Many states exempt Social Security from taxation, and a handful exempt all retirement income.
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By remaining under the umbrella of tax-exempt institutions, they too remain tax-exempt.
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If we exempt Mr. Phillips, won't we have to exempt these people from anti-discrimination law?
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From 2006 to 2013, Lerner ran the IRS's Exempt Organizations division, which oversees organizations seeking tax-exempt status.
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Children who would be exempt from taking the vaccine for medical reasons will also be exempt from the ban.
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But reclassifying an employee from "exempt," or not overtime eligible, to "non-exempt," can be tricky for certain employers.
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The NFL's League Office relinquished its tax-exempt status in 2015, and the individual teams had never been tax-exempt.
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He added that certain foreign funds currently exempt from the rule's requirements will likely remain exempt while changes are considered.
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HCSM members are exempt from ACA's individual mandate and tax penalty but do not appear exempt from AHCA's premium penalty.
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These state laws typically do not exempt marijuana use; although some state laws exempt substances that are used under medical supervision.
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No one is exempt from playing these roles, just as no one is exempt from being surreptitiously listened to while playing them.
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Furthermore, its affiliated group, Vets for Economic Freedom Trust is not a verified exempt organization, according to the IRS exempt check search tool.
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However, Trump could decide to exempt some countries from any measures, including its NAFTA trading partners and has indicated he might exempt Canada.
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Because tax-exempt municipal bonds are frequently used for small-scale infrastructure projects, and banks are now disincentivized from buying tax-exempt municipal bonds.
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Puerto Rican debt is "triple exempt" from taxes: Bonds issued by the territory's government are exempt from state/territory-level, municipal, and federal taxation.
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The Federal Reserve is exempt from these rules (you get to exempt yourself when you regulate payment systems and operate one at the same time!).
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Puerto Rico argues that if it is exempt from Chapter 9, it must also be exempt from the limitation on states passing their own laws.
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Individual income generated in Puerto Rico is exempt from federal taxes, but that does not imply that Puerto Rico is exempt from paying any federal taxes.
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I guarantee you, all of Europe is going to wind up being exempt, and I bet you our allies in Asia will wind up being exempt.
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Exempt firms have, together with their affiliates, assets of less than $10 billion and therefore are exempt from the interchange fee standards, according to the Federal Reserve.
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States can choose to exempt themselves from daylight saving time — Arizona and Hawaii do — but nothing in federal law allows them to exempt themselves from standard time.
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Whereas a married couple could exempt $50 million of wealth from the tax, two unmarried partners could each exempt $50 million for a total of $100 million.
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Assembled by the FCC's Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, the report focuses on sponsored data programs, which allow companies to pay carriers to exempt exempt their data from customers' data caps.
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Bond interest has been exempt from federal tax since the federal income tax's first inception in 1913 – just as federal bond interest is exempt from state and local tax.
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House panel to examine tax-exempt college endowments: The House Ways and Means Committee's oversight subcommittee is slated to hold a hearing next week on tax-exempt college endowments.
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Three members — Iran, Libya and Venezuela — are exempt.
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The CMA said a company which hired only a non-Big Four auditor would be exempt from the joint audit rule, but all exempt audits should face closer regulatory scrutiny.
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In other words, White House staffers may be exempt from the statute; even if they are not, then they may be exempt if they do not accept a federal paycheck.
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To be clear: making Pokémon Go exempt from data caps is bad for net neutrality, for the same reasons making certain video and music apps exempt is a bad idea.
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The United States, like Europe, is going to remain dependent on imports, both from tariff-exempt suppliers, such as Canada and Australia, and on non-exempt producers, such as Russia.
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Seniors, individuals with disabilities, poor children, and pregnant mothers are exempt from work requirements; even one parent is exempt if they are caring for a child under the age of six.
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Non-exempt employees could accrue more overtime given the option to work from home or after regular hours — something you don&apost have to weigh as heavily when employees are exempt.
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Libya and fellow OPEC member Nigeria are exempt from cuts.
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The second would exempt certain cigars to the FDA rule.
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Law enforcement, military personnel, and game hunters would be exempt.
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They also deferred military service or sought to be exempt.
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Powdered baby formula, medicines, and cremated human remains are exempt.
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Only Africans, or those of recent African ancestry, are exempt.
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SplitBear lets you select apps that are exempt from TunnelBear.
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Smartphones and medical devices are exempt under the US ban.
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But British polling firms ought to be exempt from sympathy.
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Pleasingly, it seems women are exempt from this general rule.
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Crowdfunding is exempt from section 5 of the Securities Act.
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Most companies with fewer than 50 employees would be exempt.
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Airbrush formulas haven't been exempt from lacking proper shade ranges.
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Production in Iran and Libya, also exempt, was little changed.
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That designation would exempt the activity from the 2006 ban.
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London's "black cab" drivers will remain exempt from the charges.
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He said smartphones should not be exempt from warrant searches.
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Before, you are right, they have been exempt from that.
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That doesn't exempt you from the occasional day of suck.
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Bale's stint at Real is not exempt from criticism, though.
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Emergency responders using their phones for their work are exempt.
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But I don't think it should be exempt from taxation.
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The U.S. Virgin Islands are exempt from the Jones Act.
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Nigeria and Libya are both exempt from the output pact.
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The first 220006 gigawatts of imports each year are exempt.
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It can exempt those videos from data caps, while charging
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HOLD ON A MINUTE -- WHAT DO YOU MEAN, 'YOU'RE EXEMPT....?
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Women with androgen insensitivity syndrome are exempt from this policy.
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Long story short, I'm now exempt from watching future episodes.
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Currently, only houses of worship and some companies are exempt.
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Churches and other houses of worship have also been exempt.
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Texas' prison inmates were not exempt from the hurricane's effects.
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The programs, however, would exempt law enforcement and gun clubs.
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Some types of health insurance are exempt from the regulation.
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Grocers, banks and pharmacies will be exempt from the restrictions.
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Air cargo and ocean freight are exempt from the rules.
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Refugees and asylum seekers are among those who are exempt.
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Medical marijuana stores are considered exempt and will remain open.
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Everyone, of all races, should remain exempt from work requirements.
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People below a certain income are exempt from this responsibility.
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Rules that would repeal existing regulations would also be exempt.
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Women are exempt from conscription but may choose to enlist.
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Certain beneficiaries are exempt, though, including spouses and minor children.
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Second, they must decide how to exempt future foreign earnings.
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The first 2628 gigawatts of imports each year are exempt.
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The first 2.5 gigawatts of imports each year are exempt.
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Takeout and delivery services are exempt, as are shopping malls.
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Or being told you're exempt from council tax for life.
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Emergency vehicles and those carrying disabled people are also exempt.
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This photo was labeled, 'Exempt from automatic downgrading and declassification.'
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All three of the exempt producers also pumped less oil.
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Municipal bonds are tax exempt, in that investors do not pay federal taxes on their returns, nor do they pay state income taxes if they buy certain bonds that are exempt in their home localities.
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On tap tomorrow: House panel votes to exempt Olympic medals from taxes: The House Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday approved a bill that would exempt many Olympic athletes' medals and prize money from taxes.
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In any event, cities cannot exempt themselves from the Second Amendment.
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Technically, you're exempt from the ban if you're busy dialing 911.
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Wyden said Trump can't be exempt from prosecution for the allegations.
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The president and vice president, however, are exempt from the restrictions.
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Ultimately, OPEC agreed to exempt Iran, along with Venezuela and Libya.
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Professional political satirists and humorists are generally exempt from this requirement.
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The use of rodents is exempt from the Animal Welfare Act.
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An amendment to exempt rape and incest victims failed to pass.
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New IRS policy allows some tax-exempt groups to veil donors .
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Several years to process legitimate, non-exempt requests is not uncommon.
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Morgan said no undocumented immigrant was exempt from enforcement, including families.
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The bonyads sit on vast wealth, all of it tax-exempt.
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Where such laws exist, he says, they often exempt government actions.
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"Nursing should be urgent enough to exempt a fine," she said.
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Digital versions of newspapers, magazines and the Bible, will be exempt.
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Some apparently suitable plants, though, seem exempt from R. solanacearum's attentions.
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That offering will include tax-exempt bonds, which the public subsidizes.
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The Somali government said the country's leadership is exempt from rule.
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That surgeons are not exempt from such biases is hardly surprising.
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Producers who could show they had intensified yields could be exempt.
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Tax-exempt nonprofit groups are legally required to avoid partisan politics.
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No nation is exempt from the risk of an authoritarian coup.
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Read MoreLA union wants to be exempt from $15 minimum wage
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However, some churches and religious employers are exempt from the rule.
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The White House is exempt from FOIA requests, per federal law.
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The amendment would exempt commercial micro-drones from all these requirements.
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Did the state exempt syringes from the definition of drug paraphernalia?
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Even products like Chapstick and incontinence pads are often tax exempt.
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The bottom line: Top tax-exempt hospital systems are quite profitable.
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The company resumed operations after receiving an exempt market dealer license.
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Figure skating was hardly exempt from such tensions, because nothing was.
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China may have gotten Trump to exempt ZTE from further punishment.
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People who are self-employed would be exempt from making contributions.
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But somehow, Uber and Lyft drivers became exempt from this group.
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They hesitate to exempt Puerto Rico from detrimental union-backed initiatives.
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But technology products, from cellphones to personal computers, were largely exempt.
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Cable companies that serve fewer than 400,000 users would be exempt.
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Previously, the third-party employers had been exempt from those rules.
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Going forward, all foreign earnings will be exempt from U.S. taxation.
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Unlike the Navy, the Coast Guard is exempt from Posse Comitatus.
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Only on-duty police have been exempt from the company's restrictions.
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Churches and other houses of worship are exempt from this requirement.
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Nigeria and Libya were exempt from the original supply-cutting deal.
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Teenagers, like those at the McKinney pool party, are not exempt.
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He later decided to exempt Canada and Mexico, for now. Sen.
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They hope he'll narrow them and exempt allies such as Canada.
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"There's no place that has been exempt from violence," Ruiz said.
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Fashion, and how Indians think of it, has not been exempt.
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Ugandans in affected countries are not exempt from the travel restriction.
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When "fighting words" became exempt from protection under the Chaplinsky v.
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Of that, $423 billion was publicly financed with tax-exempt bonds.
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But because those states support Trump, they're exempt from his ridicule.
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In the 1970s, these discriminatory schools lost their tax-exempt status.
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Diplomats, individuals transporting goods and anyone supporting medical facilities are exempt.
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But they believed at the time the rest would be exempt.
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Medical personnel, pharmacists, grocers and bakers would be exempt, he said.
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Health providers such as hospitals and nursing homes are also exempt.
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The government said supermarkets and pharmacies were exempt for the closure.
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The transport of goods will also be exempt from the restrictions.
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Healthcare, government, and other "essential" workers are exempt from the order.
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Since partners could do it since 2010, why were creators exempt?
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Hong Kong and Macau are exempt, according to the president's proclamation.
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Utah Housing Corporation, $50 million of tax exempt mortgage-backed securities.
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Members of the armed forces and their families would be exempt.
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The hospital was previously exempt because of its faith-based identity.
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Pennsylvania State University, $284.8 million of tax exempt and taxable bonds.
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Trump's proposed changes would exempt projects that aren't primarily federally funded.
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Those with certain disabilities are also exempt from the English test.
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Others offer a leaner menu: Iowa and Oklahoma simply exempt clothing.
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Visa and green card holders will be exempt from the ban.
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Both Libya and Nigeria were exempt from OPEC's output cut deal.
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Right now, most employer-provided health coverage is exempt from taxation.
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Corporate travel managers and travelers themselves who travel internationally aren't exempt.
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Bottled sodas, teas and juices are currently exempt from the policy.
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One group that's exempt from the fact checking, though, is politicians.
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Contributions to section 85033 organizations are also exempt from gift tax.
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First time local buyers would be exempt from the increased taxes.
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Noguchi, then 37 and living in New York, was therefore exempt.
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Why are these football programs tax-exempt in the first place?
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Being Ethiopian does not exempt or shield me from American racism.
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The tax would exempt from taxation the purchase of health insurance.
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Trump said Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Mexico and South Korea are exempt from the additional tariffs on derivative steel products, and Argentina, Australia, Canada and Mexico are exempt from the added duties on derivative aluminum articles.
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If the association did in fact break those laws, it could lose its tax-exempt status — and according to a former IRS official, without its tax-exempt status the NRA could be forced to shut down.
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In the 1980s, former Senator Pat Moynihan (D-NY) closed a previous loophole for federal tax-exempt private revenue bonds being used for stadium construction, prompting local governments to use tax-exempt general-purpose bonds instead.
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The revelations raise questions about whether the NRA could lose its tax-exempt status, as tax exempt organizations are not allowed to use funding to personally benefit their officials or for actions significantly outside their stated mission.
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Governors of other coastal states have said that they, too, would like to be exempt from the drilling, and that if the plan to exempt Florida but not other states goes forward, they will sue the department.
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Prescription drugs, most groceries and medical equipment like walkers are already exempt.
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But the NYWTA thinks that cab and taxi drivers should be exempt.
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Donald Trump, as president, is exempt from federal conflict of interest laws.
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Many other nations exempt exports from VAT but impose it on imports.
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"Those records are exempt from disclosure," said another Cruz lawyer, Melisa McNeill.
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States had managed to exempt itself from constitutional crisis for over a
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Private schools run by religious organizations are often exempt from those requirements.
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Military aircraft supporting the US Secret Service and emergency aircraft are exempt.
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Both are exempt from the voluntary reductions under the OPEC-led deal.
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Many companies now exempt certain sites or services from customers' data limits.
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It intended to exempt minor leaguers from the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Die-hard country music fans thought they were exempt from Beyoncé's blessings.
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To simplify, the provision would tax imports and exempt exports from taxes.
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And your 'church' should lose it tax exempt status for illegal activities.
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Only zero-emission vehicles will still be exempt from paying the fee.
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London does the opposite: such vehicles are, bafflingly, exempt from congestion charges.
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"Corporate earnings are largely tax exempt at this level," the report said.
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But that's not an argument that Trump should be exempt from scrutiny.
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Subirana surmises that unused cognitive skills are not exempt from Ebbinghaus' curve.
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Hotels and high-end cigar lounges are exempt under the proposed measure.
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Rand Paul that would make state-approved pot sellers exempt from 280E.
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For this reason, large blocks of shares are exempt from the caps.
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Refugees and asylum applicants will be exempt, according to the agency's website.
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Canada—as much as I love it, it's not exempt from it.
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Parent asked me to exempt her kid from speaking anything in Spanish.
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As a result, the bank was exempt from the special bank tax.
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Noticeably exempt from the digital torture was Houston's famed coterie of rappers.
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The president is exempt from this rule because his work touches everything.
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Some countries including Canada have been exempted, but Russia is not exempt.
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Sintering plants that comply with emissions requirements are exempt from the controls.
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The rich are not exempt; we are divided, but we are connected.
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Valuables of special emotional value such as wedding rings will be exempt.
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Refugees: We thought America valued diversity Who is exempt from the ban?
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Yet the president and vice president are largely exempt from those rules.
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The Democrats wanted Trump to exempt the entire VA from the order.
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And private schools would have been exempt from the "reasonable accommodation" clause.
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Colleges' tax-exempt endowments have also gotten attention from members of Congress.
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Universities aren't exempt from that—they're a microcosm of the wider world.
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That's because federal labor laws exempt so many workers from its protections.
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The U.S. cannot exempt itself from these moral obligations, nor should we.
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He pointed to exceptions he said would exempt sportsmen and law enforcement.
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Military drivers, farmers and firefighters are exempt from these federal CDL requirements.
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Almost all of these investments were financed by tax exempt municipal bonds.
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Among the biggest is its elimination of tax-exempt advance refunding bonds.
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It also said that contractors working on the government's behalf are exempt.
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Groups that are strictly political are not eligible to be tax exempt.
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I'm not saying that Clinton will or should be exempt from criticism.
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Any rules necessary for imminent health or safety threats would be exempt.
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The biggest rise came from Libya, which is exempt from the agreement.
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Three local cigar lounges and all hotels are exempt from the ban.
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However, employees with disabilities can be exempt from the federal minimum wage.
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Unlike other tax incentives, retirement savings are tax-deferred, not tax-exempt.
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Village of Freeport, N.Y., $160 million of tax-exempt and taxable bonds.
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Even some left-wing Jewish publications are not exempt from this virus.
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They take a tremendous risk that they'll lose their tax-exempt status.
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Premiums your employer pays are exempt from federal income and payroll taxes.
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Trump said that Canada and Mexico would be exempt from the tariffs.
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Honolulu City and County, $222 million of tax-exempt general obligation bonds.
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Illinois Finance Authority, $282 million of Swedish Covenant Hospital tax exempt bonds.
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The crucial oil sector is expected to be exempt from the cuts.
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In Nevada, Question 2 would exempt feminine hygiene products from sales tax.
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Italian soccer is hardly exempt from them – even now, in February, 2016.
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Wiesberger, Van Rooyen and Langasque are already exempt, but Bertasio is not.
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Individuals who get their insurance through work already are exempt from taxes.
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And it doesn't say members of Congress or their staff are exempt.
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Religious cemeteries are exempt, and cemeteries are not obligated to accept animals.
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The statement didn't address whether Trump would be exempt from doing so.
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Nowhere does it say that appointments in the White House are exempt.
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Environmental advocates raised concerns the rules would exempt certain plants from compliance.
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Like that ban, US citizens and their family members will be exempt.
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They noted that American soldiers were not exempt from military disciplinary procedures.
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The interest income paid on municipal bonds is exempt from federal tax.
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None of us is exempt from periods of pain, doubt and discouragement.
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Initial public offerings, market making and intraday trading would also be exempt.
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That's because federal labor laws exempt so many workers from its protections.
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And women on hormonal birth control are not exempt from these symptoms.
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Normally, tax-exempt organizations must file annual financial reports for public inspection.
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Ohio Air Quality Development Authority, $210 million of exempt facilities revenue bonds.
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But it explicitly says if you're media, you're exempt from the rules.
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You can also exempt entire apps from Do Not Disturb from here.
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The youngest members of society have not been exempt from the crisis.
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Many believe that Canadians are exempt from government trampling on our rights.
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Not even nuclear-propelled vessels are exempt from the tyranny of fuel.
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Government, health care workers, and those who work "essential jobs" are exempt.
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That will exempt their autos and auto parts from any new tariffs.
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These are tax-exempt vehicles for putting money aside for educational expenses.
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Nothing is exempt from taxation which is not excluded from the law.
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After getting pushback, it was amended to exempt cities from the measure.
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But unlike Juul's move, the administration would not exempt mint or menthol.
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Also exempt are most wetlands separated from other larger bodies of water.
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Bank accounts, investments, automobiles, yachts, even antique gun collections are now exempt.
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Funds in the accounts are exempt from federal taxes, according to HealthCare.gov.
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"The president is exempt from most of these issues," Mr. Chaffetz added.
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The right to free expression is everyone's and Kanye is not exempt.
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Legislation to exempt tampons from taxes could come up in several states.
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No one who spends her life creating things seems exempt from it.
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But under state law, elder abuse cases are exempt from the limit.
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Most just cause requirements also exempt new hires on a probationary period.
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Those who violate this rule risk having their tax-exempt status revoked.
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There's a lot of questions about why Australia was in fact exempt.
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And despite an aggressive lobbying campaign, Uber and Lyft are not exempt.
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One group that's exempt from the fact checking, though, is politicians. 7.
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There is no such thing as a community exempt from gun violence.
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That doesn't mean every conscientious religious decision is exempt from moral criticism.
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All Americans benefit from core infrastructure projects financed by tax-exempt bonds.
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Misuse of tax-exempt funding for private gain would violate tax laws.
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Puerto Rico's debt, however, is triple-exempt no matter who buys it.
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Apartment buildings with fewer than five units are exempt from the bill.
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Garment bags and trash bags sold in bulk will also be exempt.
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The IRS guidance drops a requirement for many types of tax-exempt organizations, including social-welfare groups with tax-exempt status under 501(c)(4) of the tax code, to submit information about donors' identities on annual forms.
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As a registered nonprofit, the museum is exempt from income taxes but is required to file a Form 990 with the IRS, to justify its tax-exempt status and to provide the public with information about its finances.
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The official said the rules would not apply to legal permanent residents or anyone entering the U.S. legally, and children under 251 are exempt, but it's unclear whether asylum-seekers who come through official crossings will be exempt.
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They insist that Muslims must continue to be exempt from secular family law.
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But Puerto Rico's bonds are triple tax exempt regardless of where you live.
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The U.S. Virgin Islands have been exempt from the Jones Act for decades.
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It was nonprofit and tax-exempt, and its biggest beneficiary was Long himself.
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The European Union has said that it should be exempt from the tariffs.
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Hence: "We're All Devo," an idea from which we did not exempt ourselves.
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Luxury cars, yachts or mansions in the Caribbean, say, could all be exempt.
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Indeed, existing loans including mortgages are still exempt from the new benchmark scheme.
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Ten states already have laws ensuring menstrual products are exempt from sales tax.
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Currently, legal permanent residents are exempt, but people on temporary visas are not.
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Elizabeth Warren, about whether Facebook ought to exempt political ads from fact-checking.
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Political parties and candidates are also exempt from Do Not Call list restrictions.
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Those buying groceries with food stamps are also exempt from paying the fee.
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Universities have suggested that students might be exempt from visas for EU migrants.
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Athletic facilities and student housing, including sorority and fraternity houses, would be exempt.
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France, the former colonial power, wants to exempt clothing and target only sugar.
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South Carolina Public Service Authority, $382 million of tax-exempt revenue refinancing bonds.
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The government said they were not exempt, and the ACLU said they were.
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Land-value taxes are common in Australia, but residential property is mostly exempt.
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Those struggling in low-paid jobs in the "gig economy" will be exempt.
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Some of that is poor farmers, who are largely exempt from tax anyway.
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The reason: interest income paid on muni bonds is exempt from federal tax.
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Male restaurant workers aren't exempt from sexual and physical harassment on the job.
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So why should the brother-in-law be exempt from the travel restrictions?
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The New York attorney general's office is investigating the NRA's tax-exempt status.
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Keyword snooze only works on posts that contain text, but ads are exempt.
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The Redskins had placed Cravens on the exempt/left squad list on Sept.
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But she said hobbyists and collectors would still be exempt from registration requirements.
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OPEC's deal faced potential setbacks from Iraq's call for it to be exempt.
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Yet until a year ago, big Chinese firms were exempt, at least informally.
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For example, California allows debtors to exempt up to $100,000 in home value.
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But numbers are pure and theoretical and definitely exempt from legal action, right?
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Whipping is prescribed for all manner of crimes; children are not necessarily exempt.
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To stimulate demand, electric vehicles are generously subsidised and exempt from purchase taxes.
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The bank is exempt from the bank levy until it exits the programme.
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And even if you are Facebook, you're not totally exempt from investor pressure.
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Children with complex medical needs would be exempt from the per capita caps.
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FYI, having an STI doesn't exempt you from getting to have casual sex.
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However, being raised in the wilderness doesn't mean she's exempt from teenage rebellion.
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The group Unite in Action had it's application for tax-exempt status approved.
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The agency will also exempt 85033 truck drivers with insulin-treated diabetes mellitus.
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Analysts say $192 of the premium is the tariff non-exempt producers pay.
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But we cannot pretend they exist in a vacuum exempt from political implications.
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You are allowed to exempt some foreign earned income, but you must file.
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Meanwhile, the government could issue tax-exempt municipal bonds, prized by mainland investors.
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"Metascience is not exempt from the rules of science," they write in conclusion.
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However, Nigeria and Libya, OPEC members exempt from the cuts, have raised output.
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None of this is to say that #MeToo should be exempt from criticism.
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Jet fuel and diesel would be exempt for humanitarian reasons, the sources said.
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The amount exempt from the estate tax will also increase, the IRS said.
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California, $2192 million of Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority tax-exempt revenue refinancing bonds.
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Our social safety net has been exempt from any requirement to receive benefits.
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Passive investments below 10 percent of a company are exempt from these filings.
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The rule can be waived, and bills designated as emergencies are exempt. Rep.
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First, exempt all countries that operate as market economies from Section 232 tariffs.
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If you'll recall, Congress tried to exempt itself from the Affordable Care Act.
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Harris would presumably exempt them from the law on that offense as well.
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Lenders who initiate and collect their own loans are exempt from these regulations.
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Those buying groceries with food stamps are also exempt from paying the fee.
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The bill also would exempt solar panels for energy storage from sales tax.
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Unfortunately, many rich people think their high incomes exempt them from this rule.
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Their house is exempt from property taxes because it has a tin roof.
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Since Falun Gong is classified as a religion, it's a tax-exempt site.
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The president and vice president are exempt from many of the legal strictures.
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Domestic flights and flights to French territories will be exempt from the tax.
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It would also take away tax-exempt bonds for private stadiums being built.
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However, the FWS will exempt antique guns and musical instruments from the rule.
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The following tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week.
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At the moment Nigeria and Libya are exempt from the production cuts agreement.
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The bill was amended to allow "zero rating," which lets telecoms exempt certain
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Other data-exempt partners may be announced in the future, the company added.
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Exempt reviews of transactions that are already covered by the export control board.
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On the campaign trail, she pledged to investigate the NRA's tax-exempt status.
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Any rules necessary to address imminent health or safety threats would be exempt.
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Hunter's bill would exempt vaping devices from that review and many other rules.
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People living in the Spanish capital of Madrid are exempt from the tax.
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For example, the I.R.S. could seek to revoke the foundation's tax-exempt status.
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And permanent-resident noncitizens and their immediate family members would also be exempt.
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Key Australian businesses and political leaders are now publicly clamoring to be exempt.
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Refugees like Mr. Araibi are also supposed to be exempt from red notices.
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To begin with, sin is a problem from which no one is exempt.
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After that, 16 and 17 year olds became exempt from the reimbursement policy.
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The club lost its tax-exempt status as a fraternal organization in 2010.
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Countries with preferential trade agreements, such as Iceland, Norway and Mozambique, are exempt.
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In exchange, South Korea was exempt from the 25 percent US steel tariff.
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New Yorkers were exempt, but the sculptor Isamu Noguchi, then 37, went anyway.
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New Yorkers were exempt, but the sculptor Isamu Noguchi, then 211, went anyway.
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Vietnam initially agreed to accept some of the people formerly exempt from deportation.
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Sanctuaries, institutionalized zoos, and universities would be exempt from the Big Cat Act.
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New Yorkers were exempt, but the sculptor Isamu Noguchi, then 21995, went anyway.
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Currently up to $2003,000 a year in such benefits are exempt from taxes.
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Automated political calls, debt collection calls and messages from charities are also exempt.
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The region's estimated 28,200 homeless individuals, however, are exempt, according to the Chronicle.
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He said humanitarian and other "urgent" flights would be exempt from the ban.
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And if there are any "switchboard operators" left, they are exempt as well.
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Houses of worship, including churches, temples and mosques, were exempt from the requirement.
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New Yorkers were exempt, but the sculptor Isamu Noguchi, then 23200, went anyway.
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Nigeria and Libya, OPEC members exempt from production limits, have also increased output.
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Does Long Island inhabit some special zone exempt from the logic of Albany?
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And, as Hillary Clinton writes in her recently released book, she wasn't exempt.
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In that context, he's also called for revoking that organization's tax-exempt status.
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It also sought tax-exempt status, citing the group's similarity to the CFR.
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In that case, the supply of traditional tax-exempt munis would not swell.
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The truth is that sole surviving sons are exempt from the military draft.
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The legislation will not, however, exempt grocery stores, convenience stores or gas stations.
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C. W. Henderson specializes in the conservative management of tax-exempt municipal securities.
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Some rural school districts are exempt from the new law, the Times noted.
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While the exempt nations pumped more, those bound by output targets boosted compliance.
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As REITS, these prison companies are exempt from paying federal corporate income taxes.
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Even if a general adjustment is approved it may exempt crude oil imports.
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Back in 2015, 40 states did not exempt menstrual products from sales tax.
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States could also exempt insurers from offering the "essential health benefits" currently required.
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Mexico and Canada — two key U.S. trading partners — were exempt from the tariffs.
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Third, of those who do not work, a majority would be exempt anyway.
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The border-adjustment proposal would subject imports to U.S. taxes and exempt exports.
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Others deemed "exempt" will report to work, but won't be paid right away.
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Only LTDA members are exempt from paying London's £11.50 ($14.80) daily congestion charge.
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Unlike beer, mineral water and sugary drinks, Argentine wine is exempt from tax.
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Third, many aliens are completely exempt from the new 85033-in-three policy.
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Officially, the sanctions exempt humanitarian goods, such as food, medicine and medicinal instruments.
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Americans, especially white Americans, largely felt themselves exempt from that kind of history.
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Condoms were exempt but tampons were not, because "condoms prevent illness," he said.
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PCB 18-08 would exempt victims of mass violence from public records laws.
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The entire White House could be exempt and Americans would never know it.
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He also blasted Facebook&aposs decision to exempt political ads from fact-checks.
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No one, including media organizations, should be exempt from complying with the law.
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The New York Times reported the probe involved the group's tax-exempt status.
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Democrats are not alone in pressuring Zinke to exempt their states from drilling.
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During the reign of Louis XIV, French aristocracy were exempt from paying taxes.
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Even in the English-speaking world, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand are exempt.
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It's important to remember that the president is exempt from a lot of criminal conflict of interest statutes, but he's not exempt from 18 U.S. Code §33 — linking an official action to a thing of value given by another party.
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Also, not every bulky item will be exempt from the $150 oversize luggage fee.
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"I think we can't exempt anybody," Morgan told reporters at ICE headquarters in Washington.
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Organizers want the company to make discrimination and harassment cases exempt from this clause.
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The three hospital systems maintain that their religious affiliation makes them exempt from ERISA.
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Of course, the LNAH hasn't been exempt from its own doses of cold reality.
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Other tax rule changes may actually have boosted overall demand for tax-exempt income.
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The President is exempt from most of all of the conflict of interest laws.
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The NFL has returned Foster to the active roster from the Commissioner Exempt list.
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People traveling on diplomatic, NATO or UN visas were also exempt from the ban.
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Iran, also exempt to a certain level, raised output by 30,000 barrels a day.
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Whipping is also a penalty but Najib would be exempt because of his age.
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While we're basking in it — blissful and momentary — nature seems exempt from fraught narratives.
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Many countries with wealth taxes added rules to exclude debts incurred buying exempt assets.
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Amy Klobuchar told WBUR that babies will be exempt from the Senate dress code.
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But, as we've seen, some people are exempt from getting the drugs they need.
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And legal permanent residents or green card holders will almost certainly be exempt. 3.
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More than half of wage earners in Greece are still exempt from income tax.
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Currently, Tennessee levies a 2% tax on interest and dividends, but salaries are exempt.
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Other medically necessary items, such as bandages, are exempt from state taxes in Nevada.
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Until the tobacco settlements, the cigarette was largely exempt from government regulation, Blanke said.
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In June, President Trump signed an executive order to exempt parents crossing with children.
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Hospitals, Meals-on-Wheels providers and lobster dealers would be exempt from the ban.
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Videos that are "educational, scientific, newsworthy, or a documentary" may be exempt, it says.
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The law applies to public and charter schools, though rural school districts are exempt.
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Otsego will lose its tax-exempt status unless the law is changed this year.
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He offered to exempt himself from decisions on INA until the case was resolved.
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Its full name is the Esalen Institute—a tax-exempt nonprofit, founded in 1962.
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Importantly for tax planners, COGS is exempt from BEAT, under the new tax law.
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A stipulation was later added to exempt active duty military personnel 18 and over.
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For years it was one of the most privileged of neighborhoods, exempt from development.
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Micah: 2016 has been an unmitigated disaster for everyone, and music fans weren't exempt.
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Unlike the president, Mr Kushner is not exempt from federal conflict-of-interest laws.
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Refiners are exempt from rotating power outages by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC).
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I don't think that somehow we should be fully exempt from thinking about that.
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Under the agreement, fishermen using ropeless gear will be exempt from future early closures.
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She would not, however, confirm that Muslims residing in peaceful countries would be exempt.
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The vehicles that run on CNG are exempt from the Delhi government's rationing drive.
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These boons do not exempt Panama from problems that bedevil many Latin American countries.
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" "Life can be hard and incredibly cruel, to all of us, none are exempt.
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If my work Google Calendar is down, does that mean I'm exempt from meetings?
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Trips to Corsica and French territories overseas would also be exempt from the tax.
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The acceleration in outflows as well made its way into tax-exempt money funds.
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If the EPA decides against a review, it should exempt small businesses, it said.
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The version of the bill passed by the House did not exempt derivatives transactions.
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Article 22 gives individuals the right to be exempt from that automated decision making.
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Life can be hard and incredibly cruel, to all of us, none are exempt.
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Trump has noted that the president is exempt from criminal conflict of interest laws.
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No one is exempt from falling prey to bourgeois materialism and the "correct" taste.
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Employers who are exempt do not have to offer coverage through a third party.
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DHS had to eventually clarify that green card holders are exempt from the policy.
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Finance Minister Eugen Teodorovici said on Wednesday the tax might exempt several financial assets.
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And those in long-term relationships are certainly not exempt from aftercare, Luterman says.
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The new policy also provides clearer guidance on who is exempt from the ban.
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Google has no plans to exempt itself, a source with knowledge of project said.
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Endowments that were not compliant for several years could lose their tax-exempt status.
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Finance Ministry Eugen Teodorovici said on Wednesday the tax might exempt several financial assets.
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One idea being discussed would exempt small, new-build rental developments from outside appraisals.
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Most or all of corporate tax income earned abroad would be exempt from taxation.
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Those earning less than ¥2012m are exempt from income taxes and social-security taxes.
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The three hospital systems maintained that their religious affiliation made them exempt from ERISA.
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Men are often completely exempt from scrutiny, particularly when it comes to their bodies.
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Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.) that would exempt agency actions to protect people from discrimination.
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The rule is able to be waived and emergency funding bills would be exempt.
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So yes, sadly, the Too Faced Glitter Eyeshadow Palette is exempt from the markdown.
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Social Security income is subject to taxation, but 15 percent of benefits are exempt.
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Puerto Ricans, who are black, white and brown are not exempt from that discussion.
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The bill also would exempt solar panels used for energy storage from sales taxes.
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Secondly, for those companies not exempt, the filing requirement could not be less onerous.
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Should illegal aliens be exempt from federal immigration law simply because they have children?
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Nine states and the District of Columbia exempt feminine hygiene products from sales taxes.
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Our Revolution will function as a 501(c)(4), a tax-exempt non-profit.
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Current refundings of debt within the 90-day call date window remain tax-exempt.
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If they will not post prices, they will have their tax-exempt status withdrawn.
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Tax-exempt municipal bonds are an indispensible tool for overcoming our nation's infrastructure challenges.
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Previously, Americans had been exempt from pre-registration requirements when traveling to EU nations.
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Based on the charitable remainder designation, the IRS grants these trusts tax-exempt status.
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The guidance limits some tax-exempt groups' disclosure of donor information to the agency.
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South Carolina Jobs-Economic Development Authority, $60.2 million of tax-exempt lease revenue bonds.
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Industrialized farming interests, however, made certain that one country would be made exempt: Mexico.
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Cook is lobbying the president to exempt Apple products from tariffs on Chinese imports.
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Oakland isn't totally exempt from the insanely high costs across the San Francisco Bay.
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The FMCSA announced Friday it will exempt 59 truck drivers from the vision requirement.
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Groups exempt from paying employment taxes include some federal, state and local employees, i.e.
|
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The border adjustment would hit imports with a 20 percent tax, but exempt exports.
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Navarro said during the interview that no countries will be exempt from the tariffs.
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Any state could exempt itself, and Arizona opted out of the law in 1967.
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No industry or nation is exempt from male misconduct (and Bee even checked Antarctica).
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He added that many other employers were also effectively exempt from the contraception requirement.
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The casino industry in the Philippines is exempt from many anti-money-laundering requirements.
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Libya and Nigeria were exempt from the cuts because conflict had curbed their production.
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Label all the confidential stuff as proprietary and exempt from federal open records law.
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Luckily (unfortunately?), even Mastodon aren't exempt from death and there's a surprise happy (tragic
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This means actresses, makeup artists, beauty editors, and even aestheticians aren't exempt from blemishes.
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Instead of the exposure approach, parents should vaccinate any child who isn't medically exempt.
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Health groups have urged the Conservatives to make NHS staff exempt from the charge.
|
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But Chaffetz explained that the president is exempt from federal conflict-of-interest laws.
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US citizens, green card holders and their family members are exempt from the restrictions.
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News outlets are exempt under the executive order, though many publications — including Insider Inc.
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Migrant children arrested by Border Patrol without a parent or guardian were initially exempt.
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Mattis also said smaller exercises deemed to be exempt from the suspension were ongoing.
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In 2014, he competed for a medal that would exempt him from military service.
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It would exempt them from paying $1,100 renewal fees due this year or next.
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And by the way, being a woman doesn't exempt me from the learning curve.
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The group's possible ties to Russia and its tax-exempt status are under scrutiny.
|
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Not every employee would be exempt from drug testing if the bill becomes law.
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Additionally, the company encouraged Congress to exempt more short-term rental income from taxes.
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Before its passage, only the first $650,000 in an estate was exempt from taxation.
|
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States like New Jersey and Pennsylvania also exempt feminine hygiene products from sales tax.
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And the bills exempt some of those foreign profits from United States taxes entirely.
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Individuals who are homeless are exempt from the order, but urged to find shelter.
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" Biden then hit Sanders for voting to "exempt gun manufacturers from any liability. Zero.
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Dream Defenders Fight is the "super PAC" of the tax-exempt nonprofit Dream Defenders.
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We don't, as a rule, exempt charitable organizations from laws that govern their activities.
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Legal residents from those countries were affected at first, but they are now exempt.
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They must demand loudly that the Palestinians are not exempt from basic human decency.
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A list of donors to tax-exempt groups is irrelevant to the IRS's function.
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C.A.-compliant options, though, health care sharing ministries are actually exempt from the law.
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The agency also has the power to exempt smaller refineries from the blending requirements.
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The Oklahoma Development Authority, $251.6 million of tax-exempt and federally taxable revenue bonds.
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Another 12 percent were people likely to be exempt, including the elderly and students.
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Under our current law, religious groups are exempt from certain tax and reporting burdens.
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Some bank holdings will be exempt from the penalty, a practice known as tiering.
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Some bank holdings will be exempt from the penalty, a practice known as tiering.
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Cultural shift Long time staff say no one is exempt from the shifting mood.
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South Korea is one of the countries temporarily exempt from recent U.S. steel tariffs.
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But shortly after, Trump said he would exempt U.S. trading partners Canada and Mexico.
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It prohibits churches and other tax-exempt organizations from participating in some political activity.
|
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There are precedents for OPEC members to be exempt from agreements on output restraint.
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These are not simple decisions and are not exempt from the risk of retaliation.
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Such platforms are currently exempt from similar regulations imposed on TV and radio outlets.
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Letes held by people or provinces would be exempt from the decree, Clarin said.
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DRAFT U.N. RESOLUTION WOULD EXEMPT INTER-KOREAN RAIL AND ROAD PROJECT FROM U.N. SANCTIONS
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China announced last week that it would exempt American soybean and pork from tariffs.
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Previous attempts to exempt Newman's Own from the hefty fines have garnered bipartisan support.
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Large association plans are exempt from state benefit regulation and can offer narrower benefits.
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No. Plastic bags used for things like fresh meat or produce would be exempt.
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But there is no good justification to exempt campaign statements from consideration as evidence.
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Certain populations — the elderly and pregnant women, for example — are expected to be exempt.
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The governor's proposed legislation wouldn't exempt police officers from civil liability in all circumstances.
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That's because federal labor laws exempt so many workers from these types of protections.
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When the Congressional Research Service released a 1996 report showing that tax-exempt bonds were costing the federal treasury about 34 percent of new stadium construction costs, Senator Moynihan introduced the Stop Tax-Exempt Arena Debt Issuance Act to rectify the matter.
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The IRS needs to explain "why these plaintiffs who have been granted tax-exempt statuses will not experience any negative consequences resulting from the alleged discriminatory targeting scheme employed by the defendants throughout their tenure as a tax- exempt entities," Walton said.
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They point to assurances that the I.R.S. would turn over email messages sent and received by Lois Lerner, a senior official in the Exempt Organizations Division from 2009 to 2010, when Tea Party-affiliated groups applying for tax-exempt status were unfairly scrutinized.
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Meanwhile, low-income individuals, emergency vehicles, or disability vehicles are typically exempt from these fees.
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After the laws: Cooper would only be able to appoint 425 people to "exempt" positions.
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Even those closest to you aren't exempt from displaying the indirect behavior at some point.
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Libya is exempt from production cuts decided by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Most private and business customers will remain exempt from the fee on the credit balance.
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In practice that is everyone except Mexicans and Guatemalans themselves (unaccompanied children are also exempt).
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Nigeria, which was exempt under the previous deal, will participate in this round of cuts.
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In response to Best's complaint, the FBI began releasing non-exempt records in June 2017.
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His hope is that the government will exempt launch providers from this sort of licensing.
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However, it will exempt cigar lounges and allow hotels to sell tobacco products to guests.
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Another is exempt from risk due to the very low carbon content in the soil.
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Republicans are pushing for a border adjustment tax that would tax imports and exempt exports.
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Health should be exempt; we need information and literacy, not marketing with penis-shaped cacti.
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Canada is not exempt from stresses that are causing other rich countries to freak out.
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But a number of bills in Congress are looking to make such contributions tax-exempt.
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International flights, unlike domestic ones, were exempt from last year's Paris Agreement on climate change.
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Both countries have been exempt from cuts due to unrest and lower-than-normal production.
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Current refundings of debt within a 90-day call date window would remain tax-exempt.
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Current refundings of debt within the 90-day call date window would remain tax exempt.
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CDFI lenders are exempt from having to comply with so-called ability-to-repay rules.
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The nearby U.S. Virgin Islands have been exempt from the Jones Act since its inception.
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It seems like Ronald would be exempt from being lumped in with the other clowns.
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If you hurt one species, you hurt them all and we humans are not exempt.
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The Sakhalin project is exempt from sanctions because it dates back to the early 1990s.
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But rifles and semiautomatic long arms used by recreational hunters are exempt from licensing requirements.
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That drive to succeed hasn't made her exempt from the occasional misgendering of her work.
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"I think the broader question is should religious organizations have tax-exempt status at all."
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Those officially registered unemployed are exempt but must do community service for $20143 per month.
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Historic cars are not exempt but that could change; an exception was discussed last year.
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Up to 13 employees, not otherwise exempt, will be retained to protect life and property.
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ICOs have been compared to crowdfunding, which is exempt from the registration requirement for securities.
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The tariffs are due to start in 15 days and initially exempt Canada and Mexico.
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Libya and Nigeria are exempt as they attempt to restore supply sidelined by internal conflict.
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Tax-exempt serial maturities from 2023 through 2032 are insured by Assured Guaranty Municipal Corp.
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It's been the case for every other vote that hasn't been exempt for that requirement.
|
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Under SB-276, doctors can still exempt children from vaccinations — but there's more fine print.
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The first 2.5 gigawatts of imported solar cells will be exempt from the tariffs annually.
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However, it also said producers who could show they had intensified yields may be exempt.
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Certain recipients are exempt from the employment requirements, including pregnant women, the elderly and disabled.
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She would not, however, confirm that Muslims residing in peaceful countries would be exempt. 221.
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Initial charges were dismissed, because the measurement was to private property, exempt under the law.
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Farenthold had also previously introduced a slightly different bill to exempt Olympic prizes from taxes.
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Not even radiant goddess Meryl Streep (long may she reign) is exempt from such prejudice.
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In 40 states, tampons and pads are not tax exempt while viagra is in Illinois.
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First, move to capitation for Medicare, Medicaid and the tax-exempt private health insurance plans.
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The remainder is condensates, an ultra-light oil that is exempt from its potential cap.
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Sensitive records of ongoing investigations are often exempt from open records requests for legitimate reasons.
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Industrial plants that meet ultra-low emission standards will be exempt from the winter restrictions.
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Woods and 11 other former champions are among those exempt from the rigours of qualifying.
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In California, Assemblywoman Cristina Garcia has proposed a bill to exempt tampons from sales tax.
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Military personnel are exempt from the freeze, but civilian employees at the Pentagon are not.
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Koskinen answered that tax-exempt organizations cannot use their funds to benefit their own members.
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It seems clear that this program is exempt from his pledges to never cut entitlements.
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Under the proposal, imports would be subject to U.S. taxes and exports would be exempt.
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Goldman Sachs said output would increase from OPEC members that were exempt from the cuts.
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About a million and a half organizations in the US are registered as tax-exempt.
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Apparently, having an Oscar does not exempt you from having your face compared to genitalia.
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However, the Social Security and Medicare programs for the elderly would be exempt from cuts.
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Furthermore, only one church has ever lost its tax-exempt status for electioneering since 1954.
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They are exempt from rules against discrimination if the discrimination is done "in good faith".
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Ultimately, the only groups actually denied tax-exempt status were liberal-leaning women's empowerment groups.
|
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For salaried employees to be classified as exempt from overtime, they must meet certain criteria.
|
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But the league office eventually relinquished its tax-exempt status in 2015 amid public criticism.
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Additionally, the bill would exempt dozens of projects in national forests from full environmental review.
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Current refundings, which are done within the 90 days, would continue to be tax-exempt.
|
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Trump's order gives religious groups more liberty to do so without jeopardizing tax-exempt status.
|
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The bill would exempt dozens of banks from stricter Federal Reserve oversight under Dodd-Frank.
|
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Under the proposal, U.S. taxes would be imposed on imports, while exports would be exempt.
|
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However, the GOP left a gaping loophole: Real estate companies are exempt from this cap.
|
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It is also a story of infrastructure investment, financed largely by tax exempt municipal bonds.
|
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The legislation would also exempt states with exisiting payday lending abuse laws from the rules.
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Toilet tissue sold for household use is exempt from New Jersey's 7 percent sales tax.
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However, when nonexempt information is "inextricably intertwined" with exempt information, reasonable segregation is not possible.
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In 2015, Congress did pass a law making compensation packages, state or federal, tax-exempt.
|
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Venues that are allowed to sell alcohol, including restaurants, stadiums, and concerts halls, are exempt.
|
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With our nation's infrastructure slowly crumbling, tax-exempt municipal bonds are more important than ever.
|
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Walz also wanted to exempt the funding for the Choice program from potential sequestration cuts.
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These items are officially exempt from U.S. sanctions, but the Washington Post reported on Nov.
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Republican leaders have asked the president to narrowly target any tariffs and exempt U.S. allies.
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If an endowment were non-compliant for three years, tax-exempt status would be lost.
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The issue has also reportedly affected pregnant women, who are also supposed to be exempt.
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She has also publicly criticized Facebook's decision to exempt political ads from its misinformation policy.
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The bill's recent amendment to exempt newer housing would do little to alleviate the problem.
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So let's classify all of them as lobbyists and revoke their nonprofit, tax-exempt status.
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But being online, being white, being online as a white person, means never being exempt.
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Other states and the federal government continue to exempt farmworkers from overtime and other protections.
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He said he had been told the Moadamiya agreement would exempt him from frontline duty.
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Video-game consoles, industrial computers, large-scale servers, tablets and other handheld devices are exempt.
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The FBI said the files were law enforcement records and exempt from disclosure under FOIA.
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Nobody in the top eight is currently exempt for the final major of the year.
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The bureau has asked that its biometric information be exempt from certain Privacy Act provisions.
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"Professional sports leagues should not be exempt from paying taxes," Farenthold said at the time.
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Libya and Nigeria, two OPEC members exempt from cutting output, once again led the increases.
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In typical cases, much of what the prosecutors gathered might be exempt from the rule.
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Three American territories are exempt from the Jones Act, including the United States Virgin Islands.
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He said Americans "who have undergone appropriate screenings" would be exempt from the travel ban.
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People without homes are exempt from the order but are being urged to find shelter.
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The amendment would also exempt more universities from an excise tax on their investment income.
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"ICE does not exempt classes or categories of removable aliens from potential enforcement," he said.
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In return, the Trade Ministry said, South Korea would be exempt from the steel tariffs.
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People who live within the congestion zone would not be exempt from the new fees.
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The iPhone was exempt from the first round of tariffs on products built in China.
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His operation is tax-exempt, under a clause designed to help religious and charitable groups.
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Humanitarian supplies are technically exempt from US sanctions and other measures meant to throttle governments.
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Height requirements are imposed in most of the city, though parts of Manhattan are exempt.
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Floors of mechanical space, exempt from the square footage calculations, make the tower even taller.
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Mr. Noor said the trucks were using NATO's tax-exempt status to import illegal fuel.
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Federal law prohibits 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations from taking part in partisan activity.
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The international body has special extraterritorial status, which could make it exempt from the prohibition.
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Also exempt would be former Chinese nationals who renounce their citizenship and become naturalized Americans.
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Citizens of neighboring Belarus and official delegations would be exempt, it said in a statement.
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Jefferson County, N.Y., Civic Facility Development Corporation, $95 million of tax-exempt and taxable bonds.
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Washington Health Care Facilities Authority, $344.6 million of taxable revenue and tax-exempt revenue bonds.
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While critical businesses are exempt from the order, they must comply with social distancing requirements.
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Unlike other 18-year-old Israeli Jews, Orthodox seminary students are exempt from compulsory service.
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Ardern said schools and universities will be exempt from the mass gathering ban for now.
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Amherst Development Corporation, N.Y., $2433 million of tax-exempt student housing facility revenue refinancing bonds.
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"Lose your tax exempt status; the progressives want to take it away anyway," he said.
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Check if you are exempt from being licensed if you work for a government agency.
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" Mr. Biden spelled it out: "He voted to exempt gun manufacturers from any liability. Zero.
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But it's not as simple as being exempt if you make under a certain amount.
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The border-adjustment tax would subject imports to a 85033 percent tax and exempt exports.
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They are mostly employees who rely on tips and are exempt from minimum wage rules.
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Much of the litigation has focused on which organizations should be exempt from the rules.
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Further, its special thin-film panels it manufactures may be entirely exempt from the tariff.
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This allowed the investment branch to be largely exempt from paying taxes on its income.
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Murkowski would exempt Alaska from the Roadless Rule that governs the rest of the country.
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Those in predominantly white rural counties with high unemployment are exempt from the work requirements.
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Bloomberg reports that it's not clear whether the identities of foreign users would be exempt.
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Then, in 183, the estate tax exemption — the amount exempt from estate tax — roughly doubled.
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Her lawyers argued that, as president, she was exempt from federal conflict-of-interest laws.
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In October, Facebook made the controversial decision to exempt most political ads from fact-checking.
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The prohibition is difficult to enforce, and churches rarely see their tax-exempt status revoked.
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Colorado Education and Cultural Facilities Authority, $2400 million of tax-exempt and taxable revenue bonds.
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Some states, including Missouri, Florida and Tennessee, exempt a broad range of items, including computers.
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Foreign nationals who are the immediate family of US citizens or permanent residents are exempt.
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Employer-paid health insurance premiums are tax-exempt for employees and tax-deductible for employers.
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However, a tie for 11th would have guaranteed his full exempt status for next season.
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Instead of the exposure approach, parents should vaccinate any child who isn&apost medically exempt.
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He repeated that he's "looking at" whether to exempt Apple from tariffs on Chinese imports.
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And though conservatives regularly castigate public-sector unions as parasites, they typically exempt the police.
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The bill is intended to exempt smaller internet service provider from the net neutrality rules.
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But Trump has said he plans to exempt Canada and Mexico and possibly other countries.
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As a farm laborer, Ismail does not need one, as the agricultural sector is exempt.
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However, tax-exempt groups can elect to apply the rules to returns filed after Friday.
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Europe has been calling for concessions to exempt certain industries from the wide-ranging levies.
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More than 85033 percent of banks and credit unions are exempt from the Fed's rule.
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Letes held by people or provinces would be exempt from the decree, the source said.
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Canada and Mexico are exempt from the tariffs, which will take effect in 15 days.
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Letes held by people or provinces would be exempt from the decree, the source said.
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That would exempt the agencies from gathering public comments and from responding to the comments.
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"They've been exempt for 30 years since they signed a non-proliferation treaty," said Kelley.
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"Professional sports leagues should not be exempt from paying taxes," Farenthold said in a statement.
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Employers will be exempt from the "Cadillac" tax on high premiums until at least 2025.
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First, welfare-dependent aliens are exempt from this new policy during a prolonged grace period.
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The Guambiano have their own laws, Ms. Chávez explained, and are exempt from the prohibition.
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Citizens of neighboring Belarus and official delegations would be exempt, it said in a statement.
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And plastic bags used to deliver newspapers — yes, that still happens — would also be exempt.
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The institutions which provide health, education and welfare services are wholly exempt from the market.
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Even a disaster like the Deepwater Horizon oil spill of 2010, above, would be exempt.
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There are several occupations exempt from AB5, such as accountants, insurance brokers, and investment advisors.
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Federal rules restrict transactions that confer economic benefits on key executives of tax-exempt organizations.
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Interest income from in-state munis is exempt from state as well as federal taxes.
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It's a reminder that not even paradise—physical, emotional, or otherwise—is exempt from destruction.
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The agency will be required to find a way to exempt smaller companies from new rules.
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Gubernatorial staffing Before the laws: McCrory had the ability to appoint 1,500 people to "exempt" positions.
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Supreme Court nominees are exempt from the change and still subject to the 60-vote threshold.
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Moreover, agency regulations eliminated under the Congressional Review Act are not exempt from president's veto power.
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Pará would get 9% of his profits and all of Ford's exports would be tax-exempt.
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The document indicates Elias was exempt from military service due to the death of his father.
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And it explains why existing loans including mortgages are still exempt from the new benchmark scheme.
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Used fur and taxidermy products are exempt from the ban, along with leather, cowhide and shearling.
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News media will be exempt from the requirement, as will videos made for satire or parody.
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The department also wrote that some records were exempt because they concerned privileged, internal government communications.
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Part of the proceeds will advance refund some of the state's outstanding tax-exempt GO bonds.
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Both are under U.S. sanctions and exempt from the voluntary reductions under the OPEC-led deal.
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China Eastern said the same, but added that children and disabled military personnel would be exempt.
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From April 8 only zero emission-capable vehicles will be exempt from the charge in London.
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Not that America is exempt from that at all, so I guess more like human history.
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In order to remove uncertainty, Brady urged the administration to exempt current steel and aluminum contracts.
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No one is exempt, which is why concealer is a makeup staple for most of us.
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There's no part of our lives that is exempt from this kind of fictive world-making.
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The value of employer contributions to health insurance premiums is, similarly, exempt from taxation right now.
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Goods exported from Morocco to other ECOWAS members would be exempt from the bloc's common tariff.
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It makes the vast majority of family farms and small businesses exempt from the estate tax.
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The presence of a driver is exactly why Uber said they were exempt from California's laws.
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He claimed the rice, which is exempt from EU tariffs, was competing unfairly with Italian produce.
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Medicaid, Social Security, food stamps, and all social safety net programs are exempt from this sequestration.
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These plans allow consumers to stream video, music, and the like exempt from any data limits.
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If you claim that you were exempt from health care coverage, you must file Form 21099.
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In addition, networks are usually exempt from liability for content posted on them under U.S. law.
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To pay for staffing, presidential transitions are allowed to set up tax-exempt organizations to fundraise.
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Gaps exist in some rape laws, which exempt rapists from punishment if they marry their victim.
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Iran, Libya and Nigeria – all aiming to raise output - are said to be exempt from cuts.
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As New York Magazine points out, Lyft should not be viewed as exempt from judgment, either.
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But HUD doesn't buy the argument that Facebook should be exempt from the Fair Housing Act.
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What it does: Behaves like Indiana's RFRA, which allowed business to exempt themselves on religious grounds.
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Aluminum, steel, machinery, arms and ammunition, footwear, paper and wood products would be exempt from tariffs.
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"Firms deploy their charitable foundations as a form of tax-exempt influence seeking," the researchers write.
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They also argued that the videos are "expressly exempt" from disclosure under Florida public records law.
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The state's Department of Environmental Conservation would also be allowed to exempt certain bags through regulations.
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Some were concerned about rising production from Libya and Nigeria, which are exempt from the agreement.
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Nigeria and Libya are entirely exempt from cutting as they restore production sidelined by internal conflicts.
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He's complained about the deal ever since, saying Iraq should've been exempt in the first place.
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Newsom's tax would cost water customers up to $10 per month but exempt low-income households.
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But Main Street consumers wouldn't be exempt from the impacts of interest rates hypothetically going negative.
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Vehicles sold in North America, Toyota's biggest market, were exempt from the latest recall, it added.
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Several states have opted to exempt portions of the vehicle cost from their own state taxes.
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The paper argues that it will take a centralized database of license-exempt bandwidth, to start.
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That difference between the current and anticipated tax rate affects the desirability of tax-exempt investments.
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Border adjustment would tax imports but exempt exports, a proposal opposed by retailers and many conservatives.
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The border-adjustment proposal would exempt exports from the corporate tax in addition to taxing imports.
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The lucky winner could win a cash - and tax-exempt - prize of 1,000 euros, it said.
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While vegetable seeds remain tax exempt, paddy, cereal and corn seeds now attract 5 percent tax.
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Matz stressed simply getting off Facebook or similar platforms won't exempt you from psychological marketing tactics.
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Failing to file three years in a row causes an organization to lose tax-exempt status.
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As we all know, frogs are perfect, blameless creatures exempt from the stain of original sin.
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Tom McClintock (R-Calif.) offered an amendment that would exempt constitutionally guaranteed debt from the bill.
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No one, even a schoolchild, is exempt from the protection tax, known locally as "la renta".
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From then on, territory seized by conquest in a war of aggression wasn't exempt from reparations.
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Four out of last year's 10 top suppliers of aluminium plate, sheet and strip are exempt.
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Xinjiang has also been discouraged from adding new capacity but Fujian is exempt from the restriction.
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It would exempt banks that take the equity off-ramp from having to submit Living Wills.
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Another way to check is to use the IRS's Exempt Organization Select Check (1.usa.gov/1jWDHtc).
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Broadband providers with fewer than 100,000 subscribers were already exempt from the net neutrality transparency requirements.
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Churches themselves are exempt, but religiously affiliated schools, universities, charities and other nonprofit organizations are not.
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Disabled veterans will generally be exempt from the provision unless they are seeking a jumbo loan.
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Certain buildings will be exempt, including places of worship and rent-regulated housing, the bill said.
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Are U.S. citizens with children exempt from federal laws as well, and if not, why not?
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Four out of last year's 23 top suppliers of aluminum plate, sheet and strip are exempt.
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Previously, pilots of Section-333 exempt aircraft to register with the Administration's offices in Oklahoma City.
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That benefit allows households to exempt up to $6,000 of income, but it is not refundable.
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But they specifically pushed for formal assurances that their products would be exempt from SEC oversight.
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MLPs are tax-exempt corporate structures that pay out profit to investors in dividend-style distributions.
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Every day throughout the nation, infrastructure shortfalls are addressed with financing from tax- exempt municipal bonds.
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Nigeria and Libya are responsible for much of that rise, and they are exempt from cuts.
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One would exempt small businesses from some of the transparency requirements in the net neutrality rules.
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A proposal in the Senate bill would eliminate the tax-exempt status for professional sports leagues.
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The following tax-exempt, fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week: Hillsborough County, Fla.
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Those items are also exempt from local sales taxes in certain areas, including New York City.
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Argentina, Brazil and Australia have reached agreements that will exempt them from the tariffs for now.
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Private activity bonds are a type of tax-exempt financing for projects with some public benefit.
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But investments held by corporations are exempt from being subject to the three-year holding requirement.
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Trump decided to exempt several major sources of foreign steel from the tariffs, at least temporarily.
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The following tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week: Elk River, Minn.
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Syracuse Industrial Development Agency, $200 million of Carousel Center Project tax-exempt refinancing pilot revenue bonds.
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University of Oklahoma Board of Regents, $63.9 million of general revenue and refinancing tax exempt bonds.
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The heart of the problem is that all farmers are largely exempt from federal pollution laws.
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Companies that generate energy and use it for production are exempt from certain taxes in Brazil.
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Companies producing chips using 130 nanometre technology or smaller will be tax exempt for two years.
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City officials also declined to provide the appraised values, describing them as exempt from public disclosure.
|
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High compliance and much-reduced output in the exempt countries pushed supply lower in early 2017.
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But no one is exempt from a closer look under the microscope of Genius — or whatever!
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While targets of harassment are left hanging, platforms have legal protections that exempt them from penalties.
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Current debt refundings, which are done within the 90-day call date window, remain tax exempt.
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Residential rents are exempt from the tax, and the Saudi real estate market has been slumping.
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Conservationists say that means the government will face more pressure to exempt specific industries from requirements.
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Both are exempt from the OPEC production cut agreement, and that's becoming a problem for OPEC.
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The first $10.9 million of the estate is exempt from taxation, not the first $12.9 million.
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Their tragic history does not exempt them from reciprocating with open ears and, perhaps, open hearts.
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While theater, dance and music are under royal patronage and exempt from censorship, books are not.
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Although restaurants in Mexico City are exempt from Monday's new policy, many chose to close anyway.
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There were small falls in production in Libya and Nigeria, both exempt from the supply pact.
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We challenge the Government to explain why loot boxes should be exempt from the Gambling Act.
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China on Wednesday moved to exempt 16 types of U.S. products from its additional retaliatory tariffs.
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Before Trump's announcement, China unveiled plans to exempt 16 types of U.S. products from additional tariffs.
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Vanguard High-Yield Tax Exempt fund has more than 80 percent invested in high-grade bonds.
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Alker also notes that work requirements could wind up hurting children, even though they're obviously exempt.
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Attorneys for Alabama and Madison told the justices memory loss alone cannot exempt someone from execution.
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The changes would exempt smaller banks from many postcrisis regulations, and loosen restrictions on larger banks.
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Currently, private universities are exempt from the tax that private foundations pay on their investment income.
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Government employees who are considered "excepted" are exempt from the furlough and will continue to work.
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He does not believe that the Shinnecocks should be exempt from the regulations that bind him.
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Transactions related to the official business of the federal government and humanitarian aid are already exempt.
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On Friday, China said it will exempt Tesla electric vehicles from its planned auto purchase tax.
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"Liquor stores with extreme physical distancing in place will be exempt," the City of Denver tweeted.
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They will, for instance, most likely continue to exempt commercial off-the-shelf components from testing.
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For instance, it would exempt smaller institutions from the Volcker Rule rather than revoking it entirely.
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It also would explicitly exempt immigrants who have been granted asylum, lawful permanent residents and refugees.
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Brown remains on the commissioner's exempt list, which prohibits from playing while an investigation is ongoing.
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Under the plan, interest on newly issued private activity bonds would no longer be tax-exempt.
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If I subscribed to a different set of morals, I would be exempt from its clutches.
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Critics have dubbed this as an effective "link tax," but proponents say hyperlinks will be exempt.
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But Mr. Viola, along with Mr. Trump's other picks for top government jobs, is not exempt.
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She wasn't fasting because she was pregnant, and pregnant women are exempt from the religious obligation.
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Under the bill, firms with less than $10 billion in assets would be exempt from Volcker.
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VIETNAM C.BANK ORDERS COMMERCIAL BANKS TO EXEMPT, REDUCE OR DELAY INTEREST PAYMENTS FOR VIRUS-AFFECTED FIRMS
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The American restrictions, announced on Friday, exempt immediate family members of American citizens and permanent residents.
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It is also being investigated by New York's attorney general based on its tax-exempt status.
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The change would also widen the category of projects that will be exempt from NEPA regulations.
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But legislation proposed in the House would exempt corporate "wellness" programs from some of these requirements.
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Brown remains on the commissioner's exempt list, which prohibits from playing while an investigation is ongoing.
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Such platforms are currently exempt from similar regulations which are imposed on TV and radio outlets.
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Companies producing chips using 130 nanometer technology or smaller will be tax exempt for two years.
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Those living in counties without any health insurance options on an exchange will also be exempt.
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As a public benefit corporation, the trust could finance the project by issuing tax-exempt bonds.
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New York City Transitional Finance Authority, $800 million of future tax secured tax-exempt subordinate bonds.
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A judge threw that case out because political calls to landline are exempt from the rules.
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Starting a charity involves many steps, such as applying for tax-exempt status with the IRS.
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The Department of Homeland Security then issued an order declaring legal residents exempt from the order.
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Nigeria, which has been producing 4003 million bpd recently, had been exempt from the output cuts.
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However, the defense ministry said fewer than 45 people are exempt every year, according to Reuters.
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Perhaps Trump will stall, leaving unresolved for the time being whether certain countries will be exempt.
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A YouTube spokesperson declined to say which specific accounts or types of creators would be exempt.
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The judge rejected arguments from Trump's camp saying the president's duties should exempt him from testifying.
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Since these funds are risk free, they should be exempt from most money market fund regulations.
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The NRA is exempt from income tax as a section 501(c)(4) social welfare organization.
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The drivers' employer had claimed they were exempt from overtime pay, according to Maine's labor laws.
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Social media firms have typically been exempt from regulatory fees that can apply to communication services.
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Private-hire vehicles were exempt from the charge, and as their number increased, so did traffic.
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Per transaction interchange revenues have fallen five to 28503 percent for exempt issuers since October 22019.
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However, Arizona does not currently collect information on everyone who would be exempt from the requirements.
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It would also allow the state to exempt some areas of the park from smoking prohibition.
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Last week, China's Ministry of Finance announced it would exempt 16 U.S. product lines from tariffs.
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Butch Otter (R) signed the executive order that would allow insurers to sell ObamaCare-exempt plans.
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Lower supply in two of the exempt producers, Iran and Venezuela, more than offset gains elsewhere.
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"The fact is that the business of the NFL has never been tax exempt," Goodell wrote.
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In addition to the EU, those exempt are Argentina, Australia, Brazil and South Korea, Lighthizer said.
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Daimler said it expected to be exempt from fines because it had cooperated with the investigation.
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How much it will be and which vehicles might be exempt have yet to be decided.
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A number of companies have petitioned the FCC to further exempt themselves from daily robocall limits.
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Under the new rule, employers can exempt themselves from this requirement for "religious or moral" reasons.
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Large employers are exempt from that rule, which is limited to individual and small-group plans.
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The therapy will not exempt you from the risks of being committed to a finite life.
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"He will be publishing regulations very quickly on how those products could be exempt," Mnuchin said.
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Indeed, the Human Resources Policy Association, one of the leading voices for corporate America, urges that the overtime rule have "clear lines distinguishing between exempt and non-exempt employees," noting that the duties test is "riddled with ambiguities and imprecisions" that make it hard to apply.
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Bitcoin and ether are the only cryptocurrencies the SEC has explicitly said are exempt from securities law.
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Feminine hygiene products are already exempt from sales taxes in Minnesota, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Massachusetts.
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But a plan to exempt most of the population from a local property tax is being delayed.
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Just because your parents are Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe doesn't mean you're exempt from parental mortification.
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The new order makes plain that holders of green cards and valid visas are now clearly exempt.
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Under the proposed changes, an estimated 85 percent of lenders would be exempt from such reporting requirements.
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Altmaier said a possibility might be to exempt the batteries' energy-intensive production from some electricity charges.
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The regulator wants the fines to receive the same treatment as taxes, which are exempt from discounts.
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The fetal "heartbeat" ban does not explicitly say women who terminate their pregnancies are exempt from prosecution.
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Right now I have a 501c3 [application to be a tax-exempt non-profit] that's in progress.
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At least in the eyes of regulators, bitcoin is "decentralized" enough to exempt it from securities laws.
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The act of breast-feeding is also exempt from public indecency laws in 29 states, including Nevada.
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Foreigners living outside Denmark are exempt from the 27 percent tax and are entitled to a rebate.
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Crafting doesn't exempt you from the confines of capitalism—you're still the one buying, spending, investing, hustling.
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The new law also brings back private-sector "free zones", areas exempt from taxes and customs duties.
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Tax-exempt local infrastructure bonds have been the main instrument to finance power investment in the country.
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Public transportation, residents, some delivery vehicles, and drivers in electric or certified low-emissions cars were exempt.
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Canada, Mexico and the EU were temporarily exempt, but became subject to the tariffs on May 31.
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Previously, ISPs with less than 100,000 subscribers were exempt from reporting requirements; now, that number is 250,000.
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Mr Trump has made it clear that Britain won't be exempt from his America-first trade policy.
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Futures came under pressure this week as Iraq said it wanted to be exempt from production quotas.
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Rodents, for instance, are exempt from this review because there's no way one would become human-like.
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Unaccompanied minors, Mexicans and people with known physical or mental health issues are supposed to be exempt.
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Exempt are gift card purchases if I already have the gift card, and gifts from other people.
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In 2016, up to $5.45 million in assets per person are exempt under the federal estate tax.
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