Children who would be exempt from taking the vaccine for medical reasons will also be exempt from the ban.
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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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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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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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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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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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Libya and fellow OPEC member Nigeria are exempt from cuts.
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SplitBear lets you select apps that are exempt from TunnelBear.
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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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Airbrush formulas haven't been exempt from lacking proper shade ranges.
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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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Bale's stint at Real is not exempt from criticism, though.
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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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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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Texas' prison inmates were not exempt from the hurricane's effects.
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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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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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Women are exempt from conscription but may choose to enlist.
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Or being told you're exempt from council tax for life.
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This photo was labeled, 'Exempt from automatic downgrading and declassification.'
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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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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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Morgan said no undocumented immigrant was exempt from enforcement, including families.
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Some apparently suitable plants, though, seem exempt from R. solanacearum's attentions.
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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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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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Figure skating was hardly exempt from such tensions, because nothing was.
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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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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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"There's no place that has been exempt from violence," Ruiz said.
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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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But because those states support Trump, they're exempt from his ridicule.
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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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Those with certain disabilities are also exempt from the English test.
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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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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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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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Donald Trump, as president, is exempt from federal conflict of interest laws.
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"Those records are exempt from disclosure," said another Cruz lawyer, Melisa McNeill.
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Private schools run by religious organizations are often exempt from those requirements.
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Both are exempt from the voluntary reductions under the OPEC-led deal.
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Die-hard country music fans thought they were exempt from Beyoncé's blessings.
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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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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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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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Canada—as much as I love it, it's not exempt from it.
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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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Sintering plants that comply with emissions requirements are exempt from the controls.
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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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And private schools would have been exempt from the "reasonable accommodation" clause.
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Universities aren't exempt from that—they're a microcosm of the wider world.
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Military drivers, farmers and firefighters are exempt from these federal CDL requirements.
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I'm not saying that Clinton will or should be exempt from criticism.
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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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Even some left-wing Jewish publications are not exempt from this virus.
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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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The crucial oil sector is expected to be exempt from the cuts.
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Italian soccer is hardly exempt from them – even now, in February, 2016.
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Individuals who get their insurance through work already are exempt from taxes.
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The statement didn't address whether Trump would be exempt from doing so.
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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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And women on hormonal birth control are not exempt from these symptoms.
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But it explicitly says if you're media, you're exempt from the rules.
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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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Nothing is exempt from taxation which is not excluded from the law.
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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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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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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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Apartment buildings with fewer than five units are exempt from the bill.
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They insist that Muslims must continue to be exempt from secular family law.
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The U.S. Virgin Islands have been exempt from the Jones Act for decades.
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The European Union has said that it should be exempt from the tariffs.
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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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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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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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But she said hobbyists and collectors would still be exempt from registration requirements.
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But numbers are pure and theoretical and definitely exempt from legal action, right?
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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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However, being raised in the wilderness doesn't mean she's exempt from teenage rebellion.
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But we cannot pretend they exist in a vacuum exempt from political implications.
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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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The amount exempt from the estate tax will also increase, the IRS said.
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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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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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Their house is exempt from property taxes because it has a tin roof.
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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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At the moment Nigeria and Libya are exempt from the production cuts agreement.
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People living in the Spanish capital of Madrid are exempt from the tax.
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Refugees like Mr. Araibi are also supposed to be exempt from red notices.
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After that, 16 and 17 year olds became exempt from the reimbursement policy.
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In exchange, South Korea was exempt from the 25 percent US steel tariff.
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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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Currently up to $2003,000 a year in such benefits are exempt from taxes.
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He said humanitarian and other "urgent" flights would be exempt from the ban.
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Houses of worship, including churches, temples and mosques, were exempt from the requirement.
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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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The truth is that sole surviving sons are exempt from the military draft.
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Some rural school districts are exempt from the new law, the Times noted.
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As REITS, these prison companies are exempt from paying federal corporate income taxes.
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Mexico and Canada — two key U.S. trading partners — were exempt from the tariffs.
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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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Americans, especially white Americans, largely felt themselves exempt from that kind of history.
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No one, including media organizations, should be exempt from complying with the law.
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During the reign of Louis XIV, French aristocracy were exempt from paying taxes.
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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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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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The President is exempt from most of all of the conflict of interest laws.
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People traveling on diplomatic, NATO or UN visas were also exempt from the ban.
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While we're basking in it — blissful and momentary — nature seems exempt from fraught narratives.
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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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More than half of wage earners in Greece are still exempt from income tax.
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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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Hospitals, Meals-on-Wheels providers and lobster dealers would be exempt from the ban.
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Importantly for tax planners, COGS is exempt from BEAT, under the new tax law.
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For years it was one of the most privileged of neighborhoods, exempt from development.
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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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The vehicles that run on CNG are exempt from the Delhi government's rationing drive.
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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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Article 22 gives individuals the right to be exempt from that automated decision making.
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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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DHS had to eventually clarify that green card holders are exempt from the policy.
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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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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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So yes, sadly, the Too Faced Glitter Eyeshadow Palette is exempt from the markdown.
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Puerto Ricans, who are black, white and brown are not exempt from that discussion.
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Should illegal aliens be exempt from federal immigration law simply because they have children?
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Previously, Americans had been exempt from pre-registration requirements when traveling to EU nations.
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Oakland isn't totally exempt from the insanely high costs across the San Francisco Bay.
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Groups exempt from paying employment taxes include some federal, state and local employees, i.e.
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Navarro said during the interview that no countries will be exempt from the tariffs.
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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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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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Mattis also said smaller exercises deemed to be exempt from the suspension were ongoing.
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Not every employee would be exempt from drug testing if the bill becomes law.
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Before its passage, only the first $650,000 in an estate was exempt from taxation.
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Individuals who are homeless are exempt from the order, but urged to find shelter.
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They must demand loudly that the Palestinians are not exempt from basic human decency.
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C.A.-compliant options, though, health care sharing ministries are actually exempt from the law.
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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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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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Large association plans are exempt from state benefit regulation and can offer narrower benefits.
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Meanwhile, low-income individuals, emergency vehicles, or disability vehicles are typically exempt from these fees.
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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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Another is exempt from risk due to the very low carbon content in the soil.
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Canada is not exempt from stresses that are causing other rich countries to freak out.
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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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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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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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ICOs have been compared to crowdfunding, which is exempt from the registration requirement for securities.
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The first 2.5 gigawatts of imported solar cells will be exempt from the tariffs annually.
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Certain recipients are exempt from the employment requirements, including pregnant women, the elderly and disabled.
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Not even radiant goddess Meryl Streep (long may she reign) is exempt from such prejudice.
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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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Military personnel are exempt from the freeze, but civilian employees at the Pentagon are not.
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It seems clear that this program is exempt from his pledges to never cut entitlements.
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Goldman Sachs said output would increase from OPEC members that were exempt from the cuts.
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However, the Social Security and Medicare programs for the elderly would be exempt from cuts.
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They are exempt from rules against discrimination if the discrimination is done "in good faith".
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For salaried employees to be classified as exempt from overtime, they must meet certain criteria.
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However, the GOP left a gaping loophole: Real estate companies are exempt from this cap.
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Toilet tissue sold for household use is exempt from New Jersey's 7 percent sales tax.
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These items are officially exempt from U.S. sanctions, but the Washington Post reported on Nov.
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The FBI said the files were law enforcement records and exempt from disclosure under FOIA.
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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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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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Humanitarian supplies are technically exempt from US sanctions and other measures meant to throttle governments.
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Floors of mechanical space, exempt from the square footage calculations, make the tower even taller.
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The international body has special extraterritorial status, which could make it exempt from the prohibition.
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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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Check if you are exempt from being licensed if you work for a government agency.
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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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Those in predominantly white rural counties with high unemployment are exempt from the work requirements.
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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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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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"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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The institutions which provide health, education and welfare services are wholly exempt from the market.
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There are several occupations exempt from AB5, such as accountants, insurance brokers, and investment advisors.
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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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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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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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Both are under U.S. sanctions and exempt from the voluntary reductions under the OPEC-led deal.
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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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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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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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Aluminum, steel, machinery, arms and ammunition, footwear, paper and wood products would be exempt from tariffs.
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They also argued that the videos are "expressly exempt" from disclosure under Florida public records law.
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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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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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As we all know, frogs are perfect, blameless creatures exempt from the stain of original sin.
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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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Xinjiang has also been discouraged from adding new capacity but Fujian is exempt from the restriction.
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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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Disabled veterans will generally be exempt from the provision unless they are seeking a jumbo loan.
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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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But they specifically pushed for formal assurances that their products would be exempt from SEC oversight.
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Nigeria and Libya are responsible for much of that rise, and they are exempt from cuts.
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Those items are also exempt from local sales taxes in certain areas, including New York City.
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But investments held by corporations are exempt from being subject to the three-year holding requirement.
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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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City officials also declined to provide the appraised values, describing them as exempt from public disclosure.
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But no one is exempt from a closer look under the microscope of Genius — or whatever!
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Residential rents are exempt from the tax, and the Saudi real estate market has been slumping.
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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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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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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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If I subscribed to a different set of morals, I would be exempt from its clutches.
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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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The change would also widen the category of projects that will be exempt from NEPA regulations.
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Such platforms are currently exempt from similar regulations which are imposed on TV and radio outlets.
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A judge threw that case out because political calls to landline are exempt from the rules.
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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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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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However, Arizona does not currently collect information on everyone who would be exempt from the requirements.
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Daimler said it expected to be exempt from fines because it had cooperated with the investigation.
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Large employers are exempt from that rule, which is limited to individual and small-group plans.
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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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Just because your parents are Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe doesn't mean you're exempt from parental mortification.
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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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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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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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The new law also brings back private-sector "free zones", areas exempt from taxes and customs duties.
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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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In Massachusetts, for example, purchases under $2,500, including meals, are exempt from the state's 6.25% sales tax.
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A legacy used to pay for a funeral will, in most places, be exempt from inheritance tax.
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"No country can be exempt from this challenge," Merkel said at a press conference after the meeting.
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News of growing output from OPEC member Libya, which is exempt from the deal, also hurt sentiment.
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There were oil supply developments in Nigeria and Libya, the two OPEC members exempt from cutting production.
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Location data should be exempt from the third-party doctrine that affects more traditional records, Wynn argued.
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Nothing in the First Amendment suggests the press is exempt from criticism, even by powerful government officials.
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No agency can be exempt from democratic processes and the rule of law under the U.S. Constitution.
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In addition to subjecting imports to a U.S. tax, the proposal would exempt from taxes exported goods.
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Current Social Security and Medicare beneficiaries could be exempt from the changes, as could those nearing retirement.
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Phung Vo, Danh's father, who had been exempt from military service, was an energetic and resourceful man.
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That is why Mr Grupp insists that businesses such as his must be exempt from inheritance tax.
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For example, tariffs on imported products qualify as "imposts" and are therefore exempt from the apportionment requirement.
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Domestic purchases and labor costs could be deducted while U.S. exports would be exempt from the tax.
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The school and the building's previous owner, a religious organization, were exempt from the rent stabilization rules.
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Pilots are exempt from a provision in the Affordable Care Act requiring employers to accommodate new mothers.
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"I think my emotion comes from — no one is exempt from something like this happening," she said.
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All of this necessitates that FDA should and must be exempt from the directive in this memo.
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The government has claimed that the report was a product of Congress, which is exempt from FOIA.
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The media are currently exempt from campaign finance laws, but that exists at the pleasure of Congress.
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They are exempt from minimum wage laws, and cannot form independently recognized unions or negotiate their contracts.
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Federal employees are already exempt from the rule, but it affects workers at other levels of government.
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Church 403(b) plans are also generally exempt from Erisa, unless they opt to follow those rules.
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Signs of potential supply disruptions emerged from Libya, one of two OPEC countries exempt from cutting output.
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Currently, adults over age 50 and those who have a dependent child are exempt from work mandates.
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The world we live in seems dire right now, and not even baseball is exempt from that.
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More importantly, that number does not include the FBI, which is inexplicably exempt from these reporting requirements.
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Libya and Nigeria, two countries with oil industries wracked by militant attacks, are exempt from the deal.
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Suppose the records sought are not exempt from disclosure, and diligent staff can quickly fulfill your request.
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However, the City Commission voted last year to exempt from the proposal developers of affordable housing projects.
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These farm goods add to the 16 types of U.S. products that will be exempt from tariffs.
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The taxable equivalent yield is even higher if the income is also exempt from a state tax.
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Frank Bruni Apart from his own kin, there's no category of person exempt from Donald Trump's attacks.
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And further declines in Iran, Libya and Venezuela - exempt from the supply pact - could give a tailwind.
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People who receive food stamps or other forms of government assistance will be exempt from the fee.
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And then you have the challenge of, 'How do you help people exempt from the payroll tax?
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And there is a general misconception in the art world that salaried employees are exempt from overtime.
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Tesla – Sixteen Tesla models will be exempt from China's auto purchase tax, according to a government statement.
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Some workers in other sectors, including real estate and commercial fishing, are also exempt from the bill.
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It is normally an expensive imported fuel, but the government has made it exempt from import taxes.
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The measure first increases the amount that's exempt from the tax and then eliminates it after 85033.
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She said if passed, the bills would make more children exempt from vaccinations and diminish community immunity.
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Oil output from two OPEC members, Nigeria and Libya, both exempt from the limits, has also climbed.
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Despite their obvious youth appeal, these disposable e-cigarettes are completely exempt from the administration's new policy.
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In many states, they lack union representation, and nannies and housekeepers are exempt from federal harassment protections.
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Under federal law, contractors are exempt from some labor protections, including minimum wage and overtime pay rules.
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In all the requests, children, pregnant women and people with disabilities would be exempt from coverage limits.
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Rick Scott's (R) office for months before announcing that his state was exempt from the drilling plan.
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So college sports is deemed part of the educational mission of schools and exempt from income taxes.
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It also includes about $66 billion in special war funding, which is exempt from the sequestration cap.
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For instance, in NY ... Rogaine, condoms and foot powder are exempt from the standard 4% sales tax.
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Now big vehicles are exempt from the bill—meaning that rules for self-driving trucks are still unclear.
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Was it ever possible that mobile gaming would be exempt from this year's barrage of Harry Potter nostalgia?
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Supreme Court nominees were exempt from the rules change and are still subject to the higher vote threshold.
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The airport, which generates an estimated 28 million pounds of waste annually, was originally exempt from that ban.
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"But no industry is exempt from taking a look at themselves and seeing what they can do better."
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In response to the online protests, Weibo announced on Monday that LGBT content would be exempt from censorship.
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In November Sergio Massa, a moderate Peronist, proposed raising the amount of income exempt from tax by 60%.
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The president and vice-president are exempt from laws stopping members of the executive from directly owning firms.
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ESMA has a "large in scale" waiver that allows big trades to be exempt from "pre-trade" transparency.
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It's social satire by way of art-world comedy, and no woke participant is exempt from its barbs.
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Law enforcement are generally exempt from provisions in HIPAA and, in those cases, can view data rather easily.
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Civilian aircraft are exempt from the U.N. ban on jet fuel exports to North Korea when refueling overseas.
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Under a quirk in American law the president is exempt from the normal rules that police politicians' conflicts.
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Nigeria and Libya, whose output has been affected by political turmoil and attacks, are exempt from the agreement.
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Were powerful nationalists involved in running their own nation states, like Mr Salvini, exempt from the "elites" label?
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Hybrid vehicles enter the country duty-free and, unlike most cars, are exempt from an air-pollution tax.
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These employees also fall under the "public safety" category, and workers are exempt from furloughs as a result.
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Emergency vehicles, taxis and transport for disabled people are among some of the vehicles exempt from the ban.
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With sales tax backing their debt, COFINA creditors say this separate revenue stream leaves them exempt from clawback.
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If those products comply with regional content rules under NAFTA, they are exempt from the tariffs, Arzola said.
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On paper, small banks are exempt from the Durbin price controls, but in reality the caps harm them.
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Owners of electric cars will also be exempt from paying vehicle tax for 10 years, the source said.
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Lower output in Nigeria and Libya, which are exempt from the curbs, helped bring down overall OPEC production.
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Oscar Likes His Ladies Young Hollywood may be a liberal paradise, but it isn't exempt from double standards.
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But another note says that even gifts that may be exempt from the rules must still be disclosed.
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Plastic straws and utensils were originally exempt from the ban because of a lack of viable compostable alternatives.
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The EU, Canada and Mexico had previously been exempt from the tariffs, which Trump originally announced in March.
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" But, he added, "Chairman McCain strongly believes that defense cannot and should not be exempt from fiscal responsibility.
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"No area of the United States is exempt from this epidemic," said Anne Schuchat, CDC's principal deputy director.
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They may be private businesses but if they serve the public, they're not exempt from following the law.
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The airline announced that passengers flying to the U.S. would be exempt from the laptop ban on Thursday.
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In 2004, Congress made loan repayment awards through the National Health Service Corps program exempt from withholding taxes.
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Nigeria, which was exempt from the last round of output curbs, overshot its cap by 107,000 in January.
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They are exempt from the anti-money-laundering law, meaning they are not required to report suspicious transactions.
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For all we know, Trump is on the brink of that, but the President is exempt from everything.
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According to the sexual misconduct policy, violations of its code discouraging consensual sex are not exempt from scrutiny.
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Either way, Nestlé would be exempt from Swiss capital gains tax provided it sold in sufficiently large chunks.
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Presidents themselves are exempt from the federal government's conflict of interest laws but his children would not be.
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The health insurance premiums that you pay at work for many people are exempt from taxes right now.
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Lower output in Nigeria and Libya, which are exempt from the curbs, helped bring overall OPEC production down.
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Then, in 1943, the Internal Revenue Service decided that employer-based health insurance should be exempt from taxation.
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Company employees whose salary has already been determined through collective bargaining agreement may be exempt from that restriction.
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Coffee, on the other hand, which was exempt from tariffs, was only a third the cost of sugar.
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The new entities would be exempt from many of the consumer protections mandated by the Affordable Care Act.
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But coverage isn't necessarily generous, and self-insured employers and small employers are typically exempt from the laws.
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If you're under age 59½, these withdrawals would be exempt from the 10% penalty that would normally apply.
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Municipal bonds are exempt from federal taxes, leading critics to complain that taxpayers are subsidizing profitable private businesses.
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The White House and Congress argue that businesses with under 50 employees could be exempt from the tax.
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But Facebook did not disclose that makers of cellphones, tablets and other hardware were exempt from such restrictions.
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The statute also fails to clarify whether or not diagnostic testing should be exempt from cost-sharing requirements.
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Although they are not exempt from being deported, DACA recipients are not a priority for the Trump administration.
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Beauty bars, the centerpieces of many department stores, have almost always been exempt from discounts and storewide sales.
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Nigeria and Libya have been exempt from the cuts to help their industries recover from years of unrest.
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Without an option for affordable coverage, they would become exempt from the health law's mandate to obtain coverage.
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And the OCO money, which some critics have described as a "slush fund," is exempt from sequestration caps.
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Clearly, those cities and counties are attempting to nullify federal immigration law and declare themselves exempt from it.
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He also warned investors against dealing with ICO promoters who claim their product is exempt from securities registration.
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The trip came as Cook works to keep Apple products exempt from the administration's new tariffs on China.
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As the Pactics facility in Siem Reap does not make clothing, it is exempt from the minimum wage.
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Nevada and a handful of other states that had been grandfathered in and were exempt from that law.
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The Supreme Court ruled Monday that service advisers at car dealerships are exempt from federal overtime pay requirements.
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People who were born in Belgium or moved there under the age of 12 were exempt from deportation.
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Nigeria, along with Libya, is exempt from the production cut made by the OPEC and its 11 partners.
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The main rationalization for it — that immigration policy is largely exempt from normal judicial scrutiny — is badly flawed.
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Immigration and national security policy should not be exempt from the usual constraints of the Bill of Rights.
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China is a worthy competitor, but it is neither all-powerful nor exempt from the tyranny of distance.
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Fortunately for him, the recently released Counter-Strike: Source was exempt from his ban, so he started playing.
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Instead, they want to be "exempt" from giving employees coverage for some or all methods of birth control.
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He didn't assume that white women who befriend or date Black people are inherently exempt from participation in racism.
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" Down with allegedly "collaborative" open floor plans built such that "high-level executives […] are exempt from this collaborative environment.
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And should the Pentagon be exempt from the "lean and accountable" approach that Trump is demanding of other agencies?
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Some plans may decide to tailor benefits so that they&aposre exempt from these federal essential health benefits mandate.
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In most states, interest income received from munis within the state are also exempt from state and local taxes.
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Online firms have been exempt from regulations that apply to offline firms, he argued in a paper in 2013.
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It would also exempt from tax the low-income company owners who were caught in Ms Bachelet's tax net.
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Yet production is rising in Nigeria and Libya, countries exempt from the deal, offsetting cuts by other OPEC members.
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Higher supply from Nigeria and Libya, OPEC members exempt from a production-cutting deal, offset improved compliance by others.
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But Libya and Nigeria - which are exempt from reductions because conflict has curbed their output - have been increasing production.
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Previously, Chase customers such as Kiernan were exempt from such fees at stand-alone Chase ATMs in such locations.
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But not even a career as unconventional hers is exempt from traditional pressures and insecurities that come with modeling.
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"We're now in a position to benefit 40 percent of their profits while exempt from investment burdens," he said.
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In early March, however, his administration revealed that the Keystone pipeline would be exempt from the "buy American" requirement.
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In Boston, he found that charter schools (public schools exempt from some regulation) improved the performance of disadvantaged pupils.
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The state now argues law enforcement agencies are exempt from a 2012 federal rule for new drug approval requirements.
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Those plans would be exempt from the insurance regulations — including the ACA's protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Like if there's any pop culture costume that should be exempt from a sexy halloween version, it's a handmaid.
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The president is exempt from most conflict-of-interest laws that apply to others working in the federal government.
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Libya and Nigeria are exempt from the deal because they are trying to restore supplies sidelined by internal conflicts.
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The two OPEC members are exempt from output cuts as they seek to restore capacity sidelined by internal conflicts.
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Libya is one of two exporters exempt from OPEC's production cuts aimed at reducing a global oversupply of oil.
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Like charities and section 527 political organizations, however, 501(c)(4) groups are exempt from taxation on their income.
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Wholesale broadband providers will be exempt from most of the obligations that regulators usually impose on dominant telecoms providers.
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Interest on municipal bonds is exempt from federal income taxes, allowing municipalities to borrow money at a lower cost.
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Many small firms think that, since they do not export at all, they should be exempt from Brussels rules.
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The first, that all currencies (and therefore all cryptocurrencies) are exempt from securities laws, is a pretty big swing.
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On January 27, VA Acting Secretary Robert Snyder released an extensive list of VA positions exempt from the freeze.
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Prior to this year, tax rules were generally exempt from review by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB).
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Endowment funds used for educational purposes are exempt from the tax, but lawmakers did not define what that means.
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The other exchanges have complained that the IEX was essentially asking to be exempt from rules that governed them.
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Charter schools, which are exempt from many Minnesota state laws including those concerning integration, have exacerbated this dangerous trend.
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Kelly was also active in clarifying that order, stating that green card holders would be exempt from the ban.
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Groceries, candy and soda are already exempt from sales taxes in Nevada, the Tax Foundation, a think tank, reported.
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However, production is rising in Nigeria and Libya, countries exempt from the deal, offsetting cuts by other OPEC members.
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Even tax-deferred investors, such as most 401(k) and traditional I.R.A. accounts, are exempt from capital gains taxes.
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Moreover, they will be exempt from income tax for the first three years in which they make a profit.
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But the Rahamis flouted the requirement, contending they were exempt from it, and neighbors continued to contact the police.
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Professional football leagues have been exempt from tax since 1966 under section 501(c)(6) of the tax code.
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Moore claims he's intellectually disabled and therefore exempt from execution given the court's 2002 decision in Atkins v. Virginia.
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The two countries are exempt from the output cut deal and have both raised production significantly in recent months.
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Meanwhile, maintenance and unrest have hampered output from Nigeria and Libya, which are both exempt from the supply deal.
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Nigeria and Libya are both exempt from the OPEC supply cut agreement because of output losses caused by conflict.
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The last waiver for Iraq to be exempt from U.S. energy sanctions on Iran was granted on Dec. 21.
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"In many states, they will be automatically exempt from sales tax on building materials, machinery and equipment," he said.
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In 2001, they asked that religious charities receiving federal funding be exempt from local laws that barred LGBTQ discrimination.
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But Libya and Nigeria — which are exempt from reductions because conflict has curbed their output — have been increasing production.
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"No one is exempt from the investigations," said Carlos Fernando Lima, a prosecutor at the helm of the inquiry.
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VoIP services, pacemakers, energy meters and all telemedicine applications fall under this category and are exempt from the rules.
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Not even cities with high median incomes, like San Jose, CA, are exempt from the cost-of-living deficit.
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The bill will make tampons, other feminine hygiene products, bandages, and even condoms exempt from the state sales tax.
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Unfortunately, no woman is exempt from that nasty label — not even the ones who are above a size six.
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Moreover, alcoholic drinks are still exempt from nutritional information labelling, something that alcohol charity Alcohol Concern believes should change.
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Nigeria and Libya were originally exempt from cutting supply because their output had been curbed by conflict and unrest.
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Of those, about a third contained food and medical supplies, items that would be exempt from the new restrictions.
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The officials said unaccompanied migrant children are awarded some additional protections, but will not be exempt from the rule.
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The top three players not already exempt from the top 10 at Bay Hill will get into Royal Portrush.
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Nor are women who abort exempt from punishment in the most recent version of Louisiana's six-week abortion ban.
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The operator, China Overseas Ports Holding Company, will also be exempt from major taxes for more than 20 years.
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But Sheriff Franklin's is exempt from public disclosure because of an I.R.S. loophole for charities affiliated with government agencies.
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Tournaments could also be exempt from playing their annual fees to the tour, although that is not yet certain.
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Are we finding out more about how people are going to access the essential services exempt from the lockdown?
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Each year, the first 2.5 gigawatts of solar cells imported into the country will be exempt from the tariffs.
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Films are exempt from this legislation, and many gaming advocates argued that video games should receive the same treatment.
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He could rule that Canada and Mexico — the US's trading partners under the NAFTA agreement — are exempt from it.
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People who are homeless are exempt from the order but are encouraged to seek shelter, according to the Chronicle.
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But as independent contractors, delivery couriers have been exempt from this law, as well as any minimum wage floor.
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It found no differences in changes in mortality rates between hospitals in the program versus those exempt from it.
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But since the plans will be exempt from ObamaCare protections, people with pre-existing conditions could be charged more.
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He quickly learned that the bite-sized delicacies were exempt from regulations forbidding lawmakers from accepting gifts from lobbyists.
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According to Congress, under the CWA, normal farming activities — such as LaPant 's — are exempt from the permit requirement.
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It declares that our organization will be exempt from any HHS mandate or similar version thereof in the future.
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At one point, Chaffetz told a town hall attendee that the president is exempt from conflict of interest laws.
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And some OPEC members like Libya and Nigeria, who are exempt from the cuts, are now substantially increasing output.
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Cook has said unless Apple continues to be exempt from tariffs, he'll have to move manufacturing completely to China.
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Under the Treasury's proposal, banks with less than $50 billion in assets would be exempt from federal stress tests.
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Private companies that are making their shares available to investors are exempt from certain registration requirements with the SEC.
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Alcoholic beverages have been exempt from EU labeling rules that are in force for all other food and drinks.
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" The outlet has often been exempt from Trump's harsh rhetoric towards the media, which he often calls "fake news.
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In the impeachment context, "virtually no part of a president's duties or behavior is exempt from scrutiny," Bowman said.
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In the impeachment context, "virtually no part of a president's duties or behavior is exempt from scrutiny," Bowman added.
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Exempt from the redactions were assurances the US received from those governments that transferred detainees would be treated humanely.
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Basically, buses that get dedicated lanes, are exempt from certain traffic stops, and move faster than other city traffic.
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As of Tuesday, bitcoin and ether are the only cryptocurrencies the SEC has explicitly said are exempt from Securities law.
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Without the Oxford comma, "packing for shipment or distribution" is one activity that's exempt from time-and-a-half pay.
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All of the commas — Oxford or not — have been replaced with semicolons, and "distributing" remains unquestionably exempt from overtime pay.
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Online media, streaming services like Netflix, online gaming, cloud computing or IT services would instead be exempt from the tax.
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The FDA has extensive guidelines for pads and tampons and categorizes menstrual cups as a category exempt from certain regulations.
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But oil fell Monday after Iraq said it wanted to be exempt from any deal by OPEC to cut production.
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By donating these shares to your favorite nonprofit, that's a $20,000 donation that is exempt from all capital gains taxes.
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Team Hope's players are exempt from school fees and train for one hour per week, with doctors' advice, Sarraj said.
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I've not been exempt from being dumb or cruel or hurtful to the very people I want to advocate for.
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Certain categories of regulations will be exempt from this new policy, including those dealing with the military and national security.
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The capital district in Caracas and some adjacent municipalities are exempt from the rolling blackouts because they house government officials.
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"Only the smallest platforms in terms of head count or turnover will be exempt from this obligation," the Commission notes.
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Baseball because of its long history has enjoyed a special status, with the league exempt from antitrust laws since 1922.
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The third item is a somewhat complicated idea: Currently, health insurance benefits are exempt from both income and payroll taxes.
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One detail left to be sorted is whether allies like Canada, Germany, and Mexico will be exempt from the tariffs.
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A massive 28 trillion yuan in long-term mortgage loans are exempt from the new scheme, analysts at Nomura note.
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Sacha Baron Cohen's Who Is America has made it clear that no one is exempt from the comedian's satirical skewering.
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If you do withdraw accumulated investments from your Roth IRA, you'll be exempt from the 10% penalty for certain purposes.
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Outside the United States, rising output in Libya, an OPEC-member exempt from the cuts, was adding to plentiful supplies.
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They also note that the president is exempt from many of the ethics rules that apply to other government employees.
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Government launches — like the ones SpaceX does for NASA — are exempt from some of the regulations of a commercial mission.
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First, there is the obvious discrimination between men and women: the policy is exempt from Hong Kong's sex-discrimination laws.
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Asylum seekers, refugees, and victims of human trafficking may be exempt from payment, but these are notoriously difficult to prove.
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Note: Libya and Nigeria are exempt from the OPEC agreement, as civil conflicts have weighed on their countries' oil supplies.
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The home will be exempt from future ordinances as long as Jastrzebski and Nemhauser maintain the appearance of the murals.
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Put aside whether advertising should be exempt from telling the truth on the grounds that it's all just obvious bullshit.
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Peshmerga soldiers on the front lines have been exempt from the austerity measures and still supposedly get their full salary.
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Davis said on Tuesday the financial industry would be exempt from any curbs on immigration from the remaining EU countries.
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Institutional investors will be exempt from corporate taxes on gains from both dividends and trading CDRs, according to the statement.
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Some of the more than 2.2 million government workers would be exempt from furlough, including those who provide essential services.
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Female students in university are exempt from the ban, as they may need the phones for their studies, he said.
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It said it would be holding meetings with airlines to try and ensure its products are exempt from any restrictions.
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OPEC supplies, however, jumped in May as output recovered in Libya and Nigeria, both exempt from the production reduction agreement.
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OPEC's share is 800,000 b/d, to be delivered by 11 members — with Iran, Venezuela and Libya exempt from cuts.
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Iran has argued it should be exempt from such limits as its production recovers after the lifting of EU sanctions.
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Correction: This article previously stated all security assistance is exempt from the bill; one security program is subject to it.
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Monday's order doesn't affect other broad categories of people generally exempt from interviews, including fiancés and parents of US citizens.
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The Little Sisters have a so-called "church" plan, which means that they are effectively exempt from the contraception requirement.
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America has both championed international law and institutions and demanded the right to be exempt from them when it chooses.
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Germans pay more for power than all other Europeans except Danes (German industry is exempt from some of the burden).
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Are the medically frail and people with substance use disorders exempt from requirements or will they be made to work?
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The legislation would exempt from the income limits all "pass-through entities," like partnerships, joint ventures, and limited liability corporations.
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A House panel on Thursday approved a bill that would temporarily keep small businesses exempt from some net neutrality rules.
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Federal law already allows manufacturers to test unlimited driverless cars exempt from safety standards as long as they aren't sold.
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Ethnic minorities have usually been exempt from birth restrictions and rural families have also been allowed to have more children.
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Nigeria and Libya, both exempt from the production cuts, led the gains with monthly increases of about 50,000 bpd each.
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Big businesses, the vast majority of which are owned by a multitude of shareholders, would be exempt from reporting requirements.
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The law specified that specific models of drones flown by hobbyists following certain safety rules were exempt from this authority.
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Graduate student dorms and organizations are exempt from the liquor restrictions, as long as no undergraduates are members or residents.
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Last month, he said no one is exempt from helping migrants, following clashes between Italy's government and migrant rescue ships.
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The bill would also expand the definition of a small business, allowing more companies to be exempt from the rules.
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Most U.S. states do tax tampons since they aren't considered a "necessity," like food or medicine, exempt from sales tax.
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The market became attractive finally after renewable energy trusts become exempt from corporation tax for 20 years from April 1.
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A House panel on Thursday approved a bill that would temporarily keep small businesses exempt from some net neutrality rules.
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Cruise ships are exempt from the Jones Act, resulting in Puerto Rico being a major hub for tourism cruise ships.
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Exempt from most taxes, REITs must pass on at least 20 percent of their net income to investors each year.
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With sexual misconduct accusations mounting against their own colleagues, the female lawmakers argued that Trump shouldn't be exempt from scrutiny.
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China and India, countries responsible for the greatest amount of carbon dioxide emissions, were exempt from taking action until 2030.
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Protesters chanted "do your job!" as Chaffetz tried to explain Trump, as president, is exempt from conflict of interest laws.
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I think it will be a test as to whether Jared [Kushner] and Ivanka [Trump] will be exempt from that.
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Mazzant said the rule would have forced companies to pay overtime even to some management workers exempt from such protections.
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That means withdrawals for either purpose are exempt from federal taxes, regardless of whether you live in Vermont or Kentucky.
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It is a law from the 85033s that allowed the business of insurance to be exempt from federal antitrust laws.
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Bitcoin itself is likely exempt from the rule, she said, as Bitcoin lacks a definitive person or company in charge.
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In the other 18 countries sharing the euro, the average number of households exempt from income tax is 8 percent.
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Medicaid, the Social Security retirement program, food stamps and other programs for the poor are exempt from such automatic cuts.
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But the global crude glut has persisted, with output rising in Libya and Nigeria, OPEC members exempt from the cuts.
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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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Gavin Newsom deeming Disney Parks and Universal Studios exempt from mandatory gathering restrictions due to "unique circumstances" on Thursday morning.
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In the Bay Area, these are people providing essential services and who are exempt from the shelter-in-place order.
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Even large farms are often exempt from labor laws, and enforcement of employment protections that do apply is generally weak.
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Still, even he isn't exempt from the tyranny of Cashmere Cat and the showboating of his copy of "Wolves" CDQ.
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They've lived in Belize, where they have private schools and are exempt from military service, since the mid-20th century.
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But bars at international airports are exempt from Britain's licensing rules; one can generally get a drink at any hour.
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None of this means that the merely affluent should be exempt from the burden of creating a more decent society.
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Exempt from regulation would be seasonal streams, water bodies that flow in some portions of the year but not others.
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In Connecticut, for instance, most individual items priced under $100 are exempt from sales tax during its tax-free week.
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Employees will still receive "other allowances" during this time, and junior level employees will be exempt from the salary reduction.
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Correction: This article has been updated to reflect that 16 Tesla models will be exempt from China's auto purchase tax.
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Under the new law, protesters who cover their faces while peacefully exercising their right of expression are exempt from ban.
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Although the #MeToo movement is not exempt from criticism, those who call it as a "moral panic" are misdiagnosing it.
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Most such workers are not eligible for overtime and are considered exempt from the relevant regulation that we've discussed here.
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Immigrants already in the United States, or who have approved visas will be exempt from the ban, the official said.
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A study published in Health Services Research compared about 2,800 hospitals in the program with about 300 exempt from it.
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Nigeria and Libya will send representatives to the meeting despite being exempt from the current deal, two OPEC sources said.
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Output from OPEC members Libya and Nigeria, which were exempt from OPEC-led cuts regime, has added to the surplus.
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As his principal means of connecting with the nation's citizens, Twitter can hardly be exempt from this attention to image.
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Maybe, even, to make this clear cut, the Waffen-SS actually confirms that you'll be exempt from front-line service.
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As if to compensate, British newspapers -- exempt from such rules -- typically pack front pages with partisan content on election morning.
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But at a time when immigration authorities have repeatedly said no one is exempt from enforcement, fear is running high.
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We run entirely on the energy of volunteers, and with about 100 members -- no one is exempt from pitching in.
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Facebook's rules say that people convicted of a violent or sexual crime are exempt from the rules forbidding cruel mocking.
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State securities regulators have warned that because these investments are exempt from registration requirements, they expose investors to greater risk.
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Meanwhile, a rebound in output continues in Libya and Nigeria, two OPEC members exempt from the deal to cut production.
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Although veteran benefits are exempt from the sequestration provisions of that law, they are not relieved from the offset requirement.
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However, being exempt from some ACA mandates generally makes short-term policies more affordable to those who can get them.
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Some occupations are exempt from AB25, but they must still pass the Borello test to determine their independent-contractor status.
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At the moment, the only person exempt from the ban is Clark Aposhian, chairman of the Utah Shooting Sports Council.
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By contrast, male strippers—albeit a group existing in much smaller numbers—have largely been exempt from our societal admonishment.
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CRBC won commitments that all imported construction materials, equipment and other goods be exempt from customs and value-added tax.
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The free trade agreement with the EU will also hit revenues as imported EU goods will be progressively exempt from tariffs.
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Updated with statement from Spotify, and more clarification on how non-digital goods are exempt from Apple's in-app payment requirements.
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But lenders who offer mobile phone services are exempt from that rule because they are not covered by the banking act.
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Britain also wants to introduce new 'trusted trader' arrangements to help larger companies and make smaller firms exempt from customs processes.
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An earlier GOP proposal would have limited the amount of job-based health insurance that would be exempt from being taxed.
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Bieber is a long-term blonde, so she's not exempt from bond-building treatments to prevent breakage from all the bleach.
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That puts these products on par with groceries, candy, and soda, which are also exempt from the 6.85% state tax rate.
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Nevada just became the 10th state to eliminate the so-called "tampon tax," making menstrual products exempt from state sales taxes.
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Taxis with a London license are exempt from the charge, although there is a 15-year age limit for the vehicles.
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There's this pervasive idea that science is somehow exempt from the ugly political world in which the rest of us wallow.
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The group is still attempting to overcome objections from Iraq and Iran, which have asked to be exempt from production cuts.
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This was a bid to be exempt from the final phase of money fund reform from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The Garden Bridge Trust's published accounts are not detailed and, like most charities, it is exempt from freedom-of-information laws.
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Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan announced that exports, which help narrow the country's current account deficit, will be exempt from the tax.
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OPEC members Libya and Nigeria have also been exempt from supply curbs as their oil industries recover from years of unrest.
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Hedge fund fees, which were previously taxed as income at rates as high as 45 percent, could be exempt from taxation.
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Electric cars, meanwhile, were exempt from auto taxes through 2015 and can still be parked for free in any Danish city.
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In Tangshan, companies that meet ultra-low emissions targets are exempt from the winter cuts, which run until March 31, 2019.
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Losses in Nigeria, which is exempt from cutting output because its production has been curbed by conflict, provided the second largest.
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Nigeria and Libya, which were previously exempt from the cuts, have also agreed to enter the deal for the first time.
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Its commonwealth status means Puerto Rico is subject to US federal laws, though island residents are exempt from some federal taxes.
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Companies with monthly sales below 100,000 yuan ($14,761) will be exempt from value-added tax, the ministry said in a statement.
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OPEC's share is 800,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members -- except Iran, Libya and Venezuela, which are exempt from cuts.
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Casinos were specifically excluded from the new legislation and are consequently exempt from reporting on their operations or on specific players.
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The repeal would cost $1.5 trillion in estimation and happens to be exempt from a report from the Congressional Budget Office.
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The E.U., Canada and Mexico had initially been exempt from the steel and aluminum tariffs after they were announced in March.
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Alternatively, it could raise the pay of salaried workers above the new threshold, and thus be exempt from the overtime rule.
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But U.S. courts ruled that because the document was created by Congress, it was exempt from the Freedom of Information Act.
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U.S. citizens residing in a handful of countries are exempt from federal taxes on Social Security, including Canada, Egypt and Israel.
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No one is exempt from Biden's call to action; to stem the national tide of sexual violence, no one can be.
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Donors to religious entities and charities get a tax deduction for their contributions, and those entities are generally exempt from taxes.
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The elderly and disabled — who make up 55 percent of those receiving federal housing aid — would be exempt from the requirements.
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It is exempt from most federal workplace laws and can "pay" its inmate workers as little as 23 cents an hour.
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The order, sent in an email seen by CNN, said domestic flights operated by Iraqi airlines were exempt from the decision.
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Airlines are exempt from paying this if they can show there were "extraordinary circumstances" which they could not have reasonably avoided.
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Under United Nations Security Council resolutions, humanitarian supplies or operations are exempt from sanctions, Omar Abdi, UNICEF deputy executive director, said.
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Additional benefits of a trust: Heirs will still be able to access the money but it will be exempt from creditors.
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The bill imposes no penalties or fines for noncompliance, and it may leave many genetically engineered ingredients exempt from labeling requirements.
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This is due to the restoration of oil production from Libya and Nigeria, which are exempt from supply cuts, IEA noted.
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The administration has since said that green card holders or those with special immigrant visas are exempt from the travel ban.
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He believed that no public institution should be exempt from budget cuts, including some that his father had helped to build.
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For Rothstein and many other professionals, that means bigger investments in municipal bonds, which are mostly exempt from federal income taxes.
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Libya is one of two OPEC members, along with Nigeria, that were exempt from a deal to cap production this year.
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President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he&aposs "looking into" whether Apple should be exempt from tariffs on Chinese imports.
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OPEC supplies jumped in May as output recovered in Libya and Nigeria, two countries exempt from the international production cut agreement.
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This suburb of Washington DC isn't exempt from the high costs of living there just because it's outside of the city.
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The president and vice president are exempt from Hatch Act restrictions, but White House staff like Conway are subject to them.
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Journalists, students, workers or lecturers who have valid invitations or employment contracts in the U.S. would be exempt from the ban.
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Now workers must be paid at least $2202,2628 a year before they can be properly classified as exempt from overtime benefits.
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The first 2.5 gigawatts of imported solar cells will be exempt from the safeguard tariff in each of those four years.
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Key trade allies Canada and Mexico, as well as the European Union, were exempt from the tariffs, but Russia was not.
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The president confirmed that Canada and Mexico are exempt from the tariff increases, citing national security agreements — specifically ongoing NAFTA negotiations.
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If OPEC members Libya and Nigeria, which are exempt from supply curbs, are included, the total rises to 1.4 million bpd.
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The SEC commission found that Drummond was aware of the obligations, but thought that Google would be exempt from the law.
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Agencies would have to point to a specific "foreseeable harm" when withholding documents that would typically be exempt from public release.
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This gap is partly explained by a specific payroll tax on the banking sector, which is exempt from value-added tax.
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This is in part because the president, unlike members of Congress and most other federal employees, is exempt from such requirements.
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Needless to say, he was pleased to learn that the first $10 million of his gains were exempt from federal tax!
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Estates are taxed at a rate of 40 percent, but the first $5.49 million of an inheritance is exempt from taxation.
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The recommendation would likely focus on malls, restaurants and bars, while grocery stores and pharmacies could be exempt from the curfew.
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Nor would it deter him from getting guns from private-party sales, which are exempt from background checks in many states.
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This home is exempt from property taxes for the next nine years because of its energy-efficiency classification, Mr. Catarino said.
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Canada and Mexico are exempt from the tariffs, which enter into force on March 23 and are mainly aimed at China.
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The existence of tax havens — countries or states where offshore companies are exempt from corporate taxes, income taxes, estate taxes, etc.
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Estates are taxed at a rate of 0003 percent, but the first $5.49 million of an inheritance is exempt from taxation.
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A section of the bill says alcohol companies are temporarily exempt from excise taxes on alcohol used to make hand sanitizer.
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While attention has focused on Trump and the Republican Party (since both are in power), Democrats are hardly exempt from tribalism.
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But even Americans, though exempt from the ban, rushed to make travel plans in anticipation of major flight cancellations or disruptions.
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In the bill, companies with more than 500 employees are exempt from the requirement to provide paid leave for their employees.
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People with disabilities and those with chronic illnesses who inherit an I.R.A. also are exempt from the 10-year withdrawal deadline.
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Fees are also another stream of revenue for airlines that are exempt from the 7 percent excise tax on domestic airfare.
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The Trump administration is returning copies of the report to Congress, where it's exempt from laws requiring access to government records.
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Some goods, like personal items being carried by someone moving between Britain and Northern Ireland, would also be exempt from tariffs.
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Men&aposs attitudes toward the draft are clear from a survey of California shipyard workers, who were exempt from the draft.
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Orenstein also found that Apple was largely exempt from complying with such requests by a 1994 law that updated wiretapping laws.
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Newspaper bags, garment bags and bags sold in bulk, such as trash or recycling bags, are also exempt from the ban.
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FOREIGN INVESTORS MEETING SEVERAL QUALIFICATIONS WILL BE EXEMPT FROM PRE-NOTIFICATION WHEN INVESTING IN JAPAN STOCKS RELATED TO NATIONAL SECURITY - SOURCES
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Donors to these groups can deduct their gifts, and real estate that the groups own is generally exempt from property taxes.
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Roberts was not knocked over by the argument that professional football is a secular religion and so exempt from mortal trespasses.
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If one of the world&aposs most elite athletes is not exempt from criticism of his body, why would they be?
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Although some scientific positions are exempt from the federal hiring freeze, HHS has prevented CDC from filling other mission-critical positions.
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Tehran feels it should be exempt from the agreement as it wants to recover market share it lost under Western sanctions.
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But in a tweet on Wednesday, Facebook reminded users that not even politicians are exempt from its policies banning voter suppression.
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Other wealthy families can avoid the tax through gifts, since the amount that's exempt from gift taxes has also gone up.
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Russia has asked the U.S. to explain the basis on which they chose certain countries to temporarily exempt from the tariffs.
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But the Trump administration claims that federal power over immigration is largely exempt from the constraints of the Bill of Rights.
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If Clinton wins the presidential election in November, she would be essentially exempt from security clearance vetting as an elected official.
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Rising output from U.S. drillers and OPEC members Libya and Nigeria, which are exempt from the deal, has frustrated that effort.
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U.S. law prevents American companies from extending credit to Cuban buyers, even though food and medicine are exempt from the embargo.
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The second change involves the Social Security wage base -- the ceiling above which annual earnings are exempt from the payroll tax.
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Last year, he called for them to be exempt from the county's military draft, since top classical musicians are given exemptions.
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City clubs, by virtue of their long history, can charge low room rates because most are exempt from federal income tax.
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The National Archives has not processed that file to determine whether it is exempt from disclosure under grand-jury secrecy rules.
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Conflicting interpretations spurred Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly to clarify that green card holders were indeed exempt from Trump's broad order.
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While Canada and Mexico are exempt from the deal, investors worry that countries around the world including China may strike back.
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Because the Roosevelt Island organization is as state public benefit corporation, however, it is exempt from the city's public art process.
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But the question of who is exempt from congestion pricing will make or break the measure as a whole in New York.
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"If the court buys their separation of powers argument, the executive branch will be exempt from (Indiana's public records law)," Groth said.
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The president has a duty and obligation to comply with the law, but again he's exempt from almost all of these things.
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Brittany Frederick, a spokeswoman for the board, says the reason the women stopped working for the board are exempt from public disclosure.
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The move allows these funds to be exempt from U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission rules that will take effect on Oct. 14.
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But new rules issued by the Department of Homeland Security make clear that no undocumented immigrants will be exempt from deportation proceedings.
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On the surface people that appear to have it all, are not exempt from the gravity and cunning nature of this disease.
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The EU has said it should be exempt from the tariffs as the bloc is a close ally of the United States.
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Holders France and runners-up Australia are exempt from qualifying while the Czech Republic have received a wildcard, as have hosts Hungary.
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He told the hosts that only their program — not even Fox News as a whole — is exempt from the "dishonest media" label.
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There will be some focus on whether Nigeria and Libya, who have been exempt from the curbs, will join any future cuts.
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OPEC's share is 800,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members — all except Iran, Libya and Venezuela, which are exempt from cuts.
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For consumers and advertisers, it's not immediately clear that political ads are exempt from the fact-checking that other ads go through.
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Under the proposed ordinance, hotels would be exempt from the ban along with three upscale cigar lounges, including the Grand Havana Room.
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OPEC's share was set at 800,000 b/d, to be delivered by 11 members — with Iran, Venezuela and Libya exempt from cuts.
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The law prohibits many free-data plans, which allow consumers to stream video, music, and the like exempt from any data limits.
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For consumers and advertisers, it's not immediately clear that political ads are exempt from the fact-checking that other ads go through.
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The budget at the IRS has been cut 17% since 2010 ; I am certain IT security was not exempt from those cuts.
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The presumptive Republican presidential nominee had suggested Khan would be exempt from his proposed ban on Muslim foreigners entering the United States.
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In America, for instance, those managing money only for families or associates are exempt from disclosure and other rules governing investment advisers.
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Below we have the complete list of 21 positions that were "tagged as non-exempt" from the hiring freeze, according to NGA.
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Some commentators are suggesting a "soft spot" in our discrimination laws makes Airbnb and the hosts exempt from U.S. public accommodation law.
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Some groups, including Little Sisters of the Poor, contract with church-based insurers, which themselves are exempt from having to provide contraceptives.
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Currently, women in only five states are exempt from paying a tax on the products – Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
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Instead, regulators are advocating waivers and lifting the cap on the number of vehicles each year that are exempt from current FMVSS.
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Asylum-seekers who tried to make it by boat to Australia under the age of 18 would be exempt from the policy.
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The market regulator announced that new buyers of such companies will be exempt from mandatory open offer and preferential share issue requirements.
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Public school 403(b)s tend to be non-ERISA because government retirement plans are exempt from the federal law, said Clark.
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Active-duty members of the military are exempt from shutdown furloughs, according to a contingency plan for the Department of Homeland Security.
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After a global outcry over the law, however, goods with sentimental value like wedding rings and family portraits are exempt from seizure.
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The government has amended the bill to exempt from confiscation "objects with sentimental value," like wedding and engagement rings and family portraits.
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Although the surprise video seems to be working out for Underwood, he hasn't been exempt from a few jokes from his teammates.
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Nothing is exempt from social media satire, and users around the world are taking their best shots at trolling the literal moon.
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Catholic hospitals, which are sometimes the only medical facilities available to women, often declare themselves exempt from providing the procedure at all.
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Rising output from OPEC members Nigeria and Libya, which are exempt from the deal, is also undercutting the attempt to limit production.
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OPEC's share is 800,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members — all except Iran, Libya and Venezuela, which are exempt from cuts.
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Some believe that is necessary because OPEC members Libya and Nigeria, both exempt from the deal, have raised output more than anticipated.
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OPEC's share is 800,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members -- all except Iran, Libya and Venezuela, which are exempt from cuts.
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Litel's profit is subject to a 34 percent tax rate, but the pension funds are exempt from capital gains and other taxes.
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Currently, sovereign bonds are treated as risk-free and are exempt from limits imposed on bank holdings of corporate or household debt.
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"People assume that they're exempt from the risks of cybersecurity, " Robert Herjavec, founder and CEO of cybersecurity firm Herjavec Group, tells CNBC.
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Pass It, Use It If Congress passes a remodeled affordable health care solution, Congress shall not be exempt from the coverage. 6.
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Flickr had also announced at the time that publicly licensed photos uploaded prior to Nov 1, 2018 would be exempt from deletion.
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Israelis with disabilities are exempt from the army but are able to volunteer in the IDF, either part time or full time.
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A Senate panel is eyeing legislative steps to make it easier for driverless cars to be exempt from brake and pedal requirements.
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Iraq, OPEC's second biggest oil producer, wants to be exempt from the cut, arguing it needs the revenues to fight Islamic State.
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He promised to build his signature border wall and warned that no one illegally in the country would be exempt from deportation.
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Nigeria and Libya are exempt from a deal between OPEC and other producers, including Russia, to cut production by 1.8 million bpd.
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Although the caps will have only a modest effect in reducing Medicaid spending nationwide, Alaska would be exempt from those changes altogether.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn will be exempt from tax on some of his land property, according to a government announcement.
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The "positive list" of deregulated sectors will be replaced by a "negative list", a limited number of sectors exempt from free trade.
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But individuals can be exempt from the minimization rules if their identities are necessary to understand the value of the foreign intelligence.
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Again, Iran was exempt from cuts but the coalition was broader, which minimized the loss of Saudi market share to free riders.
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On Tuesday, Libya and Nigeria – who are both exempt from the production reduction deal – were reportedly seeing increases in their oil supplies.
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The Supreme Court grappled Wednesday with whether service advisers at car dealerships should be exempt from overtime pay under federal labor laws.
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OPEC's share is 93,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members — all except Iran, Libya and Venezuela, which are exempt from cuts.
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Only cargo transport workers, emergency health workers, government workers and people involved with the election and electoral parties are exempt from it.
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Active military servicemembers and their dependents are also exempt from mandatory arbitration clauses in many financial products, under the Military Lending Act.
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As for the protective order, she seemed unconvinced that any records previously in Butina's possession should be exempt from a protective order.
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Taxes are friendly here: Social Security benefits are exempt from state income taxes provided your adjusted gross income is $75,000 or less.
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The president said Canada and Mexico would be exempt from the tariffs for a time, and other countries could negotiate similar exemptions.
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Campaigns argue their practices are disclosed, legal and protected under the "shadow of the first amendment," exempt from state and federal laws.
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Some services like hospitals, clinics, and schools will be exempt from the cutoff and will continue to have access to running water.
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To address this problem, some scholars have called for Congress to change the law to make attorney fees clearly exempt from discharge.
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Supreme Court nominees, appeals court judges, Cabinet picks and roughly a dozen boards and commissions would be exempt from the proposed change.
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This would mean including medium-sized lenders such as Germany's Commerzbank and Britain's Lloyds Banking Group, now exempt from the global TLAC.
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Houses of worship were always exempt from the rule but other groups, including religious nonprofits, hospitals, and universities, have challenged the law.
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Despite a good deal of magical thinking on the part of these bitcoin users, however, digital currencies are not exempt from taxation.
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The agreements establish tax-free zones for the World Cup venues, with FIFA's corporate partners being exempt from income and sales taxes.
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Current: When a person dies, the first $23.7 million of the estate is exempt from taxation, $210.9 million for a married couple.
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Estates are taxed at a rate of 40 percent, but the first $5.49 million of an inheritance is exempt from any taxation.
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Among the essential industries that are exempt from the rule are food; health care and pharmacies; banks; warehousing and shipping; and media.
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"Abortion clinics want an exemption, yet they are by no means exempt from the known risks of spreading the virus," Marshall added.
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He said flights to Canada from the U.S., Mexico, the Caribbean and Saint Pierre and Miquelon will be exempt from this rule.
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Los Angeles has "cannabis dispensaries with a medicinal cannabis license" listed under "essential infrastructure" or "healthcare operations" that are exempt from closing.
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Schools, hospitals, nursing homes and public transit will be exempt from the guidelines, which are to take effect Friday at 5 p.m.
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The White House said those pipeline projects and others that are currently being developed would be exempt from the "Buy America" rule.
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Also exempt from the ban are school groups, including bands and sports teams, traveling to participate in programs or events in California.
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"Generally speaking, these types of plans are exempt from state law and outside my jurisdiction," the Democratic appointee said in an interview.
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News organizations will be exempt from this restriction, so long as they do not advocate for a specific politician or policy outcome.
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As of Tuesday, bitcoin and ether are the only cryptocurrencies the SEC has come out and said are exempt from Securities law.
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The amount of assets exempt from the estate tax would initially be doubled, and the tax would be repealed after six years.
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And because it is exempt from for-profit regulations, Liberty is ultimately accountable only to state regulators and the college's accrediting organization.
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Should these highly profitable institutions be exempt from the taxes that pay for local roads, police services, fire protection and 911 services?
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Iraqis travelling from the nine countries and diplomats were exempt from the entry ban but would be subject to tests, Allawi said.
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To ease the pain on low-income households, some food and non-alcoholic beverages will be exempt from the higher tax rate.
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Florida will then join Hawaii and most of Arizona, the two places that are exempt from the Uniform Time Act of 1966.
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Lighthizer did clarify that Canada and Mexico would be exempt from 25 percent tariffs on imported steel and 10 percent on aluminum.
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Under the guidance, certain recipients must be exempt from work requirements, such as those with disabilities, the elderly, children and pregnant women.
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A border adjustment tax would encourage domestic oil producers to sell their bounty abroad, where it would be exempt from income taxes.
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They later regained some ground after the White House hinted Canada and Mexico could be exempt from the tariffs proposed by Trump.
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Politico reported that Menendez has argued he is exempt from charges that he improperly aided Melgen by the speech or debate clause.
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According to AsiaOne, its new electric cars are considered research vehicles, and are therefore exempt from paying Singapore's notoriously heavy vehicle taxes.
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"We believe vital trading partners, including Canada, should be exempt from any tariff on aluminum," Alcoa said in a statement to CNBC.
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Many states adopted a more aggressive stance as a result, but the Senate proposal would make plans largely exempt from state oversight.
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It doesn't help that he's using right-wing politics to justify doing so in an attempt to make him exempt from reproach.
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Ultra-Orthodox parties say seminary students should be largely exempt from conscription as they have been since Israel was founded in 1948.
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The draft order is also said to broaden the definition of short-term insurance, which is also exempt from the law's regulations.
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Under Obama, religious houses of worship were exempt from the contraceptive mandate, as Vox's Sarah Kliff and Dylan Scott noted last year.
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Unable to defend the president's behavior, Republicans have decided the only viable path forward is to declare him exempt from moral judgment.
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Certain Medicaid recipients would be exempt from the rules, including those with disabilities, the elderly, children and pregnant women, the administration said.
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Together with Libya and Iran, Venezuela is exempt from the latest OPEC-led supply cut due to the involuntary decline in production.
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From 2013 to 2017, private ride-hail vehicle registrations soared by over 75 percent: these cars are exempt from paying the congestion charge.
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Under its status as a commonwealth, Puerto Rico is subject to U.S. federal laws, though island residents are exempt from some federal taxes.
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Some companies will be exempt from the tariffs provided they do not sell their product lower than a previously agreed price, it added.
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The carbon-fiber enclosure makes the drone light enough to be exempt from FAA registration and protects the four propellers from injuring anyone.
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I think that when you see things like, "This person is a high performer," ergo they're exempt from any action for bad behavior.
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Not even the Kardashian children were exempt from this tradition — and it's one they've proudly continued on with their own next of kin.
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But many will be exempt from the new rules thanks to exceptions, including for illness, disability, pregnancy or their role as a caregiver.
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For context, about 250,000 people are covered by Medicaid expansion in Arkansas; however, many of those people are exempt from the work requirement.
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Offering such coverage would enable the issuer to also offer coverage off the Exchange that would be exempt from certain Title 1 mandates.
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Apple's products are exempt from the tariffs, but that could change when Trump adds another $13 billion worth of tariffs on Chinese goods.
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These are similar to the rules that already exist for non-digital political advertising that Facebook has long fought to be exempt from.
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That is not to say that bitcoin is exempt from the normal highs and lows that are the hallmarks of all financial markets.
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In a response to CMS, the company argued that it was exempt from certification because it does not claim to provide health information.
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"You're really not going to like this part: The President, under the law, is exempt from the conflict of interest laws," he said.
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So the question for Chaffetz is not whether Trump is exempt from the law, but rather, whether the law itself should be changed.
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By refusing to get an iPhone, by not being around at everyone's beck and call, I had become exempt from everyone else's bullshit.
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The department's guidance is broadly worded and applies specifically to the civilian workforce since military personnel are already exempt from the hiring freeze.
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The Facebook rationale is that anything uttered or shared by a politician qualifies as "newsworthy content," and is therefore exempt from the rules.
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The Food and Drug Administration regulates tampons as medical devices; other medical devices, like bandages and prosthetics, are exempt from Nevada sales tax.
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An official who makes less that 1,900 lei ($474) - the minimum monthly wage - from his actions would also be exempt from criminal prosecution.
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The settlement agreements state that the plaintiffs are exempt from the Obamacare rules or any "materially similar" policy, according to a DOJ official.
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Interest income from loans by financial institutions to smaller firms, or "micro-loans", will be exempt from value-added tax (VAT) from Sept.
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Puerto Rico bonds are also exempt from federal, state and local income tax, making them hugely appealing to retail investors and mutual funds.
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Experts have speculated that Western sanctions could have caused the move, with the safe-haven asset being exempt from any possibility of blacklisting.
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However, Fox said the farmers were exempt from the rule anyway because the inability to sue violated their due process rights, Ballard said.
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Some customers, including ones who licensed sales software from important Worldpay business partners, were exempt from markups, two of the former salespeople said.
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It's not a partisan issue, he said, but one where every industry — from telecoms to retail — wants to be exempt from the law.
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These new AllVid boxes would be exempt from privacy rules limiting the sale of individual viewing profiles and limits on advertising to children.
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In addition, with that criteria now in place, it said 23andMe tests going forward will be exempt from premarket review by the agency.
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E-cigarettes in most EU states are exempt from excise duties, which are levied on traditional tobacco products in addition to sales tax.
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She be exempt from history class because she was too advanced for our history class but not advanced enough for the accelerated class.
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The problem is that many sellers at gun shows and on firearms websites claim to be hobbyists who are exempt from those requirements.
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They are also exempt from the restrictions placed on the purchase of cars with internal-combustion engines in six of the biggest cities.
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Although food and medicine are exempt from sanctions, lack of access to the global financial system is giving rise to a humanitarian crisis.
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Canadian and Mexican exporters, who are exempt from the latest tariffs, already account for a big share of American imports (see chart 1).
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The proposed regulation changes seek to raise the minimum salary for those exempt from minimum wage and overtime from $23,660 annually to $50,440.
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Emergency services and certain non-commercial entities would be exempt from the new regulations, which would be enforced by the Federal Communications Commission.
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The group's efforts to rebalance the market have been undermined by rising production from Libya and Nigeria, who are exempt from the cuts.
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He said courts would likely rule that social media posts are not a product but a service, which is exempt from the duty.
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Under previous law, veterans were exempt from the cap on the Defense Department's Basic Housing Allowances rate and could therefore receive slightly more.
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Non-straight men aren't magically exempt from toxic masculinity, and our experiences shouldn't be passed over in the name of educating straight dudes.
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But Shaub expressed greater concern with the White House's "extraordinary assertion" that employees of the President's office are exempt from many ethics regulations.
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Canadian officials confirm to CNN that months ago Trump personally assured Trudeau that Canada would likely be exempt from steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Currently, sovereign bonds are treated as risk-free and are exempt from exposure limits imposed on banks' holdings of corporate or household debt.
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It's completely unacceptable that members of Congress can force a government shutdown on partisan lines & then have Congressional salaries exempt from that decision.
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In London drivers for firms like Uber can circulate all day inside the CCZ, picking up fares, while being exempt from the charge.
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The chairman of the House Financial Services Committee announced that all government documents supplied to the committee will be exempt from FOIA requests.
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Current law quite sensibly directs agencies to exempt from review projects that by their very nature are unlikely to raise serious environmental concerns.
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People will be exempt from the work requirements in Arkansas if they have a disability, are pregnant, a caregiver or have dependent children.
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Privately operated influx facilities such as the one at Homestead are exempt from the same requirements that apply to government-run child shelters.
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Supreme Court justices, appeals court judges, Cabinet picks and roughly a dozen boards and commissions would be exempt from the proposed rules change.
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