To attend a Trump rally, as hundreds of thousands of Americans now have, is to participate in a ritual enactment of injury and vengeance; an enactment which has, on occasion, done real harm.
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The Act would phase out animal testing for cosmetics in the United States within one year of enactment and would prohibit the sale of cosmetics tested on animals within three years of enactment.
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It stands no chance of enactment in a divided Congress.
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The piece, after all, had appeared before the law's enactment.
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The enactment of his agenda would fritter away traditional institutions.
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It is the culmination and living enactment of these things.
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Enactment of this proposal would further innovation, growth and jobs.
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And woe betide the tourist who attempts any spontaneous re-enactment.
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Leading up to the enactment of this law, co-sponsors Sen.
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That's a trifecta that should earn bipartisan support and swift enactment.
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Is it a fictionalized true story, a re-enactment, or both?
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But this was no re-enactment of Bull Run or Shiloh.
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For me, the cross is an enactment of our human hatred.
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Death is democratic and we will all participate in its enactment.
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The next day, they shot a re-enactment video for posterity.
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In 21625 this began with the enactment of the Stamp Act.
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His re-enactment is both a travelogue and a literary study.
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Benefits would be available to other people two years after enactment.
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Considering the fanfare surrounding their enactment, a closer examination is in order.
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I chose a schvitzy morning in late June for my re-enactment.
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Then there's a full re-enactment of the music video on Sunday.
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This was achieved through the enactment of sound fiscal and structural reforms.
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The ACA has only become more popular with voters since its enactment.
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The tweet includes a link to a petition demanding the law's enactment.
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Enactment of the proposal would be a hugely beneficial change for FDA.
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Its new report strongly supports the enactment of federal LGBT workplace protections.
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Enactment of the AHCA would have cost 14 million people insurance coverage.
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Re-enactment footage acts as visual padding that dilutes the words' power.
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And with the same enactment of amazed gratitude on the girl's part.
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These conversations led to enactment of the Family First Prevention Services Act.
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The CRA has only been used once since its enactment in 1996.
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Since 1978 (with the enactment of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act), Congress has fashioned a Since 1978 (with the enactment of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act), Congress has fashioned a judicial-oversight role over certain collection procedures (e.g.
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As a result, we have seen the successful enactment of the General Welfare Exclusion Act in 2014, House passage of the Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act in 85033, and enactment of Indian trust asset management reform legislation in 2016.
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Louisiana's Unsafe Abortion Protection Act has been blocked since its enactment in 2014.
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Two centuries later, an ambitious re-enactment brings their uprising back to life.
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Florida's constitution requires that amendments get 1.43 percent of the vote for enactment.
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It's been more than a century since the enactment of the death tax.
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I wanted to write a play, not a textbook or a re-enactment.
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By 133, two decades after enactment, it would cut GDP by 4 percent.
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She also appeared in a silent-film re-enactment of her 1901 stunt.
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Public opinion was enormously important in the enactment of those [net neutrality] rules.
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Yeah, so it was supposed to be an apology, not a re-enactment.
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A new health care law can affect people on day 1 of enactment.
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The proposed cuts have little chance of enactment, but they are still dangerous.
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The Montana clause is a 1972 re-enactment of one adopted in 1889.
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Even with enactment of the new stopgap to keep spending static through Dec.
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Then we ourselves hear screams and see a snippet of cheesy re-enactment.
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He turned a run into a slow-motion re-enactment of a run.
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The cost of their enactment has been estimated at $3 trillion a year.
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It dates back to 1932, with the enactment of that year's Electoral Code.
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Trump also pledged to work with Congress to drive the enactment of new legislation.
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In an internal document, the company says it supported the enactment of the treaty.
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Since its enactment in April, approximately 2,300 children have been separated from their parents.
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All inevitably lead to disrobing, bodily contact, an enactment to stir other women's pleasure.
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And it's about photography as document and fiction: souvenir, re-enactment and imaginative projection.
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The movie doesn't simply cut back and forth between interview and scripted re-enactment.
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It is also backed by the Trump administration, making its enactment even more likely.
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Two centuries later, an ambitious re-enactment brought their uprising back to life. 133.
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Enactment of such limits of presidential authority would certainly come at an opportune time.
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As of the enactment of the tax cuts, the budget outlook was already bad.
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"Enactment of this law adversely affects freedom of speech and academic inquiry," Tillerson added.
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Sparks, who issued a temporary restraining order to delay enactment until at least Jan.
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The tax effort is already behind schedule, which initially called for enactment by August.
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He would take office indebted to a threefold agenda with serious obstacles to enactment.
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NEW BRUNSWICK Annual re-enactment of the third reading of America's Declaration of Independence.
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The U.S., Mexican and Canadian economies have become closely integrated since NAFTA's 1994 enactment.
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MORE won enactment of key priorities through sustained, focused, attention to the legislative process.
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Enactment of any infrastructure bill depends perhaps most on the president's ability to lead.
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" The play is intended, he writes, as "a ritual enactment of an origin myth.
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Ms. Axt said the group planned to campaign for the legislation's enactment this summer.
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Despite last week's enactment of a bipartisan budget deal, partisanship still rules in Washington.
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"Chances of enactment are close to zero," in a second Trump administration, says Valliere.
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It also pushes back enactment of a tax on high-cost employer health plans.
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Following the enactment of Reagan's tax cuts, both the inflation and unemployment rates declined.
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But Trump's if-you-investigate-I-won't-legislate tantrum threatens enactment of a revised NAFTA.
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The re-enactment is reminding us every year to bring ourselves closer to that experience.
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Among our innovative proposals, we call for the enactment of a new Workforce Pell Grant.
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Attorneys will be present to explain how the enactment of FOSTA/SESTA affects sex workers.
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These term limits are retroactive and would include the service prior to the article's enactment.
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Enactment of the Space Force directive would also add another civilian under secretary for Space.
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Since its enactment, opposing political and business forces have colluded to undermine its main tenets.
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So today, let's celebrate the enactment of historic legislation to prevent and treat opioid addiction.
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Her reforms already exist as proposals in Congress but need a decisive push toward enactment.
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So Republicans could wind up celebrating enactment of a tax bill that the public despises.
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Instead of Highsmith's disorienting, erotic discovery of character, "Window" is an enactment of Ripleyan manipulation.
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Enactment of common statutory and regulatory rules in multiple jurisdictions can further the standardization effort.
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The ruling set a June 30 deadline for the enactment of a constitutional funding method.
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"It began when I joined a Viking and re-enactment group in Norway," she explains.
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The 155th anniversary Gettysburg re-enactment was a snapshot of a hobby with dwindling ranks.
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Trump has said he wants a final bill on his desk for enactment before Christmas.
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The government was supposed to demarcate those territories within five years of the Constitution's enactment.
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Since the enactment of the tax law, the tangible effect has been remarkable and historic.
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Passive loss limitations still exist today and they have rarely been revisited since their enactment.
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The new rule would only apply to new mortgages taken out after the bill's enactment.
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In reaching that outcome, the conservative majority explained that when a new lawmaking body re-enacts an old provision that suffered from bias, any discriminatory "taint" from the prior enactment is eliminated unless the plaintiffs can show discriminatory intent behind the new enactment, too.
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But in an ironic twist, the bill can't apply to Chambers, whose allegations predate its enactment.
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I played Al Capone in an eighth grade re-enactment of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre.
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He had previously issued a temporary restraining order to delay enactment until at least Jan. 6.
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Several Pakistani activists have asked for the immediate enactment of a stronger law against honour killings.
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The official Reagan revenue projections following enactment of ERTA, did not have huge revenue increase projections.
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"There will not be a re-enactment of a mistake like the Cultural Revolution," it said.
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It might be hard to imagine the enactment of new electoral rules given Iraq's political situation.
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A number of companies have announced bonuses, wage increases and new investments since the law's enactment.
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Many conservative Christians consider enactment of religious liberty legislation crucial to the survival of their movement.
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Schumer co-sponsored bipartisan legislation that led to the enactment of the diversity lottery in 1990.
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The enactment of PROMESA in June 2016 opened a new chapter in U.S.-Puerto Rico relations.
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Their enactment, which is set for 30 days after they become final, could also be delayed.
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In this scene, a dramatic re-enactment, he watches Ms. Clinton announce her campaign for president.
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But the proposal is opposed by at least 20 House Republicans, reducing its chances of enactment.
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North Korea's state media has warned that enactment of the law would result in "miserable ruin."
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In practice, policymakers can delay the enactment of financing for either a short or extended period.
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The stock has rallied as optimism for the enactment of the Republican tax overhaul has grown.
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The firm, however, put a 90 percent chance of enactment by the end of the year.
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The performance was a re-enactment of a New York Times photograph of a tragic event.
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A re-enactment of the driving of the last spike — a gold one — will be staged.
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"We're uncomfortable with that," she said, speaking from a re-enactment event LARP in southern Sweden.
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Administration officials said that target would be reached in the second year of the pact's enactment.
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" He also expressed doubt "about the chances of this bill's independent enactment in a timely fashion.
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Public outrage over that day's violence helped lead to the enactment of the Voting Rights Act.
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The bill mandates that bureau be fully staffed and operational within two years of its enactment.
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Before its enactment, 28 states required contraception coverage, and 85 percent of large employers provided it.
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The briefing follows the Trump administration's enactment of broad tariffs on steel and aluminum on Thursday.
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France is offering its periodic re-enactment of its Revolution, with gilets jaunes replacing sans-culottes.
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A compromise bill would need to be approved before going to President Donald Trump for enactment.
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Enactment of the bill would reduce state and local revenues by an estimated $20 million a year.
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Why should they abide by laws whose enactment they could not influence through their speech and expression?
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So I told her I was going to make a Lego re-enactment video dedicated to her.
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Rauner said enactment of the latter bill was contingent on the passage of "major" statewide pension reform.
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Beginning with the enactment of the 1994 crime bill, incarcerated individuals were excluded from receiving federal funds.
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That itself is a quotation from Susan Sontag — films are full of radical juxtapositions — language, enactment, imagery.
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But Thursday, other city authorities, including Mosby, said it is not often they see a re-enactment.
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Skepticism over the likelihood of policy enactment may create a brief pullback in stocks at some point.
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He is angry and with news of JASTA's enactment into law and is now demanding blood money.
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"Simply put," the court ruled, "The Legislature's unconstitutional enactment is void; it has not performed its duty."
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Funny that I took great pleasure in planning out my re-enactment of this supposedly unplanned time.
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Proponents of the bill said Airbnb's offer of a registry was intended to stop the bill's enactment.
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Prior to the ban's enactment, roughly 228,000 public housing units were already smoke-free, CBS News reported.
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But since the Amendment's enactment, the number of women holding elected office has slowly and steadily grown.
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It was the fifth time Congress has raised Budget Control Act caps since its enactment in 2011.
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In the four years after its 1970 enactment, American air pollution declined by 20 percent on average.
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Inviting citizens to vote on such an enormous policy change was a simple enactment of direct democracy.
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Since the enactment of the Affordable Care Act, health care inflation has remained in the single digits.
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The N.R.A. has been wildly successful, with 43 states now barring enactment of any restrictions on firearms.
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At the core of the ritual is the re-enactment of the return of Persephone from Hades.
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Arts & Leisure ____ The 155th anniversary Gettysburg re-enactment was a snapshot of a hobby with dwindling ranks.
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Enactment of either of these plans, which would transform the ways we choose our leaders, is remote.
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A major obstacle to enactment on an infrastructure package is figuring out how to pay for it.
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Yet the idea that Title VI could apply to anti-Semitism emerged even before the law's enactment.
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The vote would also come ahead of the two-year anniversary of the GOP tax law's enactment.
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This is the kind of tax reform America needs, and conservatives will push hard for its enactment.
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Watch the action (and re-enactment); you'll want to see what happens at the one-minute mark.
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Even some senators who voted for the measure Friday conceded that its enactment could have been disastrous.
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Research shows that images, especially, are found to evoke a strong physical reaction and inspire behavioral enactment.
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Following the official swearing-in, a ceremonial re-enactment will take place in the Old Senate Chamber.
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Johnson has promised to introduce enactment legislation for his Brexit agreement next week, according to the BBC.
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Democrats' repeated hammering on stock buybacks comes amid growing support for the tax law since its enactment.
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The motor vehicle safety law alone has saved over 613,000 thousand lives since its enactment in 1966.
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Key to the Treasury recommendations is enactment of a new Chapter 14 to the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
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Enactment by states possessing an additional 28500 electoral votes is necessary to bring the compact into effect.
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The massive post-recession financial regulation law has been a constant GOP target since its 22019 enactment.
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And with that crackdown could come both greater support for Trump and the enactment of his policies.
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Other participants role-play other regions in a re-enactment of how the brain makes decisions around food.
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An estimated 2,000 children have been separated from their parents since the policy&aposs enactment six weeks ago.
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Gundy pleaded guilty to sexual assault with a minor in Maryland in 2005, before the enactment of SORNA.
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That could be done administratively by the executive branch, or it could be a legislative enactment by Congress.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimated its enactment would lead to 24 million more people becoming uninsured by 2026.
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Phantoml0rd was banned from Twitch after Lewis's report and the enactment of Twitch's new rules against gambling streams.
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How about her work for unemployed military spouses or her key role in winning enactment of tax cuts?
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Last month, new Defense Secretary James Mattis said he was delaying enactment of a plan for further study.
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Following its enactment, 18 culpable officials were formally sanctioned by the U.S. under the widely heralded Magnitsky Act.
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Since its enactment, FIRPTA has done nothing but cause tremendous harm to the U.S. economy and its citizens.
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Once FATCA repeal legislation is reintroduced, it should be incorporated into any larger tax bill moving toward enactment.
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Pfizer on Tuesday announced plans for new investments and bonuses following the enactment of the GOP tax law.
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"There are definitely enormous lags from announcement to enactment to effect and then to perceived effect," Fratto said.
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They also noted the law has more certification requirements, 180 days and 360 days after the NDAA's enactment.
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At the end of the re-enactment, there is a celebration with hot chocolate and sweets for children.
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For another, with real wages declining for many Americans, the enactment of relatively minor initiatives is small beer.
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However, only upon the enactment of the Judicial Redress Act will the European Parliament formally adopt the agreement.
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Enactment of the measure means that the agents will be paid for hours they worked during the campaign.
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At times, she rose in gentle applause, as when Trump mentioned Congress's recent enactment of criminal justice reform.
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Every Thanksgiving we go looking for materials to share, and one year I found this cheesy re-enactment.
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Reports from pain patients across the country and the enactment of numerous new restrictions also suggest tightening supply.
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The uninsured adult population dropped to 9 percent in 2015, down from 7003 percent before the law's enactment.
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It is the occasion for a detailed re-enactment of the killing and the theft of the bells.
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Prior to the enactment of PROMESA, the island's retired public workforce stood to get pennies on the dollar.
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Interest groups and talking heads always demand immediate action on favored priorities and bemoan any delay in enactment.
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It looks like an altar draped with shag rugs — a riotous space for the enactment of unknown rituals.
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The enactment of more effective preservation ordinances would help keep an important chapter of 20th-century history alive.
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Perhaps the most surprising narrative in "Always in Season" deals with the concept of a lynching re-enactment.
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Indeed, the latter enactment explicitly gives work-permits to H-28503 visa-holders who've suffered battery and abuse.
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Soon after enactment, the 22019 members of each rescue committee would seek consensus on reforms to these programs.
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And its enactment would most likely strain relations with China at a delicate moment in the trade negotiations.
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Prior to the law's enactment, small businesses and their employees comprised a disproportionate share of America's uninsured workers.
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This cautionary tale is all about unintended consequences from the 6900 enactment of the American Invents Act (AIA).
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If they had to evacuate by helicopter, this is a fair enactment of how it would go, says Col.
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Now, it's just a prophetic enactment of 2017 politics — the show is just all too familiar, even in imagery.
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The trail has helicopter rides, veteran speakers from America's wars, re-enactment scenes and the Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall.
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Illinois, which has the lowest credit ratings among the 50 states, evaded downgrades to junk with the budget enactment.
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It has produced an unprecedented 2202 biotech IPOs, compared to just 2628 in the five years prior to enactment.
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In 2009 - just before enactment of the ACA - the Medicare trustees forecast that insolvency was just eight years away.
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It's rare that such an opportunity presents itself, and I urge Congress to support enactment of the AIRR Act.
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Enactment of the Volstead Act of 1919 was followed by a temporary plummet in alcohol consumption across the nation.
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However, there is no evidence that prior to the enactment of the new law, U.S. multinationals were cash-constrained.
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The prior version would have allowed participating private schools to be accredited within five years after the bill's enactment.
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In the town of Tombstone, tourists pay to see a comical re-enactment of the shootout at O.K. Corral.
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Tom Marino (R-PA), which led to the enactment of the Eric Williams Correctional Officer Protection Act of 2016.
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HB 2's enactment a year ago prompted boycotts that cost the state economy hundreds of millions of dollars.
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One of Medicare's enduring successes since the program's 1965 enactment is that it covers nearly everyone over age 20143.
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" Any recovery, she said, will depend on the enactment of "the right set of policy measures" from "all players.
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Historical flourishes and stacked rifles aside, the camp at a Civil War re-enactment resembles a Boy Scout jamboree.
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The Israeli response was muted on Tuesday, unlike the angry reactions of recent weeks, as the law neared enactment.
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The Klan-identified congressman Albert Johnson, chairman of the House immigration committee, shepherded the anti-immigration bill into enactment.
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Yet she remains wary of her father, of his fierce devotion to the "mad play" of the re-enactment.
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" Moss is sharply skeptical about historical re-enactment, especially the kind romanticized by men who seek lost "gender hierarchies.
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Perhaps you caught "Samuel and Alasdair," their enactment of the lives of two unremarkable Iowa brothers in the 1950s.
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The White House and the House speaker hammered out important, if not perfect, legislation that looks promising for enactment.
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But its enactment only was possible due to the active support of President Obama and a heavily Democratic Congress.
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The players are seeking damages from the beginning of their employment until the enactment of the new federal law.
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The regulatory exemption would be immediately available upon enactment for banks in the $50 billion to $100 billion range.
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It was an enactment of Mr. Vanska's familiar power and intensity in Sibelius — "Finlandia" and "Kullervo" in this case.
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Polling showed an increase in support for the tax law following enactment, but recent surveys show support levels flatlining.
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With a barrage of title-card identifications, "6 Days" can feel closer to a re-enactment than a thriller.
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The enactment of these policies has not negatively impacted workplace safety, crime rates, traffic safety, or youth use patterns.
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This cartoonish figurine twirled slowly on its nylon string, distracting me with its overblown enactment of bargain-basement foreshadowing.
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The second unusual element in the current situation is the risk of the enactment of highly-disruptive trade policies.
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It also hinges on the enactment of the American Health Care Act, which would cut $839 billion from Medicaid.
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The researchers also explored whether cities saw any change in bathroom crime after the enactment of a pro-LGBT law.
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The process, known as contingent enactment, meant that either both bills had to pass in the legislature or neither would.
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On taxes, they have an equally ambitious objective: enactment by August of a comprehensive overhaul of individual and corporate taxation.
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Members of Congress prize their ability to control federal spending, and most presidential budgets never come close to full enactment.
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Democratic Senate President John Cullerton earlier on Thursday told reporters there was no definitive contingency tied to the bill's enactment.
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That figure has climbed at a faster pace following the enactment of President Trump's tax cut bill in December 2017.
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According to the nonpartisan report, the nonprofit organization would lose its federal funding for a one-year period after enactment.
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Both pieces of legislation have been introduced in previous congresses and face no constituency that is staunchly opposed their enactment.
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Since its enactment, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has survived two Supreme Court challenges and more than 60 repeal votes.
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Today, Americans should take a break from our daily digital immersion to celebrate the enactment of Telecommunications Act of 2628.
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We owe a debt of gratitude to all those who worked tirelessly to draft the legislation and champion its enactment.
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Gett also blamed "the enactment of misguided regulations in New York City earlier this year" for the end of Juno.
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It has been illegal in federal law to grow hemp since the enactment of the Controlled Substances Act of 2628.
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The enactment of the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, is "helping at a macro level," CEO Aaron Levie said.
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"The 55 years since Title VII's original enactment have witnessed societal and cultural change in this area," the brief argues.
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It has been illegal in federal law to grow hemp since the enactment of the Controlled Substances Act of 22019.
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Great bi-partisan progress has been made to get to this point, but we must see it through to enactment.
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Democratic and millennial voters have also been energized by the Republican state government's enactment of a sweeping voter suppression law.
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It is sure to receive strong pushback from Democrats, however, and has no real chance of enactment under President Obama.
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Colorado and Delaware just joined the compact within the last few weeks, putting NPV 86 electoral votes short of enactment.
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An organization that tracks the efficacy of the law has found its enactment to have reduced, but hardly ended hitting.
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The sluggish rhythms, the awkward cuts, the unlovely cinematography cohere into what seems like the enactment of a pointless dream.
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A cast of 210 volunteers stages a production of the Ramlila (a re-enactment of the Ramayana, the Hindu epic).
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It's not a re-enactment of Bosch or Bruegel, but it's a kind of mentality that belongs to this museum.
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Moreover, the enactment of the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management, and Economic Stability Act ("PROMESA") in 85033 complicates these recovery efforts.
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California's attorney general wants the Trump administration to turn over records about the enactment of its "zero tolerance" immigration policy.
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The sneaky thing about this riveting re-enactment, though, is that in watching it, we citizens are on trial, too.
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Since the provision's enactment, Democratic and Republican presidents alike have used a common set of criteria in granting these waivers.
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And those internal splits, as much as Democratic resistance, explain why enactment of major new initiatives in 2018 appears unlikely.
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The enactment of tax reform is the trigger that would enable AT&T to move forward with this bold commitment.
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The growing paychecks reflect the new withholding guidance issued by the IRS last month following enactment of the tax law.
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The whole thing is more like the compulsive re-enactment of a trauma than the inscription of a fond reminiscence.
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The special session was intended to resolve the bitter debate over the enactment of HB2 before the legislature reconvenes next month.
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And maybe it is time to discuss the enactment of a federal law to be evenly applied across our great nation.
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And for nearly 40 years after the enactment of the Clean Water Act, FIFRA exclusively regulated and approved those same pesticides.
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It has the re-enactment of the scene that changed politics and journalism forever, along with the actors discussing the film.
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Her proposals, like the major plans of other 2020 Democratic candidates, stand no chance of enactment in the next two years.
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CEOs were also asked in this quarter's survey how the enactment of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) would affect their companies.
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But the CBO hasn't yet provided an estimate of the savings the legislation would produce in its second decade of enactment.
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Like... All I want out of Avengers: Infinity War is a live-action re-enactment of this scene from the comics.
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The law's popularity increased in the weeks following its enactment, when many companies announced that they were giving their employees bonuses.
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Enactment by Trump of the bill allowed the government to reopen fully on Tuesday and keep the lights on through Feb.
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The enactment of the National Suicide Hotline Designation Act could change the way we deliver mental health care in this country.
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Many experts agree that this cost-shifting was not a direct result of the enactment of the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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When they took over the House in 85033, Republicans forced the enactment of the Budget Control Act, which capped discretionary spending.
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In this role, he worked on healthcare financing and public health, including the 1997 enactment of the Children's Health Insurance Program.
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"There'll be plenty of time to digest the plan, if it actually does turn into some mode of enactment," Lowell said.
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Yet, what could threaten their enactment into law — efforts to attach unrelated or extraneous amendments by well-meaning members of Congress.
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To the extent that chartreuse is a rather perfect artifact of its age, an updated one can't be a re-enactment.
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However, historical practice, particularly before the enactment of the Antideficiency Act in 1870, suggests that such constitutional questions may be overblown.
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The Times sent a reporter to the 294th anniversary re-enactment of the Battle of Gettysburg, which was held this month.
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You have a fairly obscure 1928 enactment by Congress that some court decisions have determined is not enforceable under certain circumstances.
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The law allowed the attorney general to decide how broadly to apply it to people who committed offenses before its enactment.
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To the Editor: In 2010, Republicans raised the wholly false specter of "death panels" as they fought against enactment of Obamacare.
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The repeal of these laws coincided with the enactment of other restrictions, like poll taxes, literacy tests and voter registration requirements.
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But I have to think long and hard about how we could, in a congressional enactment, actually break up a company.
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The US saw the biggest gains for health coverage in half a century with the enactment of the Affordable Care Act.
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The law's enactment last week follows a contentious process in northeastern Assam state intended to weed out people who entered illegally.
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Southwest Airlines is one of a number of companies that announced $1,000 bonuses for its employees following the tax law's enactment.
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The Russian portion allowed for enactment of either a joint resolution of approval or disapproval during a 30-day review period.
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I argued that the enactment of the Civil Rights Act of 2127 set in motion a realignment of the two parties.
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The bill says that 90 days on from the enactment of the bill known as DASKA, Trump will impose sanctions on any Russian financial institution that he believes has, on or after such date of enactment, provided financial or other support for Russia interfering in the democratic process or elections of any country other than its own.
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However, the Democrats' narrow majority in the House and Republican control of the Senate make the enactment of legislation unlikely, Boltanksy added.
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"Seven years after enactment of Obamacare, I wanted to support legislation that made positive changes to rescue healthcare in America," Frelinghuysen wrote.
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"This does seem to be moving towards an actual enactment," said Chris Edwards, a tax policy expert at the libertarian Cato Institute.
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The first two years would be for an education campaign, with the enactment of the ban to follow in the third year.
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The researchers noticed that after the enactment of nationwide gun law reform in May 1996, there were no mass shootings in Australia.
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They're taking real-life events and certain things that they think are worthy of parody or even not parody, just re-enactment.
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Tom Cotton and David Purdue earlier today, the U.S. government would reduce legal immigration by half within 10 years of its enactment.
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You can thank the lobbyists working for the corporations in that field for the inflamed GOP rhetoric that followed the ACA's enactment.
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The rule would require 28503 percent of new vehicle fleets to have V22019V technology within four years of the final rule's enactment.
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Nearly 25.3 years after its enactment, the Affordable Care Act remains a hot button issue in the presidential race -- in both parties.
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Chicago's fiscal 2016 budget assumed the bill's enactment by lowering the city's contribution to police and fire pensions by about $220 million.
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The prior change in the Senate voting rules did not apply to nominees for the Supreme Court or to enactment of legislation.
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Enactment of the authorization to use military force to go after those who attacked us, then harboring in Afghanistan, was virtually unanimous.
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Several Dodd-Frank rules first proposed in 2010 were still in the enactment process when President Obama left office in January 2017.
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"Enactment of this legislation will more effectively focus and centralize cyber diplomacy efforts at the State Department," Corker said in a statement.
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There are better ways to achieve the desired result — namely, the enactment of a very specific statute tailored to the current problem.
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Spreading the tax to all the responsible industry actors rather than pinning a tax only on consumers lowers political barriers to enactment.
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We now know that both brains and genes "listen" to their social environment, and the message of this policy's enactment is clear.
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Trump eventually issued a new order that excluded Iraq and delayed its enactment to allow the administration and travelers time to prepare.
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So too is the Clinton campaign's governing blueprint, which calls for the enactment of almost every proposal advocated by liberal interest groups.
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Since the enactment of the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) in 1993, the concept of religious freedom has been grossly distorted.
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It also adjusts provisions reducing Puerto Rico's minimum wage for employees hired after the law's enactment and protects preexisting debt payment priorities.
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"If Senate passage slips beyond this week, enactment by year-end will become more difficult, in our view," the Goldman economists wrote.
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Andrew Carnegie, the world's richest man in his lifetime, testified in favor of its enactment, calling it the "wisest" form of taxation.
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Prior to the enactment of the ACA, there were a bunch of different income levels qualifying children of different ages for Medicaid.
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"This commonsense legislation has the full-throated support of both law enforcement and the tech community and deserves swift enactment," Hatch added.
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That enactment, while a far cry from the kind of aesthetic overall currently being suggested, faced its own pushback from conservation advocates.
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Prior to the enactment of the Dodd Frank Act, which created the CFPB, consumer financial protection was spread across seven federal agencies.
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But we'll certainly be listening to the fireworks, which in our neighborhood tend to sound like a re-enactment of D-Day.
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This week marks the 28503-year anniversary of the enactment of the Jones-Shafroth Act - a law providing Puerto Ricans U.S. citizenship.
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"China Girl" is a more hollow simulation of that style, a re-enactment of mood without the potency of an actual mood.
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A pseudo-jury of volunteers watches the re-enactment and, like many of the spectators at the biennial, they recoil in horror.
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Two months after the enactment of ESSA, a new debate is beginning about the federal role as the new law is implemented.
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Some of his friends expect him friends to join the exodus himself after winning enactment of his cherished tax cut last month.
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But the House rejected an amendment to pay the IRS commissioner nothing between the date of the bill's enactment and inauguration day.
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In the United States, enactment of Mr. Obama's climate change commitments under the Paris deal will ultimately fall to the next president.
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He called for the enactment of legislation that would allow them to be sued by victims of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants.
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Enactment of the so-called Cadillac tax on expensive insurance plans will be postponed until 2026 under the American Health Care Act.
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A few last steps to enactment are unlikely to be difficult, despite opposition from some lawmakers and the politically influential Catholic Church.
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Violent clashes erupted in Delhi between police and thousands of university students on Friday protesting the enactment of the contentious new law.
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However, since its enactment, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has created a myriad of issues for the restaurant industry and our employees.
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As in Romer, Windsor, and Obergefell, this "status-based enactment" deprived LGBT citizens of equal treatment and equal dignity under the law.
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When they actually profit from their "discovery" and repackaging of other people's lifestyles, it's a dispiriting re-enactment of long-running inequalities.
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But what we do know is that his whole career is a media enactment of a search for some sort of spiritual identity.
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""Enactment of the Congressional Review Act H.J. Res 43 to allow states the option to prioritize Title X funding away from Planned Parenthood.
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We've got our Congressional Reporter Addy Baird here to talk us through the transcript, including a dramatic re-enactment of the key scenes.
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Nearly six years since its enactment, we should look around and ask ourselves if any of Dodd-Frank's promises have come to fruition.
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This year marked the 46th enactment of the Blackened Canteen ritual to bring healing between two former enemies, the United States and Japan.
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As former CDC director Tom Frieden tweeted in response to the cuts, the proposed CDC budget is "unsafe at any level of enactment."
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So many cheered its successful passage and enactment—especially in America, where NGOs and the government proper have long worked to reduce FGM.
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Calls for a study within a year of the bill's enactment, which would reevaluate which kinds of jobs are eligible for H1B workers.
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Miller Center features his no-nonsense talk with Martin Luther King Jr., plotting the enactment of progressive policies after the assassination of Kennedy.
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Since its enactment, ObamaCare has kicked 4.7 million Americans off of their healthcare plans and forced double-digit premium rate increases on families.
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The board would have to submit a draft of these policies to Congress and the president within six months of the bill's enactment.
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Since JASTA's enactment, Erdogan has called on Congress to withdraw that legislation and has suggested his country may respond with a similar law.
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The 26-mile march, a re-enactment of the 1811 German Coast Uprising in southeast Louisiana, began Friday morning and will conclude Saturday.
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Many congressional tax staffers and administration officials took jobs in the private sector following the tax law's enactment, and Knight almost followed suit.
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The second amendment would force an end to the 2001 AUMF by halting funding for it, also eight months after the bill's enactment.
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As photo debunker Hoaxeye points out, the photo was a re-enactment of a fugitive fleeing the US which was staged for photographers.
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They did not engage in the abuses that led to the enactment of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
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Trump should be pinned down on how he believes a president could quickly end a program that is not a freestanding federal enactment.
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Since 2010, however, the growth in small-business health-care costs slowed dramatically, following regular double-digit increases prior to the law's enactment.
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Health care deeply divides Americans, but most agree that our health care system had difficulties before enactment of the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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Since Section 230's enactment, there are no cases testing the extent to which interactive computer services may be subject to criminal investigations.
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Re-enactors rehearsed in Reserve, La. The artist Dread Scott is leading the re-enactment of the largest slave revolt in U.S. history.
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Under the legislation, the department would be required to set up the pilot bug bounty program within one year of the bill's enactment.
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Arguably, though, Ukeles's most effective enactment of maintenance art has come in her fulfillment of the third part of her early manifesto: earth.
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I didn't come to the vendor area at the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum's World War II re-enactment weekend for the Nazi memorabilia.
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Seriously, watch it for yourself below and tell me this is not a physical enactment of all of your wildest hopes and dreams.
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On Thursday, the Oberammergau Passion Play, a once-in-a-decade re-enactment of the life of Jesus, was also postponed to 2022.
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Its enactment also puts the Trump administration in a bind after the rollout of a highly anticipated plan for tackling rising drug costs.
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This provides a huge risk to first-time voters or college students who may not be eligible to vote under this new enactment.
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Shortly after the bill's enactment, Trump filed a lawsuit in an effort to block the committee from obtaining his New York tax returns.
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Analysts however said the GST Bill's enactment was unlikely to spur any major rally given indexes were seen already reflecting a positive outcome.
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He previously led the oversight subcommittee and has been pushing to reform the IRS in the wake of the tax law's enactment. Rep.
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That tide has started to turn recently, starting in 2017 with the state's enactment of its first abortion restrictions in nearly 20183 years.
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The law governing cyberspace is the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), which hasn't seen any substantive updates since its enactment in 1986.
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After watching the re-enactment in January, many had an "Aha!" moment, Ms. Guadalupe said, and shared: "Now I understand how Trump won."
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The Trump administration has stayed the enactment of the beryllium rule, along with various other last-minute regulations enacted by the Obama administration.
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The only certainty is that a loss would clear the way for the enactment of more sanctuary laws in California and other states.
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Along with footage from the 1967 favela performance, there is a video of a re-enactment in 2010 projected on a full wall.
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Prior to enactment of the law, a victim of sexual harassment by a member of Congress had virtually no legal recourse at all.
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Like 9/11 and the quick enactment of the Patriot Act, there is already evidence of a boom for the surveillance industrial complex.
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Prospects for enactment are brighter in places like California and Hawaii — states with Democratic governors and overwhelming Democratic majorities in the state legislature.
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We believe there needs to be more careful consideration of the potential unintended consequences of its enactment before the House considers the legislation.
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As we were contemplating the enactment of these rule changes, we ran an exercise where we applied these rules retroactively to prior conventions.
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At the time of its enactment, it also gave the industry one decade before unit-level traceability becomes enforced, meaning the clock is ticking.
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American employers have been required to provide their workers with safe, discrimination-free workplaces since the enactment of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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We have just come out with a new edition of our book, necessitated by the sudden enactment of new Social Security rules last fall.
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"During Q28 alone we saw multiple different dates for the enactment of list 2779.7 tariffs come and be delayed," Goldner said during the call.
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At the time of its enactment, it also gave the industry one decade before unit-level traceability becomes enforced, meaning the clock is ticking.
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The group has decided against Mr Moeller's proposal that they don white camouflage and carry heavy wartime weapons as if in a re-enactment.
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COP, a fantastic agreement for many, there was a lot of achievement that people thought couldn't happen, but what about the enactment of that?
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"Following enactment of the tax cuts and reform legislation last year, they were able to give all their employees larger than expected Christmas bonuses."
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Shortly after enactment of the law, Bank of America instituted a $85033 monthly debit card fee to recoup the $14 billion in lost revenue.
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"This legislation has already been amended seven times since its enactment ... with the objective of strengthening multiparty democracy in the country," Mhagama told parliament.
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Eight years before that, President Bill Clinton was moving toward enactment of his economic plan as well as the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The enactment of Medicare and Medicaid under Democratic President Lyndon Johnson in 1965 was the closest they got—until ObamaCare became law in 2010.
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They call out for enactment of the proposed Voter Rights Advancement Act — legislation to protect the right to vote and thereby protect our democracy.
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AHCA is step one of the Republican plan to repeal and replace ObamaCare; the other steps cannot occur without the enactment of this bill.
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" Nostalgia, in "Mary Poppins Returns," is a transporting emotion, yet the movie is as calculated a piece of re-enactment as "The Force Awakens.
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The fast enactment of legislation on out-of-court settlements and bankers' protection from litigation over the workout of bad loans would be helpful.
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At its enactment in 22019, the Dodd-Frank Act represented the most far-reaching and consequential financial market regulatory initiative in nearly 80 years.
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EPA would have until 28503 or 22019 to complete reviews for registered pesticides, and four years for pesticides registered after enactment of this language.
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The RAA is the first attempt to substantively amend the Administrative Procedure Act, the guidebook of the regulatory state, since its enactment in 1946.
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This is no doubt the case with the restaurant's design, too, but this time the owners are not as interested in historical re-enactment.
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However, between 2011 and 85033 — following the enactment of the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards — this pollution declined by more than 81 percent nationwide.
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The retaining of the measure actually passed by a larger margin (54% to 46%) than the original enactment two years ago (20143% to 48%).
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The bill's enactment reportedly marks the first time the school code has been amended to update the minimum salary requirements for teachers since 1980.
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Both chambers employed it highly successfully from the founding of the republic until 22019, even after enactment of the criminal contempt statute in 1857.
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Furthermore, POMESA contemplated protecting and preserving any voluntary agreements prior to its enactment; the PREPA RSA is the only such agreement of its kind.
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The company also notes that it took a $5.5 billion charge because of the enactment of the U.S.'s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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"The Senate now has a historic opportunity to shepherd this landmark reform toward enactment," Google's Richard Salgado wrote Monday night in a blog post.
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Critic's pick Mixing documentary and fictionalized re-enactment, a new film about the mythic automaker tells a quintessentially American story of ambition and greed.
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Unfortunately, the prospects for national enactment of even modest improvements like the Oregon approach are remote, because of Republican opposition to greater government mandates.
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A few weeks ago, Congress suspended or postponed enactment of several unloved taxes raised by the bill, including one on expensive employer health plans.
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Silvie has been forced to join her parents on a two-week re-enactment of Iron Age culture staged on the moors of Northumbria.
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Mexico has added hundreds of thousands of auto-making jobs since Nafta's enactment in 252, while the United States has lost hundreds of thousands.
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Republicans saw that as a model for conservative enactment of the program, while Democrats criticized what they saw as roadblocks for low-income Americans.
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Alice and Fanny's continuing enactment of what has evidently been a lifelong rivalry for Mary Frances's love and money is, in theory, perfectly believable.
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Moderate lawmakers have shown surprising backbone, but they are a long way from winning the enactment of a law protecting the young undocumented immigrants.
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Without the threat of a funding deadline, the president could simply block the enactment of individual appropriations bills without causing a lapse in funding.
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For years, Republicans in Congress railed against debt and deficits and put forward budgets that sought to balance, albeit with little chance of enactment.
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By this point in 1981, Reagan had won enactment of his signature tax and budget cuts; he signed them into law on August 19663.
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There will be 20 local actors involved and more than 300 shots fired (blanks of course) as part of the re-enactment on Sat.
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Thankfully, we've seen significant strides forward in addressing the issue with the recent enactment of legislation like the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (CARA).
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That may ultimately doom enactment since too much weight attached to a legislative proposal can make it unpalatable to one or more interest groups.
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Prior to the enactment of ObamaCare, uncompensated care provided by hospitals in our communities was in the range of $75 billion to $125 billion.
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The rule has faced a rocky time becoming effective, with President Trump last month delaying its enactment date, originally April 10, for 60 days.
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"Seven years after enactment of Obamacare, I wanted to support legislation that made positive changes to rescue health care in America," Mr. Frelinghuysen said.
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Since its enactment, the ACA's employer mandates have forced many small businesses to spend hundreds of additional administrative hours managing and delivering health benefits.
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The upper ranks of the Washington lobbying community are most effective at blocking enactment of legislation, as opposed to winning approval of new laws.
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After a brief high shortly after enactment, the tax-cut measure has failed to attract the support of a majority of Americans in polling.
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That the MMPR is unconstitutional does not validate the earlier Marihuana Medical Access Regulations, which was repealed with the enactment of the 2013 law.
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That, in conjunction with the Mueller probe, has "directly led to the enactment of sanctions legislation that contradicted Trump's foreign policy goals," they write.
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Cha noted that after North Korea's first nuclear test in 2006, bilateral trade between China and North Korea actually increased despite the enactment sanctions.
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Banks have by and large benefited from the tax overhaul, enjoying record profits since its enactment, driven in part by their lower effective tax rate.
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The health-care reform law has been credited with dramatically lowering the rate of people without health insurance in the United States since its enactment.
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But in the decades since its enactment, implementation of the legislation has become bloated, outdated and a regulatory minefield especially for much needed infrastructure projects.
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Republican opposition to raising taxes, in turn, resulted in a decade-long delay before the enactment last year of long-term Highway Trust Fund legislation.
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What lifts "New Direction" above historical re-enactment is the vitality of the playing, across the board (but especially by Mr. Louis and Mr. Cohen).
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The medal the liquor won in San Francisco hangs in a corporate museum, next to a video-wall showing a re-enactment of the incident.
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But it shows that nearly six years after its enactment, the health law remains one of the most divisive political issues of the Obama presidency.
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Erasing President Barack Obama's healthcare law was a top promise of Trump during his presidential campaign and by congressional GOP candidates since its 2010 enactment.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis announced last month that he was delaying enactment of the plan to begin allowing transgender individuals to join the US military.
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Meanwhile, his unwillingness to ruffle Chinese feathers amid the North Korean nuclear standoff means the enactment of no new, tough tariffs or other punitive measures.
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Or, they suggest, the drop in traffic fatalities could stem from other factors, such as an increased police presence following enactment of medical marijuana laws.
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But David Duhalde, DSA's deputy director, says the "overwhelming majority" of its current members are committed to socialism's enactment through the outright abolition of capitalism.
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Trump and Republican lawmakers have touted their enactment of major tax cuts and repeal of slews of Obama-era regulations as boosting the U.S. economy.
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The prospect of being unmanned was as thrillingly illicit for his self-stimulation as the enactment of manly ritual was essential to his self-image.
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This was despite the fact that just two years after its enactment, black people were receiving three strikes at 1713 times the rate of whites.
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It appears to be a swift enactment of Trump's intention to freeze out Sir Kim Darroch, the first of many opportunities to show official displeasure.
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On Saturday, June 4, Mr. McClure will present a historical re-enactment of the first time Mr. Ginsberg read "Howl," in 1955 in San Francisco.
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Prior to the enactment of Social Security, many families were forced to separate, divided from one another after the kind of tragedy they just endured.
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Prior to the enactment of the tax law, businesses could write off the costs of improvements to their facilities over the course of 15 years.
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The Eighth Amendment's guarantee of the unborn's right to life prevents the enactment of any meaningful abortion legislation, so Mr. Wallace's bill was essentially doomed.
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However, KT's core-telecom margin has improving substantially since 2015 when the enactment of the Handset Distribution Reform Act reduced competition in the wireless market.
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The enactment of a comprehensive overhaul – complete with a lower corporate tax rate – will ignite our economy with levels of growth not seen in generations.
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For instance, since the enactment of the ACA, Republicans have been continually highlighting the shortcomings of the Exchanges and significant premium increases of the ACA.
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"These amendments include the enactment of the Petroleum Resources Act that will govern the development of petroleum and natural gas resources in Quebec," Questerre said.
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And we wish they would already, because their latest performance of the ANTI single is only the most recent enactment of their ridiculous sexual chemistry.
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The enactment of the GDPR in May may very signify the beginning of the end for WHOIS data, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
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The first scene shot was a re-enactment of Queen's appearance at Live Aid in 1985, considered one of the best rock performances in history.
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As the centennial approached, a group of history-minded citizens organized a re-enactment, and Mr. Greene focuses on the preparations for that curious pageant.
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It's all part of a big weekend celebration that includes a re-enactment of the '69 World Series parade on Saturday, complete with classic cars.
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America has lost nearly-one third of its manufacturing jobs since 1997, following the enactment of disastrous trade deals supported by bill and Hillary Clinton.
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At the sound of gunfire from a nearby military re-enactment, he pretended he had been shot in the backside and limped around the infield.
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Wallace ordered the marchers beaten in the incident that became known as Bloody Sunday and ultimately led to the enactment of the Voting Rights Act.
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Since the enactment of sweeping financial regulatory reforms in 28503, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has waged a war to limit consumer and investor protections.
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Those policy goals will be based on enactment of legislation or regulatory change on ACP's core policy issues, examples of which are provided below: 1.
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Within an hour of the decree's enactment on Tuesday, despite the late hour, more than 10,000 protesters spontaneously gathered in Piata Victoriei, or Victory Square.
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Since the enactment of the Ethics in Government Act, our past presidents entered government with an appreciation for the importance of tone from the top.
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DHS made the decision over New York state's enactment of a law that prevents the federal agency from accessing driver's license and vehicle registration information.
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But it is the resulting meetings when sex and meth fuse together that racism can explode into the enactment of any stereotype or supremacist belief.
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Ms. Moore scales down her gleaming voice for the work's many intimate passages, but this is still an enactment of Susan B. as mythical goddess.
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Subsequent enactment of the Bill of Rights, which included the Fifth Amendment and its due process clause, only strengthened the nation's resolve to prevent tyranny.
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The move followed arguments in the case in February and the enactment of a new federal law that both sides said made the case moot.
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The judges' ruling threw out State House and Senate maps that had been contested in state and federal courts almost since their enactment in 2011.
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As a result of a therapist's description of his social media presence, he is prescribed an enactment of "Carmen" to restore his ability to feel.
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"That was the one part we lost," Nader told The Hill in a telephone interview Friday, reflecting on the 28503th anniversary of the law's enactment.
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More disasters struck the longer the cross-party bickering dragged on, jacking up the legislation's overall price tag and further complicating the task of enactment.
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Given Vince Gilligan's predilection for vérité when comes to cinema, I'm going to assume that we are looking at something close to a re-enactment.
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"President Trump looks forward to final enactment of the Fiscal Year 2018 budget resolution so we can bring jobs back to our country," it added.
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But after Democratic president Lyndon Johnson won enactment of civil rights legislation over the opposition of Republican rival Barry Goldwater in 1964, voting patterns changed.
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This week marks the ninth anniversary of the enactment of the federal government's infamous $2628 billion bank bailout known as the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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Health care groups who have navigated a host of legal challenges to Obamacare in the nearly 10 years since its enactment agreed with King's assessment.
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The problem for those calling for the enactment of liberal policies, however, is that immigration is a voting issue for a minority of the electorate.
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First of all-- Congresswoman, do you agree with-- your chairman that the bipartisan legislation you guys have offered-- has dim prospects of enactment this year?
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The intervening century since the law's enactment has seen, in addition to the creation of the National Park Service, enactment of the Wilderness Act, the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, the National Environmental Policy Act, and the Endangered Species Act, as well as the Federal Land Policy and Management Act, which provides for temporary protection of land without the permanent designation associated with the Antiquities Act.
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The man who plays Custer has an affair with a Native American woman in the re-enactment, a woman who annually gets to slit his throat.
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Efforts by female lawmakers, pushing for the enactment of the bill that could help Kenya achieve gender parity in its government have so far been unsuccessful.
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Importantly, she has also endorsed the enactment of a so-called public option to allow everyone in this country to participate in a public insurance program.
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The unprecedented impasse, which ended with the enactment of a fiscal 2018 budget in July, ballooned the state's unpaid bill backlog to more than $15 billion.
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Dating back to 1996, the law allows Congress to review federal regulations and, by joint resolution, overrule those regulations within 60 legislative days of their enactment.
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But both the enactment and the enforcement of laws like these have been an uphill battle against anti-abortion activists who are determined to fight them.
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"South Carolina's discriminatory measure comes on the heels of other actions taken in the state prior to enactment of H-4950," Becerra's office in a release.
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In reality, by obliterating the middle ground between the left and right's health care visions, the enactment of Trumpcare would shorten the way to single payer.
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"We believe there needs to be more careful consideration of the potential unintended consequences of its enactment before the House considers the legislation," the official said.
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But it limited the average daily population in detention centers to 16,500 between the date of a possible deal's enactment and the end of fiscal 2019.
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The Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act is well-crafted legislation and its enactment today makes TSCA a better, more protective law.
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The re-enactment, led by the New York artist Dread Scott, excavated the memory of an event that organizers saw as an inspiring display of courage.
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Delaying enactment, which the report assumes happens in 2628 based on the established two-year timeline, would deliver a damaging blow to the U.S. economy, however.
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Brady rejected political comparisons with 2010, when Democrats insisted that enactment of the Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare) would buoy the party's fortunes in the November midterms.
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The push for the bill's enactment comes as Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinFive key players in Trump's trade battles Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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The University of Puerto Rico, Espacios Abiertos, Institute for Youth Development, and other entities shared with the committee lessons learned three years after the law's enactment.
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However, the enactment of higher capital requirements and required annual stress tests have definitely helped the economy and have made the global financial system much safer.
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Although many conservative economists predicted doom from the 1982 tax increase, which equaled 1 percent of G.D.P., the beginning of the boom coincided with its enactment.
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Following enactment of the "Manipulation de l'information" law, we decided to prohibit all issue based advertising targeting France, which included Get Out The Vote type campaigns.
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Requirements: Applicants must have entered the US before the age of 18 and have lived in the US for four years prior to the bill's enactment.
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He championed enactment of major pension reforms that protected American workers from companies that raided their pension funds or fired workers on the verge of retirement.
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His bushy, 19th-century-style mustache makes him look mothballed and out of his time, like a man doing a Civil War re-enactment of himself.
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They think the uproar over the changes to net neutrality may even exceed the grassroots fervor that preceded the enactment of the rules two years ago.
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The damage inflicted on unions by enactment of right-to-work legislation is substantial and, in the case of the Wisconsin legislation, extremely difficult to reverse.
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If this is frustrating, then it is appropriately so: a fitting enactment of the ghostly silence into which so many of the desaparecidos — the disappeared — fell.
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Despite its lack of physical existence outside of the moment of actual enactment, Sehgal does sell his art — and often for quite a lot of money.
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And they are too far behind the initial enactment of the changes this year, when voters might have been excited by the income bump, however small.
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That uncertainty has also jeopardized Brazil's economic recovery, which until recently was taking root in small ways but depends on the enactment of major economic changes.
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They are giving states freer rein than they have had since enactment of the Voting Rights Act to aggressively gerrymander against the interests of minority voters.
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The enactment of the budget-busting 2017 tax cut proved once and for all, for anyone who had doubts, that Republicans don't actually care about deficits.
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" Durbin called for the enactment of "stricter ethics requirements, including the full detailed disclosure of income, net worth, and income tax returns by all elected officials.
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As administrator, he guided the EPA through the enactment of the first federal environment statutes, steps that would define the agency's place within the federal government.
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It is quite possible that GDPR may bring change to the U.S. and open the door for the enactment of similar regulations affecting all 50 states.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) and I introduced the Active Cyber Defense Certainty Act (ACDC), which makes the most significant changes to the CFAA since its enactment.
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After the introduction, the video shows a re-enactment of students being pulled over for speeding and the officers explaining to them what to do next.
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" Yet as none other than Justice Antonin Scalia forcefully explained, "post-enactment legislative history (a contradiction in terms) is not a legitimate tool of statutory interpretation.
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That's one reason why enactment of the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act was so noteworthy, and why its full and effective implementation remains a priority.
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Following the enactment of Montana's scholarship tax credit program in 2015, the Montana Department of Revenue (MDOR) issued a rule prohibiting faith-based schools from participating.
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That act of unsurpassed civic vandalism gave impetus to the enactment of a municipal landmarks law, a law that saved Grand Central from a similar fate.
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The measure was signed into law last year, but labor groups blocked its enactment through a petition drive that placed the measure on a statewide ballot.
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"In anticipation of the enactment of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), Allseas has suspended its Nord Stream 2 pipelay activities," Allseas said in a statement.
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If it got the votes to pass, the Keep America Safe Act would not regulate large capacity ammunition feeding devices purchased before the bill's enactment date.
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A major element of the administration's proposal is the enactment of a legal framework, like bankruptcy, that would halt creditor lawsuits while Puerto Rico reduces its debts.
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The Obama administration used the social cost of carbon to justify the enactment of rules to limit the burning of fossil fuels for energy, among other purposes.
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More than 2,300 children were taken from their families since the policies' enactment, but after public outcry, President Donald Trump on Wednesday ordered that they be reunited.
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Fitch attributed its rating affirmation to the legislature's enactment earlier this month of a fiscal 2018 budget and permanent income tax rate increases over the governor's vetoes.
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China banned trading panda skins in 2880, and the enactment of the 21996 Wildlife Protection Law banned poaching and conferred the highest protected status to the animal.
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The lawmakers agreed to combine the two through a process known as "contingent enactment," which requires both bills to be approved before either can go into effect.
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But strong U.S. jobs data and hope that the tariff enactment would not end in an all-out trade war helped U.S. stocks close higher on Friday.
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"America has lost nearly one-third of its manufacturing jobs since 1997 following the enactment of disastrous trade deals supported by Bill and Hillary Clinton," Trump said.
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" This unlikely word has come up because Philip Taaffe – the subject of a monographic essay I'm writing – defined his painting practice as a form of "liturgical enactment.
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The enactment date is critical in determining the election date as Thailand's new constitution requires polls to take place within 150 days after electoral laws take effect.
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More fumbling followed, including a short-lived suggestion that the mayor's office inaugurate the wharf with a musical re-enactment of a slave voyage, featuring black actors.
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In 2014, Seoul's mayor canceled the enactment of a city human rights charter after religious groups opposed the inclusion of sexual orientation in a non-discrimination clause.
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For decades prior to the enactment of the Affordable Care Act, many Americans were unable to even afford or obtain insurance because of their past medical history.
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For decades prior to the enactment of the Affordable Care Act, many Americans were unable to even afford or obtain insurance because of their past medical history.
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In fact, they were very close to the Democrat controlled CBO revenue projections which showed that deficits would fall after the enactment of the Reagan tax cuts.
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Illinois, which has the lowest credit ratings among the 50 states, evaded downgrades to junk in the wake of the budget enactment and an income tax increase.
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Both chambers of Congress should pass to the DRIVE-Safe Act and ensure its timely delivery to the president's desk; its enactment should be a no-brainer.
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The road we are taking is increasingly broad, and will not be, nor will we ever allow a re-enactment of a mistake like the Cultural Revolution.
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After the enactment of PROMESA, the job of Congress was to merely step back as the resulting budget process unfolded and to support a transition to solvency.
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Researchers at Washington State University assessed crime clearance rates in Colorado and Washington in the years immediately prior and immediately following the enactment of adult use legalization.
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"The Senate now has a historic opportunity to shepherd this landmark reform toward enactment," Google Director of Law Enforcement and Information Security Richard Salgado wrote in February.
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It is time for citizens and leaders to work toward a deeper democracy rooted in broader participation and geared to the enactment of a new social compact.
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Based on the written commitments in the agreements, the database tracks the quality of enactment across 51 categories of action, year by year for a full decade.
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The "right-to-try" legislation had been embraced by a number of states, but the federal government had been opposed until Trump pushed the bill into enactment.
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The administration would be required to report to Congress within 90 days of the bill's enactment on plans to counter potential election interference from each specific country.
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The Democratic proposal did include a provision forcing USCIS to automatically extend status or work authorization to all immigrants whose permits expired within a year of enactment.
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It was a kind of AARP-sponsored re-enactment of their infamous brawl as players in 1973, only this time no punch connected, and no dugout emptied.
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Hsieh's work not only bears witness to a visionary perspective, but also sheds light on universal human conditions through his critical enactment of a biopolitics of existence.
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But there have been notable exceptions, including the 2001 enactment of the sweeping campaign finance bill that followed a successful discharge petition to overcome a leadership blockade.
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More than $400 million will be disbursed to states within the first 30 days of the bill's enactment, with each state receiving no less than $4 million.
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As early as June 2009, more than a year prior to the enactment of Dodd-Frank, the Chamber announced its opposition to the creation of the CFPB.
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Hillary Clinton America has lost nearly-one third of its manufacturing jobs since 1997, following the enactment of disastrous trade deals supported by Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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Since enactment of the Orphan Drug Act, innovators in California and across the United States have developed therapies for cystic fibrosis, Pompe disease and other rare conditions.
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The Trump administration had previously proposed cuts to the CDC that would have been "unsafe at any level of enactment," according to former CDC head Tom Frieden.
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The measure would direct the president to remove U.S. forces from hostilities against Iran not later than 30 days after its enactment unless Congress approves further engagement.
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The biggest hurdle to its enactment is disagreement over the $300 million pay-out schedule and whether it settles the long-standing tax dispute, the source said.
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He is the sponsor of the Medicare for All Act, the kind of sweeping policy whose path to enactment would likely be eased by the filibuster's elimination.
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While it had been the practice of the IRS not to tax restitution prior to the law's enactment, that could have changed on a whim, he said.
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If we look back in the 10 years prior to the enactment of ObamaCare, health insurance premiums were rising at an astronomical rate, usually by double digits.
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McCrory has blamed the controversy on the Charlotte City Council, saying the city's enactment of a nondiscrimination ordinance regarding transgender people created the need for the law.
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The re-enactment is followed by different students asking questions about what to do if they have to deal with law enforcement, with officers answering those questions.
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That committee's recommendations a year later led to the enactment of the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 220006 (creating the very process now under fire).
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The administration would be required to report to Congress within 2900 days of the bill's enactment on plans to counter potential election interference from each specific country.
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Its enactment is unlikely, however, as it would face an uphill battle in the Republican-controlled Senate and President Donald Trump has voiced objections to such programs.
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Caterpillar's quarterly results include a $2.4 billion charge, equal to $3.91 per share, due to the enactment of the tax reform legislation signed into law in December.
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In Jennifer Egan's complex satire "Look at Me," a New York model with an unrecognizably reconstructed face participates in a web-series re-enactment of her life.
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I'm not saying that we should let him build the wall, but what if we just let him do a PowerPoint presentation or a dramatic re-enactment?
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Initially, the third version of the travel ban was blocked completely (at least for the majority-Muslim countries) by a judge on the eve of its enactment.
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In this perverse Roman re-enactment, the mob were calling on a band from the Buenos Aires neighborhood, one of the most radical groups of their time.
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Also drawing Democratic attention to who sits in the nine black leather chairs at the high court has been the recent enactment in states of new abortion bans.
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In matching pink looks (this is all very Camp, in case you were wondering), Jenner and Grande psych each other up for their big Mean Girls re-enactment.
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Regarding domestic demand, public expenditure would grow at a lower rate owing to the delayed enactment of the Annual Budget Expenditure Act which remained subject to high uncertainty.
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Their first stop was Seneca Village, the site of a historically Black community that was displaced in 1857 in the city's first large-scale enactment of imminent domain.
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When I spoke to the actress who played Farkhunda in the re-enactment of her death, Leena Alam, a mental map of the story began to take shape.
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To cap it all, that evening there was to be a re-enactment of a battle with China—"Grand Spectacle: Storming of the Chinese Peiho Forts", advertisements proclaimed.
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European DAUs were down from 282 million last quarter, potentially related to the effect of the enactment of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union.
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Both congressmen added comments to the legislative record at the last minute, in the scant weeks between the Supreme Court's Morrison ruling and the enactment of Dodd-Frank.
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Pai fought against the enactment of former Chairman Tom Wheeler's signature Open Internet Order, which codified net neutrality, the idea that all internet traffic should be treated equally.
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Before the enactment of the statute, screening was done at the point of debarkation in the United States, which, for New York City, was Ellis Land after 1890.
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In a year of scant bipartisan victories, enactment of legislation to restore America's national parks would stand as a reminder to voters that lawmakers can still work together.
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Renacci and other Republicans have been touting the companies that have announced bonuses and wage increases following the tax law's enactment, such as Cincinnati-based Fifth Third Bank.
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Since its enactment in 2628 as the centerpiece of former President Obama's domestic agenda, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has been a major source of debate and controversy.
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There was something quaint, like an historical re-enactment, about the bipartisan compromise that resulted from negotiations between congressional Democrats and Republicans to head off another government shutdown.
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This upset some people who felt the host was in fact pretending to be the prophet's daughter, a re-enactment not viewed as permissible by many Sunni Muslims.
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That includes the establishment of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), enactment of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and passage of groundbreaking clean air and clean water bills.
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If this is allowed to become procedurally acceptable, there is no policy too grand or abuse too abhorrent which, with time, couldn't be a signature away from enactment.
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Had Sessions blocked the investigation, there is a real possibility that Congress would have moved toward an impeachment investigation or the enactment of a new Independent Counsel Act.
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Since Dodd-Frank's enactment in 28503, the U.S. financial sector has lost more than one-in-five banks, collapsing at a rate of nearly one per business day.
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Even though the courts have excluded sexual orientation from Title VII since its enactment in 1964, the world -- and the laws -- have grown up around it since then.
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The law, the Women's Health and Safety Act, was passed in 2013, but the enactment of the new requirement on abortion providers was quickly blocked by the courts.
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Reiterating Trump's vow to scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement unless Canada and Mexico give better terms, Navarro mocked promises of growth and jobs before its enactment.
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Drag's political potential can however challenge binary ideas, acting as a subversive and liberating platform for diversity, rather than for the repeated re-enactment of the same models.
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More than a fourth of the fighters here are women in their 20s, 30s, and 40s who are blazing new trails in the world of historical re-enactment.
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Last October, police in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia discovered a suspicious device — possibly a pipe bomb — amid the concession stands at the annual Cedar Creek re-enactment.
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The measure also includes language barring the use of federal loan money to compensate senior executives — at least for a period of two years after the legislation's enactment.
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There is a small, subversive pleasure in our enactment of the opposite of therapy, in which you're directed to speak your troubles without any real option for silence.
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In January, in a minor arbitration case, Justice Neil M. Gorsuch wrote that courts should ordinarily interpret statutes as they were understood at the time of their enactment.
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However, those with vertigo or acute natural-disaster anxiety may prefer to skip the introductory exhibit: a powerful earthquake re-enactment involving shaking video and booming surround sound.
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Following the enactment of the tax cut, it decides to transfer that $1 billion back to the parent company - but the parent keeps the money where it is.
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It took a foreign exchange student's re-enactment of the best scene in "When Harry Met Sally" for us to understand why it was excised from local screenings.
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Before Thursday, the WHO had only declared a public health emergency five times since the 2007 enactment of the International Health Regulations, which govern global health emergency responses.
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After the enactment of the cybercrime law, Pakistan's intelligence agencies reportedly asked for legal cover to take pre-emptive "action" against people they believed were breaching national security.
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"Enactment of the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act opens the door to greater retirement income security," said American Benefits Council President James A. Klein.
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However, that pledge depends on enactment of Mr. Obama's E.P.A. regulations on coal-fired power plants, which Mr. Trump and Mr. Pruitt intend to substantially weaken or eliminate.
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However, that pledge depends on enactment of Mr. Obama's E.P.A. regulations on coal-fired power plants, which Mr. Trump and Mr. Pruitt plan to substantially weaken or eliminate.
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While Trump's popularity ticked up following enactment of the tax cut in December, it remains below 40 percent in the most recent weekly average in the Gallup poll.
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However, many of us may have been exposed to some without knowing it: anyone who has seen Disney's "Fantasia" has seen an enactment of one of Goethe's poems.
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Before the piñata party at the Arch Street church, there was a ritual called Las Posadas, a re-enactment of the search for shelter by Mary and Joseph.
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The joint committee must hold its first public session not later than 28500-calendar days after enactment, and hold at least five public meetings or hearings this year.
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State laws often make it hard to change pension plans for public workers already on the payroll, so many cost-cutting measures affect only those hired after enactment.
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"One grant, one loan" not only fails to accomplish this goal, but in fact its enactment would render higher education but a distant dream for far too many.
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Despite obvious disagreements, Republican leaders and President Trump continue to put the best face on things and declare that their legislation is well on its way toward enactment.
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In the first full year after the enactment of such a bill, the office said, premiums would be 20 percent to 25 percent higher than under current law.
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It would require the administration to transmit to congressional national security committees within 60 days of its enactment a report on the status of North Korea's nuclear program.
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Japan had several female emperors in the premodern period but that practice ended with the enactment of the Imperial House Law in 1889, which stipulated males-only succession.
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File photo - Performers take part in the re-enactment of the battle of Ligny, during the bicentennial celebrations for the Battle of Waterloo, in Ligny, Belgium, June 14, 2015.
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"Some argue that enactment of (this bill) equates to the government authorizing taking life, or 'playing God' with the lives of our citizens," Mills said, according to her office.
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Since CHIP's enactment, the share of uninsured children fell from 13.9 percent in 1997 to 4.5 percent in 2015, according to the Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access Commission.
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During his tenure as finance minister, Jaitley led the enactment of a bankruptcy code and a national goods and services tax law that had languished for almost 20 years.
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" Novelist Lorrie Moore called Rose's struggle to find and free Jack from the bowels of the sinking ship "an athletic enactment of grace (unanticipated, unearned, as grace always is).
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"The threat and enactment of tariffs reduced revenues in the third quarter and increased expenses to deliver product to retail," Chief Executive Officer Brian Goldner said in a statement.
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"The enactment of the Cybersecurity Law is essential to meet the urgent requirement to protect cybersecurity," the ministry said in a question-and-answer session posted on its website.
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Still, such a step would probably lead to prompt enactment of legislation reopening the government under the belief that Trump would sign it into law, without the $5.7 billion.
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CBO's analysis, released Tuesday, found that the bulk of increases in the number of uninsured people — by 18 million — would come in the the first full year following enactment.
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In fact, there have been multiple polls since the law's enactment showing that most Americans approve overwhelmingly of the provisions in the ACA, yet they oppose the law itself.
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Amid the tortuous process that ended with Obamacare's enactment, Republicans complained that Democrats were "ramming" or "jamming" health care reform down people's throats, and they have never stopped complaining.
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Hundreds of demonstrators turned out in Washington, Chicago and Los Angeles marking the seventh anniversary of enactment of Obamacare, as the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has become widely known.
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But Trump's proposed Medicaid cuts, which assume both the enactment of AHCA and further cuts to Medicaid, go hundreds of billions of dollars beyond phasing out Obamacare's Medicaid expansion.
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Comprehensive immigration reform is a goal long supported by small-business owners across the political spectrum, but its enactment is stifled time and again by our toxic partisan climate.
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But a strong U.S. jobs data and hope that the tariff enactment would not intensify to an all-out trade war helped the U.S. stocks close higher on Friday.
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The House narrowly passed a $4.1 trillion budget on Thursday, formally initiating a process that Republicans hope will result in the enactment of major tax reform later this year.
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The nearly unanimous enactment of the 21st Century Cures Act by both the House and Senate potentially heralds a new era of global Healthcare leadership by the Unites States.
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Trump signed a bill blocking the enactment of an Obama-era rule that would have into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System to prevent them from buying guns.
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Angus said in a statement that she's looking forward to advising clients as tax policy is being debated across the world following the enactment of the GOP tax law.
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Martin Luther King Jr. and other civil rights leaders were present for the enactment of this legislation that gave African-American voters the legal means to challenge voting restrictions.
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It's the first time we've seen Arya smiling in forever, standing in stark contrast (pun intended) with her reaction to the re-enactment of her father's beheading last week.
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This legislation could speed up the final stage of the LNG permitting process by six to twelve months and we're glad to see that it is steaming towards enactment.
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AAN and other conservative organizations ran ads promoting tax reform as the law made its way through Congress, and they have been aggressively touting the law since its enactment.
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But at least one Union unit spent several days marching along highway shoulders to get to this year's re-enactment, retracing the movements of the Army of the Potomac.
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The GOP senators are also proposing to allow estimated tax payments for individuals and corporations that are due after the date of enactment to be postponed to Oct. 85033.
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Members of the patriotic club Pekhotinets (the infantryman) stage a battle re-enactment in which a Nazi soldier is captured by Soviet soldiers and taken in for police interrogation.
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In the decades after enactment of the Clean Air Act, American policymakers have used many tools to reduce pollution, with market-based regulations having proved the most cost-effective.
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His career has been a splendid enactment of the cultural contradictions of capitalism, and at the same time a series of deeply personal meditations on love, loss and imagination.
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Part documentary and part staged re-enactment featuring big names (like Peter Sarsgaard), Wormwood traces one man's attempts, over several decades, to solve the mysterious death of his father.
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One Harvard study found that immigrants who were eligible for DACA reported better mental health after the program's enactment, in 2012, while those who weren't eligible reported no change.
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The milestone they observed was the enactment of the Representation of the People Act, which in 1918 granted property-owning British women over age 30 the right to vote.
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Since the enactment of the Affordable Care Act, insurers have actually had to take these risks as they were supposed to all along and provide rebates of excessive profits.
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Many of them might choose to retreat to safer lines of business in the uncertain "zombie" period between the passage of such a repeal bill and its ultimate enactment.
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But in recent years — and most dramatically since the enactment, in 1999, of the peace accord known as the Good Friday agreement — the city has made a remarkable turnaround.
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Tradition demands that Shiites walk to Karbala in a re-enactment of the journey taken by Imam Hussein's family when they brought his head to the city for burial.
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In the case of hospitals, the economic impetus to merge and buy up other medical providers got a shot of steroids from the enactment of the Affordable Care Act.
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This is smartly illuminated by a re-enactment of an attack from an actual transcript, the video game similarities chillingly underscored by the callous conversation inside the virtual cockpit.
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Benefits are based on how much retirees contributed to the system while they were working, a formula that was key to the support for the law's enactment in 1935.
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It is a positive sign that lawmakers have lately been opting for pilot programs and study groups rather than rushing into enactment of regulations, according to the Urban Institute.
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Recently, we have entered into a Preclearance Agreement, and while it requires the enactment of legislation in both countries, there is serious work being done to accomplish that goal.
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For those who feel certain the states' case on the tax law will be quickly brushed aside, it's worth recalling the legal maneuvering that followed the enactment of Obamacare.
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Those who anticipate only a two- or four-year window will press for the rapid enactment of a maximalist conservative program, even at the risk of an intense backlash.
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In the years since its enactment, however, big banks have grown larger, and small banks and credit unions across Central Florida and the rest of the country have suffered.
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Appelbaum tells the story of each of these economic ideas in turn, often starting in the 21950s or 1950s and tracing its creation and enactment to the present day.
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Still, polls have shown that support for the tax law has increased since its enactment as companies have announced wage increases, bonuses and new benefits following the law's passage.
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Louisville officials chose to move the monument there because Brandenburg, which hosts a biennial Civil War re-enactment, plans to place it in a prominent spot along the river.
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Although both Pritzker and Ansip expressed confidence that meaningful progress has been made, they hinted at concerns a new framework will face scrutiny from privacy regulators immediately on enactment.
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But that's a "policy inclusive" projection, which means it is contingent on the enactment of policies like a substantial infrastructure investment program and a fresh round of regulatory cuts.
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It is also holiday appropriate, as little Wednesday takes over the re-enactment of the first Thanksgiving pageant at summer camp and quite literally burns it to the ground.
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The enactment of a federal Right to Try law will place perpetual pressure on the FDA to continually review and update its program, ensuring that it meets contemporary needs.
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Through the enactment of the McCain-Feingold Act, Congress endeavored to close the so-called soft-money loophole, and the Supreme Court upheld the core elements of this reform.
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"In anticipation of the enactment of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), Allseas has suspended its Nord Stream 2 pipelay activities," Allseas said in a statement dated Dec. 21.
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The enactment of a fiscal 2018 budget and income tax rate hike by lawmakers in July over Rauner's vetoes saved the state's credit ratings from sinking into junk status.
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There was relatively little reform activity after the 1994 enactment of the Federal TIS grant program, as many States had already adopted some form of TIS by that time.
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Following the enactment of the federal RFRA, the US Supreme Court ruled in 1997 that the federal law only applies religious protections in the context of other federal laws.
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It is also possible that tomorrow will see a re-enactment of the plot from Live Free or Die Hard, just using weird technicolor Trump memes instead of exploding helicopters.
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Since its enactment, right-wing conspiracy theorists have speculated that NAFTA is merely a first step towards "North American Union", and the swapping of the almighty dollar for the "amero".
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A colleague's article about the re-enactment of Farkhunda's death by an ad hoc troupe of Afghan actors started me thinking that the killing was far bigger than I realized.
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"The threat and enactment of tariffs reduced revenues in the third quarter and increased expenses to deliver product to retail," said Brian Goldner, Hasbro's chairman and CEO in a statement.
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As you read Senator John Thune's comments or California's new privacy law, it appears the key impact of regulation enactment will be defining privacy in terms of a business model.
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She has enjoyed hosting international visitors in her spare two-bedroom apartment but will stop because her building management has decided to ban the service ahead of the law's enactment.
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At around 2.6%, the yield on benchmark 10-year notes is almost unchanged from where it was in late 2017 just before the enactment of the Tax Cut & Jobs Act.
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Though financial and political elites were not spared a populist backlash after the Great Recession, they have largely kept their seat at the table, blocking the enactment of bolder reforms.
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"In this light, a father killing his children can be seen as the ultimate enactment of power-wielding, rather than 'losing it' in a temporary loss of control," it said.
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More than 40 years after its enactment, Title IX has undoubtedly expanded athletic opportunities for women in college and beyond, but the job of enforcing it is far from over.
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So while the sharply liberal Mood of the early 513s set the stage for the Great Society, the actual enactment of the Great Society sent it in a rightward direction.
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Abe, in a video message to a gathering celebrating the anniversary of the enactment of the charter, proposed making explicit reference to the Self-Defense Forces (SDF) in the constitution.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Visiting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed support for the enactment this year of a worldwide climate accord reached in Paris, the White House said on Tuesday.
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Dismissing the accusations, the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party held a Senate vote to approve the budget - the next step towards enactment - and reopened the lower house of parliament.
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The enactment of this important law showed—beyond all doubt—what can be accomplished when both political parties and all healthcare stakeholders sit down and work together toward common goals.
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Statutes typically provide the court more text to work with and the history surrounding enactment is often irrelevant; with the constitution, text is more sparse and historical context more important.
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Now, with control of the presidency, the Supreme Court and both houses of Congress, the enactment of the Republican tax plan exposes explicitly the full meaning of this radical agenda.
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Banks between $100bn and $250bn in assets will still face periodic stress tests, but will be exempted from other tougher standards 18 months after the date of the bill's enactment.
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The realized financial benefits of women's economic participation spurred not only enactment of the bipartisan WEEE Act here in the United States, but also rising investment in female entrepreneurship globally.
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Despite high hopes for a variety of positive outcomes upon its enactment in 2005, this federal production directive has benefited no one except ethanol fuel manufacturers and certain corn growers.
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The authors believed that the budget process would be a bipartisan effort to impose order on the passage of appropriations, the handling of entitlements, and the enactment of tax policies.
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"We have 11 states representing 165 electoral votes who have signed, so we're 61 percent of the way there to enactment," Scott Drexel, a consultant to the initiative, told me.
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And, in a perverse way, the urgency of its enactment has been underscored by Akayed Ullah and Sayfullo Saipov who embody all that is wrong with our current immigration system.
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With the enactment of a law in 2004 that prohibited human rights violators from finding a haven in this country, Washington began to crack down on abusers from all over.
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The kitchen has become a base for low-tech investigations, too, like the authors' re-enactment of a first-century fresco that shows a man handing out bread in Pompeii.
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In a fluid re-enactment of famous photographic images between the dates of the title, 13 Flemish teenagers gave remarkable, identity mutating performances, eventually writhing in orgiastic togetherness and abandon.
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In "Bisbee '220," Mr. Greene combines a re-enactment of this dark day with historical documents and reminiscences from family members of those involved to help decipher myth from fact.
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"With the enactment of this measure, we are sending a noxious legal defense strategy to the dustbin of history where it belongs," Mr. Cuomo said in a statement on Wednesday.
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It will be significantly easier to vote in New York, thanks to the enactment of early voting, and 16- and 17-year-olds will be able to preregister to vote.
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And while "Is This a Room" is on its face a re-enactment, there are elements of the transcript that pitch it into the surreal, and allow for interpretive space.
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Following the tax law's enactment, U.S. firms had their subsidiaries pay the home company huge dividends; the counterpart of these dividends, on paper, was a sharp drop in investment overseas.
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An artist and professional pattern designer and seamstress, she moved to New York in the early 1980s from Toronto, after meeting her husband in the Revolutionary War re-enactment community.
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Also inspired by Mr. Fusco's portfolio, the French conceptual artist Philippe Parreno went the re-enactment route, renting a train and dressing people like the onlookers in Mr. Fusco's photographs.
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The cost, the crowds, the exquisite re-enactment of ancient spectacle — all of it may seem fit for a king, but the scale of the pomp signals a remarkable evolution.
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It will take time, patience, resources, cooperation between health care professionals and law enforcement officials, and the enactment of policies that emphasize both prevention and second chances to make progress.
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The video includes a re-enactment of the protest, staged by members of an organization called Arizona Border Protectors, alongside footage of nine immigrant children performing the U.S. Marines' Hymn.
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The Trump administration is defending the decision as a rational response to New York's enactment of a law denying federal immigration authorities free access to the state's motor vehicle records.
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Since the enactment of the last comprehensive postal reform bill, the 2006 Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act, Congress has made several attempts to address the ongoing problems at the USPS.
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But lo and behold, seven years later giant retailers have pocketed $42 billion in profits from the enactment of this legislation, while everyday Americans haven't seen a dime in savings.
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Furthermore, the Government Accountability Office would issue a report on contracting oversight and approval for the Puerto Rico Medicaid program no later than two years after the date of enactment.
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Within six to nine months of enactment, the lead foreign affairs agencies must establish a whole-of-government "Global Fragility Initiative" and submit a plan to Congress outlining its components.
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The enactment of the new tax law in December 2017 should be properly implemented so it can continue to promote economic growth, job creation, and opportunities in the tech sector.
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European DAUs fell to 279 million from 282 million the previous quarter, potentially related to the effect of the enactment of the General Data Protection Regulation in the European Union.
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"In anticipation of the enactment of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), Allseas has suspended its Nord Stream 2 pipelay activities," the company said in a statement dated Dec. 21.
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The enactment of a fiscal 2018 budget and $5 billion income tax rate hike over Rauner's vetoes in July saved the already lowest-rated U.S. state from sliding into junk.
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Y., said to address Trump's aversion to enriching insurers, Democrats had offered to delay the measure's impact for a month after enactment to let insurers lower premiums after payments were restored.
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The re-enactment and more deliberation led them to their conclusion: that Gallo had acted in self-defense in a moment of temporary insanity, and should be acquitted of all charges.
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The two-hour session will address developments leading to the Clean Air Act enactment in 1970, and its amendments and key federal actions taken under the act to address climate change.
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From stories about being chased by the KKK to a re-enactment of Stephen Colbert's last day on The Daily Show, the whole thing was just as awesome as we'd hoped.
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Tech executives are offering to match donations to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) following the enactment of an executive order banning entry to refugees and visa holders from seven countries.
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"Any enactment that would broadly empower state or local law enforcement officers to arrest or detain upon suspicion of removability would likely be unconstitutional," he wrote in his 94-page decision.
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Additionally, the Trump administration has announced plans to lower the maximum amount of refugees allowed in the U.S., already at its lowest since the 1980 enactment of the refugee resettlement program.
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Entitled "Game Changers," PAM kicked off with a rather unusual opening event, a re-enactment of a famous soccer match between East and West Germany in 1974, "directed" by Massimo Furlan.
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This is depicted in this show with a series of drawings in pencil and gouache (1971–90), along with a recent video of a re-enactment of the original installation (2015).
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According to High Frequency Economics Jim O'Sullivan, "We still expect the eventual enactment of tax reform legislation that results in lower marginal rates and at least modest short-run fiscal stimulus."
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Just a few years after enactment of the Voting Rights Act, the 1968 Democratic National Convention was famously marred by the violent suppression of anti-war demonstrators by the Chicago police.
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Since its enactment in 1965 as part of President Lyndon Johnson's Great Society, a sweeping program of domestic reforms, Medicaid has emerged as a centerpiece of the US social safety net.
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This intransigence notwithstanding, the rule largely has proven to be a success, with prescribers' market share falling from nearly 69 percent to roughly 40 percent in the decade after its enactment.
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However, if they were to pass the 2015 legislation again, 18 million people would become uninsured in the first new plan year following the enactment of the bill, the CBO estimates.
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During his tenure, he saw the enactment of the Clean Water Actand the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, as well as the reauthorization of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act.
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The pageantry around the inauguration included a re-enactment of the brutal suppression of an uprising against mainland (then KMT) rule in 1947—a defining event for the island's independence movement.
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Still, this lawmaker said GOP senators are ready to help Ryan out even if it means they shoulder the blame for killing a bill that faces a steep climb to enactment.
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REPORTS SECOND QUARTER FISCAL YEAR 2018 RESULTS * ENACTMENT OF TAX CUTS AND JOBS ACT DROVE $2.0 MILLION OF ADDITIONAL TAX EXPENSE IN THE QUARTER Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Even with the enactment of this bipartisan deal, Congress and Trump face a fierce battle over divvying up about half of the $2.75 trillion for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1.
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Second, congressional Republicans will vote to waive the Paygo requirements as part of the continuing resolution they pass at the end of the year, likely with an enactment date of Jan.
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Despite the fact that 64 percent of voters passed the Compassionate Care Act in November, leadership in the House and Senate is moving full speed ahead to suspend the law's enactment.
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In Maine, lawmakers have similarly rushed legislation through both chambers to delay the enactment of voter-initiated provisions governing the retail production and sale of marijuana until the spring of 2018.
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Since the enactment of the private foundation excise taxes in the Tax Reform Act of 1969, the IRS has undertaken a variety of audit programs focused on federal tax law compliance.
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Six big banks saved at least $2628 billion in taxes in the first quarter of 28503 following the enactment of the GOP's tax-cut law in December, The Associated Press estimated.
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Unpaid-for tax cuts, the enactment of Medicare Part D, and spending for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan soon dissipated the surpluses that had been projected because of Paygo discipline.
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The package of four Republican-sponsored Michigan bills cleared the state Senate unanimously, and Jones said he expects swift House passage and enactment by the governor in a matter of weeks.
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A re-enactment in July of a cattle drive at the Fort Worth Stockyards, which is now represented in the Texas Legislature by Ramon Romero Jr., a son of Mexican immigrants.
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It was the most significant overhaul of the Toxic Substances Control Act since its enactment in the 1970s, and once again Ms. Hamnett was prepared to help shepherd it into place.
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Roman Catholic devotees wearing crowns of twigs, including a woman, were nailed to wooden crosses by Filipinos dressed as Roman centurions in a Good Friday re-enactment of Jesus Christ's sufferings.
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As Mr. Trump's first secretary of homeland security, Mr. Kelly presided over the beginnings of the president's immigration crackdown, including the enactment of his travel ban and tougher interior enforcement measures.
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In the letter, the groups said California's attorney general, Xavier Becerra, would need more time to figure out how to enforce the rules and asked to delay enactment for one year.
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The fusing of past and future served overt political goals in Nikolai Evreinov's re-enactment of the "Storming of the Winter Palace," staged in Petrograd in 21922, during the civil war.
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For example, in 1986, before the enactment of federal mandatory minimum sentencing for crack cocaine offenses, the average federal drug sentence for African Americans was 11 percent higher than for whites.
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Although Mississippi was already among the states with a 20-week ban, until the enactment of this latest bill, the cutoff time for abortions at the Jackson clinic was 16 weeks.
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Penitents whipping themselves and the series of crucifixions feature in the annual Philippine re-enactment of the passion of Jesus Christ, which started as a stage play about 60 years ago.
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Iran remains mired in deficit, and while the country's economy grew more than 7 percent in the year following the JCPOA's enactment, foreign investment flows are far from reaching government targets.
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Although Mississippi is among the states with a 20-week ban, up until the enactment of this latest bill, the cutoff time for abortions at the Jackson clinic was 16 weeks.
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Mr. Kaine's resolution declares that Mr. Trump has already introduced American armed forces into hostilities with Iran without congressional authorization and directs him to stop within 30 days of its enactment.
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Those gathered outside St. Rose of Lima Church, many of them immigrants, bowed their heads and took to their knees as they began the re-enactment of Jesus' procession to crucifixion.
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Confederate General John Hunt Morgan, a Kentucky native, launched an infamous raid in 1863 into Indiana and Ohio from Brandenburg, and the city holds a biennial re-enactment of his exploits.
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The budget's enactment, which followed an unprecedented two fiscal years in which the state lacked a complete spending plan, spared Illinois from becoming the first U.S. state to be rated junk.
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Investors, who had been awaiting tax-plan details for months, largely shrugged off the news, with many saying it was still short on specifics and faced a long road to enactment.
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Just last week, data published online in The American Journal of Public Health reported a 2628 percent decrease in monthly opioid deaths in Colorado following the enactment of retail cannabis sales.
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The law's enactment has stirred up protests across India, but the eastern part of the country, where movements against Bangladeshi immigrants have raged for decades, has been among the worst hit.
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Under the DREAM Act, qualifying young immigrants would need to enter the U.S. before the age of 18 and live in the country at least four years before the bill's enactment.
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It is a radical role reversal for state attorneys general — their Republican colleagues spent the last eight years suing the federal government to block the enactment of many Obama-era rules.
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"Since the enactment of the CAATSA legislation, we estimate that foreign governments have abandoned planned or announced purchases of several billion dollars in Russian defense acquisitions," she said in a statement.
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A reader asked The Times to check a graphic circulated in the White House's newsletter, Your 2138 Daily, stating that premiums "are up by 244 percent" since the A.C.A.'s enactment.
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The procedural and partisan gamesmanship that allowed its enactment, he argues, signals that Republicans in Congress are more compelled by personal and political interest than representing the will of the people.
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Children of certain employment-based visa holders with 10 years in the U.S. on the date of the bill's enactment would also be eligible for the point-based pathway to citizenship.
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A pushed-in front window screen that was discovered by Jeremy seemed like a lead, until authorities who later attempted a re-enactment concluded that it was an unlikely point of entry.
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During the measurement period, the SEC expects companies to complete their accounting and that "in no circumstances should the measurement period extend beyond one year from the enactment date," of the TJCA.
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Friends and family of a beloved Medieval knight re-enactor have been left "stunned" after the Virginia man accidentally impaled himself with his lance during a re-enactment event over the weekend.
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Oregon's legislation, which sponsors say would mark the first of its kind in the nation, follows the enactment of similar measures by several cities, including Seattle, San Francisco and San Jose, California.
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Chen Shi-Zheng's chamber spectacle, described as "a living room circus," is an enactment of acrobatic feats and martial arts marvels, though it only rarely equals the promise of this effervescent introduction.
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Their SRs and Support Rating Floors (SRF) factor in the proposed enactment of resolution legislation in South Africa, which could allow senior creditors to be "bailed-in" to recapitalise a failing bank.
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With the aid of a high-tech simulation re-enactment, visitors can experience some of the horror the passengers must have felt when ocean liner began its decent into the north Atlantic.
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The Aviation Trust Fund has lost between $1 billion and $2 billion since the enactment of a 2005 law that was designed to prevent fuel fraud, according to a new watchdog report.
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This is the famous "you broke it, you bought it" problem—the law became the scapegoat for any number of problems in the healthcare system, regardless of whether they predated its enactment.
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Abe said the size of the victory showed voters wanted to debate changing the charter for what would be the first time since its enactment after Japan's defeat in World War Two.
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The institution has said it had acted appropriately Voters were split over last week's enactment by parliament of a controversial law that will penalize conspiracies to commit terrorism and other serious crimes.
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"Cargill has significant concerns with the potential enactment of unilateral tariffs and investment restrictions against China, and threats of escalating tariffs," wrote Devry Boughner Vorwerk, Cargill's vice president of global corporate affairs.
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By providing the foundation for the domestic biofuel industry with its enactment in 2005, the RFS has generated jobs, reduced oil imports, lowered gasoline prices, reduced air pollution and revived rural economies.
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Members of Congress came together to work with disability activists and advocates who were now part of a disability rights movement that had emerged following Congress' enactment of the 1973 Rehabilitation Act.
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Sanders introduced his bill on the 10th anniversary of the enactment of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), which injected $424 billion into sputtering banks to stave off a global financial meltdown.
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