message to Sessions to Curtail the Special Counsel Investigation The President Follows Up with Lewandowski The President Publicly Criticizes Sessions in a New York Times Interview The President Orders Priebus to Demand Sessions's Resignation 6.
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The social media giant has struggled to curtail misinformation and abusive content on its platform in elections around the world.
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Long story short—no, its feed doesn't curtail your posts to just 7 percent of your followers, the company said.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. is banking on Saudi Arabia to curtail soaring energy prices and help offset lost Iranian oil supply.
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Already, platforms like Facebook and Google have announced plans to curtail fake news by revising their algorithms and user policies.
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Prepackaged plans limit risk and curtail the fees charged by lawyers and other professionals, which often top $20143,000 an hour.
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Still, many Brazilians are concerned that he might curtail civil liberties, trample on human rights and muzzle freedom of speech.
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Avianca also said it would sell its fleet of Embraer planes as it seeks to curtail growth in the future.
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Unilever, though, used the Force to deflect a bid that would curtail long-term investment and require heavy job losses.
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The parliament, which supports the president, has already called for changes to the penal code that would curtail civil liberties.
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Still, none of the company's anti-harassment measures have gone far enough to curtail abuse or improve civility on Twitter.
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The review is expected to be completed this summer and could significantly curtail the commission's ability to alter the site.
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It ceased operation in 2015 because of Facebook's decision to curtail access to its users' data, according to the lawsuit.
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Now Ms. Vogel is the lead sponsor of a bill advancing in Virginia's legislature that would sharply curtail child marriage.
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Skeptics will argue that such a plan would make our federal government less efficient and curtail face-to-face interaction.
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An unscaled energy industry will create jobs and boost economic growth — and, most importantly, curtail the burning of carbon fuels.
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Its fate will be shared by all of Iceland's glaciers unless we act now to radically curtail greenhouse gas emissions.
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Yet for all of their efficacy, none of these tools will be able to fully curtail the plague of propaganda.
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Tens of thousands were detained during a state of emergency imposed in 2016 to curtail protests against the ruling party.
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Now, as a country, we must pool together resources for a swift response to curtail the devastating crisis at hand.
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The bill would also significantly curtail federal support for Medicaid and allow states to require able-bodied adults to work.
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Then again, it's hard enough convincing voters to increase their taxes without asking them to curtail their living space too.
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Photo: Gillian Flaccus (AP)Rockland County, New York is taking a drastic step to curtail its ongoing outbreak of measles.
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Another idea is to provide the SEC with the power to curtail otherwise legal trading when the market is convulsing.
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The House bill would eliminate enhanced federal funding for Medicaid expansion in 2020 and curtail support for the program overall.
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"Without giving any guarantees, and based on current variables, three compressors currently do not curtail customers contractual rights," it added.
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It sent global stock markets sharply lower, and hit metals because investors fear tariffs will curtail China's demand for commodities.
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Other members of the Trump administration have emphasized the need to work with China to curtail North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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However, a lack of funding threatened to curtail his progress, and by 2006 it had become almost impossible to continue.
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Pat Toomey, John McCain explained exactly what Democrats are going to have to do — either eliminate or significantly curtail it.
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In future economic crises, countries should focus on reforms that curtail state excesses without harming society's poorest members, he added.
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OBVIOUSLY THERE'S BEEN VARIOUS BILLS AND PROPOSALS TO CURTAIL THE FED'S INDEPENDENCE WHICH I THINK WOULD BE A BIG MISTAKE.
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But this week, the Senate blocked the bill — another blow to the efforts to curtail women's rights and reproductive health.
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Plans are being mulled to curtail the number of cars, or even to levy a fee to walk the steps.
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His discretion in determining which collection efforts to begin, which ones to alter, and which ones to curtail, is unreviewable.
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It can declare war, defund or eliminate agencies, curtail the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court, and remove presidents from office.
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In fact, the history of nightlife in the US is littered with rules and regulations attempting to curtail the activity.
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There's no doubt that excessive fees can curtail deployment and it would be praiseworthy of the FCC to tackle that.
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If Republicans retain control, Trump may feel emboldened to try to curtail the investigation, without fear of serious political resistance.
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In particular, there are almost none of the Groucho-disguise shenanigans that all those voter ID laws will supposedly curtail.
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The Trump administration has taken a number of measures to curtail asylum seekers, saying a majority of claims are fraudulent.
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Wade, or at least sharply curtail the 1973 decision's holding that the Constitution guarantees a woman's right to an abortion.
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Lawyers for abortion providers said they picked their shots and sued in places where regulations would most curtail abortion availability.
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National Security Advisor John Bolton and the president understand that force may be the only way to curtail Kim's ambitions.
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And land-use experts say the strategy will become more common unless the state government steps in to curtail it.
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Slightly shrinking demand for space should not curtail rent growth while strong employment growth will buoy tech employment-oriented markets.
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But the colonists saw the various decisions by London as evidence of "a design" to curtail their freedoms even further.
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U.N. officials have repeatedly warned that they could be forced to shutter the territory's schools or even curtail food aid.
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They tell us the bills would curtail so-called "patent trolls" who abuse the system to extort businesses and consumers.
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Moscow and its OPEC rivals have been seeking to curtail oil output to clear a global supply overhang since January.
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Nadler helped block approvals and curtail federal loan guarantees for the project as both an assemblyman and newly elected congressman.
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"Ma'am, we don't curtail our investigations," Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe said this week in response to questioning from Sen.
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Tuesday marks the second time in the last year that lawmakers have tried to curtail the powers of the OCE.
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" In some cases, it said, beneficiaries "curtail their use of needed services due to concerns about their ability to pay.
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Establishing behavioral codes that curtail hookup culture and profanity — those old-fashioned proprieties — are sexist and puritanical, we are told.
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Bollywood movie producers typically seek out a 'John Doe' order from the court to curtail illegal distribution of their titles.
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Regulators have moved aggressively to curtail what the country's more than 750 million internet users can or cannot do online.
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But it is not the only solution and cutting emissions from all sectors is essential to quickly curtail global warming.
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Among other crucial international endeavors, these proposed cuts will curtail our ability to respond to humanitarian crises around the world.
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In that memo, he wrote that Trump asked him to curtail the investigation of former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Other industrial plants in coke, casting, cement, pharmaceutical and mining sectors were also asked to curtail output during the alerts.
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The city has also promised to curtail coal consumption and decommissioned its last coal-fired power plant earlier this month.
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Luckey now heads a Peter Thiel-backed VR venture to build a virtual border wall and curtail unauthorized border crossings.
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These 'non-standard policies' have helped reduce sovereign and credit risk, curtail funding fragmentation, improve liquidity and increase asset prices.
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Rights groups have strongly criticized EU-backed efforts to curtail migrant crossings from Libya, including support for the local coastguard.
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Warren recalled the episode during an interview last week and suggested Sanders had not done enough to curtail similar outbursts.
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She hopes to curtail her frequent use of cursing, to improve her grammar and to develop a more sophisticated affectation.
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Businesses across the country have been forced to either shut down or dramatically curtail their activities because of the virus.
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Those problems included compliance with the agreement Iran reached with world powers in 2015 to curtail its nuclear-power program.
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In recent years there's been political pressure to curtail the giveaways as part of a national push to promote breastfeeding.
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Now, the government wants to rein them in, worried that the debt-fueled spending spree could curtail the country's growth.
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The new research will add to international pressure on the Chinese government to curtail the illegal use of CFC-2172.
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The decision is a preemptive attempt to curtail the president, who has publicly criticized Mueller and derided the Russia investigation.
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He opted not to curtail sporting events, even as he warned the virus would likely cause a significant death toll.
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Warning that rail lines might have to suspend service and curtail shipments, railroads asked Congress to delay the 2015 deadline.
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We need rules that maximize the use of the technology of which we approve but that sharply curtail the risks.
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The evening hours I spent on the couch, scrolling on Facebook then Twitter then Facebook again, began to curtail themselves.
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The United States should not be threatening to curtail assistance to the Northern Triangle countries, as President Trump has done.
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These steps could curtail Mr. Kim's ability to build more nuclear warheads and develop more powerful missiles in the future.
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While downsizing institutions helps curtail public spending, data shows that funding for the arts isn't what's draining the national budget.
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On the campaign trail, Ms. May said she would curtail human rights laws if they hindered the fight against terrorism.
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The van conversion was done for a Bay Area resident who wanted to curtail the area&aposs high living costs.
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Yellen said it would take "material deterioration" in the economy or some extraordinary change in financial conditions to curtail it.
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It became the 19th state to curtail the discredited practice, which has been linked to suicide, homelessness and drug use.
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The U.S. government as well as the tech companies now have a proven course of action to curtail disinformation online.
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Castro had promised to curtail such a declaration prior to Trump's announcement as a possible second partial government shutdown loomed.
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Experts agree that one way to curtail abuses and address inequities would be to limit how much each person receives.
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This week, the House of Representatives will consider two bills that would significantly curtail domestic offshore oil and gas exploration.
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Additionally, we look forward to working with the new presidential administration on ways to curtail or otherwise address the designation.
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Roughly 29 percent of EU car exports by value go to the U.S., though tariffs could sharply curtail those numbers.
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That means figuring out exactly what deductions to curtail to get the corporate rate between 20 percent and 25 percent.
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The administration has rolled out a series of policies intended to curtail people from claiming asylum in the United States.
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Both provisions would give states very strong incentives to curtail eligibility, but neither would directly require states to do so.
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The allegations against Savage come as Hollywood organizations like Time's Up aim to curtail gender-based harassment in all workplaces.
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Last month, Egypt's Parliament passed a harsh law regulating nongovernmental groups, which aid workers say will severely curtail their work.
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At the same time, Netanyahu may have to curtail some of the plans he himself has announced in recent days.
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Some analysts and investors have said that Deutsche Bank should return to its roots and curtail its investment bank operations.
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That may force Japan to curtail its long-held ambition to build an advanced stealth fighter, dubbed the F-3.
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Despite the 2628 agreement to temporarily curtail Iran's nuclear ambitions, that potential threat also looms large in the Middle East.
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Separately, Google is facing the prospect of federal privacy legislation that could curtail its collection and use of consumer data.
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The transformation process managed to curtail hazing for a few years, says Krulak, who retired from the corps in 1999.
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"For a critter that's nearly extinct in the U.S., you need to promote connectivity, not curtail it," Dr. Flesch said.
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Trump's unpopularity in the Garden State could curtail the GOP's attempts to rebuild after losing the governor's mansion last year.
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Speed limits in the European Union vary between member nations, and efforts to curtail accidents and pollution have proved divisive.
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Allowing police to search vehicles located inside the curtilage, they said, could dramatically curtail the protections of the Fourth Amendment.
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DURING his presidential campaign, Donald Trump vowed to construct a wall along America's southern border with Mexico to curtail illegal immigration.
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That makes it all the more pressing to curtail the time that any one individual can head this extraordinarily influential institution.
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The Communications Act prevents the FCC from issuing any regulations that might curtail freedom of speech, as does the First Amendment.
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Even more ambitiously, the states could move to curtail the exorbitant market power that hospital systems and physician groups now enjoy.
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In Italy, a campaign promise to further curtail arrivals helped propel the 5-Star and the League into office last June.
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While the US breathlessly pursued its favored ally, it insisted that Tehran curtail its military ambitions, or face further US action.
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"Outcome one is capitulation, forcing Iran to further curtail not only its nuclear program but also its regional ambitions," Sadjadpour said.
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Asked about media reports that the government could curtail lawmakers' Christmas break if they vote down May's Brexit plan on Dec.
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Turkey's Western allies and rights groups worry that President Tayyip Erdogan is using the coup as a pretext to curtail dissent.
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Democrats, meanwhile, filed dozens of amendments to kill or curtail the bill, and kept the Senate in session overnight debating them.
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Many of these already exist, but there's always room for more if the goal is to curtail these types of incidents.
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The hope is that using Dice will curtail ticket scalping, as the platform locks every ticket purchase directly to your phone.
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When they want to reign things in a little (to curtail inflation), they raise interest rates, which has the opposite effect.
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Travel bans and flight cancellations put in place since the emergence of the new coronavirus could curtail Chinese tourism spending overseas.
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The expedited process is in line with the administration's efforts to curtail the flow of asylum seekers to the United States.
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What is a problem if he uses martial law to curtail other people's ability to campaign, or to delay the elections.
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Since the outbreak, the US has taken major steps towards trying to curtail the spread of the virus into its country.
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"We understand that these disruptions have forced a number of rail shippers and their customers to curtail production," the letter states.
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Soybeans also advanced as weather worries threatened to curtail U.S. production of the oilseed, and wheat futures followed the firm trend.
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But global powers are widely believed to adopt a more aggressive attitude towards Kim Jong-un's regime and may curtail exports.
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To achieve this, it said it would curtail the power of rich investors to relocate or rebrand teams on a whim.
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A patent bill to curtail trolls was killed in the Senate last year, so this remained a top priority, Benioff added.
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Follow these steps to curtail emotional spending and put an end to impulse buys that could be threatening your financial security.
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But American officials are now looking at it with renewed interest, as they seek to curtail Russia's influence in the West.
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Producers everywhere else have been forced to close smelters and curtail capacity in response to the country's ever-increasing production rate.
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And if the operating companies knew that they had no chance of holding on to them, they would surely curtail investment.
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Steel mills will have to curtail sintering operation by 30-60 percent, or even shut down, based on their emission levels.
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They cut to the heart of its economic model, potentially requiring it, for example, to curtail subsidies for state-owned companies.
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Thankfully, policy experts have developed all sorts of ideas to curtail alcohol abuse without resorting to a failed policy like Prohibition.
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Will Trump, deeply entwined with Murdoch, curtail or end the Justice Department investigation of Fox in exchange for favorable news coverage?
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"This should curtail spending slightly from the large agency-serviced brands which probably account for a quarter of spending on Google."
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That decision was in a Texas case and delivered a setback to lenders and insurers that sought to curtail such lawsuits.
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Now, one major airline is hoping to curtail that and take the drama out of wondering where, exactly, your bags are.
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Employers and unions quickly banded together to fight it, fearing they'd have to curtail workers' health benefits to avoid the tax.
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Massive Multiplayer Online (MMO) games, in particular, would be forced to drastically curtail the kinds of optional items available for purchase.
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Bipartisan efforts to curtail rising drug costs are also moving through the Senate Health Committee, as well as in the House.
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That or lawmakers would need to be a lot more specific about what sorts of behaviors they're trying to curtail here.
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Trump could also curtail Venezuela's access to the US financial system -- but that's a move that would also hit Wall Street.
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The stakes are high for the agency's outcome as activists pressure lawmakers here and around the world to curtail glyphosate's use.
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Higher inventories of unsold cars forced some automakers to curtail production at times, laying off American workers temporarily or even permanently.
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The RRO must hone in on certain regulations, such as those that are outdated or are perceived to curtail job creation.
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Economists are concerned that the Pay Commission's endorsement for higher wages could curtail the pledging of funds to upgrade crumbling infrastructure.
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North Korea has rejected all calls to curtail its nuclear and missile programs in recent years, calling them legitimate self-defense.
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Despite introducing new measures to curtail illegal immigration, there are few other obvious successes for the new communications team to trumpet.
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Investors have been concerned that a healthcare overhaul will curtail benefits the hospitals have gained from expanded insurance coverage under Obamacare.
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That agreement removed many U.S. and other economic sanctions from Iran in return for Tehran's commitment to curtail its nuclear program.
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As we curtail the access to prescription drugs through state legislation and initiatives, the vacuum is filled by the heroin dealers.
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That law called for tight caps on spending, plus deeper automatic cuts if Congress could not curtail spending on its own.
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Achieving that goal requires OPEC not just to pump less, but curtail exports that are filling storage facilities around the world.
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Tech should use its massive influence to curtail the power of the NRA and the sway it holds over our politicians.
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These restrictions are enforced by religious police whose powers the crown prince has successfully lobbied to curtail since coming to power.
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The vast majority of members of Congress have leadership PACs, including three lawmakers who have introduced legislation to curtail them. Reps.
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The asset management industry has been critical of the SEC's proposal, amid fears it could curtail their ability to manage risks.
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And third, new international agreements are needed to strengthen protections for Americans' IP rights in order to curtail losses from piracy.
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The person familiar with Platinum said the firm was aware of Mole's spending and put protections in place to curtail it.
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Republican officials in Idaho and Utah are currently seeking to curtail voter-approved Medicaid expansions amid legal threats against their efforts.
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Under President Obama, Kerry of course led the American delegation negotiating the international agreement designed to curtail Iran's nuclear weapons program.
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Both actions were consistent with the Saudi pledge at the spring summit to help curtail support for terrorism from all sources.
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These restrictions, which are logged and enforced using electronic equipment on trucks, are intended to curtail extreme demands placed on truckers.
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The proposals pushed by conservatives were designed to bring the rule-making process to a screeching halt and curtail executive authority.
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The question for automakers: How much and for how long to curtail production this summer, which will result in worker layoffs?
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A manager from Donghai Special Steel Co in Tangshan also confirmed to Reuters that she received the notice to curtail production.
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Employees were also told to curtail travel for the rest of the year, which was considered unusual for the media company.
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The Trump administration's first budget proposes to curtail the program and estimates that will save $27 billion over the next decade.
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As a result, policymakers' attempts to curtail the growth of public debt and foster economic growth may also be in doubt.
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The US has recently leaned on China -- North Korea's main ally -- to apply pressure to Pyongyang to curtail its nuclear ambitions.
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Courts, generally, haven't limited Congress' power or curtail its activities, finding that legislation could arise out of many topics of investigations.
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UBS entered into the DPA with the Department of Justice over identical misconduct and promised to curtail its violations of law.
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We're saying there may be things that we need to do to curtail overreaching on the part of the current president.
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Meanwhile, Facebook, dealing with its Cambridge Analytica imbroglio, has started to curtail the expansion of its Free Basics internet access scheme.
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But it's at least a glimmer of hope that efforts to curtail that presence are overcoming ISIS's once-rapid online growth.
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He will have the power to let Mueller keep doing what he's doing — or curtail or shut down the investigation altogether.
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Any move to curtail existing efforts to promote testing within the trans community could result in a worsening public health crisis.
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Beijing has been growing increasingly bold in a bid to curtail big-spending conglomerates as it cracks down on financial risk.
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United will curtail service on domestic and global routes as companies restrict trips, testing a long stretch of airline industry profitability.
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Within the next year, of course, you foresee having to curtail your duties; you'll very likely have to take time off.
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The ruling may also curtail exports from the United States, which has taken a more lenient view of gene-edited foods.
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"With 90 cases in our state today ... we have to do more to curtail the spread of this virus," Bullock said.
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Reedpop had indicated that there would be extra sanitization methods available at the show in an attempt to curtail the risk.
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Hamas had promised to curtail border protests and the use of incendiary balloons that had torched vast stretches of Israeli farmland.
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The data shows the results of Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan to curtail the number of people killed on the streets.
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To curtail the spread of coronavirus, more than 20 million people in Lagos have been placed under a 14-day lockdown.
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After months of debate, the Senate has finally reached an agreement on a bill to curtail sexual harassment on Capitol Hill.
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The Pentagon tried to project an image of business as usual, though the shutdown will curtail training, maintenance and medical facilities.
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Singapore has also proposed a law to curtail false or misleading information, which critics warned could be used to silence dissent.
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In the Senate, however, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have shown an increased appetite to curtail presidential war powers.
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A buildup of crude in Western Canada has forced the Alberta provincial government to curtail production, but those stockpiles are declining.
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The prison has regularly assigned support staff to guard duty since mid-2016, though it recently tried to curtail the practice.
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But the warnings highlight the dilemma for lawmakers worried that Mr. Trump or his associates might act to curtail the inquiry.
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He could also curtail resources to the Office of the Special Counsel, requiring Mr. Mueller to downsize his staff or resources.
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As the disease spreads into new countries and total cases rise, so too has worry it could severely curtail global growth.
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The deal to curtail Iran's nuclear weapons program was signed by the United States, Iran and several European countries in 2015.
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At 37, Palmer will greatly curtail his off-season throwing in hope of preserving arm strength for his 15th N.F.L. season.
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He said that such an extension could significantly curtail the harm caused by screaming foul balls and improve the fan experience.
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The Charts A tweak to the Billboard album chart is designed to curtail the effects of record sales tied to merchandise.
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And mayors of "sanctuary cities," including New York and Los Angeles, have vowed to defy the president's plan to curtail immigration.
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S.A.T.F., the U.S.O.C., and their co-conspirators cannot curtail competition by picking and choosing eligible market participants and excluding the rest.
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Asked about media reports that the government could curtail MPs' Christmas break if they vote down May's Brexit plan on Dec.
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If the bill becomes law, it could sharply curtail the number of abortions in Iowa, a state of 3.1 million people.
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Iran has temporarily closed schools and universities and canceled public events like concerts in an effort to curtail the virus's spread.
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In ways large and small, the budget, to be released Tuesday, seeks to curtail spending on poorer recipients of government largess.
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The central bank said inflation was outside its band of 6% to 9% and that it wanted to curtail inflationary pressure.
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Should we have a standing repo facility which might, in fact, let us slow down or curtail the treasury bill purchases?
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Turkey has objected strongly to arming the Kurds, raising fears that Ankara could curtail cooperation with Washington in the continued battle.
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He appeared to enjoy widespread popular support and has brought significant changes, like a diplomatic agreement to curtail Iran's nuclear program.
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The controversial move would hasten the pace of the president's nominees getting confirmed and curtail Democratic power in the upper chamber.
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He mischaracterized the "chain migration" policies he hopes to curtail, falsely asserting that they bring in "unlimited numbers" of distant relatives.
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Neller said that he has been forced to curtail or cancel several training exercises to free up funds for hurricane repair.
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Global oil prices have slumped 793 percent since mid-2014, prompting oil producers to scale back drilling and severely curtail spending.
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Several of the campaigns have also released plans to expand workers' collective bargaining rights and limit employers' power to curtail unionization.
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For one, Britain's withdrawal from the European Union could curtail the freedom for airlines to fly between airports in the region.
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He has used regulatory power to alter policy, including trying to kill the Affordable Care Act and severely curtail environmental protections.
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Meanwhile, Singapore last week passed legislation against "fake news" that has been criticized as a tool to curtail freedom of speech.
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And if Bloomberg intends to curtail Trump's popularity by throwing himself into the ring, his candidacy wouldn't have that effect, either.
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But the U.S. sanctions strategy has several weak spots, especially a reluctance by Europe and China to curtail business with Iran.
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Trump made sure he and Comey were alone when he allegedly pressured the then-FBI director to curtail the FBI's Russia investigation.
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But some Republicans, particularly state governors, fear that plans to curtail the expansion of Medicaid could deprive millions of people of coverage.
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Opponents say the set-back restrictions would curtail some 85 percent of new oil and gas development and harm the state's economy.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia has signaled it could once again curtail output by as much as 500,000 barrels per day in December.
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Experts say that Congress likely has some ability to protect NAFTA, or can use its powers to curtail Trump on trade elsewhere.
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Nevertheless, officials who have sought to curtail voter access to the polls have used specious claims of fraud to support legislative proposal.
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The U.S. reimposed sanctions on Iran in November to curtail its nuclear program and stop backing militant proxies across the Middle East.
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Similarly, Britain and America show no sign of wanting to force Saudi Arabia or its allies to curtail their war in Yemen.
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On obstruction, Mueller pointedly declined to exonerate Trump, laying out several instances in which the president sought to curtail the Russia investigation.
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As perennial swing justice Anthony Kennedy has taught us, opposing abortion personally doesn't necessarily mean you'll vote to curtail legal abortion rights.
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Liberal and conservative legal experts are both confident that Kavanaugh would be a reliable vote to curtail abortion rights, if he's confirmed.
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The move will curtail the number of Americans traveling to the country, and likely damage many of the "potential sellers" Obama mentioned.
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America's chamber of commerce in Hong Kong said any effort to curtail press freedom in the territory could damage its business competitiveness.
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It took a violent incident and public relations disaster for United to improve its policies and curtail the practice of involuntary bumping.
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On labor rights, Roberts used several narrower rulings to curtail the collective bargaining rights guaranteed in part by 1977's Abood v.
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And it would curtail other immigration programs, including a new cap on the number of refugees who can obtain permanent residency status.
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Though he has not yet voted in any significant way to curtail abortion rights, Justice Kavanaugh has expressed strongly pro-life views.
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And yet again this morning the president made it sound somewhat hopeless to work with China to curtail North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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The below-average rainfall has delayed sowing of summer-sown crop such rice, soybean and corn and threatens to curtail crop yields.
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Increasing interest rates can spook the stock market because they make borrowing more expensive and therefore might curtail corporate investment in growth.
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The latest spur to price rises stems from the assumption that American sanctions on Iran may curtail oil exports from that country.
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Imports too are expected to post a decline in July, indicating that Beijing's stimulus measures have failed to curtail falling economic growth.
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With most oil transactions conducted in dollars, that is expected to sharply curtail off Venezuela's efforts to seek buyers around the world.
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N and American Airlines, which are lobbying the Trump administration to curtail Qatar's access to the United States market, citing unfair subsidies.
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If implemented, these measures could set a precedent for how global lawmakers curtail these companies' influence amid increasing privacy and antitrust scandals.
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The company's minority shareholders are tired of big promises and want to curtail Mr. Shkreli's influence so the company can be sold.
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Back in December, the FCC gave carriers more control over SMS and MMS text messages in a bid to curtail spam texts.
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But a year later, the Supreme Court held that Congress could not curtail either the court or the president's powers like that.
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Australia last year introduced tough new laws to curtail foreign agents after noting that China was trying to interfere in its affairs.
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China's war on smog and plans to curtail output in the winter is expected to limit aluminium supply this year, boosting prices.
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The Trump administration has been trying to curtail a surge in asylum-seekers who largely come impoverished Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.
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The best way to keep the message coming out of the White House consistent is to stop -- or drastically curtail -- Trump's tweeting.
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Backlash: Strong efforts by Beijing to curtail Pyongyang may result in the regime lashing out and creating a security or diplomatic crisis.
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Australian farmers will begin sowing wheat crops within weeks and poor weather could curtail production in the world's fourth-largest wheat exporter.
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But these moves are not without consequences, as the ban and the funding restrictions will curtail a critically important avenue of research.
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Tam sent a clear warning to government officials who seek to curtail speech they deem offensive: We won't let you do it!
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The consensus seemed to be no; that would curtail liberty and be unfair on the majority of players who never become violent.
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Beijing has since tried to curtail direct borrowing by local governments for such projects, but officials have found ways around the curbs.
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The climate suits will make investment in domestic production both risky and costlier, curtail oil production, and make price increases more likely.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), requested the FTC respond within 85033 days with any action it is taking to curtail the clause. Sens.
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Does anyone seriously think the prospect of British sanctions would alarm Vladimir Putin, or have persuaded Iran to curtail its nuclear program?
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The Trump administration has said it needs to curtail asylum cases because the vast majority are ultimately found to be without merit.
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But numerous governments have been pushing the limits of how much they can curtail connectivity without facing reprisals from the international community.
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This is not the first time a legislature has tried to curtail the executive branch's power when partisanship has come into play.
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Khanna is leading a group of House Democrats trying to curtail or cut off U.S. military support for the Saudi-led coalition.
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There's also legislation in play that would curtail the CFPB's rulemaking power and roll back other consumer protections it has already finalized.
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Elsewhere, crude allocations to the United States have been lowered significantly and Aramco continued to curtail supply to Europe, two sources said.
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The slowdown could force some companies to pump up incentives on poorly selling models and possibly curtail production at some assembly plants.
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But he argued that efforts to "curtail" the growth of Facebook or other Silicon Valley heavyweights would cede the field to China.
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During the 2016 elections, multiple GOP presidential candidates suggested that they could take steps to curtail it in some fashion through legislation.
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Only later when lenders realized this caused an oversupply of housing did they curtail their lending, and then prices came tumbling down.
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Further growth in solar could require the grid to curtail some of the solar power at sunny times when supply exceeds demand.
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Some of the private equity firms plan to curtail costs sharply while working out ways to profit from Yahoo's still sizable audience.
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Consistently inaccurate measurements have led government regulators to curtail recreational fishing seasons and limit public access to certain species in federal waters.
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Mr. Fillon has called for lifting sanctions on Russia and for partnering with Moscow in an effort to curtail immigration and terrorism.
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According to Vanity Fair's reporting, CNN will curtail some high-profile digital initiatives such as their virtual reality and Snapchat production efforts.
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Asked whether President Donald Trump should curtail his tweeting, Sanders said that Trump uses Twitter to communicate directly with the American people.
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Spencer Woodman at the Intercept recently reported that lawmakers in eight states have proposed bills that would criminalize or curtail peaceful protest.
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Many industries are facing the prospect of falling revenues as more Americans curtail their exposure to stores, airports and other public spaces.
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At the same time, staff members who tried to curtail some of Mr. Pruitt's more egregious behavior were demoted, reassigned or fired.
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There are troubling signs that such actions could curtail oil and gas production in the United States and perhaps harm our economy.
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It will almost certainly be harder to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels than it was to curtail our use of CFCs.
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It remains to be seen if this is enough to curtail a movement that has been deemed as a public health crisis.
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The American ambassador to Germany cautioned Berlin this month that the United States would curtail intelligence sharing if that country used Huawei.
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He developed a lasting addiction, was prescribed methadone to curtail it, and died of methadone toxicity in 2014, according to court records.
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He did not outline any details of what exactly the United States or its intelligence agencies will do to curtail the intrusions.
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China's efforts to curtail the coronavirus outbreak has disrupted the world's second-largest economy and curtailed shipments to the largest oil importer.
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China's efforts to curtail the coronavirus outbreak has disrupted the world's second-largest economy and curtailed shipments to the biggest oil importer.
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In the absence of a vaccine or a cure, she said, it is up to people to curtail their interactions, she said.
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Federal health officials have urged those in their 264s and older to sharply curtail their activities to reduce exposing themselves to infection.
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Eventually, downward pressure on prices from rapid growth of associated gas will curtail drilling activity and bring the market back into balance.
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The Trump administration regularly highlights crimes committed by immigrants, especially those who came here in ways Mr. Trump has vowed to curtail.
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Mr. Greenberg, who paid a $9 million civil settlement for accounting fraud last year, is actively seeking to curtail the Martin Act.
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People are traveling less and shopping less, which could lead some small businesses to miss payroll, further forcing workers to curtail spending.
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Trump campaign spokeswoman Sarah Matthews criticized the Green New Deal and Democrats' plans to significantly curtail — or even eliminate altogether — fossil fuels.
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At issue was whether any of the officials had any evidence that Trump may have inappropriately attempted to curtail the FBI's investigation.
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They would certainly curtail the amount of international trade, but they are unlikely to have a large impact on the trade deficit.
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It avoided the need for Mueller to issue subpoenas, as the lawyers sought to curtail an interview with the President through negotiations.
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Some major banks have announced they will curtail financing of carbon-intensive projects like coal mines or developing the oil sands region.
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Since last year, Chinese regulators have moved to curtail what have been widely seen as some of the insurance industry's riskier practices.
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The blaze, which spread to several other buildings, sowed panic in the downtown area and led transit officials to curtail train service.
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Canberra last year introduced tough new laws to curtail foreign agents after noting that China was trying to interfere in Australian affairs.
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Making the trade run smoothly could take years and test Mr. Xi's vows to let markets expand and to curtail polluting industries.
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Bloomberg reported the decision was part of an effort at Panasonic to "curtail money-losing businesses," citing a person who wasn't identified.
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The Long Island Rail Road, which also will have to curtail service to Penn Station this summer, carries even more passengers there.
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But payday lenders said the arbitration decision set a precedent for Congress to curtail what they described as the CFPB's unchecked overreach.
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Australian farmers will within weeks begin sowing wheat crops and adverse weather could curtail production in the world's fourth-largest wheat exporter.
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Meanwhile, conservative lawmakers, in misguided attempts to curtail censorship, are responding with calls to eliminate federal funding for schools that restrict speech.
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In Kavanaugh's case, the decision by Senate Republicans to curtail an investigation before all avenues have been exhausted is a familiar one.
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The controversial asylum decision is one of several policies rolled out by the administration to curtail asylum claims in the United States.
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And they have said they were told by State Department officials that the US is expected to significantly curtail funding by 2020.
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The six proposals are intended to reform and curtail abuse in the college admissions process, the lawmakers said at a press conference.
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But if a discussion moves into the realm of "tacit encouragement" of suicide, Ayers says, they step in and curtail the conversation.
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The previous administration's policy of "strategic patience" caused America to sit on the sidelines and hope Kim would curtail his own ambitions.
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The death prompted Ruben Diaz, the Bronx borough president, to lament the city's centuries-old efforts to curtail its persistent rat population.
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An Army officer who later served in the House of Representatives, Pompeo regularly — and vocally — opposed efforts to curtail U.S. surveillance authorities.
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When you consider curtailing your federal payment, consider all the forms of federal spending that the White House would like to curtail.
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In 2018, he made good on the promise — arguing that the deal&aposs narrow focus had failed to curtail broader Iranian aggression.
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That person will have the power to let Mueller keep doing what he's doing — or curtail or shut down the investigation altogether.
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One analysis focused just on voter impersonation, the type of fraud that strict voter ID laws (which Trump supports) aim to curtail.
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That agreement had removed many U.S. and other economic sanctions from Iran in return for Tehran's commitment to curtail its nuclear program.
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The Islamic Republic has vowed to increase its military strength despite mounting pressure from Western countries to curtail its ballistic missile program.
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Talks begin with the United States pushing the North to curtail the missile business, while Pyongyang demands financial compensation for lost income.
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He persuaded Bush to agree to the Iraq surge and curtail some of the CIA's most brutal and controversial detainee interrogation programs.
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Just over a month into his presidency, Trump appears to be making good on his promises to curtail illegal immigration — and increase deportations.
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As the ridesharing giant has spread its services over the globe, it has jumped into fights over regulations that would curtail its activities.
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Among the legislative and regulatory suggestions included in the BLM report is one meant to significantly curtail the public's access to agency records.
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His administration recently has sought to curtail legal immigration — and potentially nix a program that awards work permits for some of their spouses.
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Such a scenario would almost certainly irk Japanese policymakers who want to curtail any yen strength to support the country's export-dependent economy.
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Styling himself as a "blue-collar billionaire," he promised to bring back manufacturing jobs back to forgotten factory towns and sharply curtail immigration.
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Senators also want to curtail U.S. arms sales to Riyadh and impose new sanctions against MBS for his alleged role in Khashoggi's death.
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The government could start regarding a broader range of price behavior as "predatory" and try to ban or curtail this sort of thing.
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The biggest obstacle to ending the buys may be the strong euro, which will curtail import prices and put downward pressure on inflation.
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Strangely, the Trump regime continues to blame the previous administration and President Obama for not doing enough to curtail North Korea's nuclear program.
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Theoretically, those steps would count as efforts to free the yuan - they were imposed last year to curtail speculators betting against the yuan.
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The minor Greens party opposed the bills, arguing they curtail press freedom, the right to protest and the work of non-government organizations.
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A number of banks and broker-dealers have changed their compensation practices to comply with the fiduciary rule to curtail conflicts of interest.
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Colorado, Virginia, and other states recently began sending letters to parents notifying them that officials may soon have to curtail their CHIP programs.
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Oil prices slipped on Monday as increased exports from Iran appeared to weaken the efforts by other oil producers to curtail global oversupply.
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" The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities warned that, threatened with a loss in Federal Medicaid funding, "states would likely curtail these services.
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Then there's the 2015 agreement with Iran that seeks to curtail Tehran's nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of some international sanctions.
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The meeting comes just days before European commissioners are scheduled to present regulations intended to curtail competition from American and Chinese tech giants.
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Amazon continues to struggle to curtail the sale of unsafe or banned products on its site, a Wall Street Journal investigation has found.
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Mr Sessions has voiced scepticism about that process and might curtail it; he worried this week that police officers have been "unfairly maligned".
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Insights from fields like cognitive science and psychology could curtail some of Trump's worst qualities, from lack of empathy to bigotry to narcissism.
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But conservationists and officials are trying to curtail bushmeat hunting because of concerns that it is wrecking the environment and upending food chains.
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As President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan seeks to maintain his tight grip on power, he has also worked to curtail internet freedom in Turkey.
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Those divisions could curtail economic growth, with a cap on interest rates having already substantially shrunk credit to the private sector, he said.
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The deal was intended to strengthen ties between Pacific countries from Asia to Latin America with the U.S. to curtail China's growing dominance.
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It criticised the proposed laws as an attempt to avoid scrutiny of government policies and for failing to curtail donations from multinational corporations.
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China wants talks first and action later, while the United States wants North Korea to curtail its nuclear program before such talks start.
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The Trump administration may sharply curtail the scope of federal reports about the future effects of climate change, the New York Times reports.
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The big picture: A growing number of states have moved to curtail religious exemptions for vaccinations this year following the uptick of measles.
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Since states don't have the money to make up the difference, they would likely either reduce eligibility, curtail benefits or cut provider payments.
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The case marks a new U.S. effort to curtail the growing number of people addicted to opioids, including oxycodone and other prescription painkillers.
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Commercial truck makers are investing in electrification as regulators and policy makers step up pressure to curtail or eliminate pollution in big cities.
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The idea of using appropriations to curtail military action was debated during the Iraq War when Democrats took control of Congress in 2007.
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UN sanctions introduced in August banned North Korean exports of seafood as part of efforts to curtail the regime's access to foreign funds.
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The handful of operators who bring international tourists to Afghanistan say increasing violence has led them to curtail some travel in recent months.
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If you want to exist in modern American society, you're going to end up agreeing to contract terms that severely curtail your rights.
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And a few weeks ago, Obama's top military adviser talked about stepping up efforts to curtail ISIS specifically in the North African country.
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That split could curtail economic growth, with a cap on interest rates having already substantially shrunk credit to the private sector, he said.
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The USDA also said that farmers planned to boost their corn plantings, but severe flooding in the U.S. Midwest may curtail final acreage.
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However, I suspect attempts to curtail elector independence will likely be the biggest operational change to the Electoral College by the 2020 election.
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They can err on the side of seeking to curtail opioid prescriptions because they rarely have to look pain patients in the eye.
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But as perennial swing justice Anthony Kennedy has taught us, opposing abortion personally doesn't necessarily mean you'll vote to curtail legal abortion rights.
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Other small companies have told the FCC that these regulations have forced them to cancel, delay or curtail upgrades to their fiber networks.
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But if direct attacks on Planned Parenthood were ever to curtail its operations, independent clinics would be left to fill in the gaps.
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Francis is scheduled to deliver his weekly address in St. Peter's Square shortly after his time with Trump, which may curtail the encounter.
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He took up swimming in his final years, which helped him move his 750-pound body more easily, but couldn't curtail his eating.
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They transmit a stark signal: That he's ready to greatly curtail the press's ability to inform the public and hold his presidency accountable.
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Trump says he wants to honor a 2016 campaign pledge to curtail illegal immigration, but his opponents quickly filed lawsuits against his move.
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In April, the Treasury Department, in conjunction with the Internal Revenue Service, announced a series of new rules intended to curtail the practice.
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Repealing the rule would be a victory for Republican leaders and CFPB critics who've long tried to curtail the agency's power and influence.
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But the relationship is so strong, it does at least suggest that some exposure to a horror can substantially curtail jokes about it.
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Governments at all levels, from municipal to federal, have been under pressure over the past two years to curtail foreign ownership in Vancouver.
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Deal Professor An overhaul in shareholder rights is coming as Delaware seeks to curtail a strategy that has grown popular with hedge funds.
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They are conspicuously silent (but they know) that the proposed rules could also curtail imports of genuine medication ordered online from other countries.
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For all this eventual success, bike-sharing has done little to curtail the "asphalt terror of the motorised bourgeoisie", as Provo had promised.
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Altogether, about 1.5 million young people took up the habit from 2017 to 2018, despite the Trump administration's efforts to curtail youth vaping.
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In fact, the Police Department began to drastically curtail its use in 2012, under the administration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, an independent.
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President Donald Trump, who took a hard line on illegal immigration during the 2016 election campaign, has also sought to curtail legal immigration.
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And he said Britain's eventual exit need not curtail the sanctions that the United States and Europe had imposed on Mr. Putin's government.
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In May, Trump signed an executive order attempting to curtail the Johnson Amendment, which critics say limits free speech in the religious pulpit.
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"Rising bond yields curtail the value of banks' sovereign holdings," Marco Vailati, head of research and investments at Cassa Lombarda in Milan, said.
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At the time, those pushing for special counsel were focused on protecting the Russia investigation from further efforts by Trump to curtail it.
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The broader economy would suffer if the sell-off in the stock market became severe enough to curtail spending by high-end consumers.
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A Florida House committee on Tuesday approved a measure that could significantly curtail a state constitutional amendment restoring voting rights to former felons.
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They say much of Europe, South Korea and Japan will curtail their purchases of Iranian oil to protect their close ties with Washington.
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Earlier this month, the Saudi Ministry of Justice announced a measure to curtail the practice of men divorcing their wives without telling them.
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More generally, it should sharply curtail what amounts to money laundering of Russian funds through the financial firms in the City of London.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, who helped create the agency, pledged to battle any attempt to curtail the bureau's power or independence.
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While Congress also has the means to curtail military operations by restricting funds, it has often avoided confrontation with presidents over war powers.
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The mayor's attempt to curtail Uber's expansion was met by fierce opposition as the company organized drivers and lobbyists to fight the mayor.
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Democrats largely voted against the underlying legislative package due to concerns with other provisions they feared would curtail government employees' due process rights.
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Fields said the company "could" curtail production of sedans as those traditional car models were not selling as well as SUVs and trucks.
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And it discusses Trump's own desire to remove Mueller and curtail the special counsel's probe by demanding Sessions take control of the investigation.
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