The bond market will do the job of the Fed.
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And clear aligners can do the job of traditional braces.
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And we do the job of don't make you move it.
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"You don't want to do the job of the enumerators," she said.
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In short, it'll do the job of many shadows, in one compact design.
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Ten people at Ampush now do the job of Rosen and Robo-Dan.
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Besides, they may have thought, the press will do the job of correcting Trump anyway.
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"It&aposs not the sheriff&aposs job to do the job of federal agents," Posada said.
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"I tried to do the job of unification, but it was a difficult environment," he said.
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I've always hired managers to do the job of management, which is no insult at all.
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"That really set her up to not be afraid to do the job of a man."
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It now relies on aeroplanes and the Libyan coastguard to do the job of disrupting smuggling networks.
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The sub who stole Christmas shouldn't do the job of parents -- but too many schools already are.
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"He's trying to do the job of 230 people," a 225-year veteran Foreign Service officer says.
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But watching the speeches did change their minds about whether he could broadly do the job of president.
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Senator Sessions should be judged on his character and his ability to do the job of Attorney General.
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An additional 20 percent said they're "uncertain and wondering" about his ability to do the job of president.
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That means one Honeycomb can do the job of three other 3D sensors stacked on top of one another.
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The more the EU tries to do the job of defending Europe, the less safe we will all be.
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Gourley tells Axios that his objective is to do the job of a junior analyst, not top-level experts.
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Third, it is indeed reasonable to ask won't our nuclear retaliatory capability do the job of deterring North Korea?
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And it is impossible to do the job of chief negotiator or chief representative for the president without it.
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I guess they finally figured out it only takes one woman to do the job of two men… #ACMawards pic.twitter.
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Why would he talk to those who have to do the job of protecting the border on a daily basis?
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Routers and wireless adapters do the job of converting these radio waves floating through the air into actual 1s and 0s.
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And if Trump's presidency has taught us anything, it's this: Don't trust a billionaire to do the job of a politician.
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To do the job of president well, he said, she would have to make the harder choice, to be the worm.
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But despite their tender appearances, most of them were more than capable enough to do the job of a Marine rifleman.
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There's just too much that is going right, people, and not enough negatives to do the job of keeping stocks down.
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Prices start at £80,000 ($105,000); Philip Garford, the managing director, says that it can do the job of 30 men with hoes.
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The transition team's role is to start planning for how a candidate will actually do the job of president if she wins.
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But this approach can't do the job of race-based affirmative action for a very simple reason: Most poor people are white.
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For example, if nobody will talk to you because everybody thinks you're just the worst, you can't do the job of reporter.
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Miners already have the skills necessary to do the job of returning the most scenic areas of America to its former beauty.
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We need to equip dads with the same information and tools to do the job of primary parent as we do for moms.
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Besides, there's certainly evidence that Trump has no desire to actually be president — or, at least, to do the job of the presidency.
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Criminals have found the perfect crime: utilizing "free" pirate websites to ensure that consumers do the job of infecting their computers for them.
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They have often stepped in to do the job of authorities - particularly where investigators are unwilling or unable to take on organized crime.
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But he simply lacks the disposition and intellectual capacity to do the job of president of the United States as it's conventionally defined.
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Somebody's gotta do the job of making sure President Donald J. Trump knows we've been paying attention to tweets he sends out every day.
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The tracks were definitely calming and relaxing; plus they did do the job of pushing out the noises that can stop you from sleeping.
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And Castro really does seem like he'd do the job of vice president — attack dog on the stump, glad-hander in office — very well.
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Instead, the draw is that the speakers do the job of a soundbar in terms of improving the sound quality of the TV's audio.
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He made a BBC broadcast saying he could not do the job of the king "without the help and support of the woman I love".
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That gave me a chance to learn to do the job of the press secretary, and that way I was a better deputy for him.
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Trying to compress them into one day a week is like trying to do the job of an NFL coach just one day a week.
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Journalists have rallied to defend the profession from Trump-era threats to our legal and practical ability to do the job of telling the truth.
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There, Chris, a robust local, is showing Jake, an indirect descendant of William Clark, how to do the job of a late-shift stock boy.
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Although these services certainly do the job of helping me relax, I find myself passing up on regular visits because of the ever-increasing prices.
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"I got in because I thought that I could beat Donald Trump and I thought I could do the job of being president," he said.
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But for now, "As an apprentice we often do the job of an employee and we are not even paid the minimum wage," he said.
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We understand the argument that the best result would be for voters, rather than the Republican Party, to do the job of removing Mr. Trump.
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All of this said, the single most important task ahead of Mr. Trump is to prove to Americans that he can do the job of president.
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Well, different programmers have different ideas about how best to do the job of a browser engine—displaying colors, optimizing code, refreshing pages, and so on.
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Anti-Eyestrain Computer Glasses, $10These $10 computer glasses are a fraction of what you'll find at competitors, but they do the job of reducing eye strain.
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Some of these are pretty ancient by this point, but they still do the job of setting the standard to which Hasselblad's new hardware needs to adhere.
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With Patrick doing the play-by-play and John doing the color commentary, their words often do the job of letting the viewer know who is talking.
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"We thought we needed a grazer that is fully self-sufficient in case of big predators...and could do the job of grazing big wild areas," says Goderie.
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It's an engaging idea, sending data via audio, but using sound to do the job of Bluetooth or NFC comes with a unique set of pros and cons.
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Nobody can actually force Trump to do the job of president correctly, but that doesn't mean there isn't such a thing as a right way to do it.
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We think this caps the magnitude of potential Fed rate hikes, as unexpected dollar strength would tighten U.S. financial conditions and do the job of additional rate hikes.
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"We all know that the F-35 can do that job of the F-18; the F-18 cannot do the job of the F-85033," Turner said.
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Carson defends Trump While Carson wouldn't endorse any of the candidates, he later told reporters that all of the remaining Republican candidates could do the job of president.
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"To the consternation of his staff, Ronald Reagan would sometimes say he did not see how someone could do the job of president without having been an actor," Weinberg writes.
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"Switzerland does not need luxury fighter jets that cost 6 billion francs," the party said, saying cheaper aircraft could also do the job of training pilots and policing Swiss airspace.
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Those circumstances have made it difficult for him to do the job of running WikiLeaks and the organization announced on Thursday that Assange will step aside as its editor-in-chief.
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Several tools out there will do the job of removing iTunes DRM for you, but since we're getting into murky legal territory with that, we'll leave you to discover them for yourself.
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"It's possible that some future generation of gene-editing technology might be able to do the job of treating disease in the heart muscle, years or more likely decades in the future."
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"I guess they finally figured out it only takes one woman to do the job of two men," McEntire shared to her Twitter on Sunday, along with a promo announcing her hosting gig.
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I would wake up sometimes at midnight, get back home at 8, 9 o'clock, and just wake up again at midnight trying to do the job of three or four different other guys.
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A new study released Monday by MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) has found that just 3000 ride-share vehicles could do the job of New York City's roughly 13,500 licensed cabs.
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In some cases over the past 12 days, police have been sent into prisons to do the job of the striking wardens, and prisoners have been forced to spend more time in their cells.
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But officials also strongly emphasize that these types of military intelligence experts often take on the most dangerous jobs, traveling to risky areas to do the job of meeting with sources and gathering intelligence.
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"In the process of that fragmentation, we didn't do the job of structuring the institutions of the police forces," said Mr. Valdés, who ran the civil national security intelligence service as this was unfolding.
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Screenshot: ParallelsVirtualBox is a good choice here—it's open source and free to use, for a start, and will do the job of getting Linux added to Windows or Linux or Windows added to macOS.
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"I guess they figured out that it only takes one woman to do the job of two men," she said, specifically singling out Luke Bryan, Dierks Bentley, and Blake Shelton, all seated in the audience.
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Because Congress is "out to lunch" when it comes to serious oversight of the executive branch, the federal courts must do the job of all three branches if we are to survive this constitutional ordeal.
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"If state and local police have to essentially do the job of ICE, that's going to take them away from dealing with violent and property crimes because now they're focused on immigration-related offenses," Cohen said.
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If you train an Indian worker to do the job of an American radiologist just as capably as that radiologist in every respect, then you increase the total effective labour supply of radiologists by one person.
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If you train an AI to do the job of an American radiologist just as capably as that radiologist in every respect, then you increase the total effective labour supply of radiologists by an unlimited amount.
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Later Monday, at a town-hall-style event here, Mr. Kasich said two factors should matter to delegates at the convention: the ability to win in November and the ability to do the job of president.
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The real tipping point, the one that will let solar clothing be mass-produced, will be the democratization of photovoltaic fabric, which will allow each thread of clothing to do the job of recharging our batteries.
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" She added, "This smacks of misogyny and sexism, to suggest that I can't do the job of a campaign manager—I can only go on TV. How about if I could do all of the above?
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Researchers also assessed whether patients were willing to consider other life-sustaining therapies to treat advanced heart failure, such as ventilation to help with breathing, dialysis to do the job of failing kidneys or a feeding tube.
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"This bill, in addition to being unconstitutional, weakens law enforcement in North Carolina by mandating sheriffs to do the job of federal agents, using local resources that could hurt their ability to protect their counties," Cooper said.
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Some fighters get bogged down in how fundamentally sound their low kicks are compared to their opponent's, but ugly, stubby, awkward low kicks do the job of breaking a stance and forcing an opponent to check just fine.
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But I am really excited about the new director, Chris Wray, who you've confirmed with an overwhelming vote and I believe he's going to be able to do the job of FBI director with great skill and integrity.
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Life has a way of throwing you so many lessons and signals, and if you don't do the job of connecting the dots and collecting clues and building a case that is your life, you will find yourself meandering.
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"In order to do the job of the press secretary right, you've always got to reflect the president but keep the respect of the press," says Fleischer, who was the first White House press secretary for George W. Bush.
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Introduced with the LG V20 last year, LG's quad-DAC setup employs four digital-to-analog converters to do the job of one, using some clever engineering to combine their calculations and thus purify the output from the headphone jack.
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"I've supported Pruitt but if he pushes changes to RFS that permanently cut ethanol by billions of gallons he will have broken Trump promise & should step down & let someone else do the job of implementing Trump agenda," Grassley wrote on Twitter.
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Three of the sources confirmed to Reuters that OPEC is leaning towards a nine-month extension, while a fourth said prolonging the deal by six to nine months would do the job of sopping up excess oil sitting in stockpiles.
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San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, a vocal critic of the president and the administration's response to Hurricane Maria, said Tuesday night that Trump should "get out of the way" and let others do the job of preparing for Dorian.
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The safety of the food we eat must not become a partisan issue, or one left to venture capitalists unless they embody all of the other characteristics needed to do the job of FDA commissioner well and in the public interest.
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If you want to take Uber's word for it, the feature was used to do the job of map rendering on the phone before transferring it to the wearable, but it's another example of just how in the dark end users can be.
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Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador were not able to do the job of stopping people from leaving their country and coming illegally to the U.S. We will now begin cutting off, or substantially reducing, the massive foreign aid routinely given to them.
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They basically do the job of an MD up to a certain point, said Michael Cooke, a partner at The Execu|Search Group, a recruiting firm specializing in healthcare, accounting and finance – without the often hefty student loan tab from medical school.
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An article like this may engage you, and you may even learn something new and valuable — and I hope people keep reading them — but it can't quite do the job of absorbing you like a good story or some detailed research might.
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An article like this may engage you, and you may even learn something new and valuable — and I hope people keep reading them — but it can't quite do the job of absorbing you like a good story or some detailed research might.
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"I think our nation has been better than any nation in the world at making sure that we do the job of protecting our natural resources and protecting our environment, while also respecting the economic growth and jobs our nation seeks to have," he said.
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"Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador were not able to do the job of stopping people from leaving their country and coming illegally to the U.S. We will now begin cutting off, or substantially reducing, the massive foreign aid routinely given to them," Trump wrote in a tweet.
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"Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador were not able to do the job of stopping people from leaving their country and coming illegally to the U.S. We will now begin cutting off, or substantially reducing, the massive foreign aid routinely given to them," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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"Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador were not able to do the job of stopping people from leaving their country and coming illegally to the U.S. We will now begin cutting off, or substantially reducing, the massive foreign aid routinely given to them," Trump wrote in a tweet.
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On iOS, a third-party developer has plugged the gap: R-Play for iOS will set you back $12, but is actually going to do the job of connecting to the Remote Play functionality built into your PS4 and get it streamed smoothly to your iPhone or iPad.
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"Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador were not able to do the job of stopping people from leaving their country and coming illegally to the U.S. We will now begin cutting off, or substantially reducing, the massive foreign aid routinely given to them," Trump said in a tweet last year.
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"Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador were not able to do the job of stopping people from leaving their country and coming illegally to the U.S. We will now begin cutting off, or substantially reducing, the massive foreign aid routinely given to them," Trump wrote in a series of Twitter posts.
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Questioned about the controversy surrounding the Whitney Biennial, in which several artists threatened to withdraw their work in protest against a board member (now resigned) whose business produces military equipment, Ms. Mutu replies that her preference is to let the art do the job of heightening social awareness; she could not justify withdrawal.
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For now, Waymo is only going to sell its Laser Bear Honeycomb product, a short-range sensor that has a 95-degree vertical field of view and up to 360-degree horizontal FOV, which allows one Honeycomb sensor to "do the job of three other 3D sensors stacked on top of one another," Waymo says.
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"Temporary workers comprise 3% of our total workforce, and do the job of a full-time Google employee but for a short period of time, working on temporary projects, addressing quick needs in business, incubating special projects, or covering for employees who may be on short-term leave, like parental or sick leave," Naughton said.
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Trump skeptics probably shouldn't waste their time sowing fear of nuclear conflict in Korea — Asian stock exchanges, including in Seoul, do not appear particularly alarmed about Trump's social media antics — but his allies should take more seriously the notion that this is a terrible way to do the job of president of the United States.
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Towergate is a fascinating test of Trump's great gamble that he can do the job of president in a totally new way: largely improvisational, driven by whims, moods and obsessions; thinly staffed, like his campaign, and with poorly enforced process, not taking advantage of the massive safety net available to him; heavily reliant on family; and unconstrained by manners, rituals or precedent.
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Trump threatened to cut off or substantially reduce aid to the Northern Triangle before saying in an October tweet the countries "were not able to do the job of stopping people from leaving their country and coming illegally to the US." But experts have said cutting off aid is likely to increase the number of migrants leaving the countries and heading for the United States.
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In October, he tweeted a threat to cut off aid from the same countries, saying they "were not able to do the job of stopping people from leaving their country and coming illegally to the US." It's not clear how much money would be withheld, but some experts say halting aid isn't effective in reducing the number of migrants heading toward the US. 4.
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It's telling that not only is the content of Trump-centric policymaking terrible but that, as evidenced by a must-read report from Stephanie Ruhle and Peter Alexander at NBC News on the tariffs' unveiling, Trump appears to have no idea how to do the job of president: There were no prepared, approved remarks for the president to give at the planned meeting, there was no diplomatic strategy for how to alert foreign trade partners, there was no legislative strategy in place for informing Congress and no agreed upon communications plan beyond an email cobbled together by Ross's team at the Commerce Department late Wednesday that had not been approved by the White House.
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