Furthermore, the collectivization of capitalists (read: mergers and acquisitions) lowers intra-industry competition, eliminates duplicative laborers, eliminates duplicative processes, and makes the job market less fluid all without sacrificing productivity.
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I want to streamline programs that are duplicative and redundant.
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The carrier versions will surely have even more duplicative apps.
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The Ending Duplicative Permitting Act (HR 85033), introduced by Rep.
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The Missouri Republican probably meant "duplicative" there, but never mind.
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Without nationwide relied, she argued duplicative litigation would have been likely.
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Congress would then vote on whether to repeal outdated and duplicative rules.
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Some of the provisions in the new policy appear to be duplicative.
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The directive is duplicative and unethical at best — and illegal at worst.
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Immigrant advocates argue that the process is both confusing and unnecessarily duplicative.
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Immigrant advocates argue that the process is both confusing and unnecessarily duplicative.
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She said at the time that she was focused on reducing duplicative programs.
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But Pallone said he thinks such a panel would be duplicative at best.
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They also say the rule is duplicative with regulations passed by many states.
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But Griffin said that the agency is not duplicative of pre-existing efforts.
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These programs are "unnecessary," and "duplicative," according to the White House budget plan.
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Right now, the program's success is limited by inefficient, costly and duplicative requirements.
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Some contained duplicative information, meaning the breach ultimately exposed less than four million customers.
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And, as Mashable's Matt Binder explained, duplicative content doesn't actually violate YouTube's site guidelines.
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Unfortunately, reducing duplicative and unnecessary rules seems to be the exception, not the rule.
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And while many are probably duplicative, some would be worth reading, the F.B.I. concluded.
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As America eschews global co-operation, its firms will also face more duplicative regulation abroad.
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Mashable has confirmed with the company that duplicative content only violates YouTube Partner Program policies.
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"When we do detect duplicative, or suspicious activity, we suspend accounts," the blog post said.
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Prosecutors avoid duplicative investigations because they waste resources and, in some instances, yield inconsistent results.
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SIP is duplicative of other Title III and V program funding for institutional support activities.
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Finally, duplicative programs must be addressed to achieve a more efficient and effective federal government.
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In its bankruptcy filing, Forever 21 highlighted "duplicative" inventory as one of its key challenges.
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To date, he has provided about 240,000 documents, many of which are irrelevant or duplicative.
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The first is, there's a lot of hardware out there that is duplicative in some senses.
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These services can also be duplicative, further slowing down the system, and even consuming battery life.
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The administration is seeking input on streamlining the permitting process and eliminating overlapping or duplicative work.
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Much of this spending is duplicative, since the vast majority of Michiganders already have health insurance.
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A key way to address this would be to streamline layers of oversight and duplicative offices.
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Rather, we should remove obsolete or duplicative regulations that stand in the way of startup growth.
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Filing one aggregated Form 5500 eliminates duplicative reporting by plan administrators, reducing costs for small businesses.
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The agency says it is looking to eliminate duplicative and ineffective regulations that impose unnecessary burdens.
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This is intended to streamline the legal process and keep the lawyers from doing duplicative work.
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These duplicative taxes threaten one of the most dynamic and fastest-growing sectors of our economy.
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The measure would create a commission to retrospectively review and wipe out unnecessary and duplicative regulations.
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They envision at least $300 million in cost reductions, including through eliminating "duplicative" corporate and operational roles.
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That compact, which Michigan joined in 1970, helped to avoid duplicative taxation of companies among member states.
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There's been some confusion online over whether channels with duplicative content were being completely removed from YouTube.
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Navigating through lengthy and often duplicative environmental regulations means that completing projects costs more and takes longer.
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Nunes said Monday that any additional probes into the hacking would be duplicative of current committee efforts.
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The administration says those grants are duplicative of others offered through the departments of Agriculture and Transportation.
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New York is one of those states with its own protections against such abusive and duplicative charges.
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The agency said Wednesday it is looking to eliminate duplicative and ineffective regulations that impose unnecessary burdens.
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And these often duplicative reviews mean needless delays to install small cells and other modern wireless infrastructure.
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The rule would limit methane pollution, but industry groups say it would be duplicative, unnecessary and costly.
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Nunes said Monday that any additional probes into the hacking would be duplicative of current committee efforts.
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"Those regulatory burdens, when they're unnecessary or duplicative, add costs that make us less competitive," he said.
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A lot of it seemed "duplicative" to what the government already provided and "therefore largely harmless," she said.
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Adhering to the schedule allows manufacturers to align refrigerant changes with these standards while avoiding duplicative design cycles.
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These are programs that even the White House Office of Management and Budget has called duplicative and wasteful.
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We can only estimate the full extent of overlapping and duplicative information reporting requirements grantees must adhere to.
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We all support efforts to streamline government, eliminate duplicative programs, and serve as good stewards of taxpayer dollars.
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For example, six annual Government Accountability Office reports on duplicative and overlapping programs have been published since 28503.
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We wanted to eliminate as much duplicative work across the platform and give them a flexible query interface.
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"The Regulatory Integrity Act of 2016 would be duplicative and costly to the American taxpayer," the statement read.
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The second form, a Hipaa release, might seem duplicative, given that it also provides access to medical records.
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According to the document, the Trump administration thinks the programs are duplicative of other federal and state initiatives.
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Unlike other moderate-sounding Democrats, he supported universal health care, just not a ban on duplicative private insurance.
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"It's not a duplicative task, it's a new thing we're doing to meet known mission requirements," he said.
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An attempt to crack down on spammy, duplicative apps has Apple at war with ChowNow, which aids restaurants.
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It wasn't necessarily saying SBA should be combined into Commerce, but I thought that if we have duplicative agencies and duplicative programs, we oughta combine them, and I'll tell you, there's sometimes, there can be 270 some programs doing one thing in different agencies, and we should look at them.
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Mike Enzi, R-Wyoming, added that government programs that are "duplicative or not delivering results" have to be cut.
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"There's been some confusion online over whether channels with duplicative content were being completely removed from YouTube," Binder wrote.
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EDA's grant programs are duplicative of other economic development programs within the Federal Government and State and local efforts.
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Medicare regulations designed to crack down on fraud—a laudable goal—have been unnecessarily strict, inefficient, duplicative, and costly.
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But more often than not, it was duplicative of the app launchers that are natively in Windows and macOS.
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Trippe said Apple and Tesla would make logical partners in autonomous cars because they have complementary, not duplicative patents.
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Members of Congress are also making proposals regarding broadband across rural America, some of which are duplicative and unnecessary.
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Moreover, the laws have been reactionary – rather than visionary – resulting in competing concerns and duplicative audit and enforcement procedures.
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Her work has resulted in savings of $600 million by avoiding wasteful and duplicative spending in UN peacekeeping missions.
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The order also requires the VA to conduct an internal review to make sure current efforts are not duplicative.
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Preventing duplicative and discriminatory taxes means more money in their pockets and more freedom to shop as they choose.
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"This was a very duplicative, unnecessary act of government interference in an area where BLM had no authority," Sen.
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The account posted "high volumes" of "duplicative content" and Twitter also continued to receive a spam complaints, according to Rosenberg.
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The company is also targeting $2123 billion in cost synergies, including leveraging scale in sourcing and eliminating duplicative corporate expenses.
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The goal is to "simplify permits and requirements, and clean up duplicative agency processes," they said this week without elaborating.
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The Senate should overturn this duplicative BLM rule that so grossly violates the law and basic principles of environmental stewardship.
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Industry groups criticized the EPA for adding a "duplicative" rule to a sector they say has already reduced methane emissions.
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Here's what is happening: Public transportation: The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) is withdrawing duplicative safety requirements for public transportation agencies.
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It is a costly, duplicative process that BLM is imposing in requiring additional National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) environmental assessments.
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In addition, it will require the VA to conduct an internal review to make sure current efforts are not duplicative.
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The Trump administration is asking Congress to cut "duplicative" environmental review procedures as part of the president's massive infrastructure plan.
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Adding another duplicative layer to federal regulation could stifle production ever further – with direct impacts on state and local revenues.
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Moreover Nixon had his favorite cliches--"keep the faith"--so I would not doubt he wrote Rizzo duplicative handwritten messages.
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Finally, they should look to eliminate wasteful and duplicative programs as well as those that have outlived their original intent.
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The dominant cryptocurrency marketplace charged users duplicative fees for previous purchases on Thursday, emptying and over-drafting users' bank accounts.
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When at least some of the regulations on the books are obsolete, duplicative, or ineffective, the answer must be no.
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The shale revolution provided previously inaccessible, affordable energy for American consumers, yet duplicative federal regulations imposed new costs and delays.
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It said his review of the records was "disappointingly superficial," with no attempt to root out excessive, unnecessary or duplicative billings.
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The current mix of standard deductions, personal exemptions, and child credit is needlessly duplicative, and the bill simplifies it a bit.
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These new policies, along with its latest "duplicative content" measure, have made it much harder for new YouTubers to monetize content.
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"Some are duplicative, some or obsolete, some are just finding a different methodology," said Linda Springer, a senior adviser to Mulvaney.
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This is especially troublesome when you consider that some of these new items are duplicative, minor adjustments to items already collected.
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The rule was an example of duplicative federal overreach, violating the legitimate authority of states to manage mining within their borders.
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Eliminate duplicative foreign aid programs, improve coordination of remaining programs, end congressional "earmarks," and terminate programs that do not work. 6900.
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Former President Barack Obama wanted Congress to give him broad authority to reform duplicative government agencies, but they didn't do it.
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However, he said that it would target "duplicative programs and things we don't think are necessary to operate the government sufficiently."
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I also felt that the "twinnish" clue at 63A, "Groundskeepers' supplies" for SODS, felt a bit duplicative with the theme clue.
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For his family to soak taxpayers for duplicative security and infrastructure to support their foreign business trips and New York lifestyle?
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When duplicative questions are merged, Roberts is expected to read out the name of each senator who originally submitted the questions.
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That limits the ability of federal regulators to share information with state regulators and often results in duplicative and inefficient examinations.
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Google's implementation is, like many things involving Google Assistant these days, a little strange and a little duplicative of current software.
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Instead, it should boost defense spending as needed, offsetting those costs by reforming or eliminating demonstrably ineffective and duplicative domestic programs.
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" The N.I.H. has told universities that federal officials also want to know about "duplicative funding for the same or similar projects.
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"Obviously, it doesn't make sense for the state to do a program that would be duplicative of a city program," he said.
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This year, we consolidated agencies with duplicative functions into a one-stop shop for economic development, called the Governor's Economic Opportunity Office.
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Honeywell said that uniting the two would allow them to shed duplicative research and manufacturing costs, while creating a financially stronger company.
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"We are working to curb unnecessary and duplicative regulatory burdens that do not serve the American people," Pruitt said in a statement.
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"We've built almost the same stack, which is validating for both companies, but would be duplicative of us to integrate," Kerrest said.
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A handful of bills from the Ways and Means Committee target duplicative payments in Medicaid and through the child tax credit benefit.
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That source called the subpoena "largely perfunctory" and said much of it will be "duplicative" of documents the special counsel already has.
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The EPA said that the rollback of Obama-era regulations for oil and natural gas drillers would reduce unnecessary and duplicative burdens.
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"We need to make sure that new regulations are necessary, not duplicative, and that they are based on sound science," he said.
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The proposal "removes unnecessary and duplicative regulatory burdens from the oil and gas industry," EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler said in a release.
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The layoffs are thought to be a result of the elimination of duplicative corporate staffing and are expected to impact Time Inc.
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The use of centralized vote-counting machines provides a mechanism to verify voter registration and alert officials to duplicative or unattributed votes.
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There would effectively be no private health insurance, because the new system would cover everyone and everything; duplicative coverage would be banned.
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The company's $33714 billion cost synergy target is predicated largely on improved sourcing, in addition to reducing duplicative costs in the combined entity.
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Even with a fee of just 1.2 percent that's $75.6 billion in duplicative fees on American retirement accounts, or about $1500 per household.
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And I have the feeling you're going to find a lot of cost overruns there and a lot of waste and duplicative activities.
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Of course, once carriers get ahold of the 10, plenty of bloatware and duplicative apps will likely find their way onto the phone.
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It would also require the agency to report when proposed spending is duplicative, something the Government Accountability Office also tracks after the fact.
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The program is a duplicative waste of tax dollars that forces USDA to do a job the Food and Drug Administration already does.
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"I don't see it as duplicative; I don't see it as running counter to; and I don't see it as competitive," Grijalva said.
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But industry consistently balked at those regulations, calling them an overreach, duplicative and unnecessary, unleashing a backlash that has informed Mr. Trump's approach.
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Federal grants should also allow states waivers to braid resources from a range of different funders to maximize effectiveness and reduce duplicative efforts.
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The Trump administration recently proposed changes to an Obama-era methane rule that would streamline implementation and reduce duplicative EPA and state requirements.
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Emerging technologies, which in theory tackles topics such as artificial intelligence, was seen as underperforming and duplicative of other parts of the government.
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Some are duplicative, have achieved their original purpose, are narrowly focused, or unable to demonstrate their effectiveness, according to a department budget document.
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Dozens of Coinbase users with debit card and bank accounts linked to the website complained in online forums Thursday about the duplicative charges.
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They cast it as a duplicative regulation that usurps state rights and slows down the distribution of natural gas through excessive red tape.
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There are far too many duplicative programs with and across departments — programs that have failed to achieve results, yet continue to receive funding.
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As you note, class actions are often the only way for consumers to hold wrongdoers accountable without having to engage in multiple duplicative actions.
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Likewise, the ban on duplicative private coverage is a regulatory change that serves the bill's policy agenda; it's not a spending or revenue measure.
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BENSON: -- so many inefficiencies and you know, duplicative groups and workers and charges that we can trim some fat off of this leviathan here.
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And, you know, there are a number of programs that I think are duplicative and redundant and not producing the results that people deserve.
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Those include proposals that would require federal agencies to issue only the "least costly" regulations and a measure to eliminate outdated and duplicative rules.
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We are and should be heavily regulated, but we're going to oppose duplicative regulation that delivers little environmental benefit while shutting down domestic production.
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That's why many state regulators and the Western Governors' Association believe EPA's duplicative rule is entirely unnecessary—a solution in search of a problem.
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MBDA provides minority business enterprises with a variety of business assistance services that are duplicative of other Federal, State, local, and private sector efforts.
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The funding is also duplicative of other Federal and non-Federal funding, including the $15 billion Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies program.
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Tom Cole (R-Okla.) says the rule is duplicative and unnecessary because the federal government already has a suspension and disbarment process in place.
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Most federal regulations have never been evaluated to determine whether they are duplicative, have achieved their desired effect or if they are cost-effective.
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And he promises to pay for all of that with a "full audit" at the Pentagon that eliminates duplicative bureaucracy and ends unwanted programs.
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Oil lobbyists pressed their case that the methane rule was onerous and duplicative, since many oil-producing states already have state-level methane regulations.
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However, BDCs are also subject to many outdated and duplicative regulations that limit the amount of capital they can make available to midsize companies.
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Supporters of the expensive and duplicative regulatory "fix" try to justify the establishment of a secondary inspection regime due to a "food safety risk".
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Other duplicative contract vehicles, such as GSA Schedules, NASA SEWP, Army CHESS or FedMall, could then be trimmed or eliminated, further reducing government overhead.
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And the state efforts to determine whether the Sacklers had committed fraud with Purdue's billions would be duplicative of Purdue's own scrutiny, lawyers said.
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"Doing so would eliminate duplicative state court litigation, which should immediately bring down the cost of D&O insurance for IPO companies," said Huskins.
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Besides which, the Pledge to American Workers is largely duplicative; Bloomberg found that many of the companies involved would have done the training anyway.
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Add to this industry self-regulation and consumers' own good judgment, and it's clear the CFPB's rule is a duplicative, overly burdensome jobs-killer.
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Moller singled out Medicare-for-all's prohibition on private insurance that is duplicative of the government plan as one likely casualty under the Byrd Rule.
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HTC says it worked with Google to reduce duplicative apps, and the 10 uses Google's apps for key things such as calendar, photos, and music.
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And I have the feeling that you are going to find a lot of cost overruns there and a lot of waste and duplicative activities.
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Despite the interface improvements, the Note 7 is still loaded with carrier bloatware and duplicative apps, things that have been dogging Samsung phones for years.
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Additionally, an orderly and predictable federal transition prevents a patchwork of state-level regulations that are complex, duplicative and costly for manufacturers and consumers alike.
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AMA was ahead of the curve on registration and any additional requirement for AMA members to register with the FAA is clearly duplicative and unnecessary.
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Professional billing was discussed during Wednesday's court hearing amid concerns raised by the court-appointed fee examiner such as duplicative work and automatic rate increases.
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Nakamura said that the insurer had subjected him to "virtually impossible" procedures in investigating his claim, burying him in unnecessary and duplicative paperwork and delays.
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Contrary to the implication that the Labor Department could delay the rule further to pursue yet another duplicative review, agency actions require an evidentiary basis.
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The rampant ethical issues of Cabinet members like EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt do more to damage the functioning of government than a few duplicative programs.
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Two weeks ago the Senate voted to support a Congressional Review Act (CRA) petition designed to get rid of the wasteful, duplicative USDA catfish regulation.
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In seeking to prevent the impeachment process from leading to potentially duplicative trials, the actions taken thus far by Pelosi serve the paramount national interest.
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It promotes information sharing between state and federal regulators who are already examining a TSP so they can effectively use resources to avoid duplicative examinations.
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The program allows schools in high poverty communities to offer free breakfast and lunch to all the students in the school—and eliminate duplicative paperwork.
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The 22019 rule won support from environmentalists, but drilling interests and some Western states said it would be costly to implement and create duplicative regulations.
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The budget "reduces duplicative and underperforming programs by eliminating discretionary activities of the Rural Business and Cooperative Services, a savings of $95 million," it adds.
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The BLM said Monday that much of the rule was duplicative with state laws or had a higher cost or lower benefit than previously estimated.
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The 2015 rule won support from environmentalists, but drilling interests and some Western states said it would be costly to implement and create duplicative regulations.
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McMahon clarified her previous remarks, saying she was running for one of Connecticut's Senate seats at the time and was focused on reducing duplicative programs.
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It will wring out the duplicative and wasteful administrative costs of the free marketplace and provide negotiating leverage to stabilize medical provider and pharmacy costs.
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So, on my test unit, there was a passel of unnecessary, duplicative Samsung software, and another folder chock full of bloatware from the carrier, T-Mobile.
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A consolidated manufacturing footprint, procurement efficiencies, distribution network consolidation, and the elimination of redundant sales and marketing functions and duplicative corporate overhead will create cost savings.
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The environmental lobby is advocating for yet more regulation that kills jobs, and industry is trying to stop duplicative federal regulation that reduces American energy production.
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The proposed revisions will also seek to minimize what BSEE says are duplicative notifications of rig movements that operators are required to send to the agency.
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One last order of business to be done before 2016 is over is to eliminate the United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA) duplicative Catfish inspection program.
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These laws require duplicative visits to the doctor and forced ultrasounds or create onerous requirements with the effect of forcing abortion providers to close their doors.
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Otherwise, he explained, the Establishment Clause would have been duplicative of the Free Exercise Clause, which clearly prohibits government action that coerces religious belief or practice.
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The report card grades agencies on their progress in consolidating data centers, cutting down on duplicative spending, enhancing agency CIO authorities and providing project risk assessments.
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The oil industry has opposed the regulations, arguing they are costly and duplicative of state pollution standards, and noting they have cut emissions on their own.
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"To add additional and duplicative costs for commercial flights for the governor, staff and required security would be a waste of taxpayer money," Ms. Lever said.
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Esvelt hopes to use the technology as a lever to pry open what he sees as the often secretive and needlessly duplicative process of scientific research.
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Those who would let the Perkins Loan program disappear often claim that it is duplicative of the much larger, and much better known Stafford Loan program.
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So, on my test unit, there was a passel of unnecessary, duplicative Samsung software, and another folder chock-full of bloatware from the carrier, T-Mobile.
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"The budget also proposes that USDA responsibly and efficiently use taxpayer resources by making targeted reforms to duplicative programs and overly generous subsidy programs," the document said.
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"We are taking the organization through significant structural change to lower costs, bring teams closer together and reduce duplicative work," CEO Jeff Gennette said in a statement.
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Critics also warn that Sinclair could seek to eliminate "duplicative" local news programming, leading to job losses and a reduction of media diversity at the local level.
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One example is the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) finding that a requirement for both automakers and gasoline stations to capture gasoline vapors at the pump was duplicative.
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One element of that is improving conditions and services in camps, bringing a development mindset to places where services have often been sloppy, duplicative, or simply absent.
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Then you would need to systematically identify, modify or eliminate the red tape: The underachievers of the regulatory code that are ineffective, obsolete, duplicative or unnecessarily complex.
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"The decision to promulgate this duplicative rule at this stage is post-election midnight regulation and therefore obstructionism at its worst," said Hal Quinn, the group's president.
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Trump's demand that defense spending be offset by cutting waste elsewhere in the budget finally gives Republicans the green light they need to remove duplicative, wasteful programs.
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What was once a simple mortgage process, both for the banker and the home buyer, now involved ample pages of paperwork, time constraints, and unnecessary, duplicative fees.
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"To avoid duplicative discovery and unnecessary expenditure of public funds, the court will stay this case pending the completion of discovery in those other cases," Walton ordered.
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The government, however, does not leverage its immense buying power, with agencies holding duplicative and inefficient contracts instead of acting as a single enterprise when making purchases.
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The bill promotes a more focused approach to learning through the "programs of study" framework – non-duplicative sequences of courses culminating in education or work-based credentials.
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The inefficiencies created by closed data systems can lead to duplicative testing, possibly missed opportunities to improve outcomes and an inability for doctors to coordinate patient care.
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Michael German, the former FBI special agent, said a domestic terrorism statute would be duplicative because the acts committed by white nationalist terrorists are generally already crimes.
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"A large number of people have blocked you in response to high volumes of untargeted, unsolicited, or duplicative content or engagements from your account," we were informed.
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Stations can even stratify the times they air news for this same reason, which would prevent duplicative programming and create positive externalities for better-informed local communities.
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It tells them they now must pay additional health insurance premiums for more, mostly duplicative, insurance coverage through Medicare or risk losing their health insurance benefits entirely.
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Already understaffed and under-budgeted, state and local law enforcement agencies have to make difficult choices in allocating resources (personnel and money) to these duplicative federal initiatives.
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The rationale for eliminating the OFR focuses almost exclusively on its economic analysis function which, it is claimed, is duplicative of analysis done by multiple federal agencies.
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The truth is the 'badge program' would penalize drivers who are unable to complete the city's duplicative background check by revoking their access to critical earning opportunities.
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The current mix of standard deductions, personal exemptions, and child credit is needlessly duplicative, and the bill simplifies it a bit, while creating new winners and losers.
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A report by court-appointed fee examiner Brady Williamson raised flags over firms' alleged duplicative work, lack of billing details and over-attendance at hearings and mediation sessions.
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" SELF-HELP AND ASSISTED HOMEOWNERSHIP OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM ACCOUNT "The Budget proposes to eliminate small grant programs that are duplicative or overlap with other Federal, State, and local efforts.
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What all involved must remember is that any changes must compassionately consider protecting timely access to care while making sure that regulations are less rigid, duplicative and costly.
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Instead of improving coordination, HR2323 will divide U.S. international media in the face of a growing enemy propagandist threat and create an expensive and duplicative new government bureaucracy.
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"I'm hoping if they all redesign, they do it originally and they come up with a unique idea and it's not redesigned in a duplicative way," he said.
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In order to receive authorization to proceed with a project, counties must jump through numerous, duplicative regulatory hoops from multiple agencies on both the federal and state level.
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First, the bill streamlines the burdensome and often duplicative licensure process for researchers seeking to conduct cannabis research, while still maintaining all necessary safeguards against misuse and abuse.
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"What we have done is look inside S.B.A, and what I have found is there are some duplicative programs that we are going to be merging," she said.
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By eliminating duplicative layers, reprioritizing wasteful spend and focusing the organization on the most important tasks, we (and our team of consultants) have found that companies grow faster.
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The bill's authors maintain that the reason they added language limiting those who could investigate cases is because they thought it would be duplicative to have OCE involved.
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It answers long-standing complaints that Republicans and various industries have had about the permitting process, which they say is overly burdensome, often duplicative and takes too long.
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"There are real questions about the need for these services and are these services duplicative of what PR people inside the agency are already doing," said POGO's Amey.
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"The participation involved in approving the report is duplicative, and weighted in favor of interests that may have a predisposition to opposing the concept of position limits," he wrote.
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It ought to improve regional transmission planning, reduce duplicative reserves, shave peaks, and substantially lower the cost of wholesale power, with great benefits for ratepayers, jobs, and state economies.
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Mulvaney has only said that it will be up to individual agencies to determine where there are "duplicative" or "nonessential" programs or services where staffing levels can be cut.
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But if an office isn't doing its job, the Secretary should fix it, hire more people, give them the resources they need, and listen – not create a duplicative office.
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While ASEAN now boasts 10 unicorns, they are duplicative in the sense that more than one exists in a particular category, which is unsustainable for winner-takes-all markets.
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"We have also reaffirmed our commitment to spending taxpayer dollars wisely and efficiently by consolidating or eliminating duplicative and ineffective federal programs," said U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos.
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It would have cut old budget authority that has expired and cannot be spent, funds that have laid untouched for years, and funds that are either unnecessary or duplicative.
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We need to improve access, make cancer characterization more cost-effective and available to the patients who need it rather than invest in a government sponsored, duplicative regulatory framework.
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Mr. Bernhardt and Kate MacGregor, deputy chief of staff for policy at the Interior Department, said the new measures would help the industry avoid costly and duplicative red tape.
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"EPA's proposal delivers on President Trump's executive order and removes unnecessary and duplicative regulatory burdens from the oil and gas industry," EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler said in a statement.
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"The video files Media Interveners seek are duplicative of the deposition transcripts of Mr. Trump's testimony, none of which remains designated 'Confidential,'" Trump's attorneys wrote in a filing Monday.
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While the SEC regulates equities markets and the CFTC covers commodities and derivatives trades, the two agencies have often struggled to work together through jurisdictional overlap and duplicative efforts.
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Powell on Wednesday sought to emphasize that the new guidance for bank directors will enhance their oversight ability, carving out a role that was separate from management rather than duplicative.
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This is a simple fix to what amounts to an expensive and time-consuming duplicative paperwork burden that puts pregnant women at risk of contracting Zika in their own communities.
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While mandatory environmental reviews must be stringent to protect waterways and wildlife, federal bureaucrats insist on duplicative, sequential processes that exacerbate regulatory uncertainty, delay approvals and drive up consumer costs.
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"Unions will still be able to negotiate for and provide wrap-around services and other coverage not duplicative of the benefits established under Medicare-for-all," the plan now says.
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The country's ability to revive its energy production and manufacturing sectors has been slowed to a crawl due, in large part, to the duplicative, inefficient programs and agencies in Washington.
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For now, cutting bad, duplicative, wasteful federal government programs in the president's budget is a good start and gives Republicans more backbone to advocate for the same on Capitol Hill.
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"I'm pleased the EPA took all of the facts into consideration and decided against imposing new, duplicative and burdensome financial assurance requirements for hardrock mines," Murkowski said in a statement.
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They have opposed efforts to restrict methane emissions, arguing that federal rules are duplicative in light of state standards, and that the industry is good at self-regulating methane leaks.
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People who want to abolish ICE aren't complaining it is duplicative, or that it's performing a function the federal government should not, but rather that deportations are out of control.
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"The Department has been and remains committed to developing the strongest possible rule, while also reducing duplicative regulation and minimizing the compliance burden on firms," Trupo wrote in an email.
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The company said its design teams would be centered on categories to combat this, to "reduce duplicative design and help produce the trendy fashion upon which its brand was built."
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Judge Jackson on Wednesday fretted about this, saying dueling cases could lead to a "duplicative" amount of work, particularly for the defense, and potentially "inconsistent rulings" by the two judges.
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"We are taking the organization through significant structural change to lower costs, bring teams closer together, and reduce duplicative work," Macy's CEO Jeff Gennette said in a statement on Tuesday.
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In that light, the potential merger — which would eliminate duplicative functions and most likely include some layoffs — seems less aggressive and more cautious, the corporate equivalent of the prevent defense.
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He also asked the court to dismiss one of two charges he faces alleging he made false statements in registering his foreign lobbying work, because they are duplicative, he said.
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Apart from one strange moment, when Buttigieg pretzeled a question about foreign policy into a point about how Denmark does not ban duplicative private insurance, Buttigieg effectively used his time.
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Why does such a small number of agricultural interests need so many handouts, including duplicative programs, when the vast majority of farmers do just fine without any handouts at all?
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"A majority of my colleagues on this side of the aisle who call themselves fiscal conservatives have said, 'Well, we want to keep this duplicative program,'" McCain said last month.
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Federal regulators have overstepped their role and infringed on the traditional model of state-centered decision-making by implementing duplicative regulatory burdens on the thousands of small-business independent producers.
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Republicans and the oil industry have long complained that the rule is duplicative and unnecessarily costly, while Democrats and environmentalists say it significantly reduces wasted methane and greenhouse gas pollution.
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One problem with duplicative ETFs, or those that have arisen from a market being overly "sliced and diced," Ahmed explained, is that their liquidity is limited if they are thinly traded.
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"The Office of Education has experienced significant challenges in implementing a NASA-wide education strategy and is performing functions that are duplicative of other parts of the agency," the request says.
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In addition, the Budget seeks to reduce or end direct funding for international organizations whose missions do not substantially advance US foreign policy interests, are duplicative, or are not well-managed.
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An agency spokesperson said DOE is "looking for ways to consolidate the many duplicative programs that currently exist within DOE," and that the Office of International Climate and Technology would close.
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Localization barriers discriminate against U.S. firms that use foreign data services by forcing them to use or set up local services when they otherwise would not, creating duplicative costs for businesses.
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"This is almost duplicative of 1980, when middle-income working-class voters in Pennsylvania became Reagan Democrats," says former Harrisburg mayor Stephen R. Reed, a Democrat who supported Clinton in 2008.
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We need to increase access to mineralized lands, especially in our western states and Alaska, and streamline our duplicative mine permitting process to reverse the 20-year slump in hardrock mining.
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"My understanding was that anything that would be on these hard drives was duplicative of things that had already been hashed out" in court challenges to Mr. Hofeller's maps, she said.
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"After engaging the public and analyzing the best available data, E.P.A. believes that additional regulatory requirements for hazardous substances discharges would be duplicative and unnecessary," Mr. Pruitt said in a statement.
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It did not forecast how many agents' jobs would be lost, but it stated that agents who imposed "unfair, excessive or duplicative charges" would be the most likely to lose business.
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Such drugs produce windfalls for the drug industry but do little to improve health, and too much of drug companies' R&D spending is wasted on developing these expensive, duplicative therapies.
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It is duplicative of state and Environmental Protection Agency efforts to reduce methane emissions from oil and gas sites and ignores that methane emissions have steadily dropped due to industry innovation.
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If adopted, it would maintain the environmental standards that operators are currently subject to, remove bureaucratic hurdles proliferating permitting delays, all while streamlining the multi-phased approvals that are unnecessarily duplicative.
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The new policy, which also aims to cut back on duplicative requests for information and late-stage changes in the approval process, was unveiled at Trump Tower in New York City.
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The Obama administration had encouraged states to use this arrangement to reduce duplicative paperwork and extend SNAP to people who would otherwise be ineligible due to the program's strict income limits.
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Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett, a Republican, said registration surged throughout the state, but only Shelby County had applications yet to process and so many that were duplicative or incomplete.
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Another duplicative rule at a time when methane emissions are falling and on top of an onslaught of other new BLM and EPA regulations could drive more energy production off federal lands.
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But because of a duplicative permitting process, caused by a flawed court decision, some will find it more difficult to contain and kill mosquito populations this year that may be carrying Zika.
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Automation and data analytics, he explained, could greatly lower the costs of car repairs for customers, insurers and auto repair shops by eliminating the waste of paper systems and duplicative data entry.
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" In May, Peck told analysts that the recent missteps at Old Navy were "much less about product" and more about mistakes in its assortment, which skewed too fashionable and was often "duplicative.
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"The last thing we need is more duplicative and costly regulations that discourage natural gas production, interrupt our progress reducing emissions and increase the cost of energy for American consumers," he said.
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But a permitting process that involves duplicative reviews at federal and state levels, often by multiple agencies that are not actively communicating with each other, hampers investment, job creation and national security.
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We can do this by excluding duplicative patents, expired patents, patents not in force in major economic markets, and patents for base station, infrastructure, and other innovations not relevant to handset makers.
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It would implement policies to reduce the reach and weight of the federal government by eliminating wasteful and duplicative programs and rolling back harmful regulations that have stifled the nation's economic recovery.
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It cites a desire to reduce "ambiguity" and duplicative authority - the PCAOB is a non-profit corporation established by Congress that reports to the SEC, and both have jurisdiction over audit firms.
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Perhaps lawmakers could begin to rebuild the public trust by agreeing to end duplicative parochial programs, and reduce redundant and unnecessary regulations, from which they could proceed to tackle the tougher issues.
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The policy requires coordination with other federal and state enforcement authorities and consideration of the amount of penalties paid by the company to those authorities in order to avoid unnecessary or duplicative penalties.
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The firms are needed because such programs are often not easy to run on the back end and require administrative work to wrangle hackers to participate and filter out incorrect or duplicative reports.
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"Posting duplicative or substantially similar content, replies, or mentions over multiple accounts you control, or creating duplicate or substantially similar accounts, with or without the use of automation, is never allowed," it says.
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He went on to explain that one of their main missions is to prevent duplicative patient profiles from existing in multiple systems or on paper in multiple healthcare offices like it does today.
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" The platform's spam policy covers many different types of bad behavior, including the posting of "duplicative or substantially similar content, replies, or mentions over multiple accounts" or "[attempting] to artificially inflate account interactions.
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They worry that not only has the EPA failed to study the issue thoroughly, but the imposition of a duplicative, redundant financial assurance requirement could put a number of mines out of business.
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Which is why we included a provision that strikes a duplicative and unnecessary EPA federal permitting requirement for 180 days, so we can treat Zika like the public health crisis that it is.
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Bob Gibbs (R-Ohio), the bill's sponsor, said it would help to eliminate a "duplicative and unnecessary permitting regulation" that has made it more difficult for some local governments to spread for mosquitoes.
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The EPA said its rollback of former President Obama's 2015 methane regulation for oil and natural gas drillers would give the industry $484 million over six years, while reducing unnecessary and duplicative burdens.
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During Mr. Obama's 2012 run, Ms. Wasserman Schultz clashed with the presidential campaign over various party efforts, including her push to establish a women's program that was seen as duplicative of the campaign.
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The EPA said its rollback of former President Obama's 28500 methane regulation for oil and natural gas drillers would give the industry $6900 million over six years, while reducing unnecessary and duplicative burdens.
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While these are two new charges, prosecutors said that if the judge finds them duplicative of the existing predatory sexual assault charges, then they would want to move forward on the new charges.
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The challenge for plans is that they are often asked for data in a duplicative fashion, with different requirements and mandates by the state and federal governments, and no standard for data protection.
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"A majority of my colleagues on this side of the aisle who call themselves fiscal conservatives have said, 'Well, we want to keep this duplicative program,'" McCain said Wednesday on the Senate floor.
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Since then, the handling of asbestos trust claims has become a bugaboo for tort reformers, who claim plaintiffs' lawyers routinely file fraudulent and duplicative demands, looting trusts at the expense of future asbestos victims.
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As Sarah Kliff's excellent explainer details, Sanders's legislation builds a much more generous system under the Medicare banner and, along the way, bans duplicative private insurance and sunsets the current Medicaid and Medicare programs.
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First, as President Trump has noted, we need to holistically examine the means by which immigrants enter the United States and then shut down as many of the duplicative and unvetted programs as possible.
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Energy companies had complained that the methane rule would add costs to wells that were not producing much oil and gas, and that it was duplicative as the sector had already reduced the emissions.
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These duplicative programs often work at cross purposes, are administered by a variety of agencies with different rules and criteria and squander resources that could be used to better the lives of all Americans.
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For U.S. businesses, interoperability between a U.S. law and GDPR allows companies to make a singular investment in infrastructure, rather than building duplicative and complex systems to comply with various requirements in different jurisdictions.
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This ceaseless barrage of duplicative, one-size-fits-all regulations — which have increased by nearly 85033 percent since 2005 — has changed the nature of community banking from local investment to paperwork, compliance and examination.
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The oil and gas sector has opposed efforts to restrict methane emissions, arguing that federal rules are duplicative in light of state standards, and that the industry is good at self-regulating methane leaks.
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"We have been pleased with the response from EPA regarding eliminating duplicative and ineffective programs as well as regulatory requirements that needlessly delay infrastructure projects," said Dave McCurdy, president of the American Gas Association.
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Congress should work with the executive branch to prioritize worthy spending programs — like the Syrian relief efforts and response to Zika — and cut the programs that are wasteful, duplicative or simply not as essential.
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The committee mandated that the Nevada Democratic Party collect more than 100 data points from each of the state's 2,097 precincts — and that it had to use a duplicative notation system to guarantee accuracy.
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He declined to cooperate with the OCE's review, saying that it would be duplicative, given that the House Ethics Committee has the final word on whether members are in compliance with the chamber's rules.
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Congress should work with the Executive Branch to prioritize worthy spending programs – like the Syrian relief efforts and response to Zika – and cut the programs that are wasteful, duplicative, or simply not as essential.
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Ambient Mode looks pretty handy, even if it seems somewhat duplicative of a functionality you could already find on a Google Nest Hub, as my colleague Dieter Bohn pointed out in his original article.
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The increased scale afforded by the combined company is expected to generate $23 million of annual run-rate cash synergies, primarily from the elimination of duplicative functions, systems consolidation, and increased operational and capital efficiencies.
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Trump has not even appointed a permanent leader for the drug control policy office -- ironic, as he intends to put the administrative burden of supporting this duplicative commission on the back of that very office.
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Sharing energy over a wider geographic area improves efficiency, smooths out peaks and troughs in demand, reduces the use of duplicative backup resources, allows for the integration of more renewable energy, and reduces power prices.
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The result, the briefs said, will be thousands of protective filings by investors worried about preserving their right to sue – exactly the sort of duplicative and inefficient litigation that class actions are intended to curtail.
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It would be easy, given the considerable evidence that the House managers have detailed on Wednesday during their opening arguments on the Senate floor, to see these emails as duplicative of existing evidence and testimony.
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Among the other recommendations in The Times's report were reducing duplicative layers of article editing, and having visual experts play "the primary role covering some stories" — part of an urgent call for more visual journalism.
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The regulations were intended to prevent such disasters in the future, but oil companies complained that many were costly, burdensome and duplicative, and that they were already developing industrywide safety protocols to prevent future blowouts.
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During the Obama years, it was industry groups like the American Petroleum Institute and conservative states that were suing the feds over the standards, saying they were duplicative, overly broad and carried expensive compliance costs.
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The new version will eliminate "cumbersome and duplicative requirements" that disadvantage smaller drilling operations, which make up an estimated 7 in 10 wells on public lands, said Katharine MacGregor, a deputy assistant secretary of Interior.
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Just as there are too many confusing, often redundant choices on the breakfast cereal shelves at the grocery store, there are too many duplicative and puzzling choices in the Apple and Google Play app stores.
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For now, Republicans are maintaining that establishing a separate select committee would merely be duplicative — and "do not see any benefit in opening further investigations," as House Intelligence Chair Devin Nunes said in a statement.
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Officials at the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management are repealing 2015 fracking rules, effective immediately, "to relieve operators of duplicative, unnecessary, costly and unproductive regulatory burdens," according to a new notice in the Federal Register.
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The budget cuts what it calls a "duplicative" Department of Agriculture grant program investing in water and wastewater in rural communities, and estimates the government will save $498 million by shifting investment to the private sector.
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In a November comment letter to the SEC, the AFL-CIO said it supported "reducing redundancy and addressing 'information overload," noting that much of the information in public disclosures is duplicative and not useful to investors.
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Rather, it was nothing more than a thinly disguised effort to advance the war on coal from the supply side by regulating the coal mining industry out of business through overly burdensome, costly, and duplicative regulations.
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A Facebook official who insisted on speaking on background said the company found that many of the records were duplicative and estimated that the actual number of users exposed was about half of what TechCrunch reported.
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Trump officials say in the proposal released Monday that the Obama regulation is largely duplicative of state and tribal standards, and would cost the oil and gas industry up to $45 million a year to comply.
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The bill makes it illegal for insurers to sell coverage deemed "duplicative" with Conyers's program; since the bill provides unlimited free coverage for virtually every possible ailment, basically every existing health insurance program would become illegal overnight.
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So Sanders's plan makes it illegal for employers to offer benefits duplicative of his new program, and he folds all existing government insurance programs save for veterans care and the Indian Health Service into the new system.
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" And Senate Armed Services Committee member Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) -- who led last year's effort to kill the House's space corps proposal -- has said the new branch "would cost so much money, it would be so duplicative.
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Twitter declined to comment, but the company has a "platform manipulation policy" that prohibits activities like creating multiple accounts to post duplicative content or "mutually interacting accounts" that inflate or manipulate the prominence of tweets or accounts.
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The SEC is considering revising the statistical disclosure guidelines for banks, which could lead to the agency removing duplicative rules, but it will extend the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
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Yet the EPA and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) are developing new regulations, despite the obvious concern that implementing two sets of regulations from two different agencies on the same issue practically guarantees duplicative, costly overlap.
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The Trump administration has long maintained that reducing regulatory red tape and eliminating duplicative steps in the approval process will not only speed up project delivery, but will also make projects more attractive to the private sector.
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Last month, The Times released an internal report that called for swift changes in the newsroom, including more staff training, a commitment to hiring journalists with wider-ranging skills and an elimination of duplicative layers of editing.
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I can remember a time 15 years ago where the challenge was what breakthrough could you have or what new direction in science would not just be redundant or duplicative of, perhaps, some existing therapy on the market.
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Some argue this is duplicative and just more government over-regulation, while others don't think we can tread carefully enough in what could potentially wipe out all inherited diseases in the future and radically change the human race.
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This tenet is significantly different from Sanders's plan, in which private insurance would be duplicative in most instances, and only exist for a narrow set of health care needs that Medicare does not cover, such as plastic surgery.
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"With the need to rebuild the nation's military without increasing the deficit, this budget focuses the Department of Labor on its highest priority functions and disinvests in activities that are duplicative, unnecessary, unproven, or ineffective," the proposal says.
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The goal of the team is to have a satisfactory outcome: no hospital readmissions, no duplicative medications, no missed appointments, no post-hospitalization infections, no missed medications, and finally, clear communications between the delivery team and the patient.
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The emails allegedly just discovered could very well be duplicative of those previously obtained by the FBI and could easily be matched up to those already in the FBI's possession using available technology in a matter of hours.
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Of course, you could simply mimic a well-constructed comment already made by someone else, but duplicative submissions bears little more weight than a simple, "I'm in favor," or "I oppose" comment that lacks supporting facts and reasoning.
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It is time for House leadership to listen to the people of America who are tired of wasteful, duplicative programs and to allow a vote to finally end an unnecessary program that is costing taxpayers millions of dollars.
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Their rationale: Trump officials say in the proposal released Monday that the Obama regulation is largely duplicative of state and tribal standards, and would cost the oil and gas industry up to $2628 million a year to comply.
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The short version: Warren would implement much of Medicare-for-all before scheduling a vote to ban duplicative insurance, while Sanders would try to pass the entire legislation, with the benefits and the ban, in his first year.
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It's not quite true to say Sanders's plan abolishes private insurance entirely — you could still buy non-duplicative private insurance — but it would mean that the roughly 180 million Americans who have private insurance would see their plans canceled.
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In a 85033-2 vote, the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee backed the amended bill, which would waive duplicative Customs and Border Protection (CBP) polygraph hiring requirements for applicants who have qualifying law enforcement or military experience.
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The program is duplicative in that it creates a parallel training system for migrant and seasonal farmworkers, despite the fact that these individuals are eligible to receive services through the core Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) formula programs.
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To be clear, repealing this rule would in no way roll back environmental protections: there are already rules by the states and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in place, which means BLM's efforts are duplicative, not to mention expensive.
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Hensarling's rationale for eliminating the OFR focused on its economic analysis function, which he and other sponsors of The Financial CHOICE Act, a replacement for the Dodd Frank legislation, claimed is duplicative of analysis done by other federal agencies.
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While each state sets its own educational requirements and vetting standards for resident licenses, some also seek to impose onerous and duplicative rules that serve to discourage nonresident agents and brokers from attempting to do business in those states.
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Streamlining interagency efforts In the past, security sector assistance policy formulation and programming has involved uneven coordination among the various interagency stakeholders carrying out duplicative efforts or partnerships with gaps, because of a lack of interagency clarity and delegation.
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"We will continue to work with regulators to ensure that regulations are cost-effective, scientifically based and not duplicative, overly burdensome or in conflict with other regulations," Daren Beaudo, director of media relations at ConocoPhillips, said in an email.
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"We are particularly concerned with the lack of a unified command for electrical grid restoration to ensure that resources are properly and quickly utilized, that specific tasks are appropriately prioritized, and that efforts are not duplicative," the senators wrote.
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Mr. Baquet and Mr. Kahn, however, went beyond the report and more bluntly addressed the need for staff cuts, saying that moving away from "duplicative and often low-value line editing" would lead to reductions in the editor ranks.
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Under President Trump's 2018 fiscal year budget proposal, the agency, which opened in 1998, would be eliminated because its role is "largely duplicative" of efforts by other agencies, presumably the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and Environmental Protection Agency.
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"The Budget request supports core Departmental and mission critical activities while streamlining, reducing, or eliminating duplicative, redundant, or lower priority programs where the Federal role competes with the private sector or other levels of government," the president's budget says.
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Since 2011, federal agencies have been systematically reviewing rules on the books, under a governmentwide effort begun by President Barack Obama to revise and eliminate duplicative or outdated rules and to identify regulatory gaps where new rules are needed.
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The Trump administration is seeking to tackle what it calls a duplicative environmental review process for major infrastructure projects by trying to amend bedrock environmental laws like the decades-old National Environmental Policy Act, Clean Water Act and Clean Air Act.
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For per capita rates: To account for people who may file duplicative complaints, multiple complaints issued in the same category, for the same address, on the same day were counted as one — "unique complaints" in the maps and charts below.
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But is something very different to oppose the House debating a measure that the Senate passed, one that would end a program that the Government Accountability Office has cited on 10 occasions for being duplicative and costing the taxpayers money.
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The only real way to avoid carrier bloatware entirely is to wait for the unlocked version of the Note 7 to arrive, but Samsung has yet to say when that will be available, and it will still likely have duplicative apps.
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Unnecessary regulatory divergence between the United States and European Union quickly turned into market access barriers as U.S.-based reinsurers were told they could not offer reinsurance to the EU and insurance groups were threatened with onerous, duplicative regulatory requirements.
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"The White House is directing federal agencies to avoid preemptive, burdensome or duplicative rules that would needlessly hamper AI innovation and growth," Kratsios wrote, describing the guidelines as critical to keeping China's authoritarian use of artificial technology from gaining global sway.
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"I guess in the end, I'm much less concerned about allegedly duplicative or different rules applying to different providers than I am about getting it right for the user and making sure there actually is protection for them," he added.
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"The Congressman was disappointed that the OCE decided to waste taxpayer money and engage in a duplicative review when ultimately it is the Committee on Ethics – and not the OCE – that is the ultimate arbiter of Member conduct," Williamson said.
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Applications that depend on a network connection can run on their own, duplicative efforts on the watch and the phone can be eliminated, and who knows, maybe we can finally get the Dick Tracy videophone watch we've always dreamt of.
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Agencies are ordered to follow nine "Principles of Economic Mobility" to guide their proposed policy changes, including adding work requirements, giving states more flexibility — usually in the form of block grants — consolidating duplicative programs, and encouraging involvement from the private sector.
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"I have no doubt that Scott will return the EPA to its core objectives," said Republican Senator James Inhofe, also of Oklahoma, adding the agency had been guilty of "federal overreach, unlawful rule making, and duplicative red tape," during President Barack Obama's presidency.
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One is that the standard deduction, personal exemption, and child credit are all sort of duplicative parts of the tax code, and many tax reform efforts of all ideological stripes want to find some way to merge them into a more coherent system.
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Other proposals are being considered as part of the Senate effort, including measures to establish a nine-person commission to review duplicative and outdated rules already on the books, and a requirement that regulators publish advance notices for all major rule-makings.
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While the proposal would slash money for various education programs, including a student loan forgiveness program for public employees that DeVos' team reportedly described as duplicative and ineffective, it seeks to increase funding for school choice tax credits for students K-12.
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"With the need to rebuild the nation's military without increasing the deficit, this budget focuses the Department of Labor on its highest priority functions and disinvests in activities that are duplicative, unnecessary, unproven, or ineffective," the White House budget proposal says. Sen.
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Rolling back offshore safety regulations might not be wise The Trump administration wants to review the offshore safety requirements imposed after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, apparently at the behest of the oil industry, which contends the requirements are overly burdensome and duplicative.
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While regulation and supervision of cyber preparedness has an important role in the collective cyber defense effort, the current landscape of duplicative, redundant and overlapping requirements of multiple regulators can lead to a suboptimal balance of industry resources devoted to compliance versus security.
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Back in early January, our new president was still putting the finishing touches on his fancy new office when news broke that the House was going to reform a Nancy Pelosi-era duplicative ethics watchdog known as the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE).
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"It never made sense to have two separate and duplicative supervision and enforcement functions within the same agency — one for all cases except fair lending, and the other only for fair lending cases," senior Mulvaney adviser John Czwartacki said in a statement.
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While supporters say the results will be well worth the money and effort, others have begun to question whether All of Us is just too ambitious, too loaded with cumbersome bureaucracy — and too duplicative of smaller programs that are moving much more quickly.
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Among the many bills Mr. Brown vetoed were legislation creating an ethnic studies graduation requirement in schools; several anti-harassment bills that he argued were unproductive or duplicative; and legislation that would have allowed San Francisco to set up supervised drug injection sites.
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"Another duplicative rule at a time when methane emissions are already falling and on top of an onslaught of other new BLM and EPA regulations could drive more energy production off federal lands," Erik Milito, the group's upstream director, said in a statement.
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After plaintiffs' lawyers submitted their fee request, a class member represented by the Competitive Enterprise Institute objected, contending (among other things) that class counsel overcharged for the services of contract lawyers and otherwise overbilled their clients for nearly $214 million in unnecessary or duplicative work.
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Google's audit, for instance, covers only seven points—which Gray calls "so vague or duplicative as to be meaningless"—and doesn't delve into the various privacy concerns that come up in Google's myriad products, from search to email to YouTube to self-driving cars.
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Lawmakers on both sides have proposed a slew of changes, including requiring states and localities to maintain paper ballots, but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has viewed such measures as unnecessary and duplicative in the aftermath of actions already implemented since the 2016 elections.
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Barratt, a 213-year-old former investment banker from the United States, points to a new UK pension contribution system for his 233 employees and duplicative checks on electrical equipment that advisors recommend he carry out in order to meet separate sets of British rules.
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Cautioning that "nothing is final in this debate and discussion in regard to this particular issue," Priebus told Fox News' Chris Wallace that "we have duplicative services in this regard all over the place," pointing to the departments of Justice and Health and Human Services.
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Despite some success from the Apple Watch and to a smaller extent, Pebble and Samsung, smartwatches have yet to really catch on in the mainstream, with many critics and users complaining that they are too complicated and too duplicative of the smartphones they already own.
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CSBG also funds some services that are duplicative of services that are funded through other Federal programs, such as emergency food assistance funded through the Department of Agriculture's The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) and workforce programs funded through the Departments of Education and Labor.
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"The CRA actually has three purposes in mind: They said if a rule has excessive costs, if the rule goes beyond the particular agency's statutory authority, or if the rule is duplicative or unnecessary, it should be reviewed by Congress and rescinded," Bishop said.
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Second, the duplicative face-to-face examination and requirement that the prescriber's medical record contain certain information worded just right, (but which the CMS does not tell prescribers), should be eliminated and CMS should instead establish medical necessity using a signed Certificate of Medical Necessity.
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"The participation involved in approving the report is duplicative, and weighted in favor of interests that may have a predisposition to opposing the concept of position limits," Slocum said in the dissent, which is being circulated to CFTC officials with the report, the NYT said.
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The city's top lawyer, Zachary W. Carter, said the Department of Justice asked the city not to proceed with an administrative trial to avoid interfering with the federal investigation by questioning witnesses and gathering statements and testimony that could be duplicative or create prejudice.
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"Ever since their disastrous 11-hour marathon hearing with Secretary Clinton backfired last fall, Republicans have been trying to redeem themselves by demanding more and more duplicative and unnecessary interviews and dragging out their sham of an investigation closer to the election," top Rep.
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Shareholders' lawyers argued at the time that by refusing to toll the statute of repose, the Supreme Court would force investors to flood the courts with duplicative filings by investors that might otherwise have been perfectly willing to wait for the class action to settle.
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There's "Doodles," which lets you send notes to the Triby and receive read notifications; "Call," which lets you use the speakerphone function; "Radio," where you can set up preset radio stations; and finally "Settings," where you'll find a somewhat confusing (and sometimes duplicative) set of controls.
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There are two main concerns: one, that such an effort would be duplicative (as the acts committed by terrorists are generally already crimes), and two, that any domestic terrorism law would most likely be used to target nonviolent activists whom the federal government views as a threat.
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Instead, the fund, along with more than two dozen other programs deemed duplicative and ineffective, would be collapsed into a $2400 billion block grant — about $4 billion less than current funding — that would be doled out to state school systems that would decide which programs to fund.
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Patel said EU rules on how long self-employed truck drivers may spend on the road, how often they must take breaks and how companies must keep records of their driving time were just one example of duplicative legislation and cost British business 100 million pounds a year.
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"We believe the proposal will layer duplicative and sometimes inconsistent requirements over an already comprehensive set of federal rules" that apply to all types of financial institutions, whether they are chartered by the U.S. government, states, or foreign countries, wrote Michael Smith, the NYBA's president and chief executive officer.
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But, without it, BDCs must file hundreds of pages of duplicative information, not only wasting time and money, but often hampering their ability to rapidly and efficiently make capital accessible to the Main Street businesses whose success hinges on their ability to respond quickly to changing market dynamics.
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"IPAA continues to educate Senate offices on the costly and duplicative burden that the [Bureau of Land Management] rule, which is essentially an air quality rule and is outside the congressionally given authority of the BLM, places on U.S. independent producers' businesses," said Neal Kirby, the organization's spokesman.
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For example, the Bureau of Land Management is proposing a repeal of a regulation for hydraulic fracturing, also called fracking, which the administration says is duplicative, and the Environmental Protection Agency is giving up regulations on oil and gas development in the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservations in Utah.
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EditorsNote: Added missing word 'play'; removed duplicative 13th-goal mention on Pageau in 13th graf; Changed 'NHL's' to 'NHL' in next-to-last graf Brady Tkachuk scored 38 seconds into overtime to lift the visiting Ottawa Senators to a 2-20 win over the Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday night.
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A few days ago, in a post on its help forum, YouTube gave an explanation to people who may have been removed from its Partner Program for "duplicative content," which appears to have less to do with fair use and copyright and more to do with videos that don't add value.
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Mr. Trump's order is similarly likely to lead to dangerous elimination of safety rules, including those for food, drugs, water, air, autos and toys, partly because many obsolete or duplicative federal rules were already purged under the Obama era's "look back" program to systematically revise, end and update existing rules.
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"This rule adds another layer of duplicative federal regulation on top of already existing federal and state regulations," said the letter, led by Natural Resources Committee Chairman Rob BishopRobert (Rob) William BishopThe House Republicans and Democrats not seeking reelection in 2020 Texas GOP lawmaker Conaway announces retirement Texas GOP Rep.
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By making changes like streamlining our human resources and information technology systems, better aligning personnel and resources with America's strategic priorities, and reforming duplicative processes, we are giving our people more opportunities to flourish professionally and spend more time confronting the global problems they have dedicated their careers to solving.
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"We have over 22,221 Chinese ceramics, so we're looking to thin out the collection where it's duplicative or the quality is not there, to raise funds for things we really need," said Maxwell Hearn, chairman of the Met's Asian art department, adding that the winnowing was conducted in consultation with outside experts.
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Requiring one central location, within the executive branch, not only fosters consistency in the regulatory process by coordinating with agencies to avoid "inconsistent, incompatible, and duplicative policies," but it also helps all stakeholders and the public at large have confidence that the same "rules" apply government-wide with respect to promulgating regulations.
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The whole point of class actions, according to their proponents' briefs, is to promote efficiency and reduce duplicative litigation – an objective that would be utterly undermined if plaintiffs were required to file dozens of statewide class actions instead of aggregating their claims in a single case with jurisdiction established by the named plaintiff.
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One of the most important lessons learned as a result of the 9/11 terrorist attacks concerns how a lack of information sharing between naturally allied agencies such as the CIA, NSA, and (former) INS — so-called data "stovepiping" — led to lost insights, duplicative efforts, and missed opportunities to protect innocent lives.
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That includes adding a second verification by calling the person who asked for the transfer, keeping audit and access logs for at least six months to ensure the integrity of your email infrastructure, retaining as much evidence as possible when dealing with suspected hackers, and using tools to help spot duplicative, phony domains.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE's (R-Neb.) unanimous consent request last month because they argue his bill is duplicative of current law.
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She dismissed Trump's seemingly tough stance on China as "rhetoric" and said his trade war was costing U.S. jobs Like other Democrats, Klobuchar would strengthen U.S. diplomacy, but was also committed to "maintaining our military superiority over any adversary that would challenge us," she said, adding "duplicative and unnecessary" military spending should be reviewed.
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John Cornyn (R-Texas) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) would authorize the Federal Trade Commission to sue drug companies if they use tactics like obtaining duplicative patents or push patients onto similar new therapies just as old products are running off patent, in order to delay cheaper copies of the medication from reaching the market.
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"The 2018 Budget reduces resources for the Office of National Drug Control Policy in order to reflect a small, more streamlined organization that can more effectively address drug control issues," the memo reads, later arguing that the budget request will "shift" the office's focus from "duplicative and burdensome administrative tasks" and change the office into more a coordinating body.
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In November, officials at both agencies signed on to a memorandum of understanding that says, in part, that "the FCC and FTC wish to continue working together to protect consumers and the public interest and, in so doing, avoid duplicative, redundant, or inconsistent oversight in these areas" and sets ground rules for how the agencies will work together.
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Making America great again means restoring America's reputation around the world, achieving victories such as immigration reform, paying down America's national debt, controlling spending, reducing or eliminating duplicative and wasteful government programs stemming the tide of illegal immigration, reforming tax laws, creating a prosperous economy — including infrastructure improvements — and not committing American soldiers to unending wars.
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" READ MORE: Japan Is Trying to Get the Elderly to Stop Driving by Bribing Them with Ramen In an effort to explain the cuts in the Trump budget proposal, Mick Mulvaney, director of the Office of Management and Budget, said the budget was intended to eliminate "wasteful programs, duplicative programs, [and] programs that simply don't work.
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"Under this plan, all company savings that result from reduced health care contributions from Medicare for All will accrue equitably to workers in the form of increased wages or other benefits," the plan reads, adding that the unions will continue to be able to negotiate any coverage that's not duplicative of the benefits under Medicare-for-all.
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Health economists aim to predict how doctors will respond to incentives, but without understanding the complex pressures they face that shape behavior — including high patient loads, incomprehensible insurance rules, increasing time demands for more and more regulatory requirements, duplicative or conflicting regulations, and documentation of often unnecessary clinical data in different and noncommunicating electronic medical records systems.
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When the Attorney General's Review Committee on Capital Cases met in Washington to hear from a defense lawyer — David I. Bruck — and William N. Nettles, then the United States attorney for South Carolina, they were told that a federal death penalty trial would be duplicative of local efforts and turn greater public attention to Mr. Roof.
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"Under this plan, all company savings that result from reduced health care contributions from Medicare-for-all will accrue equitably to workers in the form of increased wages or other benefits," the plan reads, adding that the unions will continue to be able to negotiate any coverage that's not duplicative of the benefits under Medicare-for-all.
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The president during the campaign railed against what he called onerous and duplicative federal regulation that were really handcuffing, he believe, industry from being able to create the sort of economy that President Trump thought was possible, and Pruitt was right there on the front lines of it cutting those regulations, certainly, earned him a lot of enemies in government, at the EPA.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's Commitment to the American Worker can be an incredible success if its administered in coordination with local WDBs rather than creating a duplicative network from scratch.
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Several other proposals are also being considered as part of the Senate effort, including measures to establish a nine-person commission to review duplicative and outdated rules already on the books, require regulators to publish advance notices for all major rule-makings, mandate review of major guidance documents, and have regulators draft 10-year review plans for new rules as part of the proposal process.
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Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) joined the chorus, adding a little dig of his own: While I'm glad that the Trump Administration recognizes that maintaining American leadership in the information age requires a significant investment commitment, I'm concerned that constructing a nationalized 5G network would be both expensive and duplicative, particularly at a time when the Administration is proposing to slash critical federal investments in R&D and broadband support for unserved areas.
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The fact that this indictment has existed for over a year underscores what Chelsea's legal team and Chelsea herself have been saying since she was first issued a subpoena to appear in front of a Federal Grand Jury in the Eastern District of Virginia — that compelling Chelsea to testify would have been duplicative of evidence already in the possession of the grand jury, and was not needed in order for US Attorneys to obtain an indictment of Mr. Assange.
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As Dad explained, in New York at least, anyone who wants to break ground on a new healthcare facility or an expansion to an existing facility has to obtain a 'certificate of need' from the state—in other words, they have to demonstrate that the area where they're building actually has a need for the planned facility, either because there isn't a duplicative facility nearby or because the local population is large enough to need another one.
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"EPA's proposal delivers on President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE's executive order and removes unnecessary and duplicative regulatory burdens from the oil and gas industry," Administrator Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerTrump administration proposes weaker monitoring of major greenhouse gas Scientists fight Trump EPA 'secret science' proposal to exclude certain research Five things to watch as Trump heads to G-28500 summit MORE said in a statement.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (Ariz.) and Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (Wis.) introduced legislation last month to waive certain "onerous and duplicative" Border Patrol polygraph requirements for those with law enforcement or military experience, in an effort to address hiring shortfalls.
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So in that case it was interesting, because while we were working with one of the writers from the actual film, and she was kind of a critical link between the film and the VR project, they were actually kind of removed from the process and really trusted us to carry forward to the spirit of what the film was and the franchise was overall—because we were actually telling something that was not a duplicative story to what was happening in the film, it was actually complementary.
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