Bitcoin does away with this by presenting an immutable ledger.
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And it does away with that gauche case, of course.
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An even bigger change: Andromeda does away with character classes.
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This does away with what was known as 'secret' groups.
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Origins does away with that for a much more seamless experience.
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The Lite also does away with the larger Switch's infrared sensor.
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The Switch Lite also does away with the device's controversial kickstand.
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First, it does away with registration deadlines that disenfranchise potential voters.
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Mr. Hensarling's House bill does away with much of this regulation.
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The Yale Assure Lock SL does away with those pesky keys.
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But the House bill does away with that one we have.
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The memo released by Sessions today does away with that guidance entirely.
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It also does away with unnecessary bulk common with most protective cases.
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Mac Wellman's ode to theater does away with character and basic grammar.
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It also does away with or limits a number of tax breaks.
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The machine of institutionalized hatred does away with any form of social control.
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Female friendship doesn't invert the patriarchal triangle, it does away with it altogether.
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Notably, the newly released, more portable Switch Lite does away with rumble completely.
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The upcoming Holosphere is a complete redesign that does away with projected holographic effects.
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By contrast, "Earth" does away with voiceover and mixes drone footage with other perspectives.
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So let's all hope The Rise of Skywalker does away with Light Side vs.
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Dolby Atmos, on the other hand, does away with the concept of fixed channels entirely.
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New York's new law also does away with many of the exceptions in similar laws.
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Destiny 2 does away with that charming little quirk, as project lead Mark Noseworthy confirmed.
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It does away with the harmless White Lady but retains the awkward Saracen-versus-Crusader element.
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It does away with copayments and deductibles, making a government plan responsible for all medical spending.
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Rather than stock Android, Palm does away with the desktop, instead defaulting to an App view.
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The Senate bill keeps the popular medical expenses deduction, which the House bill does away with.
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It also does away with or limits tax breaks, like the state and local tax deduction.
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The bill also does away with Obamacare's requirement that people have insurance or pay a fine.
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"In the name of expediting infrastructure projects, the new law does away with key safeguards," he said.
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The good news is that Warren's plan does away with all of these problems, and guess what?
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It does away with complex controls and features one-touch functionality to help you build things faster.
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The $1,200 Staaker drone does away with the traditional remote control, replacing it with a wearable armband.
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This rule does away with the waiting period, meaning employees can continue saving in their retirement plans.
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And so, then maybe he does away with the regulation that appointed Mueller and then fires him.
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The new Senate bill, which is slated for markup next week, completely does away with the deduction.
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That does away with the focal depth required by today's cameras, enabling the new devices to be flat.
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If you're tired of Trump in your news feed, this extension does away with any mention of him.
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Similarly, Breath of the Wild does away with the focused story that's been evident in recent Zelda games.
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A new Jet Black model has a brand new glossy enclosure that does away with the antenna lines.
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The proposal also preserves popular deductions and does away with the alternative-minimum tax and the estate tax.
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Unfortunately, the Supreme Court's decision does away with this competitive system for people who buy and sell online.
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One feature that makes Bottlerocket stand out is that it does away with a package-based update system.
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The proposal also does away with or limits many tax breaks, including the state and local tax deduction.
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The bill even does away with a provision meant to tax incomes of insurance executives that top $500,503.
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Flying indoors neatly sidesteps many regulatory problems, and supplying power via tethers does away with the need for recharging.
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But today's release of "Mase in '97," a collaboration with Carnage and Charlie Heat, does away with all that.
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But the Trump administration could face legal challenges from workers' rights groups if it does away with the ban.
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Filestore does away with all of this and simply allows Google Cloud users to spin up storage as needed.
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Photo: NeogafMore interesting are additional rumors of a cheaper, smaller Switch that does away with the removable Joy-Cons.
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It is also trying out a grocery store in Seattle that does away with the hassle of checkout lines.
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Mr. Sorkin does away with that structure, introducing the trial almost immediately and returning to it at regular intervals.
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By combining the two methods, no CO2 is accumulated and thus does away with sanitation and over-pressurization issues.
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Wells Fargo is testing an app-based banking product, Greenhouse, that does away with overdraft fees and service fees.
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Trump's biggest idea for the war on terror does away with all of that, embracing an explicitly anti-Muslim approach.
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The bright blue onesie does away with the fishbowl helmet in favor of a hoodie secured with a pressurized zipper.
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It also does away with foreign transaction fees, minimum balance fees and overdraft fees — like many of today's challenger banks.
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Its cleaner, lightweight and more modern design does away with bright, competing colors and other outdated features, the company says.
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Although the House's proposal does away with the AMT, the Senate decided to keep the levy and raise the exemptions.
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This does away with not just the sequester, but also rolls back the limits imposed by the Budget Control Act.
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Here are three options to consider after Apple does away with the standard 3.5mm jack on the new iPhone. 1.
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Twist, which launched in beta in January and opened to public today, also does away with an online presence indicator altogether.
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It does away with the detachable Joy-Con controllers and HD Rumble, and there's an actual D-pad on the left.
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The implant does away with the need for radiation by giving donor cells their own space in the body to grow.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Notably, the s63+ does away with the classic circular shape of a Roomba for a D-shape.
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It does away with a viewfinder entirely, opting for a 2.7-inch color LCD screen like your typical point-and-shoot.
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A compact, oval-shaped device, the Smart Remote does away with all of the buttons and complexity of other universal remotes.
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However, the movie of Call Me By Your Name does away with Elio's narration, so viewers don't get those marvelous words.
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The House's proposal does away with ObamaCare's mandate that most Americans purchase health insurance, replacing it instead with a tax credit.
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Unlike past efforts which maintained a less generous version of the Obamacare subsidies, this does away with that architecture all together.
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A video camera in the lobby does away with the need for showing ID: employees just walk in without showing their badges.
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The Mode does away with all of the details of the standard Fire OS, instead defaulting to a large, card-based system.
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The method not only does away with solvents, but also uses bismuth oxide, a safe reagent, in lieu of toxic bismuth salts.
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The legislation also does away with the $28500 transfer tax fee that's now required on top of the price of the suppressor.
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" And every fashion is a fetishism that shows how "sex does away with the boundaries separating the organic world from the inorganic.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Vicktor Orban does away with centuries of European history in asserting that Islam has never been a part of Europe.
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Launched with banking partner Lincoln Savings Bank, the account does away with overdraft and other fees charged by some of the incumbent banks.
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This does away with the need to stitch images from myriad projectors into one seamless spectacle and make the 3D effects more realistic.
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The cable does away with a 2014 directive to no longer "produce or otherwise acquire any anti-personnel landmines" outside the Korean Peninsula.
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The car does away with long-range headlights for nighttime driving, relying instead on its autonomous sensor suite to navigate dark driving conditions.
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Google unveiled a completely redesigned Google Earth and it does away with the single worst thing about the previous version of the software.
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Full autonomy - known as an "eyes off, brains off" or "level 5" system - does away with even the need for a steering wheel.
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The Model 3 also does away with the traditional car key and replaces it with an RFID card, similar to a hotel key.
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For the hungry man in your life, ButcherBox is the subscription box that does away with veggies and carbs and just delivers the meats.
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Basically the Kado does away with the wall wart allowing you to run around with your laptop, a cable, and a thin charging brick.
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All of this reduces the number of people involved and does away with the expense of keeping people alive on or under the sea.
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The Ice View case does away with the dot matrix pattern for a semi-transparent pane that the 10's screen can shine through.
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The Lilium does away with the sort of tools that conventional planes use to control their movement, including the vertical stabilizer, ailerons, or elevator.
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It fiddles (and effectively does away with) Obamacare's extremely popular provision that prevents insurance companies from denying coverage to people with pre-existing conditions.
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Also frustrating is the fact that though the Bolt is larger than the 10, it does away with the standard 3.5mm headphone jack entirely.
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Tied to this should be a constitutional amendment that does away with automatic citizenship for children born in the United States to illegal immigrants.
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The office does away with the secrecy of traditional corporate offices by using glass walls and large windows that open up space for everyone.
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It allows immediate deductions for most business expenses and investments, eliminating the need for complicated depreciation schedules, and does away with the interest deduction.
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Apple has christened it Touch Bar (sorry, Magic ToolBar fans), the mini Retina display that does away with the Mac's row of function keys.
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The DJ Mustard-handled production does away with the former's smoothness and instead goes for a formulaic pop sound that feels stale at best.
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The withholding tables are changing because the new tax law does away with personal exemptions, doubles the standard deduction and lowers marginal tax rates.
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Another idea does away with income taxes and applies a statewide payroll tax to be paid for by employers — which is deductible to them.
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Some believe Trump risks a backlash in the farm belt states where he's had political support if he does away with the trade deal.
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"The new mayor needs to be voted out if she does away with the Christmas parade," read one comment on the initial Facebook post.
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The Nest x Yale is a particularly sleek-looking lock since it completely does away with keys in favor of a touchpad and smartphone entry.
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It's an interest take on the burgeoning space, one that does away with the need to pull out a phone or talk to a speaker.
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The new Republican plan does away with a lot of the sticks for young people and instead provides carrots in the form of lower premiums.
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Further, the new framework may not be beneficial to families as it does away with the dependent exemption, which provides $4,050 for each qualifying dependent.
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The new schedule does away with the previously planned 25-minute delay between waves, reducing the time runners would have to wait in bad weather.
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"We don't want to be a caucus that funds Planned Parenthood and does away with the adoption tax credit after saying 'adoption not abortion,' " Rep.
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TikTok does away with many of the assumptions other social platforms have been built upon, and which they are in the process of discarding anyway.
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Neither tax plan wending through Congress does away with the charity deduction altogether, but the bills will probably greatly reduce the number of people who itemize.
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The new anti-corruption law does away with the need to prove an explicit link between a gift and a favour, which had often stumped prosecutors.
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The new logo does away with the tilted hashtag/pound symbol of overlapping translucent colors in favor of a symmetrical arrangement of rounded rectangles and pins.
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It does away with free overhead-bin space for carry-on baggage, you board last, can't pick your seat, and there are no changes or refunds.
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But fellow star Lupita Nyong'o gives us another reason to be completely stoked on this film: it does away with the trope of petty female infighting.
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To be more specific, Ford-class carriers use a new Electromagnetic Aircraft Launching System (EMALS), an innovative approach that does away with aging steam-powered catapults.
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The Crazy Cart Shift also does away with a chain drive connecting the drive wheel to the motor, so there's less parts to fail or break.
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Then there is the option of a so-called "skinny" repeal plan that just does away with Obamacare's individual mandate to buy insurance and some taxes.
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FFXV does away with the concept of random and turn-based battles, the menu-based combat system familiar to anyone who's played previous Final Fantasy games.
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Each functionality is thoughtfully designed to be of use on the regular, so it does away with features that would serve no purpose in real life.
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That plan would eliminate the state and local tax deduction, since it does away with all itemized deductions except those for mortgage interest and charitable giving.
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Further, the new framework may not be beneficial to large families as it does away with the dependent exemption, which provides $4,113 for each qualifying dependent.
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There's the catch: The new law does away with a wide swath of itemized deductions and places a $233,235 cap on state and local tax deductions.
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The Shair from Japanese startup Vie does away with the cushion padding seen on regular headphones and replaces it with a 3D-printed cage for your ears.
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I'm not proposing some sort of digital back-to-the-land, communal-living, anti-regulation paradise that does away with food-delivery apps and secure online banking.
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The remake also does away with the original's a punishing save system, which required the player to use a typewriter ribbon in order to save the game.
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Then there's the question of what other ways of signaling approval and support will spring up to replace the "like" function if Twitter does away with it.
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The legislation also does away with a raft of itemized deductions — breaks that filers can take for mortgage interest and other expenses to reduce their taxable income.
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Launch Academy, the Vancouver-based not-for-profit startup accelerator, is starting a new program in partnership with the Canadian government that does away with this requirement.
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The conservative House Freedom Caucus on Wednesday came out in opposition to the GOP's budget proposal that raises debt limits and does away with government spending caps.
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The deal potentially allows Verizon, and the N.F.L., to reach more people, but also does away with what made the previous agreements so lucrative for Verizon: Exclusivity.
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By producing complete houses which are then delivered to building sites, the pre-manufactured process does away with much of the subcontracting that can slow and complicate construction.
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At its fund-raising round last autumn, employees were able to sell around $200m of shares, which does away with another reason for firms to do an IPO.
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The problem can be eased slightly by sending tiny robotic probes, which does away with the cost and complexity of looking after humans in space for considerable periods.
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Runyon's definition does away with a key International Astronomical Union (IAU) requirement for planethood—namely, that the object is massive enough to clear the neighborhood around its orbit.
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A.I. is the big differentiator, said Signpost founder and CEO Stuart Wall, because it does away with many of the arduous manual chores required by existing CRM software.
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The legislation does away with the ACA's Medicaid expansion and replaces the law's subsidies with tax breaks to encourage people to purchase health insurance on the open market.
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The comfortable view does away with those chips and the compact view removes a lot of the space between messages to show you more emails at a glance.
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It does away with established and conventional methods of artistic production, in favor of a conceptual practice that questions the relationship between object and idea, knowledge and truth.
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In the Sanders plan, patients would face little-to-no costs to get medical care, as the proposal does away with most charges like copays, coinsurance, and deductibles.
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The Republican Congress could also abolish the mandate by including a provision in ObamaCare repeal that does away with the requirement that insurers cover preventive care for free.
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For these couples, Hinge uses a variation of the problem called the "stable roommate problem," which groups individuals into a common pool and does away with gender divisions.
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The new design does away with the 13-foot-wide tree planter that so offended the Noguchi Foundation, but benches and planters that would block food carts remain.
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The move does away with a tax-planning tactic known as the "step-up in basis," which allows heirs to minimize taxes when they sell holdings they've inherited.
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The new mobile app does away with the Discover section to simplify the app's interface and reorients the Messenger experience around people and Stories, not businesses and apps.
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Also, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act does away with personal and dependent exemptions and broadens the applicability of the child tax credit to include higher-income households.
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Marshall AS50D 50W 2x8 Acoustic Guitar Combo Amp, available at Guitar Center, $350A snazzy little gigging amp, this Marshall does away with the need for most effects pedals.
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The new tax law does away with most itemized deductions and doubles the standard deduction to nearly $12,000 for individuals and $24,275 for married couples who file jointly.
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And he at least entertains the idea of a future Kano device that does away with a keyboard entirely — and goes all in on touch — when we suggest it.
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Though Wonder Woman is still in her signature gold, this costume does away with the red midsection and blue skirt piece — opting instead for thigh-high boots, which, yes.
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But when a solution of nicotine is heated up, the inhalable vapour that results both satisfies smokers and does away with most of the harmful effects of ordinary cigarettes.
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To get around this, Amazon launched Counter, which does away with the locker system and allows retailers to securely store your order in whatever storage space they have available.
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But you're also wrong, because Joey Bada$$'s latest release "Devastated" does away with the throwback aesthetic of every Joey Bada$$ track that's entered into this realm thus far.
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There is also a 2015 "straight repeal" bill that does away with the provisions of Obamacare with a two-year delay, giving Congress time to pass a replacement plan.
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Since 1973, Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons has created clothing intentionally that subverts our presupposed notions of beauty, sexuality, and attractiveness - or does away with these notions altogether.
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In the second shot, which does away with any waiting time fans deal with to see Parrish's bump, Hart also announced that the new delivery will be a boy.
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Now, the BJP may move towards delivering on its third traditional plank: Creating a uniform civil code that does away with the independence of religious communities on certain issues.
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Their argument centered around the fact that Sanders's Medicare-for-all bill does away with employer-sponsored insurance and puts every American on an expanded public health care system.
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By the end of the year, nine crossings around the city will employ an open-road, cashless collection system that does away with tollbooths, toll lanes and toll collectors.
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If war is the continuation of politics by other means, impeachment may soon follow as the House does away with any need for an initial vote of its members.
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Better yet, this version does away with the divisive butterfly key hinges found within the keyboard of every aforementioned MacBook on this list — save for the 2017 MacBook Air.
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If the Senate also does away with the tax breaks grad students get on the value of their tuition waivers from the federal government, their taxes would go up significantly.
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As with other "lite" versions made for mobile, LinkedIn's service does away with things like extra graphics and rich media to download four times faster than LinkedIn's basic mobile site.
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Amazon unveiled a small grocery store concept called Amazon Go that does away with cashiers by using AI, computer vision and sensors to track customer selections and charge the purchases.
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Signing up to arbitration in advance, he argues, does away with jockeying for legal advantage over where the case is best heard, which almost always keeps the parties from settling.
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McConnell's office won't say what this bill will look like, but it is expected to be a pared-down bill that does away with Obamacare's individual mandate but little else.
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It looks like engineers will have to take a book from the Hollywood location, which does away with any Rowling rules and tries to squeeze everything in any way possible.
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The AMT requires certain high-income filers to calculate their tax liability twice: once under the ordinary tax framework and again under the AMT, which does away with many deductions.
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The tax overhaul does away with a long list of deductions and credits that filers may miss, including tax breaks for tax prep, unreimbursed employee expenses and job hunting expenses.
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It also does away with the need to go manually searching through your feed for the particular tweet you want to expand on and then hitting reply to add another.
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Their argument is centered around the fact that Sanders's Medicare-for-all bill does away with employer-sponsored insurance and puts every American on an expanded public health care system.
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The overall audio story on Pixel 2 is a big deal: it does away with the headphone jack, but it also supports a bunch of new audio codecs over Bluetooth 22.
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This is an important change because it does away with the Sprout shell and replaces it with a suite of tools running in the more familiar Windows 10 operating system desktop.
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The Crazy Cart Shift, designed for kids aged eight and older, does away with the drift bar that the original versions relied on for putting the tiny cart into a slide.
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House Republicans' $1.7 trillion proposed tax overhaul does away with a long list of deductions and credits that filers will likely miss, including tax breaks for moving costs and disaster losses.
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A newer innovation, however, does away with amplifiers (and interfaces with sound systems), allowing acoustic guitarists to use the resonance and vibration of their instruments to create interesting tonal soundscapes unplugged.
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The spot touts her work on the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act, which does away with federal liability protections for websites deemed to facilitate sex trafficking, like classified advertising website Backpage.com.
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Earlier this week, Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas announced that they were canceling concerts in North Carolina because of the state's HB2 law, which does away with protections for LGBTQ people.
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Trump's third tax plan does away with this element, taxing only C-corporations at the 15 percent rate and having pass-through companies instead merely benefit from the lower individual rates.
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Shares of its parent company, L Brands, have dropped more than 20 percent this year, as the label leaves behind the stalled apparel and swimwear categories and does away with its catalog.
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The browser also does away with traditional tabs, replacing them with a series of circular icons on the righthand side of the browser, with one appearing for every page you have open.
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The device is 40 percent smaller than the original Xbox One, according to the company, and also does away with the frustratingly bulky power supply that the Xbox line is known for.
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Palestinians have long aspired to an independent state with East Jerusalem as its capital, but the proposal does away with the long-held notion that the two sides would negotiate Jerusalem's future.
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Further, depending on where they live, some middle-class families might not benefit much or at all, because the plan does away with important deductions like those for state and local taxes.
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The fabric is dustproof (to protect the mechanism), transparent to infrared light (so as not to interfere with tracking), and does away with all the complexity and weight of a more obvious solution.
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The front-facing camera will sit up at the top of the phone alongside a bevy of sensors, making for a very clean design that also does away with hard edges and bezels.
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It's been a tough year in farming, and farmers fear things could get tougher if President-elect Donald Trump does away with NAFTA, the free trade agreement between the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
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The new phone is waterproof and, controversially, does away with the headphone socket, so those who still want to use their top-of-the-range noise cancellers will have to carry an adaptor.
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It's creepy (Plemons is a reliable villain at this point), it's fun (although it inexplicably does away with the anachronistic film look that kicks off the episode midway through), and it's slickly produced.
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It was made possible by constitutional changes narrowly approved in a referendum last year, and among its many changes, it does away with the office of prime minister in favor of an executive presidency.
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Not content with talking about putting booze in their soda, the drinks company has debuted a slushie version that does away with those Frozen Coke machines that seem to break down every so often.
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The iPhone 7 does away with the headphone jack, something many of us would have considered indispensable until recently, but I suspect the apparently equally indispensable home button might be next to go. Why?
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McClusky said the bill "smacks of elitism" because it would only benefit families who can immediately start saving for their child's college fund, while the legislation also does away with the adoption tax credit.
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YouTube's homepage redesign focuses on usability, giving you control over recommendations The company announced an updated, cleaner design that does away with information density, instead giving more room to the videos and their titles.
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"FUCK CHRISTMAS" picks up on the same teen-Scrooge idea that Blink were selling, but does away with their giggly homophobia and replaces it with tired fury—it's more anguished than it is cruel.
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The new financial outfits are trying to replace the old, branch-based way of banking with a mobile phone-friendly account that does away with the fees that have made banking giants so unpopular.
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A guided trip — like a nature tour mixed with a deep-sea fishing charter, minus the seasickness — helps anglers safely visit spots and does away with the guesswork and hassle of gear and bait.
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It temporary does away with the mechanisms put in place to control spending and replaces the 2011 GOP of the tea party with the 2018 GOP that controls all levers of the federal government.
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And it does away with the OOC requirement that victims of sexual harassment go through mandatory mediation and a 30-day "cooling-off period" to decide if the allegation should be pursued legally or administratively.
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The 2015 founded startup offers a mobile app for job seekers that does away with the need for a CV. Instead job seekers create a profile in the app and can apply to relevant jobs.
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Phantom Doctrine sticks with the cold war theme, transports you back to 60s, and totally does away with to-hit chance—secret agents just don't miss, and you better figure out how to win anyway.
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The new legal framework, he says, both does away with that 20-plant limit and imposes stringent new standards on marijuana products that are on a par to those demanded of pharmaceutical companies processing morphine.
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The law does away with voting for lists of candidates grouped by party and replaces it with voting for individuals, which would seem to lessen the influence of political parties seen by protesters as corrupt.
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The new offering, which does away with credit checks and annual contracts, lets customers refill their service at any time for a period of seven or 30 days for $15 and $45 respectively, the company said.
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That does away with one of the primary draws of cryptocurrencies, of course: some would say that the entire point of something like Bitcoin is to free commerce from the fetters of government-run fiat currencies.
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In Montana, the new medical marijuana law lifts restrictions on how many patients to whom a doctor can recommend cannabis, and does away with the provision that law enforcement could conduct unannounced inspections on marijuana facilities.
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Side A's "Master Jack" is founded on a techno groove populated with synth stabs and electronic flourishes, while the flip side's "Magnet" does away with all but the sparest techno elements of beat and melodic sequences.
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Biden been repeatedly warned against moving towards a Medicare for All system that does away with private health insurance, calling it unrealistic, and has instead proposed a plan that would expand the the Affordable Care Act.
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Other improvements, which Google says were based on user feedback, include a simplified homepage navigation that does away with the sidebars and added pages that make it easier to browse and manage your own games and channels.
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Some people have also flagged the benefits of the play's new "genetic social order" because it does away with current hierarchies, but this view wrongly assumes that genetics and health exist in isolation from race and class.
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Liberals don't want a hermetically sealed media ecosystem of their own, so much as one that does away with the pretense of kneejerk balance: a media that's willing to say one side is worse than the other.
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Gatsby also does away with a monolithic CMS system and instead brings together a variety of tools that still allow content creators to use platforms like WordPress or Drupal to create what's essentially a headless CMS system.
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Like the iPhone 7, Moto Z, and a handful of other phones, the U Ultra does away with the traditional 3.5mm headphone jack and relies solely on its USB Type-C port for audio, charging, and data transfer.
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On the issue of "scalability," it's not hard to see how a service that retains the conversational messaging-based UI but does away with the human labour otherwise required to handle requests is potentially a lot more scalable.
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It does away with the fitfully immersive uplift of their last two LPs, Guilty of Everything and Tired of Tomorrow, and drives right at the darkness; it would be a black metal track if it had the energy.
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For years, corporate America has called for a more competitive system that does away with worldwide taxation—a practice eschewed by most other OECD economies—and lowers the headline tax rate from the currently uncompetitive 35 percent rate.
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While Nurx focuses on HIV prevention and birth control on the cheap for folks without prescriptions, Lemonaid is geared toward people without insurance (a tally that is sure to rise if the GOP successfully does away with Obamacare).
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The Senate proposal also does away with the state and local tax deduction, known as SALT, for both income and property taxes, which is sure to alienate House Republicans from states like New York, New Jersey and California.
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Consequently, it's no surprise that after a year, the House Republican plan to repeal and replace Obamacare does away with the taxes that the law uses to fund the Medicaid expansion and the subsidies to purchase health insurance.
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Possibly — but that feeling quickly dissolves at the end of the GQ profile when, unfortunately, he does away with any goodwill he's earned by canceling the rest of the interview because the reporter made his fiancé Lauren Burnham cry.
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A completely separate mode, the educational tour does away with the violence and story that are at the core of Origins, and instead gives players a guided look at the realities of ancient Egypt, where the game takes place.
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And while Thirty Flights of Loving does away with a lot of gameplay, it still engages and thrills you with the feeling of being part of a heist, despite the fact that you don't actually do much of anything.
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While the Americans place a high premium on the notion of being your "authentic" self in The Circle, shedding many tears over the real connections they believe they've formed with one another, the Brazilian crowd does away with pretenses.
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A CNN poll released in July found that more than eight in 10 potential Democratic voters said they favor a national health insurance plan -- but just three in 10 favor a plan that completely does away with private insurance.
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But imagine a world where the team must disarm bomb threats and dodge water balloons, where secret agents panic when the lights go out and "M" does away with the cryptic script to just get on with the show.
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A CNN poll released in July found that more than 8 in 10 potential Democratic voters said they favor a national health insurance plan -- but just 3 in 10 favor a plan that completely does away with private insurance.
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Yet people will no longer be forced to pay a penalty if they go without health insurance for more than a short stretch—the bill does away with Obamacare's "individual mandate," but includes other incentives for people to maintain their coverage.
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Mobile Passport This app from Customs and Border Protection does away with the annoyance of that long customs form you get before arriving in the United States — you keep your passport information and answer all the customs questions on this app.
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But what if Apple suddenly does away with the 3.5mm jack in the next iPhone, thereby putting into the market over the ensuing year a couple of hundred million new devices that won't work with the headphones consumers already have?
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But it's even more pocketable than that pocket camera, because it does away with the colour LCD display, peering instead a simple onboard mono OLED screen – and plugging into an iPhone via the integrated Lightning connector when you want a real viewfinder.
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The e-tron Sportback also all but does away with blind spots thanks to strategically positioned cameras that pipe real-time images to displays built into the interior of the car's doors, giving you a view as to what's going on all around.
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The new top-of-the-range iPhone does away with the home button and its built-in fingerprint reader in favor of a new biometric — called Face ID — which uses a 211D scan of the user's face for authenticating and unlocking their device.
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And the bill does away with Obamacare's tax credits for individual market health plans, moving toward a system that gives smaller tax credits in general and decides how big a person's tax credit is based on their age instead of their income.
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The new premium handset with its edge-to-edge display (minus one unfortunate top notch) does away with the physical home button entirely and makes greater use of gestures for controlling the UI. The new interface for multitasking looks fluid and intuitive.
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The measure, formally known as the American Health Care Act, does away with ObamaCare's mandate requiring most people to buy health insurance and ends the law's Medicaid expansion that insures more than 10 million people across 31 states and the District of Columbia.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - AT&T Inc, the No. 2 U.S wireless provider, said on Wednesday that it would roll out a new data plan that does away with overage fees and reduces data speeds for wireless customers who surpass their data allowance.
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The Email Privacy Act does away with that provision, and unlike ECPA, the Privacy Act also makes it clear that a warrant is required even if an email is already opened — an occasional point of contention between privacy groups and the government.
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What you'll see is that it also went for a design language here that's still occasionally playful but that does away with many of the 3D effects, and instead opted for something that's more akin to Google's Material Design or Microsoft's Fluent Design System.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Energy Department on Wednesday cleared the way for faster approval of small scale exports of natural gas including liquefied natural gas to Latin American countries by issuing a rule that does away with a public interest review of the shipments.
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Instagram this morning is rolling out a radical redesign of its mobile application, which not only includes this new, brightly colored app icon but also a revamped user interface that does away with color in favor of a black-and-white look and feel.
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In the House tax proposal, which not only maintains the step-up but eventually does away with the estate tax, heirs get a double tax benefit: They can receive the asset free of the estate levy and they get a step-up in basis.
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The Republican plan does away with the individual mandate, and replaces it with a continuous coverage penalty: You can choose to be uninsured if you want, but when you try to buy insurance again, you face a 30 percent higher premium for a year.
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On phones and tablets, it does away with users ordering, and inserting or swapping small, fiddly chips into their devices (that ironically is also one reason that carriers have been resistant to eSIMs traditionally: it makes it much easier for their customers to churn away).
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It does away with a set of marching orders from 2013 known as the Cole Memo, which essentially told federal prosecutors to only pursue cases that involved flagrant violations of the law, such as black market dealers shipping large quantities of weed from one state to another.
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If the Senate does away with the rules requiring unanimity and supermajorities, it would make the body much more democratic — and more responsive to the country overall — because it would reduce the barriers for the majority of the country to implement its agenda once in power.
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Where Bohemian Rhapsody takes its story beats from Mercury's life — albeit with some dismaying alterations — to paint a straightforward portrait of the artist, Rocketman does away with the cinematic conventions of a more typical biopic, forgoing restaged, famous performances to instead reimagine and recontextualize John's catalog.
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But the AHCA does away with the income-based tax credits altogether, moving toward a tax credit system that scales based on age instead of income — although only individuals who make up to $75,000 a year can get a tax credit — and is, generally, just less generous.
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Released mere weeks ago at the same price as the 15.4-inch MacBook Pro that it succeeds, this new version features a larger and sharper display along with a brand-new "Magic Keyboard" that does away with the divisive "Butterfly" keyboard first introduced in late 2016.
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Another element that seems relevant to me is that if we're being invited to an event about a device that does away with reading and typing/tapping and is all about speaking and listening, then having no words on the invite also fits with the aural and oral theme.
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It is vital that these sentiments come to fruition in the form of meaningful legislation that either does away with the tax entirely, or at the very least, modifies the tax so that employees' personal contributions to their FSAs and HSAs are not counted toward the tax's trigger threshold.
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The company announced today an updated, cleaner design that does away with information density to instead give more room to the videos and their titles, plus other new features like an "Add to Queue" option on the desktop, a desktop version of YouTube's stop suggesting feature and more.
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Because Death of the Outsider does away with the chaos meter that appeared in past games, I'm not discouraged from holding grudges against guards or incentivized to take the higher road—unless that high road makes it easier to get revenge on those who prey on the weak.
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The idea that the perfect wardrobe is one that does away with "decision fatigue" in order to bring us one step closer to finding our inner Mark Zuckerbergs is less convincing when you consider that tech's obsession with efficiency is also responsible for such joyless innovations as Soylent.
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"Red Fuji" (1830-32) on the other hand, does away with perspectival inventiveness and reverts to the two-dimensional tradition: presenting the mountain as a gorgeously deep red triangle cutting into a deep blue background, its lower half bisected by green wash, simplifying the composition in almost geometric terms.
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Acer's Swift 7 line has always included some of the thinnest and lightest laptops in the world, and this year's refresh — first teased at IFA 2018 last summer — might just be the most impressive yet, with an incredible 92 percent screen-to-body ratio that nearly does away with bezels entirely.
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While the U.S. and other international versions of the application take advantage of facial recognition technology to suggest which friends to share with by identifying who appears in your photos, the modified being launched now does away with that feature due to various privacy laws and regulations in these markets.
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Related: This Is How the Costs of Bernie Sanders's New Health Care Plan Shake Out Although the Ryan plan does away with certain standards driving monthly payments up, allowing plans with low premiums will mean patients actually have very little coverage and will face huge out-of-pocket costs, experts say.
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Lifts telehealth restrictions: The bill does away with restrictions on medical providers who use telehealth to treat patients, including a rule that requires a provider to have treated the patient within the past three years and another that blocks specialists from evaluating patients on at-home dialysis face to face.
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Unlike a lot of not so great Christian rap, which can have a tendency of wanly subbing theistic themes in for edgier lyrical content—as a veggie burger does away with beef but not the ritual of huddling around a grill—Coloring Book is not angling to exist parallel to mainstream rap.
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This year, the theme was "Camp: Notes on Fashion," inspired by Susan Sontag's 1964 Partisan Review essay "Notes on 'Camp,'" in which she wrote about the concept as a "sensibility" that does away with traditional notions of what is considered good or bad, and instead embraces all things artificial, ironic, and dramatic.
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Some cities have been so welcoming that a sequel was called for in 2014: "Dixie's Never Wear a Tube Top While Riding a Mechanical Bull (And 16 Other Things I Learned While I Was Drinking Last Thursday)" does away with the Tupperware sales and dives into the character's personal life and philosophies.
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The entry-level iPad will also get an update, with a screen size increase from 9.7 inches to 10.2 inches, which could mean that it also slims down its bezel and does away with the dedicated Home button, though Bloomberg doesn't make mention of how it will actually change to accommodate the larger display size.
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Though the Secure Act does away with the stretch for nonspouse heirs, it makes an exception for a handful of beneficiaries: a surviving spouse, an owner's child who is still a minor, a beneficiary who is chronically ill or disabled, or a beneficiary who is no more than 10 years younger than the IRA owner.
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First, the technical aspect of things: Restoring Internet Freedom, the FCC rule that officially does away with 2015's Open Internet Order, was proposed last April, finalized in November, passed in December, entered into the Federal Register in February, approved by the Office of Management and Budget in May — and today, finally takes effect.
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The gestures themselves are also definitely nice to use on existing iPads, with the same level of polish you'd expect from Apple, but it's what they represent that's far more interesting: a foundation for Apple to introduce a bezel-less iPad that does away with the home button entirely — just like the one rumored to come out later this year.
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Let's see if the GOP can put a plan before the public that provides medical insurance to more people than ObamaCare and lowers premiums; that offers protections for people with pre-existing conditions; that pays bills for mental health, maternity and drug problems; that does away with yearly and lifetime caps on spending; and that protects young people from being prematurely pushed off of their parents' plans.
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