Energy companies announced 4,414 cuts in October, versus 50,000 cuts in the first three months of 2016.
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This month's total marks the first increase in job cuts in the past five months of payroll cuts in March.
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Neither the Reagan tax cuts in the 6900s nor the Bush tax cuts in 2628 boosted federal revenues to any discernable degree.
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While cuts in personal income taxes helped boost employment, investment and consumer spending, the same was not true for cuts in corporate taxes.
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Sweeping budget cuts in Oklahoma are hurting kids and families Sweeping budget cuts in Oklahoma are hurting kids and families This segment originally aired Oct.
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Rob Portman (R-OH) has recoiled at the Medicaid cuts in the House health care bill, suggesting he'd oppose further cuts in a spending package.
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Saudi Arabia shouldered a disproportionate share of the cuts in 2017/18, just as it had done during earlier cuts in 2008/09 and 2003/04.
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Then we need to add in the Trump budget, which calls for further drastic cuts in Medicaid, plus large cuts in food stamps and in disability payments.
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Companies invested more of their profits after the Clinton tax increases of the 1990s than they did after the Reagan tax cuts in 1981 and the Bush tax cuts in 2001.
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To comply with those rules, Republicans will most likely set some of the tax cuts in their bill to expire after a few years, and they could phase other cuts in over time.
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Cut to the end to see where McConnell cuts in.
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It also took a charge for staff cuts in India.
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"There are cuts in programs that benefit Medicare," he responded.
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Moore has been supportive of rate cuts in recent comments.
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And this includes sharp cuts in spending on water supply.
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Markets are pricing in rate cuts in September and December.
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The cuts in wage and fuel bills could be massive.
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There are all sorts of spending cuts in this plan.
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Cuts in the computer industry in September totaled 4,152 jobs.
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Uber recently announced 400 job cuts in its marketing team.
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Boeing is seeking price cuts in exchange for greater volume.
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Many analysts had expected further RRR cuts in coming months.
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The campaign announced the staffing cuts in a statement Thursday.
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He expects 50 bps of cuts in the fourth quarter.
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The cuts in the tax rate are no small change.
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Trump has also proposed deep cuts in the EPA budget.
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Cuts in salaries and hours worked is also being considered.
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BuzzFeed, HuffPost and Mic all made staff cuts in January.
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Republicans are deeply opposed to nuclear cuts in the bill.
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Rather, IPAB will inevitably lead to cuts in physician reimbursement.
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They overwhelmingly oppose cuts in Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.
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The company announced a round of job cuts in November.
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"A lot uncomfortable," Erica Feldmann, the shop's owner, cuts in.
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The company announced a round of job cuts in November.
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Right now they're both taking steep cuts in Trump's budget.
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The Defense Department has fought these cuts in the past.
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Britain has legislated for massive cuts in emissions by 22.
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Q. Are you looking at making significant cuts in teachers?
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Possible job cuts in Alstom's home market further complicates matters.
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And there are no significant commiserate spending cuts in sight.
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Cuts in staffing do not always lead to more efficiencies.
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He made just two cuts in 23 starts last season.
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Both Reagan's tax cuts in 1981 and George W. Bush's tax cuts in 2001 failed to pay for themselves and led to many long years of fiscal austerity to get large budget deficits under control.
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She announced several plant closures and 14,000 job cuts in November.
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SNCF management has to find 30 percent cuts in operating costs.
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Only the deepest cuts in the realm of pop-culture references.
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There can be death by a thousand cuts in this way.
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How concerned are you about US budget cuts in this area?
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What does not help in any way are cuts in funding.
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It will govern cuts in costs, employees' productivity and overall strategy.
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The cuts in funding for arts has really took it's toll.
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Trump also called for large cuts in the corporate tax rate.
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Weber expressed anger about the cuts in research and foreign aid.
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Telecommunications companies followed retailers with 2000,782 job cuts in the quarter.
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Tax cuts, in particular, seen as an area where there's consensus.
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He blames cuts in the camps for his decision to leave.
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Democrats argue the changes require harmful cuts in the program. Sen.
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Deeper production cuts in China may give the market another boost.
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It could yet doom Mr Turnbull's planned cuts in corporation tax.
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Companies already are beginning to cite the tax cuts in forecasts.
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They may consider including the cuts in the regular appropriations process.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks about tax cuts in Kansas City.
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Headcount there slipped 1%, dragged lower mostly by cuts in DCM.
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It stood at 35% before Republicans passed tax cuts in 2017.
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The forthcoming budget deal would foreclose cuts in annually approved spending.
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A fiscal crisis could lead to blunt cuts in healthcare funding.
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Its cuts in April equated to 20.3 percent of its quota.
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It did not give a figure for job cuts in Germany.
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United is looking at similar domestic and international cuts in May.
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President Trump claimed credit, citing his deep cuts in corporate taxes.
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I hate the office; It cuts in on my social life.
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That table projected tax cuts in every income bracket in 2023.
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It was a way to push for cuts in social programs.
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It promised that there would be further cuts in the future.
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But he also proposed larger cuts in projected public works funding.
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Some economists are more bearish because of cuts in oil output.
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Power cuts in the West Bank and especially Gaza cause spoilage.
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The cuts in human health programs have drawn the heaviest criticism.
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It did not include her forthcoming tax cuts in its analysis.
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Further cuts in U.S. output are possible in the coming months.
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Cuts in 2112.74 totaled 21.2005,21.2089, 21.2066 percent below 0.743's number.
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They did not explicitly rule out job cuts in other areas.
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Republicans often look to cuts in anti-poverty and social spending.
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First the short and shallow cuts in his biceps and calves.
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He hosts a small business roundtable about tax cuts in Hialeah.
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It would also examine cuts in income tax and VAT rates.
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Wealthfront reduced the APY on its high-yield account in August in response to the Federal Reserve's interest-rate cut, again following the Fed's cuts in September, and once more following the Fed's cuts in October.
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He cuts in, gets his man on the ropes and pulls back.
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Previous cuts in 254 saw an initial compliance rate of 255 percent.
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Yesterday markets started to price in rate cuts in the United States.
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In retail banking, cuts in government energy subsidies have hit consumer spending.
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CHINA WILL CONTINUE TO IMPLEMENT TAX, FEE CUTS IN 2020 - FINANCE MINISTRY
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Cuts in basic services have accelerated the emigration of people and businesses.
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On Wednesday, the Fed opened the door for rate cuts in 2019.
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The long-term growth predictions come from significant cuts in spending capital.
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Daily life, amid cuts in power and thus water supplies, is grim.
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They face staggering proposed budget cuts in energy, medical and environmental research.
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Only two of four passed on the cuts in full to customers.
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Reportedly, Boeing will soon announce an additional 1,800 job cuts in Washington.
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Nearly 8,500 cuts in March brought the three-month total to 31,832.
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Investors are also betting on rate cuts in Australia and New Zealand.
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The Bush tax cuts in 220006 and 2202 paint a similar picture.
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With the decline in revenues came significant spending cuts in numerous areas.
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Cuts in supply based on seniority were imposed in the last year.
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Funding shortfalls have led to cuts in staffing, program offerings and scholarships.
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They also expressed opposition to the deep Medicaid cuts in the bill.
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It also announced a round of hundreds of job cuts in March.
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Biden addressed the cuts in NIH funding and its far-reaching implications.
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That dynamic cuts in multiple directions, across race and gender and class.
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But from a party perspective, this cuts in the exact opposite direction.
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Who will benefit from the corporate tax cuts in the longer run?
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They are unlikely to accept the cuts in the House Republican bill.
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Today in particular, we have the first real cuts in Buzzfeed News.
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Crys cuts in silence, the buzz of her clippers filling the room.
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That's true, despite recent gains in energy efficiency and cuts in emissions.
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Perforations and cuts in some skulls and bones could suggest human sacrifice.
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But it could lead to cuts in some other ways as well.
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She said interest rate cuts in the current climate are less impactful.
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In addition, the Graham-Cassidy bill would make deep cuts in Medicaid.
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Then Haydn cuts in with made-you-wait pauses and false endings.
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There were no major tax cuts in that time and growth stagnated.
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Business daily Handelsblatt earlier reported the job cuts in its Monday edition.
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In others, light pours in from deep narrow cuts in the walls.
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The defense secretary is also considering significant cuts in the Middle East.
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The problem was that without accompanying cuts in spending, deficits would rise.
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The firm announced its biggest job cuts in 20 years last May.
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Those savings would help pay for the tax cuts in the bill.
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Other proponents put the tax cuts in context of broader administration policy.
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The Federal Reserve sees no further rate cuts in 2019 and 2020.
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Consider the most devastating insurance cuts in the Senate bill — to Medicaid.
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"The recent [EM] currency weakness reduces the likelihood of any interest rate cuts in the immediate term, but it should not ultimately derail prospects for interest rate cuts in the likes of Brazil, Argentina and Russia," Daly said.
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Do you worry about the billions in cuts in federal health care expenditures?
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Aluminum has rallied this year, driven by pollution-related production cuts in China.
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Prices have also been supported by OPEC signaling possible output cuts in 2019.
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The cuts in Trump's plan mean high-income earners see the most benefit.
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J.P. Morgan is not the only one expecting more rate cuts in India.
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This is mainly due to cuts in state transfers and growing social spending.
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How do Republicans justify the savage Medicaid cuts in their health care bills?
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The central bank, however, forecast one to two possible rate cuts in 2020.
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Investors will also look for signals of likely additional cuts in the pipeline.
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They are (theoretical) cuts in Medicare's payments to health care providers, mainly hospitals.
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The price of crude rose as investors hoped for cuts in fuel production.
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Before Ruth can answer, though, Debbie cuts in to offer her a ride.
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He said such reforms were needed in higher education, and cuts in bureaucracy.
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POWER CUTS in Caracas have endangered lives and deepened the misery of Venezuelans.
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The change has meant job cuts in some areas, straining relations with workers.
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The measures this year have included three cuts in banks' required reserve ratios.
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That would be the second year Beijing has enforced emission cuts in winter.
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Some autonomous communities have become under-financed, resulting in cuts in public services.
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The White House has also called for dramatic cuts in the EPA budget.
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Cost cuts in purchasing, production and overheads delivered a further 863 million euros.
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The sector announced 7,768 job cuts in March, versus 1,264 in March 2016.
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When considering investments in the military, cuts in spending, size of force etc.
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She blamed previous governments for drastic cuts in benefits during the debt crisis.
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Critics of the proposals say that's sure to lead to cuts in benefits.
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Biggest Tax Bill and Tax Cuts in history just passed in the Senate.
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But that does not mean beneficiaries should worry about draconian cuts in 2034.
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Democrats tend to argue that capping payments would mean cuts in Medicaid benefits.
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The deficits in these tax bills may also trigger mandatory cuts in Medicare.
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Beyond that, all of the individual tax cuts in the Senate bill sunset.
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The median expectation in a Reuters poll projected 88,000 job cuts in July.
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Hospitals got cuts in their payments, but they also got more insured patients.
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These layoffs and pay cuts lead, in turn, to further cuts in spending.
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President George W. Bush enacted two major tax cuts in 2001 and 2003.
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Eskom implemented the worst power cuts in more than a decade in December.
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Wall Street is now expecting even more rate cuts in the coming months.
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The United States has long proposed sharp cuts in American forces in Germany.
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The Trump administration has proposed significant cuts in its funding of the organization.
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Members of Congress feel such cuts in their districts, and they fight them.
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To offset that increase, the White House requested comparable cuts in nondefense spending.
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The quake also triggered power cuts in nearby General Santos city, media said.
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Proposals for more extensive cuts in cabinet-level agencies are expected to follow.
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The budget he sent Congress proposed enormous cuts in USDA spending, including research.
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The main discretionary tax changes are cuts in income tax and import duties.
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It closed in 2013, largely due to cuts in state public health funding.
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Diplomacy and aid aren't the only self-defeating cuts in the administration's proposal.
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Since last year's Masters, Mahan had made only two cuts in 16 starts.
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And she noted that cuts in public health funding are having an effect.
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GOP lawmakers have criticized Obama officials for requesting those cuts in their budget.
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Many investors are expecting a new round of interest-rate cuts in September.
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Sam Brownback proudly engineered the biggest tax cuts in the history of Kansas.
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Workers with only high school degrees have seen pay cuts in real dollars.
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Eskom this month implemented some of the worst power cuts in several years.
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Other committee chairmen are reportedly pushing back on further cuts in their domains.
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John McCain, who voted against the Bush tax cuts in 251 and 2003.
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Companies can qualify for the subsidy by showing pollution cuts in lab tests.
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That analysis showed that every income bracket would see tax cuts in 2023.
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However he said the government would not resort to levying a tax on banks if they refuse to pass on rate cuts in full and has previously ruled out legislating for the banks to pass on rate cuts in full.
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Cost cuts in engineering and manufacturing will help fund its push into electric vehicles.
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Premium Select Cuts in Gravy with Beef & Bone Marrow (UPC: 7910071860) • Skippy 13.2 oz.
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But the real story of course is the massive cuts in non-defense spending.
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Officials have proposed drastic cuts in funding and staffing at multiple climate science agencies.
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Rate cuts in a no-recession scenario could help un-flip the yield curve.
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Twist that little nob and the draw distance of the trigger cuts in half.
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On the brighter side, costs have also fallen because the sharp cuts in drilling.
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There are big cuts in funding for nights out, trendy clothes and elaborate meals.
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He cites the "massive tax cuts" in Trump's plan as his plan's biggest problem.
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They expect the Fed to follow up additional rate cuts in December and January.
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They expect the Fed to follow up additional rate cuts in December and January.
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Powell did note that rate cuts in the 1990s helped keep an expansion intact.
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Beijing delivered about 22019 trillion yuan of cuts in taxes and fees in 21.39.
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He has seven missed cuts in his past nine events, including all three majors.
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He said it would affect the defense and it had no cuts in defense.
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Staff reductions following cuts in the prison budget have, for example, taken their toll.
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Other countries around the world could be in line for ratings cuts in 2017.
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Negotiations for job cuts in Germany will likely be completed by summer, Kaeser said.
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It said the company would start with 15-20 billion ringgit cuts in 2016.
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The impact: It's the highest number of job cuts in a quarter since 2015.
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The deep job cuts in America's oil patch may at last be healing over.
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Now, their interest is more tax cuts for the rich, more cuts in Medicare.
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It was up 22 percent this week on expectations of capacity cuts in China.
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That's 95 percent lower than the 17,015 cuts in that sector in April 2016.
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Earlier this year, General Motors Co threatened big cuts in its Sao Paulo factories.
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A sovereign downgrade is usually accompanied by cuts in ratings at that country's banks.
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The energy sector had 1853,950 job cuts in March, compared with 3,747 last year.
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Those included cuts in the value-added tax rate for manufacturing, transportation and construction.
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When Ronald Reagan proposed tax cuts in 1981 our economy was in the ditch.
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Cuts in other forms of pollution are believed to have contributed to the rise.
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Rate cuts in 1995 and 1996 helped to push out a recession until 2001.
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So why does the pursuit of tax cuts in the name of growth persist?
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" Sister Micaela cuts in: "A lot of people ask how we make our living.
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Democrats warn that it would lead to cuts in benefits or caps on enrollment.
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Many of the projects singled out for cuts in the president's proposal are critical.
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Hopefully, all Senate Republicans will vote for the largest Tax Cuts in U.S. history.
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Medicare and Medicaid are by far the largest programs subject to cuts in reconciliation.
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Separately, moderates had also objected to the Medicaid cuts in the initial Senate bill.
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It can be ingested in drinking water or absorbed through cuts in the skin.
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Technology companies have announced 23.8 percent fewer cuts in 2018 compared with last year.
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Mr. Trump has also promised to make deep but unspecific cuts in federal spending.
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The decline in tax revenues would probably also require significant cuts in government spending.
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The reason is partially because of IRS budget cuts in the last few years.
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In 2015, researchers linked 30,000 excess deaths to cuts in health and social care.
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Asda plans another 80 million pounds of price cuts in the balance of 2019.
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Ford is restructuring its global operations, including recent plans to make cuts in Europe.
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Proposing the cuts in the Senate's budget is ultimately up to the Senate committees.
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Reuters has reported the administration plans significant proposed cuts in many other domestic programs.
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The cuts in the new Trump budget would undoubtedly raise that number even higher.
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Some liberal Democrats potentially complicated matters by pressing for cuts in homeland security spending.
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Several Russian officials have hinted at the possibility of ending the cuts in June.
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TRUMP: You are going to approve one of the biggest tax cuts in history.
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Polish markets price in chances of more than two cuts in the next year.
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Money markets further trimmed their expectations for interest rate cuts in the euro zone.
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Bankers in London are bracing for a wave of job cuts in the city.
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HYUNDAI MOTOR: SUV SALES, CUTS IN INCENTIVE SPENDING, FAVOURABLE CURRENCY HELPED BOOST Q4 PROFITABILITY
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We have real-world experience with recent corporate tax cuts in Canada and Britain.
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The cuts in the corporate tax rates are leading analysts to raise earnings forecasts.
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Scott Walker, and a large program of tax cuts in Florida, championed by Gov.
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How many of those jobs would survive savage cuts in Medicaid and disability benefits?
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" Platt's character, who is equally riled up, cuts in: "Okay, that was your idea!
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It was resurrected by critics of President Ronald Reagan's tax cuts in the 1980s.
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Structural cuts in programs are similarly designed to push residents out of public housing.
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Personnel were notified of the cuts in a 40-minute conference call January 18.
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The Fed is expected to hold interest rates steady after three cuts in 2019.
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Half of small-business owners are now expecting to see tax cuts in 03.
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That's how much the budget cuts in our military had impacted America's national defense.
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The big issue is dramatic cuts in Medicaid to pay for huge tax cuts.
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And at that time, recipients are going to take huge cuts in their benefits.
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Fully 46.2 percent of the tax cuts in the law go to literal millionaires.
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This suggests Congress might not adopt all his targeted climate cuts in the final budget.
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That has made up for cuts in production by OPEC nations designed to support prices.
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The outages came just days after the Alberta government announced forced cuts in crude production.
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Many publications have already made dramatic cuts in their newsroom staffs and scaled back coverage.
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The opposition party was not calling for cuts in aid or trade, Mu Sochua said.
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That legislation, which the president supports, could result in dramatic cuts in addiction treatment services.
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How many think there should be massive cuts in Pell grants or in Social Security?
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McLoughlin also signaled cost cuts in the wake of lowered revenue expectations for the year.
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The industry is facing tough times, with automakers announcing 80,000 planned jobs cuts in 2019.
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Meanwhile, arts and music education has experienced severe budget cuts in schools across the nation.
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UniCredit is under pressure to lift revenues after focusing on cost cuts in recent years.
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Japan is seeking cuts in EU tariffs on Japanese autos, auto parts and electric devices.
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Beyond cuts in tariffs, the agreement includes chapters on antitrust, corporate governance and sustainable development.
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Doing so will require dramatic short-term emissions cuts in both energy production and transportation.
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Reminder to US buyers that the $7500 tax credit cuts in half in 5 days!
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said last month, objecting to the cuts in State Department funding.
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The insurer did not report any impact of the subsidy cuts in the third quarter.
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The price slump forced production cuts in the U.S. and in China's higher-cost smelters.
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Trump has threatened further cuts in U.S. aid to Pakistan if it fails to cooperate.
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Technology news site Recode first reported the AOL job cuts in an interview with Armstrong.
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Due to cuts in Parks services, we are open Mon-Tues 11AM to 93:15AM.
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Japan is seeking cuts in EU tariffs on Japanese autos, auto parts and electronic devices.
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Retailers announced the most cuts in March — representing over half of the total with 35,042.
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And after the first year, there are often unanticipated tuition increases and cuts in scholarships.
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Furthermore, decades of austerity policies have mandated cuts in funding for treatment and support services.
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They wonder whether British taxpayers will pick up the tab for cuts in European funding.
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"Everything that we don't know probably cuts in favor of even stronger charges," Litman said.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) insisting that further cuts in domestic discretionary funding were surely feasible.
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The buyout, Mr. Johnson said, promises to create turmoil and cuts in the work force.
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McConnell pushed back on that claim, saying he backed the cuts in the bill. Sen.
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But resolutions can issue reconciliation instructions that demand congressional committees make cuts in mandatory spending.
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It eliminated all of them except for Washington; it did not make cuts in them.
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Kim might refuse any cuts in his forward-leaning units until U.S. forces are gone.
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Cuts in the budget were largely seen as a measure to prevent future ratings downgrades.
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OPEC and other producing countries delivered 116 percent of their pledged output cuts in August.
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Cuts in expenses helped the top line though as total revenues fell short of expectations.
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"You're going to see no cuts in your body" if the sun is behind you.
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Elon Musk informed employees about the cuts in a letter as the company's stock dipped.
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Further, the cuts in Medicare funding could weaken the system for future generations, she said.
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Then, bemoan the deficit created by those tax cuts and demand cuts in social spending.
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Congress rebelled, declining to endorse his suggested 30 percent cuts in the State Department's budget.
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Apart from Cotton, each sponsor failed to defend the legal immigration cuts in the bill.
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For two years running, he proposed big cuts in aid to Colombia, which Congress rejected.
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The Fed obliged by delivering one of those cuts in an emergency move on Tuesday.
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The Fed obliged by delivering one of those cuts in an emergency move on Tuesday.
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Wall Street is already expecting three more interest rate cuts, in September, December and January.
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Wall Street is already expecting three more interest rate cuts in September, December and January.
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A recession would force the next governor and Legislature to consider deep cuts in spending.
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His recent budgets have proposed massive cuts in corruption aid to Ukraine and other nations.
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OPEC Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo has said deeper cuts in oil production are an option.
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But it is expensive and not a reliable source because of frequent cuts in service.
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Well, Trump's budget includes roughly $958 billion in total cuts in the first four years.
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US shale production is slowing, he said, and OPEC announced further supply cuts in December.
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OPEC highlights the role of its production cuts in driving down stocks in the bulletin.
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Tax cuts resulting in a huge budget deficit, leading to cuts in safety net programs.
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And it's growing, despite facing the largest cuts in state funding of any public university.
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There will be significant job loss, cost cuts, and salary cuts in the healthcare sector.
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Republicans maintain that cuts in corporate taxes will result in companies paying workers higher wages.
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Interior's renewable energy program is the only energy program facing cuts in the proposed budget.
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Friends with small children complained about the freezing cold and the abrupt cuts in heating.
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The White House has signaled it is not afraid of deep cuts in discretionary programs.
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It still dwarfed the massive Bush tax cuts in size and generosity to the rich.
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Quite a few incredible exhibition spaces are now closing due to cuts in public funding.
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I would say, in his defense, President Trump did not promise us huge cuts in spending.
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Some of the cuts in the budget actually affect places that voted for Trump the most.
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Rapid cuts in greenhouse gases, however, showed Antarctica remaining almost completely intact for hundreds of years.
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The Health Care Freedom Act did not include the budget cuts in prior Obamacare repeal bills.
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In short, these paths require drastic cuts in greenhouse gas emissions at an extraordinarily fast pace.
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The cuts in the US, which come from the business operation, reflect about 8% of staff.
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Despite some implemented cuts in capital spending, direct debt rose by EUR14.5bn between 2010 and 2014.
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"We may resort to spending cuts in March to contain the fiscal deficit," the source said.
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There is talk of a "reflation trade", with tax cuts in America pepping up global growth.
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Someone cuts in front of you and you feel—before 9 am—that you've had enough.
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Now, inflation is nearly 3%, meaning that the cap is imposing real-terms cuts in pay.
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Folha said that Brazil's regional development ministry confirmed the cuts in a statement, without providing details.
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Analysts polled by Reuters expect further cuts in the RRR both in this quarter and next.
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One of them included planned and pre-legislated pension cuts, in line with its creditors' expectations.
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Both propose supply-side economic strategy with cuts in public spending and raising the retirement age.
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Just the prospects of rate cuts in June improved the gloomy outlook that prevailed in May.
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Countries in the bottom tier - Tier 3 - face potential cuts in U.S. aid and other penalties.
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The new bill would make permanent the individual and small-business tax cuts in the law.
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So what we basically say is that there is room for further spending cuts in Greece.
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Similarly, the government has justified sudden, drastic cuts in spending on advertising as a needed economy.
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Cuts in incentive-based compensation was partially to cause for the decrease in pay, Mercer said.
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Market expectations point to further cuts in rates, rather than a normalization of its monetary policy.
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They therefore forecast cuts in Russia, South Africa, Turkey, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, Brazil and Chile.
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" On Medicaid cuts in new health bill: "No one who has medicaid will have benefits cut.
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It is expected to consider further significant cost cuts in the next three to six months.
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Some of Pingdingshan's hospitals already had fewer miners to treat after capacity cuts in coal production.
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Conventionally, extra spending by oil importers exceeds cuts in spending by exporters, boosting global aggregate demand.
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Last year, Microsoft announced $7.5 billion of writedowns and 7,800 job cuts in its phone business.
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Asda cautioned its gross profit rate declined, reflecting price cuts in a highly competitive grocery market.
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McCain has expressed concerns about Medicaid cuts in the bill, something many GOP governors have opposed.
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But it also highlights the difficulty of implementing cuts in interest rates as they approach zero.
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His Club for Growth lobbied actively for George W. Bush's tax cuts in the early 2000s.
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In a research note on Monday, OCBC attributed the drop to cuts in corporate accommodation budgets.
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Pros: It cuts in half expected appreciation of the dollar, which would be easier to achieve.
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This month protests forced the Krasnodar region to roll back cuts in travel benefits for pensioners.
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Almost half the states, 23, made mid-year budget cuts in Fiscal Year 2017, NASBO reported.
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Chief Executive Officer Tim Armstrong informed employees about the cuts in an email on Thursday morning.
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The government of Alberta, Canada's mandated production cuts in December lifted depressed Canadian heavy crude prices.
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New York (CNN Business)Friday brought another round of dramatic price cuts in the oil patch.
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Americans are far more in favor tax cuts in which the middle class would benefit more.
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Taken together, the cuts in direct taxes would cost the public purse close to $3 billion.
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But all four of those reductions also followed cuts in August – clearly not applicable to 2017.
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It will be marked up this week and includes steep cuts in programs for the poor.
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Yet Egyptians feel hit by tax rises, soaring food price inflation and cuts in state subsidies.
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People in Argentina have taken to the streets to protest against budget cuts in education. pic.twitter.
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The dollar fell last week after policymakers opened the door to rate cuts in coming months.
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Among the issues that have been contentious include how to offset tax cuts in the proposal.
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OPEC production volumes have continued to increase since the relaxing of the production cuts in June.
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If we want to avoid climate catastrophe, we need to make deep cuts in emissions soon.
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Some advocates, though, fear that too much private effort could lead to cuts in established programs.
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Macri's belt-tightening program has included cuts in electricity, gasoline, transportation and home heating gas subsidies.
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Trump should "learn more about the facts" before discussing "arbitrary cuts in the program," he added.
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It halted 5 consecutive yrs of CO2 cuts in New England & increased CO2 from power 5%.
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The cuts in official interest rates that we previously expected in 2017 no longer seem likely.
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Plus cuts in aid to poor countries that help deal with ozone depletion and global warming.
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The Trump administration's proposed budget risks repeating such mistakes, envisioning deep, unilateral cuts in US contributions.
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At the same time, cuts in capital spending are hurting the company's ability to maintain production.
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Amid the market rout, traders are increasingly pricing in Fed rate cuts in the coming months.
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Russia on Friday rejected an agreement with OPEC on cuts in oil supplies to bolster prices.
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But those plans may be difficult to reconcile with cuts in the research and development budget.
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OPEC agrees to keep the same level of supply cuts in the second half of 2019.
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Many colleges that serve poor and middle-class students have also suffered cuts in state funding.
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Here's some context: In 19903, Reagan instituted some of the biggest tax cuts in US history.
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Berlin conditioned relief on aggressive cuts in public spending, arguing that fiscal austerity would bring renewal.
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Accommodative Fed policy, including three interest rate cuts in 2019, have helped soothe investors' jangled nerves.
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Mr. Trump's critics pointed out that he had also proposed deep cuts in cancer research funding.
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But the ruling parties have varying views on new austerity measures and cuts in unemployment benefits .
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It should consider actual reductions in spending, not simply cuts in the rate of spending growth.
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But it is far from clear whether Congress will approve such steep cuts in popular programs.
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The median dots show two rate cuts in 2019, which implies that the Fed is done.
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Proposals for cuts in food stamps, housing and education could exacerbate inequality in the United States.
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There were no short-cuts in "Julieta," he told me—no mixing of genres, no pratfalls.
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Evans was among those who voted in favor of the rate cuts in July and September.
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Analysts expect one or two modest cuts in interest rates by the end of the year.
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The source said the cuts in exploration in these states would "eventually affect production," Valor reported.
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Trump hails them as the "Biggest Tax Bill and Tax Cuts in history" in a tweet.
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Yet Egyptians feel clobbered by tax rises, soaring food price inflation and cuts in state subsidies.
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The trouble is that such schemes can be gamed to avoid making real cuts in emissions.
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Widespread restructuring and competition from online sales led to unprecedented cuts in retail jobs in 2017.
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The president's plan would make deep cuts in most areas to pay for increased military spending.
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The downgrade is due to one-off cuts in government administered prices, including electricity and education.
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If history is any indication, Collins voted for the Bush tax cuts in the early 2000s.
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The ideological purpose of the whole exercise was to obtain permanent cuts in the top rates.
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The president promised that deep cuts in corporate taxes would be "rocket fuel" for the economy.
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That forced eye-watering cuts in government budgets and demands for more tax transparency across Europe.
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The investment is dependent on conditions including no major cuts in orders from a main customer.
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The 35-year-old Schwartzel, the 2011 Masters champion, entered the 2019 season ranked No. 20093 in the world but slipped to No. 250 after making only four cuts in 13 PGA Tour starts and benching himself after missing three consecutive cuts in April, including the Masters.
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The financial sector announced 68 percent fewer cuts in May, while retailers planned 75 percent fewer layoffs.
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This does -- this cuts in a third the pathway for dreamers who have been in this country.
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The shake up is expected to lead to thousands of job cuts in areas like equities trading.
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Democratic contender Hillary Clinton said she would push for more cuts in greenhouse gas emissions by midcentury.
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Corbyn has pledged to reverse cuts in arts spending made by governments over the past few years.
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Das said the recent rate cuts in tandem with anticipated government moves should lift sluggish economic growth.
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Cuts in industrial capacity, along with a rebound in demand, have helped fuel the spike in prices.
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However, it is not yet clear what the benefits of tax cuts in the U.S. could be.
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And as we've already touched upon, the EPA is likely to see significant funding cuts in 2018.
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The news comes after Sinopec, China's largest state refiner, announced big cuts in its Saudi oil imports.
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The Fed similarly made what former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan called "insurance cuts" in 1995 and 1998.
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It was not immediately clear whether the cuts in corporate and institutional banking formed part of that.
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Plus, 22 countries are on Negative Outlook, meaning they are at risk of cuts in the future.
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"And if you have tax cuts in Germany, it should be positive for reflation assets," he said.
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The move to deepen cuts in emissions will last for six weeks from July 20 until Aug.
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China will also implement cuts in taxes and fees, Vice Finance Ministry Weiping said at the briefing.
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Why it matters: Markets are pricing in significant rate cuts in the second half of this year.
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He agrees with his tax cuts but he would have combined them with more cuts in spending.
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Cuts in public investment have taken a toll on domestic demand and activity in the construction sector.
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Still, Catril said, the Fed could "look for a couple of insurance cuts" in July and September.
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The cuts, in the shape of triangles or circles, resemble the scales on the skin of snakes.
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League leader Matteo Salvini is pushing for big tax cuts in possible defiance of EU budget rules.
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NetApp cheered investors by providing better-than-expected guidance for the current quarter, amid cuts in expenses.
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Power cuts in oil-rich but inflation-ravaged Venezuela have further reduced its capacity to pump oil.
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"We've had to make 30 million pounds' worth of cuts in the past five years," he said.
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This has had the side-effect of boosting Iraqi compliance with the OPEC cuts in recent months.
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Talks between labour and management reduced the number of job cuts in Ebikon from 120 to 105.
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Cotton swabs can cause cuts in our ear canals, perforate our eardrums and dislocate our hearing bones.
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They also noted spending cuts in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) category — a big, industry-wide trend.
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It should not be off-set (requiring cuts in other government programs), because it is an emergency.
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That followed cuts in April from 4.1 billion pounds of copper and 2.2 million ounces of gold.
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The move to invest more in shipbuilding comes after closures and job cuts in many major centres.
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Federal cuts in spending will largely affect the population, the majority of whom works for the government.
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Major oil producers are expected to extend output cuts in a bid to rebalance bloated oil markets.
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The Conservatives seek cuts in taxes for corporations, on personal incomes and in wealth and property taxes.
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Government measures to reduce pollution over the winter have also led to cuts in production, economists said.
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Analysts expect another 150 basis points of cuts in the ratio by the end of this year.
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Gingrich has also urged the White House and lawmakers to focus on tax cuts in private meetings.
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Large Housebuilders Preferred Some housebuilders continue to struggle despite cuts in interest rates in the mortgage market.
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But it could also be used to offset cuts in other taxes, as proposed in Washington State.
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I give him quick, shitty cuts in the hope that he'll go away, but he never does.
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Education was repeatedly downgraded and starved in favor of tax cuts in the era of Republican governance.
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This sparked a rout of its shares and bonds and triggering cuts in outlooks by rating agencies.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinin (R-Fla.), have repeatedly called for cuts in U.S. assistance to the Palestinian Authority.
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Big banks received $28503 billion in tax cuts in the first quarter since the Trump tax plan.
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Oil exporters led by Saudi Arabia made big cuts in taxes or boosted subsidies in the period.
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Some local governments have resisted Beijing's call for cuts in order to protect jobs and their economies.
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"Hopefully, all Senate Republicans will vote for the largest Tax Cuts in U.S. history," the president added.
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During the tax debate, some Republicans argued the tax cuts in the bill would pay for themselves.
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Recent corporate tax cuts in the U.S. should also be considered in respect to total production costs.
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JP Morgan said the guidance implied cuts in consensus estimates while Ridinger's departure was "likely to disappoint".
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Schumer, echoing his earlier statements, called out Trump over anti-terrorism funding cuts in the proposed budget.
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OPEC, plus Russia and other allies, decided in June to ease supply cuts in place since 2017.
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President Donald Trump said Wednesday drugmakers are going to announce "voluntary massive" price cuts in two weeks.
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The measure would also raise over $1 trillion to help pay for tax cuts in other areas.
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It's far from unusual for Cabinet members to take fire for defending cuts in a presidential budget.
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The automaker is making the cuts in response to rising commodity costs, said CFRA analyst Garrett Nelson.
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They've finally realized there are no short cuts in the NBA, and that patience is a virtue.
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Cuts in the number of polling sites meant there was just one location for every 21,000 voters.
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At other Russian oil companies, cuts in production have come primarily from mature fields, industry sources said.
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The White House budget proposal released last week targets massive cuts in funding for the United Nations.
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Coming tomorrow: OPEC could announce further production cuts in a bid to prop up flagging oil prices
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Like the budget cuts in the 13s, the borrowing did not immediately wreak havoc on the subway.
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said banks were not satisfactorily transferring the cuts in policy rates.
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The overhaul has meant job cuts in some areas of the mine, making relations tense with workers.
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The dollar fell last week after policy-makers opened the door to rate cuts in coming months.
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These five all clearly and unambiguously stated that the Medicaid cuts in BCRA 1.0 were too severe.
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The other cuts in the butcher's feast vary but galbi is a constant, as it should be.
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Tax cuts in Kansas didn't jump-start the state's economy; tax hikes in California didn't slow growth.
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Mr. Christie's tumultuous eight-year tenure was marked by funding cuts in education, public pensions and transportation.
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The cancellation of language programs is a direct result of the decades of cuts in public universities.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the size of cuts in business taxes under the plan.
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But Senate Republicans have shown no appetite to make spending cuts in tandem with the tax overhaul.
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Big test for V.A.R. Dembélé cuts in from the right and find a man on the left.
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Trump was the only Republican candidate to come out against Social Security cuts in the 2016 election.
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All the companies cooperated and admitted wrongdoing in return for 40-50 percent cuts in their fines.
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The big problem that higher education faces today, at the public side, is cuts in state spending.
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Mr. Steber at Jackson Hewitt finds the cuts in the Trump plan too good to be true.
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Those layoffs follow major cuts in the fourth quarter at companies including WeWork, Uber, Wag, and Fair.
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You can clearly see the cuts in footage, which makes it obvious numbandroid isn't trying to cheat.
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Related: Uber laid off 435 workers on Tuesday, the company's second round of cuts in recent months.
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Deep cuts in federal aid that have been proposed in Washington "could decimate the program," she said.
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One of the sources said there could also be cuts in other areas, such as investor relations.
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There is deep public resentment over continuing cuts in public spending, particularly for the National Health Service.
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OPEC and Russia agreed to make further small cuts in oil production to firm up crude prices.
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The Dutch government had forecast that roughly half of pensioners would face small pension cuts in 2020.
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Premier Li Keqiang announced nearly 13 trillion yuan ($21 billion) of cuts in taxes and companies fees.
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Conte cuts in: "Just to be clear, we're not talking about changing the KPI"—key performance indicator.
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Russian data showed strong compliance with output cuts in January, even as production hit 10.95 million bpd.
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His budget proposes massive cuts in everything from early childhood education to food stamps and medical research.
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The bubble rate also generates revenue to help Republicans pay for the tax cuts in the legislation.
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The study found that tax cuts in the plan amounted to roughly $5.8 trillion over a decade.
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Republicans Senators are working hard to pass the biggest Tax Cuts in the history of our Country.
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The Swiss-based drugmaker has stepped up cost cuts in an efficiency drive to cushion the blow.
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CenturyLink said its network is operating normally, but said there were fiber cuts in its network Friday.
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Second, cited evidence for the founders' supposed anti-income tax view actually cuts in the opposite direction.
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China's aluminium producers have also pledged production cuts in exchange for government finance for stockpiling unsold metal.
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While the program has enjoyed bipartisan support, Democrats led the charge against cuts in hearings this week.
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He said "difficult decisions" were made to make cuts in other areas to make the deal possible.
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It was a vast improvement from her disastrous and confusing span of 10 consecutive missed cuts in 2015, from late April to late July, in a season when she produced only four top-10 finishes, 11 top-20s, and a total of 12 missed cuts in 29 events.
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The ONS said clothing sales grew strongly thanks to the biggest cuts in annual terms since August 2016.
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The Trump administration insists that cuts in international aid are needed to fund proposed increases in defense spending.
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Then it feeds you those new cuts in a personalized playlist, Discover Weekly, which is refreshed every Monday.
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GM warned this summer that the Trump administration's trade war could force job cuts in the United States.
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His budget, trillion dollars cut in Medicaid proposal, $103 billion in Medicare, massive cuts in education, nutrition programs.
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And six months ago, Republicans passed the biggest tax cuts in American history, the biggest in American history.
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Congress failed, which triggered automatic budget cuts in 2013 and imposed annual, more restrictive budget caps until 20173.
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A third U.S. official said the cuts in the northwest would take place over a period of months.
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Some of the biggest oil producers in the world have been making steep job cuts in recent months.
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Fed officials voted to leave rates unchanged at last month's policy meeting following three rate cuts in 2019.
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As a result, cuts in spending and investment have been less severe in that part of the world.
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Morton walks through the clinical definitions and qualifiers of the disorder, as Dawson cuts in clips of Jake.
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Both SLS and Orion would receive cuts in funding, as would nearly all of the agency's science programs.
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He also dismissed the idea of Moscow agreeing to make nuclear arms cuts in exchange for sanctions relief.
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Spending cuts in the energy sector and business efforts to cut an inventory overhang have also been drags.
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Men accepting pay cuts in the name of parity can be helpful on a case-by-case basis.
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Japan's cuts in supplies were close to 2 million barrels as a total in September, the source added.
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The final shot of the episode cuts in close on Logan, watching the chaos caused by Kendall's announcement.
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"Women, we endure those cuts in so many ways that we don't even notice we're cut," she added.
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It obviously means steep cuts in funding for science and technology, as Trump's dream budget has already demonstrated.
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Amid soaring inflation and subsidy cuts in many countries, one salary is rarely enough to support a family.
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The bank is considering cuts in the investment banking unit, but no decision is final, Handelsblatt newspaper reported.
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But cuts in business spending and investment have spread beyond the oil patch, the Credit Suisse economists noted.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia, meanwhile, held rates at a record low following cuts in June and July.
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Refuge managers and those working on the frontline are seeing the devastating effects of these cuts in action.
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However, they would likely bear much of the burden of future deficits through cuts in programs and services.
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IT BEGAN three months ago with a protest against cuts in pensions decreed by Daniel Ortega, Nicaragua's president.
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Rate cuts in the past have followed inversions, with recessions then starting soon after the rate cuts commence.
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That gave the government the proof it needed to recruit farmers into voluntary cuts in farm drug use.
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The Reagan tax cuts in August of 16.73 were spread out and didn't take full effect until 1983.
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That budget proposed the elimination of at least 60 agencies and programs and steep personnel cuts in others.
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And yet, we just have a new statement that we're talking about massive cuts in the Energy Department.
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The sanctuary cities bill could garner even less support, as lawmakers protest the cuts in law enforcement funding.
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Education union leaders have warned that cuts in school spending across the country are scaring away future teachers.
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He said Hungary would reach full employment by 2022 with rising wages and further cuts in payroll taxes.
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Coming off 11 missed cuts in his past 12 starts, he seemed an unlikely candidate to shoot 60.
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Puerto Rico's benchmark general obligation bond has long traded below par in expectation of repayment cuts in bankruptcy.
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Budget proposals have included both cuts in spending and increases in revenue, particularly from higher tax on interest.
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All 57 economists polled by Reuters had expected no change this week after cuts in August and May.
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However, Democratic governors mocked the notion that increased flexibility could make up for major cuts in federal spending.
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"What happened usually O.J. Simpson cuts in front of every line," Felix said -- lines for meals, for instance.
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So far, the ECB has kept the door open to even more rate cuts in its policy message.
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The pay rises and cuts in working hours are subject to efficiency initiatives being implemented, Royal Mail said.
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During his opening speech, Li announced cuts in taxes and fees worth nearly 1.33 trillion yuan ($289.28 billion).
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Expectations for rate cuts in September, October and December are at 0003%, according to the CME FedWatch tool.
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For example, sharp cuts in international funding to UN agencies in 2015 fueled widespread refugee migration to Europe.
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Instead, it is a cog in a machine that facilitates tax cuts in other places, territoriality, and permanency.
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Job cuts in the higher-cost New York metropolitan area are occurring at many of the large banks.
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That spread has been tightening since OPEC agreed to production cuts in November, making U.S. cargoes more competitive.
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The central bank is widely expected to deliver more bank reserve ratio (RRR) cuts in the coming months.
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In June, the bank had left the door open for more cuts in response to the strengthening krona.
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Ukraine suffered widespread power cuts in the winter of 2014/15 due to the squeeze on anthracite supplies.
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The American people have spoken, and Congress needs to respond by passing the Trump tax cuts in September.
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Most of the tax cuts in the law take effect for the taxes people will file next year.
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The Trump administration's FY2019 budget, unveiled last Monday, proposes cuts in essential funding for scientific research and education.
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TCJA's generally small percentage-point cuts in remaining lifetime net tax rates are largest for the middle class.
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"Access to Title X services has been seriously jeopardized by funding cuts in recent years," the senators wrote.
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In September, Powell had said there would not be any more rate cuts in 2019 nor in 2020.
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Greece's creditors insisted instead on even higher sales taxes, as well as new cuts in pensions and wages.
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Both insurers and hospitals are watching for any negative impact from any changes, and anticipated cuts in funding.
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Some of the issues were results of the widespread budget cuts in the face of Brazil's economic collapse.
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Indivior said it was considering a potential launch of its own generic and operational cost cuts in reponse.
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Meanwhile, Reagan used a "supply side" economic policy of massive tax cuts in an attempt to spark growth.
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That means three months of the 2018 fiscal year included a period without the tax cuts in place.
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It follows sharp interest rate cuts in leading economies as the virus has shut down swathes of activity.
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The board's statement followed calls on Friday by central bank governor Adam Glapinski for cuts in interest rates.
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Still, cuts in the federal prison population appeared to play a particularly big role from 2014 to 2015.
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Cuts in federal funding meant resettlement agencies in other parts of the country had to shrink or close.
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India has opposed deep cuts in tariffs, fearing that they would lead to a flood of Chinese imports.
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Cuts in aid to our ally would generate results in direct contrast with U.S. interests in the region.
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In order to secure the release of the money, Argentina must agree to deep cuts in government spending.
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It follows sharp interest rate cuts in leading economies as the virus has shut down swathes of activity.
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People are very concerned about the cuts in Social Security and Medicare that that is going to prompt.
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The world's nations are still struggling to translate their lofty promises into meaningful cuts in greenhouse gas emissions.
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Pilots have taken pay cuts in the past "to help the company through hard times," Mr. Strutton said.
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As well, state budget cuts in school spending dropped North Carolina four spots, to No. 32, in Education.
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Moderate Republicans were spurned in their desire to see a reduction in Medicaid cuts in the revised version.
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Even before the attacks, the cartel had faced pressure to consider deepening production cuts in place since 2016.
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The Swiss bank joins rivals in making investment banking cost cuts in Asia as deal volumes remain sluggish.
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The People's Bank of China had used reserve ratio cuts in past years to spur broader economic growth.
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That is roughly 10 percent of the BBC's budget and would force draconian cuts in staff and programming.
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In an interview last month, the President said he was open to more cuts in a second term.
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Analysts' view: Data unveiled by the Fed last week suggest investors shouldn't expect further rate cuts in 2019.
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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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The Fed has now pulled back, but its three cuts in 2628 have yet to lower the dollar.
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But its spending cuts in future years are so steep that the plan is highly unlikely to pass.
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Elsewhere, central banks in New Zealand, India and Thailand all announced larger-than-expected rate cuts in August.
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Dmitriev was also one of the key architects of Russia's deal to join OPEC's production cuts in 2017.
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The agent had cuts in his scalp, the report says, and a large bruise on his right shoulder.
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As such and due to the cuts in grants, Wandsworth has explored various ways of reducing operating costs.
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The energy sector announced another 19,759 job cuts in April, bringing its total layoffs this year to 72,660.
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They predicted widespread layoffs, cuts in outpatient care and services for the mentally ill, and even hospital closings.
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The president's first budget sought $50 billion more for the Pentagon, financed by deep cuts in domestic spending.
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His secretary of the Treasury, Steven Mnuchin, above, promised sizable corporate tax cuts in an appearance on CNBC.
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Estimates of potentially as much as $1 billion in cuts in 2019 would mean everyone could be affected.
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"I do think we've seen significant funding cuts in prevention efforts around sexual health in general," Stephenson said.
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Italy's construction sector has been dogged for years by slow growth, cuts in government spending and overseas setbacks.
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Policy-rate cuts in India and Indonesia, for example, are likely to feed through to higher GDP growth.
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Chinese onshore bonds will benefit from central bank rate cuts in the first half of 2020, it predicted.
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The Trump budget proposals for the 2017 and 2018 fiscal years requested deep cuts in nondefense discretionary spending.
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Temer's unpopularity is also presumably related to recent public spending cuts in the context of Brazil's deep recession.
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"Women, we endure those cuts in so many ways that we don't even notice we're cut," she said.
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The program couldn't weather the size of the cuts in the Republican bill simply by becoming more efficient.
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Republicans approved tax cuts in December that will add about $1.5 trillion to the debt over 10 years.
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The non-binding guidance contained the implicit threat of cuts in federal funding if it was not followed.
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Borghi added that the merger must not involve any job cuts in Italy, otherwise the Rome government would intervene.
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Republicans strong-armed the biggest tax cuts in decades through Congress at the end of last year, for example.
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Hao explained cuts in corporate taxes would have a larger impact on the economy than reducing personal income tax.
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Plus, even with the raises, the drastic cuts in education have left schools without the funding to buy necessities.
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Although a formal plan has not yet been released, Trump has promised cuts in both personal and business taxes.
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So they will probably consider the macroeconomic benefits of tax cuts in upcoming efforts to overhaul the tax code.
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The improved margin was driven by better production efficiency, a wider product margin and cuts in general operating expenses.
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He can't get away with vague promises of cuts in taxes, less regulation, and a big infrastructure plan anymore.
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The scale and speed of GM's cuts in sales to rental fleets have caught investors and analysts by surprise.
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The oversupply has led to so-called run cuts, in which refiners trim the amount of crude they process.
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Deutsche Bank, UniCredit, Credit Suisse, HSBC and Standard Chartered also announced job cuts in the second half of 2015.
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When we meet up for coffee, Gloria is scarcely recognizable from the imposing figure she cuts in the club.
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The Israeli move deepened a budget crunch for the Palestinian government already hit hard by U.S. cuts in aid.
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In 1981, early in the Reagan administration, his Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act made large cuts in the safety net.
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The factory trouble has not yet led to a spike in job cuts in the rest of the economy.
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The fall in revenue has led to cuts in fuel and energy consumption by state companies and service providers.
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He estimated planned tax cuts would have the same economic impact as two quarter-point cuts in interest rates.
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" "I do think cuts in interest rates are less effective than they would have been in the years past.
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Whole Foods is signifying price cuts in-stores with an orange tag, complete with the Amazon logo slapped across.
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An 18-year-old who accompanied Castilleja to the suspect's house sustained superficial cuts in the attack, say police.
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Common sense regulations, which we have, lower taxes, which we have, the lowest taxes, tax cuts in the country.
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Turns out, some of the most famous cuts in the world were surprisingly a result of the latter camp.
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Aluminum prices climbed to a 20-month peak earlier on Tuesday after reports of potential capacity cuts in China.
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Another complicating factor: The Fed now has less than 2.5 percentage points worth of rate cuts in its bullpen.
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Job cuts in the higher-cost New York metropolitan area are occurring at many of the largest financial firms.
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Yet your opponents claim that corporate tax cuts in the past have not led to a higher investment rates.
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Steep cuts in exploration spending for the year have forced high-grading, which has led to enhanced prospect quality.
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The downturn has led to cuts in production or temporary plant shutdowns with some automakers taking more drastic measures.
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He also said that while cuts in energy subsidies were dampening consumer spending, the effect was still relatively limited.
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Forecasts for U.S. earnings, after a big boost from corporate tax cuts in 2018, are falling sharply in 2019.
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Iran's energy minister arrived in Vienna, warning that his country was not going to make any cuts in production.
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THE PARIS climate deal commits its signatories to cuts in climate-changing greenhouse-gas emissions over the coming decades.
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The global day on Monday, however, began with cuts in Sydney, Hong Kong and elsewhere in the Asia-Pacific.
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The global working day on Monday began with cuts in Sydney, Hong Kong and elsewhere in the Asia-Pacific.
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He used lasers to make cuts in thin plastic sheets in the shape of lines, triangles, circles, or trapezoids.
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Mr Brownback's fiscal policies blew a hole in Kansas's budget and led to cuts in school and infrastructure funding.
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Goldman Sachs said earlier this month it sees a strong chance of rate cuts in both September and October.
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Earlier this month, the ECB gave up its bias for more rate cuts in a small step towards normalization.
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French bank BNP Paribas said high inventories meant that OPEC would likely keep its voluntary supply cuts in place.
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The central bank predicts one or two rate cuts in its set of economic predictions, but not until 282.5.
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That Hail Mary target would require extraordinarily sharp cuts in years and decades ahead, yet emissions are still rising.
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Greece is already committed to lowering the income-tax threshold and making another round of pension cuts in 2019.
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House Ag Committee Ranking Member Collin Peterson of Minnesota said the cuts in USDA are bad for the heartland.
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Russia, the largest contributor, delivered about a third of its cuts in the first two months of the deal.
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Since then, to pay off creditors, Puerto Ricans have borne draconian cuts in education, public transportation, health, and utilities.
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Another sticking point: pushback from Athens on unpopular austerity measures, including cuts in pensions and a rise in taxes.
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Along with a rebound in demand, state-mandated cuts in industrial capacity have helped fuel the spike in prices.
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One main complaint by opponents of the bill is that it would mean sweeping cuts in funding to Medicaid.
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The cuts in BP's upstream business globally will include the loss of some 600 jobs in the North Sea.
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Spending cuts in the last months of 2015 stopped the deficit from soaring to more than 20% of GDP.
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Predictions that tax cuts in the early 2000s would cause enough growth to pay for themselves look foolish today.
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Further cuts in city services could persuade others to leave, creating a longer-term decline in the Chicago's finances.
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They routinely blame supposed cuts in state funding and the need to "compete" with other institutions for technological capital.
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Now hospitals object that the GOP bill keeps Medicare cuts in place while cutting back on the coverage gains.
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He said Warsaw opposed any cuts in benefits in Britain that singled out potential recipients based on their origin.
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The yield curve had been steepening this week as weak inflation data raised forecasts of rate cuts in 2019.
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With benefit cuts in place, the new scheme will pose less of a risk to the company, Tata said.
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Novak said the new proposal foresees the same cuts in production with extension of time frame by 9 months.
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He said the LME planned to make sharp cuts in short- and medium-dated carry fees from Oct. 1.
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But in the past, many conservatives have demanded any new money be paid for with cuts in other programs.
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Savings include "corporate and administrative efficiencies", the companies said, hinting at job cuts in places where there is overlap.
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Overnight, the Federal Reserve opened the door to rate cuts in the coming months to combat rising economic risks.
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The Conservative Club for Growth also called on Tuesday for cuts in spending elsewhere to pay for Harvey aid.
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House conservatives have called for spending cuts in other programs to pay for the latest disaster aid package. Rep.
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The budget makes some necessary cuts in some places and merely curbs future increases in spending in other places.
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Chinese producers of refined metal are hurting just as much, witness the collective call for production cuts in June.
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With oil production and prices declining, Pemex has made sharp cuts in investment in the past couple of years.
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Earlier this month, the ECB gave up its bias for more rate cuts in a small step towards normalisation.
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Saudi Aramco has taken advantage of the global downturn to secure big cuts in drilling fees from its contractors.
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This employee said that with modernization came cuts in various teams, which added to the workloads of other employees.
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Earnest said the cuts in funding have led to diminished customer service and have hampered the agency's enforcement efforts.
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The additional investment and a crackdown on tax evasion would help compensate for cuts in business duties, Duque said.
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But bank executives said further cuts in loan interest rates are unlikely to give a boost to loan demand.
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Schultz did not directly reference the petition or employee concerns about labor hour cuts in his letter on Monday.
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Also the Federal Reserve Board, which is refusing to make big cuts in interest rates to stimulate the economy.
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A sharp drop in oil prices has forced state spending cuts in Saudi Arabia, the world's top crude exporter.
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He would finance his plan by eliminating the cuts in the GOP tax law passed by Congress in 2017.
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She would get rid of some cuts in Trump's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act to help pay for it.
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Cuts in IRS funding over the last 20 years have reduced audit rates of high-income households and corporations.
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Still, prolonged cuts in capacity will reignite worries about demand for raw materials like iron ore and coking coal.
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Then, Microsoft laid off 18,000 employees, 14 per cent of its workforce, the deepest cuts in the company's history.
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According to the budget proposed by Trump last month, deep cuts in the World Food Programme's budget are inevitable.
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And while Mr. Walker's plan includes deep cuts in spending for education, some legislative proposals are even more drastic.
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In 2014, just 2023 percent wanted more spent on defense, while a slightly larger number favored cuts in defense.
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The proposed cuts in funding of safety net and homeless and housing support programs threaten to reverse this trend.
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But the administration's fiscal 2018 budget promises precisely that, implying massive cuts in funding U.N. peacekeeping and humanitarian relief.
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Grandi said he feared the actual number would be much lower because of security vetting and cuts in funding.
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Politically, that would also lead to cuts in nondefense programs, facing a growing economic divide and a decaying infrastructure.
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Several carriers also announced cuts in service to domestic routes, as airlines are buckling down to reduce overhead costs.
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"Yeah," Last Week Tonight's narrator cuts in, throwing up a picture of white Ramses in Exodus: Gods and Kings.
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Nor are the consequences of the tax cuts mentioned, like cuts in social services and aid to the poor.
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While many other domestic programs face sizable cuts in the Trump administration's budget, NASA overall fares well by comparison.
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A few weeks ago Trump told a cheering rally that his cuts in the estate tax have helped farmers.
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However, the original pledged cuts in greenhouse gas emissions would not put the world anywhere near meeting these targets.
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Republicans decided to sunset nearly all the individual tax cuts in order to make the corporate tax cuts permanent.
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We tracked some notable plans, many of which are still too weak to drive truly deep cuts in emissions.
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But toward the end of the track, between the whispered names, a spoken voice cuts in for a moment.
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They portrayed it as a Republican giveaway to corporations that would lead to cuts in Social Security and Medicare.
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We are fighting for lower taxes, big tax cuts, the biggest tax cuts in the history of our nation.
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Hughes has struggled this season, making only four cuts in 17 starts, but he was thrilled about Saturday's pairing.
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Ideas under discussion include cuts in state emissions by 2025 and a tax on companies that emit carbon dioxide.
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Despite mounting warning signs, the housing market is holding up, bolstered by Fed rate cuts in July and September.
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But experts warned that funding cuts in recent years had left Brazil ill-equipped to grapple with an epidemic.
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City health officials at the time blamed budget cuts in the wake of the Great Recession for the increase.
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The United Nations said weak international financial support was forcing cuts in lifesaving assistance to those fleeing the conflict.
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A loving, gentle opening detail sets the stage for the afternoon, which the movie cuts in and out of.
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Petronas made its announcement on spending cuts in an internal memo, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.
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But proposed offsetting cuts in other parts of the budget will reduce America's security and standing in the world.
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Aluminium prices have gained more than 10 percent this year, in part due to the capacity cuts in China.
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The increases came despite Trump's promise in May that companies would announce "massive, voluntary price cuts" in two weeks.
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They are using New York, California and the other blue states to finance the tax cuts in red states.
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Since August, government-mandated cuts in lending rates to shore up a slowing economy have only exacerbated the pressure.
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Meanwhile, thousands of teachers in multiple states are striking to protest cuts in pay and benefits and school funding.
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On Tuesday, during his State of the Union address, President Trump signaled that troop cuts in Afghanistan were likely.
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Cuts in personal rates were modest, so people aren't coming out of tax season feeling richer and more grateful.
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President Trump argued in a tweet Wednesday that Democrats are misrepresenting Medicaid cuts in the Senate's ObamaCare replacement bill.
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There are no short cuts in growing up, as Clayton finds out, neither musically nor as a young man.
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An Airbus executive said the company is looking for double-digit-percentage cuts in unit costs, partly from suppliers.
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The record rally in stocks was supported by the Federal Reserve's stimulus of three straight rate cuts in 2019.
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Cuts in public spending last year, including in financial allowances for public sector workers, hurt many Saudis' purchasing power.
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Reagan's tenure was marked by ideologically driven deep cuts in health and social services that harmed many vulnerable citizens.
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The warning came a day after Europe's second largest steelmaker Tata Steel announced another 1,050 job cuts in Britain.
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Even after cuts in subsidies and social programs, this year's government budget deficit is expected to be $53 billion.
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These include broad-based and "targeted" cuts in banks' reserve requirement ratio (RRR) and in relending and rediscounting loans.
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Greig expects interest rate cuts in countries such as Russia and Brazil where extreme volatility had forced rate rises.
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Massive cuts in foreign aid may hobble a Foreign Service already depleted by deep cuts during Tillerson's disastrous tenure.
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Still, the extent of the cuts in the proposed budget unveiled early Thursday shocked scientists, researchers and program administrators.
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The group urged major oil producers to boost compliance with output cuts in order to help rein in oversupply.
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The Fed sees no further rate cuts in 2019 and 2020, but policymakers are divided in its rate outlook.
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The CFPB would no longer be funded through the Federal Reserve system and would receive drastic cuts in funding.
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The reversal capped three days of public outcry aimed at DeVos, who had proposed similar cuts in previous years.
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Rate cuts in the United States and in the Eurozone have also triggered sovereign bond placements by emerging economies.
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If it lasts into February, it could mean severe cuts in food stamps for 38 million low-income Americans.
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That could mean more deaths, new refugee flows and cuts in international aid that could cripple the Afghan military.
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"It looks like a sensible deal where it cuts in and cuts out," said Richard Barwick, analyst at CLSA.
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Jerry Brown ordered the state's first-ever mandatory water cuts in April, 2015, four years into a historic drought.
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But he bemoaned cuts in federal subsidies to state assistance programs, which had been promised stable financing in the law.
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The government aims to balance its budget by 2020 through further cuts in energy subsidies, tax increases and higher fees.
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Noonan last May threatened the authorities could take control of setting mortgage rates, triggering cuts in rates from most banks.
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Hence the initial stockmarket enthusiasm after President Donald Trump was elected on a platform that included cuts in business taxes.
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But when you talk about actual legislation they put on the floor, they had huge cuts in Medicaid and SNAP.
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China also looks like a "major growth catalyst" on the heels of Tesla's recent price cuts in China, he said.
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Is the tax cut deficit-financed—that's what I think is likely—or is it financed by cuts in services?
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The company also reported cost cuts in artist marketing as well as in research and development which help lift profits.
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Moderates from states whose low-income residents rely heavily on Medicaid were resisting the GOP bill's cuts in that program.
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Grim as it may be, backup-generator maker Generac Holdings is soaring as power cuts in California become the norm.
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"Without cuts in investment banking, it will be very difficult or even impossible to achieve" the bank's targets, he said.
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We expect operating revenue to decrease 0.5% a year in 2016 and 2017, due to sharp cuts in state transfers.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has urged Saudi Arabia to refrain from output cuts in order to keep oil prices low.
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Trump has also proposed sweeping cuts in government regulations and signed an executive order to roll back some energy rules.
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Oliveira's forecast assumes the approval of economic reforms in Congress and a series of interest rate cuts in coming months.
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The Swiss-based drugmaker has stepped up cost cuts in an efficiency drive earlier this year to cushion the blow.
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But falling wages relative to inflation and budget cuts in social support have pushed more people back to costly lenders.
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Yields on short-term interest rate futures <0#2DJI:> rose as traders pared bets on larger cuts in upcoming meetings.
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Most tax experts think that around four-fifths of the benefit of cuts in the corporate tax go to investors.
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"We now see high likelihood of a couple of cuts in July and September," ING Bank said in a note.
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That involves making cuts in the skin of two animals, then suturing them together at the site of the wound.
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Copper was headed for its biggest weekly advance in about six months, amid optimism about demand and cuts in output .
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Shaped like twisted cones, the cuts in this work were inspired by Anthony McCall's 1973 film, Line Describing a Cone.
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This week, the G20 meeting ended in Hangzhou, China, with the multinational organization calling for cuts in global steel capacity.
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The city declared bankruptcy in 2012, with a $46 million budget deficit, forcing it to make serious cuts in services.
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Last, but not least, we did a Lab where we learned how to create jump-cuts in the Clips app.
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His youngest son graduated in 2012, right when the district was hit hard by deep cuts in staffing and programs.
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Regretfully it is, and it comes along with job cuts in those markets in which we are a branch bank.
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In principle, cuts in interest rates boost the economy by nudging consumers and companies to spend now and save later.
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But when it comes to U.S. crude, a global crash in prices hasn't been matched by deep cuts in production.
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But before she can finish the roll call, Alana cuts in, responding to a perceived slight as if by reflex.
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The latest example was Mr Gove's decision to scrap a second round of cuts in legal aid for criminal cases.
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That was the substantive objection that McCain raised when he voted against the Bush tax cuts in 2001 and 2003.
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Some media have speculated that Hammond might loosen his grip on spending after heavy cuts in some services since 2010.
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The subdued markets last year meant brokerages' net profits sank, leaving bankers anticipating job cuts and large cuts in bonuses.
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President Trump is really proposing across the board cuts in terms of the budget for most of the Federal Government.
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The deficit would also persist despite the administration's plans for steep cuts in discretionary programs outside of the Defense Department.
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Arvind Subramanian, Jaitley's chief economic adviser, on Tuesday advocated slashing personal income tax and accelerating cuts in corporate tax rates.
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Conservative Republicans repeatedly pushed the Obama White House to agree to spending cuts in exchange for raising the debt ceiling.
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The bank also signaled more rate cuts in the coming months as inflation rates appeared to align with target levels.
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Cuts in travel and entertainment budgets helped the company improve operating income by 40 basis points in the latest quarter.
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While it can be politically expedient to campaign on budget cuts, in the case of U.S. infrastructure, it's simply wrong.
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Yes, but: Because the Senate tax bill would add to the deficit, it would trigger automatic cuts in domestic spending.
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Mnuchin was asked on Fox News Channel's "Sunday Morning Futures" program whether the Trump administration needed cuts in those areas.
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Avon said it expected to record $60 million in pre-tax charges related to job cuts in the first quarter.
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He told Irish radio that IAG was not planning similar capacity cuts in the UK to low-cost rival Ryanair.
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It has been implementing power cuts in recent months and is fighting for survival after a decade of financial decline.
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The system allows filmmakers to determine if they want to make certain cuts in order to attract a wider audience.
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State utility Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) this month announced the worst rolling power cuts in three years.
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Go deeper: Bank of America, Walmart, AT&T, Wells Fargo, and more have cited the tax cuts in similar announcements.
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But across-the-board income tax rate cuts and further cuts in the capital gains tax could also be considered.
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Care homes are already struggling, thanks to cuts in government funding, and some have indicated that they will go bust.
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Trump is riding a booming economy and voters are starting to feel the benefits of tax cuts in their paychecks.
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So, the cuts in the European Commission's growth expectations would not have a prolonged impact on banking stocks, he predicted.
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House conservatives pushed for new spending cuts in the 2018 budget resolution but abandoned them under pressure from the Senate.
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According to the product page, this saw is designed to help you achieve fast and precise cuts in quick succession.
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But Venezuela's power in the region is diminishing, as its government has made deep cuts in handouts to friendly nations.
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The Fed will meet on June 18-24.16 and markets have priced in at least three rate cuts in 2500.
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Accommodation from the Fed typically involves interest-rate cuts, in contrast to the Fed's current posture of slowly increasing rates.
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They have also tapered expectations for more cuts in banks' reserve requirements but still see such a move this year.
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Higher interest rates and hopes of tax cuts in the United States were pushing investors to riskier assets, said Bhar.
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If the Fed does cut, it will be the third time this year following rate cuts in September and July.
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The biggest gain, though, would be in adding volume while minimizing price cuts in sales to ever larger hospital groups.
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Democrats warn the block grants would be too small and would lead to cuts in Medicaid and other health spending.
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Those measures could include further cuts in U.S. assistance and sanctions targeted at Pakistani officials with links to militant organizations.
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Even worse, our competitors are likely to match the US corporate tax cuts in a global race to the bottom.
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Some solid earnings and hopes of tax cuts in the U.S. and deregulation for the banking system have boosted equities.
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Overconsumption of cheap electricity has in recent years exacerbated energy shortages and led to frequent power cuts in summer months.
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Besides, experience tells another story: tax cuts in the 1960s, 1980s and 2000s were all followed by increased federal revenue.
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The deal would reportedly allow tax writers to include up to $1.5 trillion in unfunded tax cuts in the bill.
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Beijing responded with tariffs that triggered steep cuts in sales of soybeans and other products in China from U.S. farmers.
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Target has also made additional price cuts in recent months, aligning more closely with Wal-Mart's "everyday low price" model.
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The forecasts did not include the stimulus from higher public spending and tax cuts in finance minister Philip Hammond's Oct.
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Pruitt has succeeded in greatly impairing the ability of EPA's scientific processes, including drastic cuts in the agency's research budget.
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They've solved this problem by offering four different cuts in each of their shirts, each fitting a different body type.
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The economy has been hammered by a strong dollar, slowing global demand and deep spending cuts in the energy sector.
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Those four changes – the biggest tax cuts in the individual portion of the law – almost exclusively help America's highest earners.
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This option would have made demanding more spending cuts in the next year, which the president claims he wants, easier.
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"Cuts in wages would be an act of self-destruction," Boguslaw Hutek, the head of KW's biggest trade union, said.
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There are nutritional program cuts in the House farm bill that could face problems in conference with the Senate version.
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It's the size of the cuts in Trump's budget that are unusual, as are the volume of complaints from Republicans.
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The country also unveiled a radical austerity program as part of its 2016 budget, that included cuts in energy subsidies.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday he held out the option of future of U.S. diplomatic staff cuts in Russia.
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Some may argue that it is too late in the year to make discretionary cuts in fiscal year 2017 spending.
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The transaction is also expected to lead to $15 million in cost cuts in the first year, according to Bunge.
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Coach said it would cut about 300 jobs, or 2 percent of its workforce, with most cuts in corporate positions.
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Under the law, states that did not adopt 183 as the standard by 2004 faced cuts in federal highway funding.
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The Quaker business - which includes the eponymous porridge oats - showed flat sales in North America due to cuts in pricing.
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With those cuts in place, it is mathematically impossible to add enough money back to prevent reductions in federal aid.
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The ratings also reflect the risk of weaker budgetary performance over the medium term, due to cuts in state transfers.
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A rude driver cuts in front of you on the way to work, causing you to feel annoyed and frustrated.
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A drop in tax refunds earlier this year, potentially due to the Republican tax cuts in late 2017, infuriated Americans.
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In the administration's budget proposals, it has sought deep cuts in aid to these countries — something Congress has wisely ignored.
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A meeting of oil ministers is trying to agree to cuts in output as the coronavirus outbreak slows economic activity.
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The 1,000 jobs are on top of these figures, taking the total cuts in the bank's home nation to 4,000.
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The decline continued for decades, in part because of cuts in both state and federal budgets for mental health care.
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Support for past cuts in Medicare spending was driven in part by concerns about the growth of the federal debt.
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The cuts in taxes and fees would be more than 1.1 trillion yuan this year, beating government forecasts, Liu said.
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If cuts in tariffs on American-made cars are in the works, the biggest beneficiaries are likely to be German.
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An alternative approach would be to impose automatic spending cuts in the event that economic growth falls short of projections.
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What happened instead was that the Roussef government decided to impose sharp spending cuts in the middle of a slump.
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The next month, Mr. Moore wrote an editorial about tax cuts in the state and approvingly quoted Civitas's former president.
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Eskom has repeatedly implemented nationwide power cuts in the past year that have dented economic growth and hurt business sentiment.
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One of us has spent his entire life fighting against cuts in Social Security and wanting to expand Social Security.
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They are girding for massive cuts in financial assistance, dirtier air and the potential of drilling along the Pacific Coast.
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In December, OPEC and allied producers, including Russia, agreed to deepen production cuts in an attempt to prop up prices.
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He's saying that Ryan's preferred tax policies — policies that Biden opposed — will lead inevitably to cuts in popular retirement programs.
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The bank confirmed it had made cuts in credit sales and trading, which are part of its financial markets unit.
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Trump's budget proposals to date have all called for major cuts in nondefense spending and significant increases in military spending.
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Dramatic cuts in defense spending that would leave us and our allies even more vulnerable to Russian or Chinese aggression.
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Still, it is early in the budget process, and Congress will weigh in on the cuts in the coming months.
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These episodes, coming after years of cuts in state aid to Michigan's cities, may offer a glimpse of America's future.
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However, many of these programs are now slated for massive cuts in the president's budget and are chronically under-resourced.
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This would contribute to targeted cost cuts in these areas totalling 2 billion euros between 2019 and 2023, it said.
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The central bank signaled in December that after three cuts in 2019, it intends to hold rates steady in 2020.
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Overall cost of sales fell 6.4% in the fourth quarter, benefiting from cuts in its selling, general and administrative expenses.
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Make little cuts in your budgetFinally, every purchase you make is money you could have saved for a down payment.
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Victor: The best analysis of options for cutting emissions shows, pretty clearly, that making deep cuts in emissions requires electrification.
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The media giant is targeting the cuts in its ABC television group, a source familiar with the changes told CNBC.
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The amount and extent of the cuts in the proposed budget unveiled early Thursday shocked scientists, researchers and program administrators.
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And in October, the company laid off 350 employees in what was the third round of cuts in recent months.
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The OPEC+ group of producers have committed to some of the sector's deepest output cuts in a decade starting Jan.
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Ericsson said in addition to 3,000 job cuts in production, research and development and sales, 900 consultancy positions will go.
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"Sure, at some point there will be a selfish jerk who zips up the shoulder and cuts in," he said.
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Republicans hope to redeem their tarnished image by calling for big cuts in public spending, especially on low-income families.
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Colleges and universities across the Cornhusker State are adopting tuition increases to make up for deep cuts in state funding.
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The end of the Cold War resulted, however, in that rarest of all things: real cuts in the Pentagon budget.
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Deficit-neutral tax relief combines budget prioritization and tax cuts in a win-win formula that also reduces government waste.
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"Hopefully, our Republican friends many of whom because of cuts in defense — will realize now that it's time to negotiate."
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"If a car cuts in front of me on the highway, it just slows down nice and easy," he said.
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Now, GE is cutting 220,27.7 jobs, 221 percent of the unit's workforce, after announcing 250,133 job cuts in early 213.
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Leading up to his death, he worked at Fantastic Cuts in New Windsor, where he charged $19 for a haircut.
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It is making cuts in Europe, looking to reorganize its South American operations and turn around China - all unprofitable regions.
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With a 20 percent cut, "we're likely talking about [grant] cuts in the hundreds, if not the thousands," he says.
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Tax dollars are fungible, and lottery revenue is generally offset, dollar for dollar, by cuts in spending from other sources.
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The national debt should have subsided as tax revenues recovered, but massive tax cuts in 2017 only added more red ink.
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The budget-neutral rule requires tax cuts or increases in spending to be covered by tax increases or cuts in spending.
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A slump in sales is also triggering massive job cuts in the sector that employs 35 million people directly and indirectly.
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GM warned this summer that the trade war instigated by President Donald Trump could force job cuts in the United States.
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Trump administration officials said on Monday they sought to increase Pentagon spending and offset that with sharp cuts in other areas.
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Erdogan's advisers have repeated the call for further rate cuts in recent weeks, intensifying concern about political pressure on the bank.
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But that does not mean the central bank will rule out any further cuts in the negative interest rate, he added.
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De Villiers, it seems, had complained about the cuts in a closed-door parliamentary meeting — and in a social media post.
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In July, for example, UNRWA made cuts in its trash collection because of funding shortages, according to UNRWA spokesperson Chris Gunness.
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There was extensive reporting on the second year anniversary of the tax cuts in December that this claim has proven false.
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Some of the majorly impressive moments in the video include a point where another vehicle cuts in front of the Drive.
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Brazilian indigenous women march towards the Ministry of Health office during a protest against budget cuts, in Brasilia on Aug. 12.
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Mr Salvini has promised that, if elected, he will introduce big tax cuts in an attempt to revive Italy's stagnant growth.
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Further cuts in banks' reserve requirement ratios (RRR) were already expected this year, especially after the trade conflict escalated last month.
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The performance was strongest during the 12 months following the cuts in July 1995 and September 1998 (+23% in both instances).
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OPEC and allies last week agreed to return to supply cuts in 2019, pledging to lower output by 1.2 million bpd.
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Weak employment data last week, alongside dovish comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell, significantly raised expectations of rate cuts in 2019.
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In America, cuts in state-government support have made public universities increasingly reliant on foreign students who pay the full fee.
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More than 42,000 Guatemalans were apprehended at the U.S.–Mexico border in 2018, prompting drastic cuts in aid by President Trump.
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The TFS will reinforce the transmission of cuts in Bank Rate to the interest rates actually faced by households and firms.
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The results show national supervisors need to respond with measures including possible cuts in maximum guaranteed returns for policyholders, it said.
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But 2016 is also likely to see losses come to an end as cuts in mine supply help balance the market.
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It also included some cuts in that agenda, including an afternoon summer school program that city officials said cost $20133 million.
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The relentless cuts in central government support for local authorities, he argues, have contributed as much as anything to Northamptonshire's demise.
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While the draft budget calls for cuts in USDA's statistical capabilities, it also said the department would maintain "core" analytical functions.
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President Trump's proposed budget takes a cleaver to domestic programs, with many agencies taking percentage spending cuts in the double digits.
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One of the people said there would be job cuts in the one-year-old seed team in the coming months.
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William Hill said in October it was concerned that "severe" cuts in the maximum stake were an option in the review.
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Though it doesn't mention him by name, the ad is also implicitly about Biden, who has entertained cuts in the past.
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Rajan has stressed he will continue pushing banks for deeper cuts in lending rates until his term ends on Sept. 4.
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Nomura was reporting earnings for the first time since April's big job cuts in overseas businesses, long a drag on earnings.
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If approved, the deal would see bondholders take 15 percent cuts in repayments in exchange for newer bonds with higher ratings.
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The loss, however, was offset by strong demand for PlayStation 4 videogame software and cost cuts in its struggling smartphone business.
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"The average farmer in all member states will see no cuts in direct payments if this is managed well," Hogan said.
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Things could get bad enough, Hunter added, that he sees the Fed approving as many as three rate cuts in 2020.
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The combination of expected further cuts in U.S. output in coming months and a brightening demand outlook is also underpinning prices.
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Early and aggressive cuts in interest rates could help the economy avert a business cycle recession as they did in 1998.
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Aggressive swabbing can also cause tiny cuts in the delicate skin inside the ear, which can cause itchiness or get infected.
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But it takes backbone to follow through with those kinds of reforms and cuts in the face of the inevitable backlash.
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Beijing offered more stimulus, including cuts in taxes and social security fees, increases in infrastructure investment and lending to small firms.
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Meade's first task was to present a new federal budget with sharp cuts in spending after government debt soared under Videgaray.
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With discretionary budget cuts in the works, the ability of government statistical agencies to perform their duties may be in jeopardy.
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A years-long drought in California led to cuts in irrigation water in 2014 and state-wide water restrictions in 2015.
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Express Scripts said that if Anthem does win price cuts in its lawsuit, it should be ordered to repay that money.
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Not surprisingly, deficit reduction became a major theme in the Obama presidency, forcing expiration of the Bush tax cuts in 22019.
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For example, the plan will likely fund rate cuts in part by nixing or trimming the state and local tax deduction.
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Tech giant Apple saw its stock decline 20.7 percent, amid speculation of poor demand and cuts in production of iPhone 21.
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But Putin said Thursday the current depressed price of oil suits him just fine, dashing hopes of further cuts in production.
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In an interview with Fox News, the President claimed the GOP would deliver the biggest tax cuts in the country's history.
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Optics aside, analysts say Pakistan will have to take more painful policy cuts in government spending to truly reduce the deficit.
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The latest changes are expected to include job cuts in Europe and the United States, but it is unclear how many.
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That all makes the tax code more efficient, and helps to pay for across-the-board cuts in marginal tax rates.
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OPEC member Nigeria has struggled with low oil prices and suffered cuts in output caused by militant attacks and ageing infrastructure.
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Production cuts in Alberta's oil sands due to the fire may make Canadian growth stall in the second quarter, economists warned.
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So proposals to "deal with" the supposed debt problem always involve long-term cuts in benefits and (reluctantly) increases in taxes.
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It seems as if only yesterday the Federal Reserve was bailing out the stock market by promising cuts in interest rates.
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For one thing, Oracle has been undergoing several rounds of layoffs this year, which included cuts in its cloud business units.
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Meanwhile, the agency projects production in China and Mexico will continue to decline due to investment cuts in exploration and development.
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The company made the job cuts in a New York City arm that manages on-demand office rentals, sources told Bloomberg.
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Cuts in excise duties and VAT have led to missed fiscal targets as tax revenue has remained flat and spending risen.
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Social Security faces a long-term financial imbalance that would force sharp benefit cuts in 2000 unless the government makes changes.
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Although Mitsotakis supports cuts in government spending, he is against higher taxes, since they are hurting the flow of foreign investment.
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The media industry continued to execute cuts in August and September as Spin, ThinkProgress, Rooster Teeth, Disney, and others reduced headcounts.
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Once fully phased in, 83 percent of the tax cuts in the new law will go to the richest 21625 percent.
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The bill rolls back cuts on the individual side at the end of 2025 but keeps the corporate cuts in place.
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On Tuesday, the Senate delayed a closely watched vote on the bill, which will impose deep cuts in spending on Medicaid.
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Democrats warn the block grants would be too small and would lead to cuts in Medicaid and other health-care spending.
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Avon said it expected to record $60 million in pretax charges related to job cuts in the first quarter of 2016.
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But the report also points to cuts in Medicaid and a smaller tax credit as making insurance unaffordable for many people.
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Per Bloomberg, "while looming political crises threaten to tighten supplies further, the group seems determined to keep its cuts in place."
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So we passed the biggest tax cuts in the history of our country and it was called tax cut and reform.
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On Waypoint Radio, I said that was partially because the game does have the occasional cuts in the action mentioned above.
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A budget reconciliation bill cannot dramatically increase the deficit over 10 years, or the tax cuts in the bill will sunset.
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Last year, a spate of mysterious fiber optic cable cuts in northern California left parts of the region disconnected for hours.
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They include cuts in energy and fuel to state companies and reduced imports of consumer goods and inputs for the economy.
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The UFC 200 fight card, in particular, is jam-packed with competitors who have struggled with weight cuts in the past.
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It is targeting as much $23 million in cuts in 219, compared with an earlier goal of $26 million, Bornstein said.
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President Obama and Hillary Clinton have also overseen deep cuts in our military, which only invite more aggression from our adversaries.
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That is a half a loaf for traders, who are anticipating tax cuts in 2018 and a 20 percent tax cut.
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Instead, she said, the village board rejected the plan, passing a $3.8 million budget that involved layoffs and cuts in services.
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Wages have long stagnated, despite tax cuts in the 1980s and 5.93s, while profits, shareholder returns and executive pay have soared.
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The major airlines have not yet announced service cuts in response to Saturday's development, but passengers should monitor the situation closely.
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Delta Air Lines, for example, is grounding 300 planes and reducing flights by 40 percent, the largest cuts in its history.
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Deutsche Bank plans to make the deepest cuts after announcing 18,000 jobs cuts in July, with the bulk in investment banking.
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Six of Woods's missed cuts in the majors have come since he had the first of his back procedures in 2014.
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Many Republicans take the view that the George W. Bush administration's tax cuts in 2001 and 2003 proved the same point.
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There will most likely be calls for cuts in programs that provide food, health care and income assistance to poor families.
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To meet this requirement, Republicans end almost all the individual tax cuts in 2025, and make the corporate tax cuts permanent.
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Despite the huge — and politically untenable — spending cuts in Trump's budget, effectively none of the savings come from the drug industry.
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Debbie Stabenow of Michigan dismissed the president's enthusiasm for a new round of tax cuts in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Hernandez said last month cuts in U.S. support for Central America would only hinder the country's ability to stem illegal immigration.
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S. standoff could tip the global economy into recession have prompted rate cuts in India, Philippines, Malaysia, New Zealand and Australia.
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These proposals always involved giant tax cuts for the wealthy — funny how that worked — offset by savage cuts in social benefits.
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The raised target, plus two cuts in interest rates in January 2018, delivered a "permanent shock" to the central bank's credibility.
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Big oil cuts in the pipeline The coronavirus outbreak has dented the global economy and with it the demand for oil.
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That would make it more difficult for conservative Republicans to demand deep spending cuts in exchange for raising the debt ceiling.
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