I've also read the fact sheet that they later disavowed.
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He even provided a fact sheet to back up his claim.
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Is he looking at a fact sheet, and people can't see?
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There's a whole fact sheet on how it deals with electricity.
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The fact sheet, on the other hand, clearly was picking sides.
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When the press asked whether the fact sheet signalled Trump's intention to adjust the rule—at the risk of inflaming Corn Belt voters—a spokesman responded that an "incorrect" version of the fact sheet had been posted.
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It's just a demonstration for now, according to an ESA fact sheet.
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In addition, the White House released a fact sheet describing the policy.
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A May 2018 White House AI Fact Sheet, avoided the topics altogether.
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This was included in a White House fact sheet on the declaration.
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A Green New Deal fact sheet accidentally released by the office of Rep.
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The board has produced a fact sheet on child marriage for new arrivals.
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Links to a fact sheet on "Climate Change and Human Health" were deleted.
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Reuters has more here and you can read the FCC's fact sheet here.
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All we have is a two-page HHS fact sheet to go on.
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"DID U.S. ASTRONAUTS REALLY LAND ON THE MOON?" a P.R. fact sheet asked.
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This fact sheet remains the most concrete sense of Trump's plans we have.
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"America's infrastructure is in crisis," Democrats will say, according to a fact sheet.
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Per Chakrabarti's account, this fact sheet got "leaked" before it was ready; a statement that doesn't quite match up with the accounts of multiple news organizations who say Ocasio-Cortez's office sent them the fact sheet along with the final resolution.
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A Commerce Department fact sheet on the determination can be seen at bit.ly/2EEJfU7.
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"The goal is to pay for what works for patients," the fact sheet said.
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Read the full draft below, which includes a fact sheet produced by the FCC:
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Delingpole cited Milloy exclusively and extensively, linking to Milloy's "fact sheet" on air pollution.
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A district fact sheet released later in the day pegged savings at $140 million.
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You might create a video public service announcement, a flyer or a fact-sheet.
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Nearly $20 billion annually would go toward public transit, according to the fact sheet.
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A fact sheet on the WHO website dating back to 2002 is more sanguine.
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The fact sheet did not say how reunifications would be handled in those cases.
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"We have to reverse this trend," said a Harris campaign fact sheet released to reporters.
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But the Toledo remarks, and more specifically the accompanying fact sheet, solidified an actual agenda.
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New global statistics provided by #UIS and found in our #literacy fact sheet: http://t.
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The new building cost 1.12 billion euros ($1.26 billion), according to a NATO fact sheet.
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According to a White House fact sheet, almost all CEOs have a problem finding talent.
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Read the full resolution here, or scroll down to read the Rules Committee's fact sheet.
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McConnell won't be able to force a vote on the fact sheet, the source said.
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According to a 2016 White House fact sheet, the rule would have affected 75,000 people.
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For more information on accessible voting, visit the Reeve Foundation's Voters with Disabilities fact sheet.
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At a news conference, Democrats handed out a fact sheet they described as their opening proposal.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi published a fact sheet on what the inquiry has learned so far.
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Demand for critical energy minerals could increase almost 1,000% by 2050, according to the fact sheet.
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"Enough," says the fact sheet outlining the proposals that the campaign plans to unveil publicly tomorrow.
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The White House highlighted Fidelity in an April fact sheet on actions to manage student debt.
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But an infrastructure plan fact sheet from the administration revealed several details on what could come.
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But, earlier this month, Wheeler's office released a fact sheet detailing the basics of the proposal.
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DHS officials did not immediately respond to questions about the process explained in the fact sheet.
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Her campaign has put out a fact sheet describing other ways that money could be spent.
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And the fact sheet for that global effort would look strikingly similar to the domestic plan.
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"Demand for critical energy minerals could increase almost 1,000% by 2050," according to the fact sheet.
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They will also work to promote joint research opportunities, according to a White House fact sheet.
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The piece of paper, as it turned out, was a fact sheet on the opioid crisis.
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For more specific guidelines, check out the USDA's Freezing and Food Safety fact sheet and FoodSafety.
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Additional confusion came when Chakrabarti and Ocasio-Cortez both alluded to a separate "doctored" fact sheet.
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"Hundreds of conservative organizations and leaders support this legislation," according to a White House fact sheet. Sen.
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A fact sheet on the Violence Against Women Act was removed along with a civil rights page.
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His campaign said in a fact sheet that he's said he doesn't support single-payer health care.
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Instead, it's created a wildly misleading "fact sheet" to tell Americans it's all going to be okay.
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But a Canadian government fact sheet listing major U.S. exports to Canada by state offers some clues.
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The fact sheet recognizes that was an unacceptable standard because mobile and fixed connections are quite different.
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Concurrently, Wheeler posted a "fact sheet" on the FCC's webpage providing the broad details of his plan.
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Also mentioned in the fact sheet are details about emails submitted to the U.S. Department of State.
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"Amazon Books is all about discovery," reads the first sentence of a fact-sheet distributed to journalists.
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The EPA is pushing back with a PR blitz through interviews, social media and a fact sheet.
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In addition, more than 380,000 federal employees would be placed on furlough, according to the fact sheet.
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The company said it did not have more to add beyond an additional fact sheet for users.
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"Demand for critical energy minerals could increase almost 1000 percent by 2050," according to the fact sheet.
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The antitrust principles outlined in Clinton's fact sheet suggest she could beef up antitrust enforcement even further.
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Mr. Sanders recently released a fact sheet with some ideas about how he might finance the system.
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Tesla accounts for nearly 7 percent of the Global X LIT fund, according to a fact sheet.
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Nearly 34,000 unaccompanied minors needed services in 2015, according to the most recent refugee resettlement fact sheet.
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So much so, the organization included it in a new fact sheet released Tuesday on credit myths.
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The book and its criticism apparently frustrated Dr. Puthoff, who responded with a "Fact Sheet" on the issue.
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A state fact sheet said the last recorded human fatality from a rattlesnake in Massachusetts was in 1791.
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That fact sheet lined up with a previously leaked draft of principles purporting to be an administration document.
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The DoD planned to recruit up to 5,200 such immigrants in 2016, according to a DoD fact sheet.
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"Payment amount would be fixed and tiered based on income level and family size," reads the fact sheet.
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"Health insurance is complicated and people are busy," Bera's office said in a fact sheet on the plan.
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But the fact sheet opened up the Green New Deal to ridicule that could have been warded off.
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A fact sheet describing the bilateral agreement specified the content would be made in the United States and Mexico.
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A fact sheet shared Saturday night by several agencies claims the government knows the location of every separated child.
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A fact sheet released by the administration said that 522 separated children had been reunited with parents or guardians.
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" The initial fact sheet said that the RIN program "penalizes refineries if they do not meet certain blending requirements.
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The RC-135U carries a crew of 21, including 10 electronic warfare officers, an Air Force fact sheet says.
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In May, a coalition of environmental groups circulated a fact sheet that highlighted the authority provided under 12(a).
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"We need to take steps to get more bang for the buck," the agency said in a fact sheet.
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" That official said that a fact sheet provided by the Rules Committee claims to give Trump "opportunities to participate.
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Mary Grant: So far, the Trump administration has only put out this little fact sheet attached to its budget.
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"Alligators are opportunistic feeders and will eat animals that are readily available to them," the commission's fact sheet says.
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"There is substantial evidence of overuse and misuse of these clauses," the White House said in a fact sheet.
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The budget dedicates $235 million to EPA climate regulations, according to a fact sheet put out by the administration.
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In contrast to the fact sheet issued by Trump Friday is one issued by Obama on April 2, 2015.
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The fact sheet acknowledged that the Federal Emergency Management Agency has "worked to address lessons learned" from the hurricane.
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That influx of people was cited by a Department of Homeland Security fact sheet as justification for the policy.
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When asked for comment on the new emphasis of the program, HHS referred BuzzFeed News to the announcement's fact sheet.
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Although the budget's fact sheet specifically says Trump has allotted money for "advancing clean coal technologies," the opposite is happening.
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Guam Homeland Security and Office of Civil Defense released a two-page fact sheet on social media and its website.
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The fact sheet cites Wagner, who says the unaccompanied alien children program "is being abused" at the expense of taxpayers.
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The campaign took the fact sheet down Thursday and replaced it with one that didn't mention the RFS or ethanol.
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His campaign issued a fact sheet contrasting his decades of opposition to trade with Clinton's decades of supporting new agreements.
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" These refusals can have devastating consequences for women's health," according to a fact sheet from the National Women's Law Center.
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The 28th Bomb Wing has two bomber squadrons and a total of 27 B-1s, according to a fact sheet.
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WHAT WAS SAID The White House also released a fact sheet touting the arrest of 110,568 undocumented immigrants from Jan.
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All but one had been separated from their children, she added in an interview before the fact sheet was published.
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Ocasio-Cortez's original description of the GND (as stated in her fact sheet) would eliminate carbon capture use and storage (the fact sheet states that "the CCUS technology to date has not proven effective") and would allow no new nuclear build, would make solving this equation almost impossible without a vastly improved storage technology.
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Among the removals is a fact sheet, "Climate Change and Human Health" that lists the immediate health impacts of climate change.
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An Air Force fact sheet on the F-16 states the armament could include a cannon with 500 rounds and missiles.
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"Mobile services are not full substitutes for fixed services—there are salient differences between the two technologies," Pai's fact sheet reads.
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In a fact-sheet compiled by AT&T, the company said it was approached by Cohen during the presidential transition period.
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Previously corrected that the Surface Laptop 2 actually had slightly higher key travel at 1.5mm, according to a Microsoft fact sheet.
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The fact sheet itself is a decent (if slightly AT&T-biased) look at the carrier's work in actual 5G development.
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Immigrations and Customs Enforcement "will not exempt classes or categories of removal aliens from potential enforcement," notes a DHS fact sheet.
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According to a Tulane University fact sheet, the Chelyabinsk object was probably around 56-65 feet (17-20 meters) in diameter.
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Each aircraft can carry up to 70,000 pounds of bombs, mines and missiles, according to the Air Force's official fact sheet.
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"Technology is evolving rapidly and manufacturing techniques are transforming," the Army explained in a policy fact sheet provided to Business Insider.
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The fact sheet lined up with a document that leaked last week and purported to reveal the White House's infrastructure plan.
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Professor Helmreich is not the sort of tour guide who can be supplanted by a fact sheet, no matter how encyclopedic.
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Fact sheet from the White House this morning: We have two Secretaries of Defense and Turnbull is now a president pic.twitter.
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Both countries said they would "refrain from competitive devaluations and not target exchange rates for competitive purposes", the fact sheet said.
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Comments about the Trump fact sheet dealt with the topic of what happens when the president decertified the Iran nuclear deal.
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" Ten Things Everyone Should Know About RaceA fact sheet from the California Newsreel documentary series "Race — the Power of an Illusion.
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The officers are pulled evenly from precinct houses across the five boroughs, according to a fact sheet provided by the department.
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That means they did not, in fact, enter the country "through our immigration system," as the White House fact sheet asserted.
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Ocasio-Cortez's office tried to smooth over the controversy by claiming the fact sheet was both an unfinished and old draft.
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This is best exemplified by a discrepancy over renewable energy sources between the Green New Deal resolution and the fact sheet.
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A fact sheet put together by moderate Democrats backing the bill says such institutions will still be subject to stress-test requirements.
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"It should be noted that in the past many parents have elected to be removed without their children," the fact sheet says.
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At least 2,053 minors who were separated at the border were being cared for in HHS-funded facilities, the fact sheet said.
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A fact sheet from Customs and Border Protection says children can be reunited with their parent after the parent has been released.
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You can ask for the full list of companies, even though a fund's fact sheet might list only the top 10 holdings.
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The commission makes several similar admissions elsewhere in the "fact sheet," where it ends up proving what it set out to debunk.
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The bill's fact sheet said California and other states had created tax credit programs to fund access to college and private education.
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Both insurers will "maintain separate assets, capital and revenues" as well as their existing names, the companies said in a fact sheet.
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The fact sheet tells people how to prepare for an attack, and what to do if, heaven forbid, an attack actually occurred.
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Thus, the call for Wheeler to go beyond a "fact sheet" to full disclosure and a further notice of proposed rule-making.
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The fact sheet notes the Obama administration broadly defines diversity so that it includes individuals with various ethnic, religious or sexual backgrounds.
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A department fact sheet released late Saturday said there were 85033,053 separated children in the care of HHS as of June 20.
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The fact sheet says ICE and HHS will work to facilitate communication, but still lists numbers that parents should call for assistance.
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Trump appeared to be using a White House fact sheet number that estimated $91 billion could go to Puerto Rico over time.
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In 2013, the administration released a fact sheet containing condensed information about the memo, but withheld any actual excerpts of the document.
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On its website, Party City has a fact-sheet that explains the global helium shortage and offers alternatives for helium-filled balloons.
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Thus, achieving the solar target will depend on a series of initiatives that are only vaguely described in the Vision fact sheet.
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The Medical Examiner has ruled their deaths "homicides resulting from heat exposure due to environmental issues," according to a police fact sheet.
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" Washington File, the I.I.P.'s now defunct wire service, issued a fact sheet on the "the Taliban's betrayal of the Afghan people.
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The fact sheet is also not linked from any other pages on the website, and is inaccessible by navigating through the website.
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The White House said in a fact sheet it would reduce 650 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions between 2020 and 2040.
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A fact sheet put together by moderate Democrats backing the bill says such institutions will still be subject to stress-tests requirements.
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The backlash prompted Ocasio-Cortez's office to remove the "frequently asked questions" page from the representative's website, and amend the fact sheet.
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Currently, the average retired worker gets about $1,300 per month in Social Security benefits, based on the Social Security Administration's 2014 fact sheet.
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The Kremlin referred to the islands as the Kuriles in its fact sheet prepared for the summit of the Russian and Japanese leaders.
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The largest site, a "tent city" in Tornillo, Texas, held 2,800 unaccompanied minors between 13 and 17, according to an HHS fact sheet.
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The fact sheet was taken down later on Thursday and was replaced with a new document that did not mention the fuel standard.
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DHS referred 59,93 unaccompanied children to HHS in fiscal year 2016, according to a HHS fact sheet, and 40,810 in fiscal year 2017.
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Related-party debt that is issued to finance actual business investment would still be treated as debt, according to a Treasury fact sheet.
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"The high cost of space transportation coupled with unreliability is a virtual padlock on the final frontier," a 2008 NASA fact sheet says.
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The AT&T CEO also included a fact sheet with his letter to employees detailing the company's version of events around hiring Cohen.
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According to a fact sheet released by Hartsfield-Jackson, Atlanta is within a two-hour flight for 80 percent of the U.S. population.
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It will seek $95 million more in its upcoming fiscal 2017 budget for information technology development, according to a White House fact sheet.
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Ethanol wasn't the only thing Trump changed ... Trump's new fact sheet also deleted an earlier section vowing to roll back food safety regulations.
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The agency's Port Isabel Service Processing Center in Texas is being used as the main point for reunification, according to the fact sheet.
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A fact sheet circulated by the FCC this claims the agency's proposed rule change simply "streamlines and consolidates procedural rules" involving said complaints.
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The fact sheet seems to stress that the costs would be marginal when viewed through the larger lens of the Pentagon's total budget.
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They could cross examine witnesses, present their case and respond to evidence gathered and raise objections to testimony given, the fact sheet said.
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"Labor attaches" will be based in Mexico and will provide on-the-ground information about Mexicos labor practices, the Democrats' fact sheet said.
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Iran might launch destructive cyberattacks against companies in the finance, energy and telecommunications sectors, the agency warned in a fact sheet released yesterday.
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"Labor attaches" will be based in Mexico and will provide on-the-ground information about Mexico's labor practices, the Democrats' fact sheet said.
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The White House said in a fact sheet in February that it would reduce carbon emissions by 650 million tonnes between 2020 and 2040.
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Though still hosted on the site, the links have been removed and its no longer listed on the NIEHS' Brochures and Fact Sheet page.
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It was intended to be strong enough to withstand a Category 5 hurricane and last 100 years, the university said in a fact sheet.
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The children's health expert also cites a CDC fact sheet that reports 155 million flu vaccines were distributed throughout the U.S. last year alone.
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A DHS fact sheet said a section of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) gives them the authority to return immigrants back to Mexico.
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"Large amounts of vitamin C limit the growth of some bacteria by acidifying the urine," a Johns Hopkins Medicine fact sheet on UTIs reads.
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In a fact sheet, for example, the EPA trumpets its finding that ACE could save power plants up to $20250 billion in compliance costs.
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The Social Security Administration previously released a fact sheet that shows how the 2019 cost-of-living adjustment could change monthly benefits for beneficiaries.
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Energy Transfer Partners said the project meets "all applicable federal, state and local environmental laws, regulations and standards," according to a company fact sheet.
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The AT&T CEO also included a fact sheet with his letter to employees detailing the company's version of events on the Cohen hiring.
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In 63, PATH-certified centers served over 26,216 individuals around the world, including over 210,000 US veterans, according to the organization's 2016 fact sheet.
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"Apple wrote code for its operating system that reflects Apple's strong view about consumer security and privacy," the company said in a fact sheet.
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That analysis is based on Digiconomist's estimate and originated in a recent fact sheet by Power Compare, a British website that offers electricity information.
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The rule also helps make information available to law enforcement officers that could help them disrupt illicit financial networks, according to the fact sheet.
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Additionally, as a fact sheet from the National Women's Law Center indicates, many companies have already taken it upon themselves to conduct these analyses.
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There are also links to educational sites, including a fact sheet on MDMA and the nonprofit Drug Policy Alliance's campaign for better drug education.
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"Consumers should not be forced to choose between paying inflated prices and maintaining their privacy," the FCC said in a fact sheet published Thursday.
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In a fact sheet, for example, the EPA trumpets its finding that ACE could save power plants up to $280 billion in compliance costs.
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A CDC fact sheet reveals that cigarette use among middle and high school students was down by around 24.2 percent between 22015 and 20163.
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A search for "coronavirus" brings up a link to a COVID-19 fact sheet created by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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A fact sheet from Treasury says there would be two rounds of direct payments to individual taxpayers, issued beginning April 6 and May 18.
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According to a Toyota fact sheet, the company has directly invested $23.4 billion in the United States, has 10 plants, and employs 136,000 people.
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Pym had prepared a fact sheet about the bill, along with a list of talking points that members could use to promote the tax.
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ROBO's major holdings include Swiss-based industrial company Abb, Chinese industrial name HollySys and U.S. health care company Accuray, according to a fact sheet.
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In a fact sheet that accompanied the memo, AT&T said Cohen approached them about working on their behalf in the post-election transition.
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When reviewing licenses the FCC must determine if a renewal is in the public interest, according to an agency fact sheet on its website.
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The White House has not yet introduced legislation on infrastructure this year but issued a fact sheet on Monday detailing some of its principles.
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For example, a fact sheet released by the department says that rules keeping churches and schools as off-limits from enforcement actions remain in operation.
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"For any individual woman, if there is an increased risk, the overall increase is likely to be very small," the ACS Talc Fact Sheet says.
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Pay-TV providers "must provide their apps to widely deployed platforms, such as Roku, Apple iOS, Windows and Android," according to a FCC fact-sheet.
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Heat waves, which scientists believe are already being exacerbated by climate change, can cause sunburns, dehydration, and heat stroke, according to a NOAA fact sheet.
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An "FTO designation triggers a criminal prohibition on knowingly providing material support or resources to the designated organization," according to a State Department fact sheet.
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NBC recently published a memo and "fact sheet" from Andy Lack regarding their handling of the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault story that was never aired.
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In a fact sheet released earlier this month, the Trump campaign outlined a goal of 3.5 percent average annual GDP growth for the next decade.
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The company had about 25,000 employees in Europe, the Middle East and Africa last year and 150,000 worldwide, according to a 2015 corporate fact sheet.
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In the fact sheet released on Monday, Hargan said loopholes in immigration law had driven the surge in separations of unaccompanied children and their families.
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According to an EPA fact sheet published in 2014, roughly 30% of the items rotting away in our landfills in 2014 were containers and packaging.
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The city of Chicago did not respond to requests for comment on the lawsuit, but in their fact sheet, they deny using violence in interrogations.
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To answer her critics, Hillary Clinton's team has put out a fact sheet that lays out the circumstances surrounding the content and exchange of emails.
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Government programs often pay higher prices than necessary for drugs because they lack the tools needed to negotiate discounts, HHS said in a fact sheet.
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And on Tueday, Pai announced that in addition to the text of agenda items he ill release a one page fact sheet summarizing the items.
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Eighty-seven accidents have not been investigated since the government shutdown more than 30 days ago, NTSB said in a fact sheet provided to CNN.
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Obama officially announced the executive actions during remarks late Tuesday morning, but a fact sheet circulated by the White House beforehand sketched out the package.
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There were also financial considerations, with approximately $250 million a year in taxpayer money used to house animals in local shelters, the fact sheet said.
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"Denying an employee equal access to a common restroom corresponding to the employee's gender identity is sex discrimination," the agency said in a fact sheet.
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The amendment would provide a "permanent mechanism for streamlining construction authorizations" on the reservation, including in areas not meeting ozone standards, EPA's fact sheet explains.
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Deportation proceedings could take months to complete, and the fact sheet did not say whether parents and children would be reunited in the intervening time.
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In a fact sheet on the 2019 changes, the Social Security Administration lays out how the cost-of-living adjustment could change monthly benefits for beneficiaries.
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We had been working for about six months on this fact sheet, which was nearly four pages long and included a number of new policy announcements.
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According to an EPA fact sheet, it would reduce carbon dioxide 22015 emissions equivalent to taking up to 5 million cars off the road each year.
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His office sent reporters a fact sheet noting that at now-Justice Neil Gorsuch's confirmation hearing for a federal appeals court seat in 2006, Republican Sen.
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One Love Animal Hospital in Brooklyn sent PEOPLE a canine influenza fact sheet to help dog lovers understand the nature and danger of this particular virus.
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But a new "fact sheet" sent out by the FCC today asks: what if facts are flexible things that we can bend to our preferred reality?
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The fact sheet the White House put out at the conclusion of the G20 touted the economic progress under the eight years of the Obama presidency.
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"The Lion King's worldwide gross exceeded that of any film, Broadway show or other entertainment title in box office history," according to a Disney fact sheet.
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According to an IMF fact sheet, a bylaw change to remove or modify the age limit would require approval by a majority of board votes cast.
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While the governor of Guam shrugged off the North's missile warning and said there was no heightened threat, the government has issued a preparedness fact sheet.
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And a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration fact sheet said that radioactive fallout from a nuclear explosion in a hurricane would have a devastating environmental impact.
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A simple answer to this question can be found in a 2002 fact sheet published by the George W. Bush administration when it rejoined the organization.
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The National Cancer Institute told TechCrunch that it was updating its cell phone radiation fact sheet to reflect the news, but did not offer further comment.
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Together, they've worked alongside "more than 103,000 volunteers in 14 countries to build, renovate or repair 4,331 homes," according to a fact sheet from the organization.
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The only details made public have been in a two-page fact sheet that was released by the Office of the US Trade Representative last month.
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It was designed to withstand the strength of a Category 5 hurricane, the fact sheet said, and was supposed to last for more than 100 years.
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Since the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative published its phase one fact sheet in December, economists have debated whether China could meet U.S. purchasing demands.
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But this type of action would usually happen quietly, in the form of a little-read announcement and fact sheet on the Commerce Department's web page.
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Earlier Thursday, the White House sent a fact sheet to reporters touting the administration's "historic recovery effort" and "significant progress" over the year since Maria's landfall.
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The Times reported Wednesday that Trump was glancing at a fact sheet about the opioid crisis, which had been billed as the focus of the briefing.
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Democrats are selling the revised agreement as a "true transformation" of the original USMCA, according to a fact sheet from the House Ways and Means Committee.
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A fact sheet that was briefly posted on the website of the resolution's chief sponsor, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, marred the measure's rollout.
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The fact sheet did not specify the period over which the administration wants at least $1 trillion but it covers at least 10 years, officials said.
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Last week, the administration moved to fill in the gaps with a "fact sheet" on the proposal sent to all members, including the price: about $25 million.
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But Uber recently released a fact sheet for Seattle drivers where it framed the ordinance as something that could hurt drivers who do not want to unionize.
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The Cassini probe revealed that each ring contains chunks of ice as tiny as sand grains to several kilometers in size, according to a NASA fact sheet.
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In a fact sheet, BYU said the decision to sell caffeinated soda on campus came after "consumer preferences" changed and the school received more requests for it.
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Seniors, disabled people, those caring for children under the age of 6 and pregnant women would be exempt from these requirements, according to a committee fact sheet .
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It largely echoes the proposal Trump outlined as a candidate and did not include some key details, according to a fact sheet provided by the White House.
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The travel magazine looked at the Federal Aviation Administration's new Fact Sheet on Turbulence, which examines a slew of turbulence-related data collected from 2015 and 2016.
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The letter was signed by 74 lawmakers, almost all Democrats, and contained quotes from representatives from some of the groups that produced the fact sheet in May.
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The Trump administration has released a fact sheet on his administration's new Cuba policy, which revises Obama's Cuba deal, minutes before he began his speech in Miami.
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"Frankly, it's full of stuff and nonsense," said Janice Nolen, the assistant vice president of national policy at the American Lung Association, referring to Milloy's fact sheet.
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Companies must also notify the DPA and users if breaches or "data sharing abuses" occur, with Cambridge Analytica provided as an example in the bill's fact sheet.
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In a fact sheet released by the White House, the government cited economic estimates that commercial drones could generate more than $82 billion in the next decade.
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An FAA fact sheet says the agency will provide users with recommended privacy guidelines as part of the registration process and through the FAA's "B4UFly" mobile app.
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The World Health Organization's FGM fact sheet states that more than 28500 million girls and women alive today have been subjected to FGM in 6900 different countries.
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An internal fact sheet on the bill circulated among Democratic members highlighted the Iran amendment, as well as one that aims to reverse Trump's transgender military ban.
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One day, I purchased an early CD copy of Like a Prayer that still contained the AIDS/HIV fact sheet Madonna had distributed to fans in 1989.
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Asked to explain Mr. Trump's tweet, the White House provided a February fact sheet from the Department of Homeland Security that focused mostly on unaccompanied immigrant children.
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He pointed out that few mass shooters were diagnosed with mental illness beforehand, attaching an FBI fact sheet that includes data on mental illness and active shootings.
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"This determination was a simple confirmation that the petition was filed correctly and was not a substantive review of the petition," ICE said in the fact sheet.
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The images had been included in a 22019 fact sheet posted by HHS' Office on Women's Health to mark National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.
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Vance has about 1,200 active-duty and reserve service members, in addition to more than 1,100 family members living in the surrounding area, the fact sheet said.
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"The United States government knows the location of all children in its custody and is working to reunite them with their families," the DHS fact sheet said.
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In a string of Saturday tweets, Chakrabarti provided more clarity about the rollout of the Green New Deal and what went wrong with the fact sheet release.
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Given that Mars has about as much land as the Earth does above water, picking a site has been a long process, according to an ESA fact sheet.
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Their dams can create wetlands on which other animals rely, and even clean the water and reduce erosion, according to an Animal Protection of New Mexico fact sheet.
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Even now, the Argentine fact sheet accompanying the EU-Mercosur deal boasts about how much more slowly tariffs would be lifted relative to the EU's other trade deals.
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Instead, two caretakers (spouses or otherwise) would be permitted to split the time by taking three months each, according to a fact sheet HuffPost secured from Newsom's office.
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The Fact Sheet further notes operators will have leeway to ask customers to provide "proof of residence or of such stable links to the Member State in question".
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Go deeper: The press release and fact sheet from the U.S. Trade Representative office earlier this week My Harder Line column on the matter: America's Chinese solar dilemma
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One fact sheet shows that, between 2007 and 2015, there were 1,434 documented incidents of hotel-based trafficking, finding that 92 percent of cases involved sex trafficking specifically.
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"[Customs and Border Protection] will hold executive level calls with airlines in order to provide guidance, answer questions, and address concerns," the administration said in a fact sheet.
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In a fact sheet accompanying the speech, Trump's campaign said he would repeal all "job-killing" Obama energy actions, including the climate rules and the Clean Water Rule.
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"Removing these requirements gives Exchanges more flexibility to ensure that grant funding goes to the strongest applicants," the CMS wrote in its fact sheet on the final rule.
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More than 380,000 federal employees would be placed on furlough, according to the fact sheet, meaning they would effectively be put on a leave of absence without pay.
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The idea of using nuclear weapons to disrupt hurricanes has been floated before and is addressed in a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration fact sheet about tropical cyclones.
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A legal fact sheet dating to 2013 claims that the "majority" of the NSA's data collection is performed "solely pursuant" to the order, known as Executive Order 12333.
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While some cities and counties in California already restricted sales from unlicensed breeding facilities, the law was the first to apply across the state, the fact sheet said.
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Arm control treaties, which both Putin and Trump threatened to quit, will also be discussed by the two, according to the Kremlin fact sheet prepared for the meeting.
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But at the festival, she was met with plenty of blank looks when she brought up the census and extended a fact sheet written in English and Vietnamese.
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The bridge was intended to be strong enough to withstand a Category 5 hurricane and durable enough to last 100 years, the university boasted in a fact sheet.
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Guam posted a fact sheet for use "in case of emergency" to its social media pages and website in the wake of North Korea's threat toward the island.
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The fact sheet, titled "Preparing for an Imminent Missile Threat," is displayed prominently on the website of Guam's Homeland Security Office of Civil Defense and its Facebook page.
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"In the area of biological effects and medical applications of non-ionizing radiation approximately 25,000 articles have been published over the past 30 years," the fact sheet says.
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And if you still have questions about the coronavirus and how it is spread, read this one-page fact sheet from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The White House published a fact sheet Monday detailing the measures, which have been met with support from anti-gun violence advocates and criticism from Republican presidential candidates.
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The question is 97% similar, according to a plagiarism program, to a 2014 fact sheet distributed by the National Coalition on Personnel Shortage in Special Education on the issue.
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"Coal plant communities are faced with potentially long-term job and tax revenue loss, legacy environmental contamination and the need for new economic opportunities," one EPA fact sheet says.
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Six of those spcies were from Oahu, the island most heavily impacted by development, Karl Magnacca, a senior researcher at the University of Hawaii, said in a fact sheet.
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When it opened in June, the site had a 30-day contract and housed 326 individuals, which ballooned to 3,800 last month, according to a fact sheet from HHS.
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The U.S. State Department referred an inquiry from CNBC to the White House, which said it would not comment on the deal beyond a fact sheet it released online.
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But cuts from carving jack-o'-lanterns and burns from catching costumes on fire really do top the list of injuries on Halloween, according to a CPSC fact sheet.
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On October 12, 2018, the attorney general "directed the Board of Immigration Appeals to refer Matter of M-S- for his review," according to a Justice Department fact sheet.
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A government fact sheet published as part of the draft Bill describes EI as "the power to obtain a variety of data from equipment," including computers, tablets, and phones.
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"The F-22 cannot be matched by any known or projected fighter aircraft," said the Air Force's fact sheet for the Raptor, each of which costs about $143 million.
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"The F-22 cannot be matched by any known or projected fighter aircraft," says the Air Force's fact sheet for the Raptor, each of which costs about $143 million.
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The White House suggested it would prefer to expand its options, stressing in a fact sheet that most of the outer continental shelf is not currently available for development.
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The F-15 Eagle has a cruising speed of 570 mph, while the OV-10 has a cruising speed of 223 mph, according to an Air Force fact sheet.
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The fact sheet from the Trump administration does not touch on the decertification issue, but it repeatedly criticizes the Obama administration for being overly focused on Iran's nuclear program.
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As part of the effort, the administration also plans to build better databases linking the parents and the children's whereabouts to better facilitate their communication, a fact sheet said.
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A six-page fact sheet on the infrastructure plan says Trump will pursue a proposal to lift a federal ban that prevents tolling on existing lanes of interstate highways.
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The lawmaker said Ocasio-Cortez's resolution in itself isn't that controversial and that the bigger political liability was an accompanying fact sheet with typos and some excessively colorful rhetoric.
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The only mention of authentication on the 6th Gen Intel Core processor family's fact-sheet has to do with a Windows 10-specific camera integration and facial recognition scheme.
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Four years later, Hillary Clinton's site features a 12-bullet-point plan with a link to a 1,271-word fact sheet about how she would address higher education costs.
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In 2016, the United States had a trade surplus with Canada of $12.5 billion, according to a fact sheet posted on the website of the United States trade representative.
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To clarify the road ahead, the agencies provided a fact sheet Tuesday that outlined some of the basic tenets of the guidelines, but didn't go into too many details.
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"Because pet stores are one step removed from the breeding of the animals they sell, store owners rarely know the breeding conditions of their animals," the fact sheet said.
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Pissst and Resisting had drafted and circulated a "fact sheet" about PSSST that called into question the space's financial motives, commitment to the community, and board's art world connections.
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There's another wrinkle here, too: After Culinary 226 put out its fact sheet, Sanders supporters sent a barrage of vulgar insults to two of the union's top female leaders.
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Once the matter is with the Judiciary Committee, Trump and his lawyers would be allowed to participate in any Judiciary Committee impeachment proceedings, according to a Democratic fact sheet.
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According to the EU's 5AMLD fact sheet, as part of an effort to fight money laundering and terrorist financing, the law increases transparency around the owners of virtual currencies.
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The main span of the bridge, a 950-ton mass of steel and concrete, was designed to withstand a Category 5 hurricane, the university said in a fact sheet.
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"[F]ederal employees, federal contractors and specifically assigned personnel, have a special responsibility to properly protect classified information and CUI from any unauthorized disclosure," an EPA fact sheet stated.
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In a fact sheet distributed to reporters last week, the administration said a quarter of the federal seed money for infrastructure would go toward a pot for rural investment.
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"The President is tasking the Chief FOIA Officers Council to identify and address the biggest difficulties that exist in administering FOIA across government," the White House fact sheet said.
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"Without access to this information, the PMPRB is left to regulate prices based on inflated prices that most purchasers are not actually paying," Health Canada said in a fact sheet.
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"Too many people working in hourly service jobs can't keep up with unpredictable, last-minute, fluctuating workweeks over which they have no control," wrote One Pennsylvania in the fact sheet.
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It bars travel to the U.S. for 90 days from six predominantly Muslim countries — Sudan, Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia and Yemen, according to a Department of Homeland Security fact sheet.
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Legal immigrants with household income, assets and resources, will have a higher chance of obtaining a green card or citizenship, according to a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services fact sheet.
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Some statistics from the APA fact sheet show that more bisexual and lesbian women between ages 235 and 230 live in poverty than do straight women of the same age.
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In a fact sheet on its 2018 draft of that report released yesterday, the agency announced that it would not be changing the broadband standards that were set in 2016.
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" Trump used this as an opportunity to slam "Big Oil," saying in the fact sheet that RINs give the industry "an oligopoly by destroying the small to mid-size refineries.
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From the fact sheet accompanying the draft report: Both fixed and mobile services can enable access to information, entertainment, and employment options, but there are salient differences between the two.
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A State Department fact sheet released Monday afternoon confirmed the other two projects are at Arak, which is home to a heavy water reactor, and Fordow, a fuel enrichment facility.
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DHS has said -- and reiterated in a fact sheet released Monday night -- that 3,755 known or suspected terrorists tried to enter or travel to the US in fiscal year 2017.
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The projects funded with the grants will aim to get workers from diverse backgrounds into industries including advanced manufacturing, information technology and healthcare, according to a White House fact sheet.
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But in a fact sheet, the court said it expects the e-filing system to become the official means of filing once the system has operated effectively for some time.
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More than 420,000 government workers are expected to work without pay in a partial shutdown, according to a fact sheet released by the Democratic staff of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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Children traveling on their own and some migrants from "vulnerable populations" could be excluded on a case-by-case basis, the Department of Homeland Security said in a fact sheet.
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"Enemies of the United States are relentless in their pursuit of information which they can exploit to harm U.S. interests," according to a three-page fact sheet given to workers.
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Authored by Assemblyperson Robert Bonta, the bill seeks to address the data gaps in criminal history records that "undermine their accuracy and reliability," according to an AB 1331 fact sheet.
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Approximately 380,000 federal employees are currently furloughed and 420,000 are expected to work without pay, according to a fact sheet released by the Democratic staff of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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As the 456-page proposal was sent to players last Thursday, Tretter sought to clarify the deal's specifics by creating and posting to Twitter a fact sheet on the deal.
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The White House released a fact sheet about the effort, outlining how the countries will work together on cross-border energy transmission lines, renewable energy research and energy efficiency improvements.
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The government of the U.S. territory issued a two-page fact sheet on Friday, after North Korea vowed to launch an "enveloping strike" in the waters around the Pacific island.
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" According to a fact sheet from the City of Philadelphia Department of Public Health, "A third dose can boost protection during an outbreak and help stop the virus from spreading.
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"Enemies of the United States are relentless in their pursuit of information which they can exploit to harm U.S. interests," according to a three-page fact sheet given to workers.
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"This report must explain the original designation and any progress made by a country to resolve the issues leading to TPS designation," according to a fact sheet on the measure.
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According to a fact sheet issued alongside the memo, some 3 million civilians and military personnel in the U.S. government work in the national security arena, including the intelligence agencies.
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" In a fact sheet on the rules, HHS stated that they "provide conscience protections to Americans who have a religious or moral objection to health insurance that covers contraceptive methods.
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Science vessels such as Bowditch deploy these unarmed gliders, which are also known as "unmanned underwater vehicles," or UUVs, to "optimize ocean feature characterization," according to a Navy fact sheet.
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The fact sheet doesn't detail the cost of Biden's proposal, but he said in Houston that Title I funding would increase from $15 billion to $45 billion annually under his plan.
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Following its August 11-at-the-earliest launch, it will hurtle towards the Solar System's center at speeds as fast as 430,000 miles per hour, according to a NASA fact sheet.
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Additionally the Commission has a hotline where workers can report incidents of discrimination, and find a fact sheet and answers to frequently asked questions about job seekers' rights, and employers' responsibilities.
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The secretary will look at "how to improve spectrum management and assess research and development priorities to create new technologies and improve United States competitiveness," per a White House fact sheet.
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As outlined in the six-page fact sheet, titled "Options to Finance Medicare-For-All," Sanders' federal wealth tax would establish an annual 103% levy on net worth exceeding $21 million.
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The U-2 Dragon Lady "provides high-altitude, all-weather surveillance and reconnaissance, day or night, in direct support of U.S. and allied forces," according to an Air Force fact sheet.
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Thomson Reuters' database, called World-Check, is used by over 300 government and intelligence agencies, as well as 49 of the world's top 0003 banks, according to a company fact sheet.
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A Department of Homeland Security (DHS) fact sheet released Sunday morning about the administration's "zero tolerance" policy indicated that parents who are to be deported can request their child accompany them.
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The College Fact Sheet notes that binge drinking typically occurs after fewer drinks for women than men — four drinks for women and five drinks for men in a two hour period.
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The fact sheet Trump would also make more waters available for offshore oil and natural gas drilling and end the Interior Department's moratorium on new coal-mining leases on federal land.
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In a fact sheet released via social media, the police department said the officer involved in the shooting is a 30-year-old Hispanic male with four years on the job.
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As the masters of the indigenous approach, the Green Berets bear the responsibility of training US allies throughout the Indo-Pacific Theater, according to a 1-1 SFG (A) fact sheet.
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A fact sheet from Rubio and Romney said most parents below the median household income would be able to receive a benefit that would replace about two-thirds of their wages.
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According a housefly fact sheet prepared by Penn State's Department of Entomology, flies were already known to transmit more than 60 diseases to humans, including dysentery, cholera, anthrax, and tuberculosis. Why?
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"Regardless of the purpose of the flight or the type of aircraft, all flights should be safe — right now they may not be," notes a board fact sheet on the recommendation.
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The condoms were featured on a fact sheet and included in a social media campaign on Facebook intended to spread messages on how to reduce HIV transmission among women and girls.
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Meantime, arrestees who are "neither a danger nor a flight risk may not be jailed pending trial ... solely for lack of money to buy their way out," the fact sheet states.
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These results, combined with other studies and the low price of ascorbic acid, led the authors of the fact sheet to conclude that simple ascorbic acid is the preferred supplemental source.
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In 2100, they produced 270 million metric tons in CO22017e of methane, according to a carbon footprint fact sheet compiled by the Center for Sustainable Systems at the University of Michigan.
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In 19713, the National Cancer Institute published a fact sheet on its website stating there was no evidence brake work was associated with an increased risk of mesothelioma or lung cancer.
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There hasn't been a lot of clarity on exactly how this fact sheet got sent out to numerous media organizations at the same time as the final Green New Deal resolution.
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If you're not familiar with the Beelzebufo, or "devil frog," it lived in Madagascar around 65 to 70 million years ago, and it was huge, according to a Nat Geo fact sheet.
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According to a fact sheet from the Pew Charitable Trusts, drug companies spent $6.33 billion on face-to-face promotions with doctors in 26.3, the last year the organization released the numbers.
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According to a fact sheet from the Pew Charitable Trusts, drug companies spent $15 billion on face-to-face promotions with doctors in 2012, the last year the organization released the numbers.
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Justice Department fact sheet on Chicago police probe Just before the video was released, Officer Jason Van Dyke was charged with first-degree murder; he pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial.
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According to a 1994 fact sheet released by the National Institute of Justice, pepper spray – or OC agent – is made from cayenne and other varieties of peppers typically used in spicy foods.
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Your body absorbs most of the vitamin C if you eat 30–180 mg per day of the stuff, according to a National Institute of Health Office of Dietary Supplements fact sheet.
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The "fact sheet" also says repealing net neutrality will "promote consumers' online privacy," when the reality is that the FCC passed stricter privacy rules than what consumers will receive without net neutrality.
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Is it worth it for the US, according to the 2016 PEPFAR fact sheet, to control the epidemic of HIV-AIDS in African countries where the disease was decimating an entire generation?
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Clinton's campaign, in a fact sheet provide to reporters, said Clinton would stop the raids because they "cause unnecessary fear and disruption in communities" and there are better ways stop enforce laws.
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Hot dogs in the mouths of children are transformed into fat, smoking cigars, and a nutritional "Fact Sheet" on eggs is re-imagined as a handout on the health benefits of cigarettes.
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But the proposed changes will include removing "prescriptive requirements" for real-time monitoring of offshore drilling facilities and allow the oil producers to use company-specific approaches, a BSEE fact sheet said.
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On the waivers for civil nuclear programs, Pompeo confirmed that the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant is one the projects and said the other two will be named in a fact sheet later.
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"The United States' new Iran strategy focuses on neutralizing the government of Iran's destabilizing influence and constraining its aggression, particularly its support for terrorism and militants," the White House fact sheet said.
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A National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration fact sheet about tropic cyclones address the concept and points out that it would be unlikely to work and most likely cause more harm than good.
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A fact sheet from the senators' offices said that a single parent with income equal to the federal poverty level would receive a benefit equal to about 74 percent of their wages.
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"Insufficient, vague and unenforceable work requirements — further undermined by loopholes to waive individuals from participating — dissuade employment and restrict opportunities for recipients," according to a GOP committee fact sheet on the provision.
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As of June 20, there are 2,053 separated children in the care of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), according to a DHS fact sheet on its family reunification efforts.
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Despite past challenges, "the F-215 cannot be matched by any known or projected fighter aircraft," said the Air Force's fact sheet for the Raptor, each of which costs about $216 million.
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In fiscal year 2017, 90% of immigrant children were released to sponsors, according to a CBP fact sheet, and HHS claims the average length of stay for minors is approximately 57 days.
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Instead, visitors get an unassuming link to a Fact Sheet that Clinton's site calls "The Briefing," which is amusing since there is nothing "brief" about Hillary Clinton's Initiative on Technology and Innovation.
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"Because pet stores are one step removed from the breeding of the animals they sell, store owners rarely know the breeding conditions of their animals," a fact sheet for the legislation said.
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Many top private schools manipulate their school profiles, a fact sheet that puts the applicant in context (percentage of the student body that goes to college, number of students, GPA range, etc.).
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In a fact sheet, NARAL cites one of the same articles that sparked concern for Hawley — but for the reproductive rights group, the article is evidence that Rao may oppose abortion rights.
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A White House fact sheet reports that the issuance of the regulatory amendments is a "process that may take several months," an opportunity to relive bureaucratic and political battles over Cuba policy.
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As the NFPA fact sheet states, "Mechanical or electrical failures or malfunctions were factors in roughly two-thirds of the automobile fires," meaning it wasn't a crash that triggered the car fire.
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Another 32 are shot and injured," reads an online fact sheet from SHP, which goes on to note, "The U.S. has had 1,316 school shootings since 1970 and these numbers are increasing.
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Imagine what would happen, the National Transportation Safety Board said in a fact sheet, if an engineer suffering from a cold didn't notice a red signal and failed to stop the train?
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The Boeing tanker is a version of the 767 jet modified to carry fewer passengers but a large amount of cargo and 210,000 pounds of fuel, according to a company fact sheet.
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The fact sheet and memo suggest that the Obama administration is defining diversity very broadly, whether it be people with special language skills or people with various racial, religious or sexual identities.
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In a fact sheet sent to reporters, the White House cites the effectiveness of food stamp work requirements implemented in Kansas and Maine — the case studies often used to promote work requirements.
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"The combination of stealth, integrated avionics and supercruise drastically shrinks surface-to-air missile engagement envelopes and minimizes enemy capabilities to track and engage the F-22," an Air Force fact sheet says.
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By 2016, HHS and the Pentagon had gone through the opening and closing of these shelters enough times to anticipate the pushback, as reflected in the "fact sheet" put out when it opened.
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The directive defines a significant cyber incident as one likely to harm national security or economic interests, foreign relations, public confidence, health safety or civil liberties, according to a White House fact sheet.
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Wealth, education, age and English proficiency will also factor in determining whether someone is granted a green card or U.S. citizenship, according to the fact sheet, which can disproportionately impact low-income immigrants.
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At high levels, it can cause convulsions, nosebleeds, loss of nervous system control, and involuntary shitting and pissing your pants, according to a fact sheet I found on the University of Kentucky website.
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According to the fact sheet, the Department of Homeland Security will conduct a country-by-country review of the information the six targeted nations provide to the U.S. for visa and immigration decisions.
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The two countries committed to signing last year's Paris global climate agreement as soon as feasible and Argentina plans to enhance its contribution under the plan, a fact sheet on the agreement said.
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Learn more about the gypsy moth problem in Kirby Stafford's 2016 fact sheet on gypsy moths and much more about the E. maimaiga fungus in a great post on a Cornell mycology blog.
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"Workers can't get to work, congestion keeps parents stuck in traffic, floods threaten our cities, and airports leave travelers stranded for hours or even days at a time," her campaign fact sheet says.
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"The Department intends to consider constraints on an applicant's ability to generate, attract, or otherwise draw on non-federal or private sector funding when considering each project's financial plan," a fact sheet said.
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According to the fact sheet the federation published, officials claim the women's team was paid $34.1 million in salaries and game bonuses from 2010 to 2018, and the men were paid $25.4 million.
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According to the fact sheet the federation published, officials claim the women's team was paid $34.1 million in salaries and game bonuses from 2010 to 85033, and the men were paid $25.4 million.
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A World-Check fact sheet says the service is used by over 300 government and intelligence agencies, nine of the top ten global law firms, and 49 of the world's top 50 banks.
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The classified document, formally known as a presidential policy guidance, has been kept under wraps for years, though the White House released a fact sheet summarizing its general standards and procedures in 2013.
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The campaign frames her efforts as being all about giving smaller companies a better shot against the big guys — "rewarding innovation and entrepreneurship in the private sector," as the fact sheet puts it.
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"The United States government knows the location of all children in its custody and is working to reunite them with their families," officials wrote on a DHS fact sheet released on Saturday night.
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" The misperception about cows and airplanes originated with a now-retracted fact sheet published by Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's office that contained an ironic aside about getting rid of "farting cows and airplanes.
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As JAXA explained in a fact sheet (pdf), a trial run of the deployment will be performed on September 5, 2019, with further details about the mission to come later in the month.
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Kaufmann recommends looking at a recent fact sheet about equal pay from the NWLC for some context about the causes of the wage gap, and what we can do to achieve equal pay.
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A fact sheet distributed during the annual State of the Union address said a quarter of the federal seed money would go toward a pot to invest in rural regions of the country.
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"The proposed rule seeks to reduce unnecessary paperwork and delays, and to promote better decision-making consistent with NEPA's statutory requirements," said a CEQ fact sheet about the proposed change seen by Reuters.
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According to a fact sheet about the bridge on FIU's website, it cost $14.2 million to build and was funded as part of a $19.4 million grant from the US Department of Transportation.
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It calls for replacing all coal plants with clean power plants by 2030, according to a fact sheet, and would aim to get 80 percent of U.S. electricity from clean sources by 2028.
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A fact sheet from Toomey's office pointed to a 2018 estimate from the right-leaning Tax Foundation that making the provision permanent would increase long-run gross domestic product (GDP) by 0.9 percent.
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In areas where the Green New Deal was purposefully vague to attract a broader base of Democratic support — such as renewable energy sources — Ocasio-Cortez's fact sheet offered more specific and prescriptive priorities.
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Harris pledged that, if elected President, she would create a preclearance requirement for "states and localities with a history of unconstitutionally restricting access to abortion," according to a fact sheet released by her campaign.
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According to a fact sheet from ICE given out at the meeting and provided to CNN by a Democratic aide, 176 non-criminal undocumented immigrants were arrested in the sweeps across five enforcement regions.
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The previously proposed F-35 replacement is projected to cost approximately $103 million per plane, while the unit cost of an A-10 is $18.8 million, according to a U.S. Air Force fact sheet.
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The changes "are intended to update the rules and introduce additional flexibility into administrative proceedings, while continuing to provide for the timely and efficient resolution of the proceedings," according to an SEC fact sheet.
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An accompanying fact sheet documents more than $42 million in contributions that the Mercer Family Foundation has made to conservative organizations that promote climate change denial and/or the loosening of environmental protection measures.
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It "doesn't have a formal 501c3 or 501c4 organization," the fact sheet mentions as an explanation for why paperwork issue led to a venue change from the Clarendon Ballroom to the National Press Club.
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The McCain Institute issued a lengthy fact sheet on John McCain Wednesday in an apparent response to President Trump's attacks on the late senator — but the commander-in-chief shows no sign of stopping.
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It also aims to relax the permitting requirements that are "triggered if a project is predicted to cause a significant net increase in a facility's actual annual emissions," according to an EPA fact sheet.
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In a fact-sheet released alongside an economic speech have gave today, Trump specifically promised to cleanse America of three things: the EPA's Clean Power Plan, Clean Water Rule, and ground-level ozone regulation.
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" The fact sheet added that "we can create a pipeline for ensuring that Black Americans are leading the research and entrepreneurship to grow our innovation economy and participate in the wealth that it generates.
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"Bulk EI facilitates target discovery, it helps to join up the dots between fragments of information that may be of intelligence interest," the fact sheet continues, keeping its description of the power incredibly vague.
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Under the initiatives announced Thursday in a White House fact sheet, the Department of Energy is putting aside up to $4.5 billion for loans and loan guarantees to companies for innovative charging facility projects.
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As part of the reunification effort, the government is building out better organized databases linking the parent and children's information and whereabouts and working to better facilitate communication between them, the fact sheet said.
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A "Youth Football Fact Sheet" for the public on the Datalys website lists the most common injuries sustained by youngsters, as determined by a separate study it conducted for U.S.A. Football three years ago.
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In a separate "fact sheet" released Friday, AT&T confirmed reports that Cohen was hired to help the company understand how the Trump administration might handle its proposed $85 billion merger with Time Warner.
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The fact sheet says Congress enacted laws in the 1980s and 1990s that prohibited probation and required mandatory minimum prison sentences for common federal crimes such as drug trafficking and possessing an illegal firearm.
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Despite the uptick in news consumption in America, largely thanks to the Trump bump, the newspaper industry's survival remains in jeopardy, according to the Pew Research Center's newly-released newspaper fact sheet for 23.
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In a 803 fact sheet, the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism estimated that alcohol was a factor in 97,000 cases of sexual assault and date rape each year among college-age students.
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At the meeting in Geneva, members agreed interim articles of association laying out how the organisation will be governed, as required by Swiss law, according to a fact sheet provided by the Libra Association.
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In August, amid escalating nuclear rhetoric from North Korea, Guam's Homeland Security and Office of Civil Defense released a two-page fact sheet about what to do in the case of a nuclear event.
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Despite the robust policy support ending veterans suicide received from lawmakers, a fact sheet issued by the VA in July 85033 showed that an average of 20 veterans still die from suicide each day.
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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on Wednesday rolled out its first fact sheet in a series of awareness efforts aimed at ensuring that tax-return preparers protect their clients' personal information from cyber criminals.
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According to State Department fact sheet from last year, USAID supports programs in Solomon Islands for disaster risk reduction and to counter the impact of climate change via assistance covering 12 Pacific Island countries.
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"This report shows, once again, that our current immigration system jeopardizes our national security," said a White House fact sheet promoting the findings, which were compiled by the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security.
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The bill would repeal the order introduced by FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, bar the FCC from reinstating it or a substantially similar order and reinstate the 2015 net neutrality order, a fact sheet said.
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The fact sheet said children are given the chance to speak with a "vetted parent, guardian or relative" within 24 hours of arriving at a facility run by Department of Health and Human Services.
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Ocasio-Cortez and Markey have already had an embarrassing setback to their resolution via Ocasio-Cortez's office, which released a fact sheet inconsistent with the actual legislative text of the Green New Deal resolution.
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The conflict was rooted in what looks like a mistake on the part of Ocasio-Cortez's office, which released a fact sheet inconsistent with the actual legislative text of the Green New Deal resolution.
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" Both passages are almost entirely featured in the National Coalition on Personnel Shortage in Special Education fact sheet: "Personnel shortages in special education specialized instructional support services are the result of recruitment and retention challenges.
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As raids continued on Friday, the bank released a fact sheet on what was happening, saying the "preliminary proceedings" concern the period from 2013 and 2018 and that the search included several board members' offices.
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How this system works Under this system, voters rank candidates on the ballot in order of preference -- instead of just choosing one person, according to a fact sheet from the Maine secretary of state's office.
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A fact sheet released on Monday notes that the current yearly income for those who earn the minimum wage in California full time is $673,800, and would jump to $31,200 by 2022 under the agreement.
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"Our contract with Cohen was expressly limited to providing consulting and advisory services, and it did not permit him to lobby on our behalf without first notifying us (which never occurred)," the fact-sheet reads.
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It was based on something I had written, a Dothraki language fun fact sheet, and one fact was that there are dozens of words for push and pull and carry but no word for please.
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"A larger parent rover could use a collection of PUFFERs to explore extreme terrains that are easier to access with a small, low-cost "child" rover," the team wrote in a fact sheet from 2016.
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" On the FDA's FAQ page for blood donors, they don't directly engage with the criticism of their current policy—but they do link to a CDC fact sheet titled "HIV Among Gay and Bisexual Men.
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Per his campaign's latest fact sheet, your future leader will "unleash an energy revolution" by bringing back coal, expanding hydraulic fracturing, and opening up "vast areas" of the ocean to offshore oil and gas production.
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No-one knows how close or how far the US may be from conflict with North Korea but officials in Guam have released a two-page fact sheet on how to survive a nuclear attack.
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The aircraft is also protected against the effects of electromagnetic pulse and has an electrical system designed to support advanced electronics and a wide variety of communications equipment, according to the Air Force's fact sheet.
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In addition, independent third-party groups would be allowed to do some certifications and verifications on parts of blow-out preventers, which seek to stop the uncontrolled releases of crude, according to the fact sheet.
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The proposal would go toward a $2023 billion annual push to green the transportation sector by funding public transit, an urban planning initiative and clean vehicle research, the White House said in a fact sheet.
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The bills would institute a new formula that "applies to all states and hinges on a finding of repeated voting rights violations in the preceding 25 years," according to a fact sheet on Leahy's website.
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More than 380,000 federal employees would be placed on furlough, according to the fact sheet, including the majority of the staff at NASA, the National Park Service and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Additionally, DHS is working with the Department of Justice's Executive Office for Immigration Review to "streamline the process and conclude removal proceedings as expeditiously as possible," said a fact sheet released by DHS last week.
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The fact sheet pointed to McCain's prominent role in drafting the Choice Act and the Veteran Suicide Prevention Act as well as his criticism of the George W. Bush administration's handling of the Iraq War.
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In a "fact sheet" released by Oppenheim to push back on some of the book's claims, he wrote that Griffin received 13 calls from Weinstein, but had no role in supervising Farrow or his reporting.
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Colin Kaepernick's team has released a 43-page "fact" sheet about the QB in the hopes of killing false rumors that have been dogging him ... and he makes it clear he still wants to play.
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"The truth is, there is no scientific research that validates a link between computer and video games and violence, despite lots of overheated rhetoric from the industry's detractors," ESA maintains in an online fact sheet.
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Though Planned Parenthood didn't refer to this statistic in its official response to the controversy, the group had cited it before, and in 2015, it still appeared on a fact sheet on Planned Parenthood's website.
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The U.S. side handed out a fact sheet laying out the terms of the agreement and reaffirming Turkey's good standing as a member of NATO and committing both countries to the territorial integrity of Syria.
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"This concept would ensure that all citizens — not just those making a request — have access to information released under FOIA," the White House fact sheet says about the implementation of the "release to all" policy.
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According to a fact sheet sent by the company, the brand was established in Atchison, Kansas in 1941 and got its start distilling high-quality alcohol included in the rations of World War II soldiers.
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The Department of Homeland Security issued a fact sheet late on Saturday in the face of criticism from lawyers for parents and children who have said they have seen little evidence of an organized system.
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Ocasio-Cortez's office has said there is a fact sheet that was intentionally doctored, and also that an unfinished draft got sent out and posted on their website before it was ready for prime time.
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"In the coming weeks, the Administration will engage with manufacturers, retailers, and other private-sector leaders to explore what more they can do," according to a fact sheet put out by the White House on Monday.
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Under the policy, certain migrants at the border will receive a "notice to appear" in US immigration court and will be returned to Mexico until their hearing, according to a Department of Homeland Security fact sheet.
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"I strongly believe in clean energy, in conserving energy, all of that --- more than anybody," Trump says on a fact sheet for a heating and power generation system at Trump Tower in White Plains, New York.
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"The Executive Order makes clear that the federal government would use its discretion and that they would be cautious about cutting law enforcement funding," the city says in a fact sheet on immigration and sanctuary cities.
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Only security and intelligence agencies would be able to apply for a bulk EI warrant, not law enforcement, and they could only be used to intentionally target systems abroad, according to a government-issued fact sheet.
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"It was never intended to be a foster care system with more than 10,000 children in custody at an immediate cost to the federal taxpayer of over one billion dollars per year," the fact sheet said.
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But the White House signaled in a fact sheet on Wednesday that the rebuilding plan will include some traditional funding sources as well, which could be designed to bring more Democrats and rural Republicans on board.
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"A non-immigrant visitor who overstays a visa, is present without inspection, [or] commits a crime or fraud is just as removable under those grounds as terrorism grounds," a government fact sheet on the program proclaimed.
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This step would "help focus public enforcement of our equal pay laws and provide better insight into discriminatory pay practices across industries and occupations," a White House fact sheet on the action said at the time.
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Last week, the White House circulated a fact sheet proposing a reduced rescission request of just $11 billion, focused exclusively on unspent funds from previous appropriations, such as some approved funding from the 2009 stimulus package.
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However, people often leave their accounts behind at previous employers because it is difficult to move them, and small accounts are often lost or neglected, according to a fact sheet on the bill: http://bit.ly/28S4dCs.
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The White House outlined a broad sketch of the initiative in a six-page fact sheet released alongside Trump's fiscal 2018 budget request on Tuesday, with an actual legislative package expected to drop later this year.
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Where technology and economics collide Tucked away in a fact sheet released on the Clinton campaign website Monday is a little-noticed set of bullet points that signals something important about how Hillary Clinton would govern.
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The Agency for International Development said in a 22015 fact sheet that its programs in Guatemala have led to an increase in income in high-migration areas and reduced impunity for criminals by strengthening the courts.
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In a seven-page fact sheet that accompanied Mr. Biden's speech, he provided a three-pronged blueprint for accomplishing his foreign policy agenda, including specific early actions he would undertake as president, both domestically and abroad.
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"In the past, judges had no authority to deny release to dangerous defendants who could buy a bond or make an installment payment deal with a bail bondsman," their fact sheet about the constitutional amendment states.
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"Under this executive order, ICE will not exempt classes or categories of removal aliens from potential enforcement," a fact sheet released by the Department of Homeland Security said, using the acronym for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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According to a fact sheet passed out to reporters, the U.S. also reaffirmed Turkey's good standing in NATO, a subject of heated commentary back in Washington, and the two countries committed to preserving Syria's territorial integrity.
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"Those briefings include organizational charts, budget materials, briefings on key agency priorities and areas of responsibility, and other materials describing the essential functions of that agency," the White House says in a fact sheet about the transition.
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Patty Murray, who earlier this week raised plagiarism questions about President Donald Trump's pick for education secretary, Betsy DeVos, appears to have pulled one of her written questions for the nominee from an industry group fact sheet.
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A total of 61 whales were reported as entangled off the coasts of Washington, Oregon and California in 2015, the highest annual total since records began in 1982, according to a NOAA fact sheet provided to Mashable.
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The resolution also calls for an overhaul of the national transportation infrastructure, shifting to electric vehicles and expanding high-speed rail to "a scale where air travel stops becoming necessary," as described in an accompanying fact sheet.
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Even tasks that would seem to require the personal touch—a trusted adviser pitching a deal to the boss of a client firm, say—may rely on a fact-sheet compiled by an Indian research team overnight.
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Over 80 percent of the global supply chain of rare earth elements is controlled by one country, the State Department said in a fact sheet outlining the effort, which it has dubbed the Energy Resource Governance Initiative.
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Following the declaration, the administration has access to $8.1 billion to build a southwestern border wall, including up to $3.6 billion in DOD funds appropriated for military construction, according to a fact sheet prepared by the administration.
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A FCC broadband fact sheet released yesterday indicates that approximately 34 million Americans, or 10 percent of the US population, lack access to the agency's benchmark speeds of 25 Mbps for downloads and 3 Mbps for uploads.
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While Democrats say they will "close the rural-urban divide," the White House said in a recent fact sheet that a quarter of the federal seed money will go towards a pot to invest in rural regions.
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In addition, "the two governments will cooperate on scaling up renewables, including through U.S. assistance on market reform, system optimization, and integrating renewable energy in the power grid," said the fact sheet, issued by the White House.
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In addition to the name change, the INFRA program's selection criteria and goals have also been "substantially" revised, according to a fact sheet obtained by The Hill, which claims that the current system has not been working.
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In a fact sheet put out as part of the GOP nominee's economic speech Thursday, the Renewable Identification Number (RIN) program, a piece of the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), was identified as a regulation he would repeal.
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The details: The new Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence will include "the most senior R&D officials of the Federal Government" and offer guidance to the administration on research priorities, according to a White House fact sheet.
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The designation of the State of the Union under NSSEs means the Secret Service "becomes the lead federal agency in developing, exercising, and implementing security operations," according to a NSSE fact sheet from the Congressional Research Service.
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"Over 80 percent of the global supply chain of rare earth elements… is controlled by one country," the State Department said in a fact sheet outlining the effort, which it has dubbed the Energy Resource Governance Initiative.
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"Over 80 percent of the global supply chain of rare earth elements … is controlled by one country," the State Department said in a fact sheet outlining the effort, which it has dubbed the Energy Resource Governance Initiative.
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A government fact sheet, however, listed several caveats appearing to exempt many such children from the new requirement, including those with at least one U.S. citizen parent who lived in the United States before the child's birth.
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But a fact sheet issued this month by ICE on revised policies stated that the agency is no longer required to request a determination from USCIS that they had met the basic requirements for a U visa.
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The fact sheet said the two sides had committed to policies that "should treat technology in a non-discriminatory manner (and not) unnecessarily limit or prevent commercial sales opportunities for foreign suppliers of ICT products or services".
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Clinton aides weighed having the Democratic candidate say she opposed the pipeline in a closed-door union meeting, leaking it to news media outlets or including it without fanfare in a policy fact sheet, the emails show.
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"I strongly believe in clean energy, in conserving energy, all of that — more than anybody," Mr. Trump is quoted as saying in a fact sheet about the project, at Trump Tower at City Center in White Plains.
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The fact sheet urges tax preparers to take steps to safeguard data, such as ensuring that information is not left unsecured, requiring strong passwords on tax-software programs and ensuring emails that contain taxpayer data are encrypted.
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Perhaps the system could provide insight into the nature of dark energy, the mysterious force accelerating the expansion of the universe that seems to account for two-thirds of the universe's energy, according to a NASA fact sheet.
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Fortunately, the cellular company has taken it upon itself to remind everyone about that in a new fact sheet that curiously forgets to mention its 5G Evolution network at all — almost like it isn't a real 5G network!
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The company has also leaked an email from the CEO to Apple staff defending its stance, published a fact sheet online for customers and now opened up the heart of its corporate headquarters to a national TV network.
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Attacks picked up again in late September, when 29 soldiers and civilians were killed in a series of military assaults, according to a fact sheet issued by the Parliamentary Caucus of Ituri Province and obtained by VICE News.
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Five major trust funds, including those funding highways, Social Security and Medicare, will be insolvent within 14 years, according to a fact sheet by Alliance for Market Solutions, a conservative group founded in 2017 pushing a carbon tax.
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The White House released a fact sheet on Thursday, where it claims the new plan, which is expected to phase in throughout five years, will reduce carbon pollution, strengthen the economy and make transportation easier for American families.
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"Nonetheless, the Cardin-Lugar provision contains safeguards to ensure that companies that face a legitimate problem can apply for an exemption from disclosure on a case by case basis," Publish What You Pay said in a fact sheet.
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The department's International Trade Administration, in a fact sheet released on Tuesday, said a half-dozen U.S. steel companies had requested the investigation into certain steel products from Brazil, China, India, Japan, Korea, Russia, and the United Kingdom.
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The independent agency would be funded for up to 1,600 employees and could impose damages up to the same maximum amount as the FTC's, which is $42,530 per incident, according to a fact sheet from the representatives' offices.
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According to a fact sheet released by the agency, 85033 million Americans do not have access to wired internet service that meets the FCC's definition of broadband — download speeds of 25 Mbps and upload speeds of 3 Mbps.
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The rules require for-profit schools and programs to help students prepare for "gainful employment in a recognized occupation," in order to receive federal funding, according to a fact sheet issued by the Department of Education in 2015.
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Earlier Thursday, his campaign said in a fact sheet that its planned tax cuts and deregulation will boost average annual GDP growth to 3.5 percent and "create as many as 25 million new jobs" in the next decade.
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The new strategy, outlined in a fact sheet released by the administration early Friday, comes as Trump is expected to decertify Iran's compliance with the nuclear deal it entered into with the Obama administration and several world powers.
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" The Department of Homeland Security released a "Fact Sheet: Zero-Tolerance Prosecution and Family Reunification" promising: "The United States government knows the location of all children in its custody and is working to reunite them with their families.
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" That said, in a fact sheet relating to the review of Privacy Shield, the EC asks but does not comprehensively answer the question: "How many access requests from surveillance authorities were received by companies under the Privacy Shield?
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She expressed particular concerned about threats, citing the publication of phone numbers and home addresses belonging to two women who worked for the Nevada Culinary Union after it produced a fact sheet critical of Sanders's health care plan.
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There have also been accusations that possible Sanders supporters published the home addresses and phone numbers of two women who worked for the Nevada Culinary Union after it produced a fact sheet critical of Sanders's health care plan.
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First, this fact sheet produced by the Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement can provide students with information about factors that affect youth voting as well as strategies that work in getting youth to vote.
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On April 4, the White House posted a fact sheet on its website warning that legal "loopholes" were allowing tens of thousands of immigrant children who entered the country on their own to remain in the United States.
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Other points from the fact sheet: - Both sides commit to use all policy tools – monetary, fiscal and structural – to foster confidence and strengthen growth; fiscal policy should be used flexibly to strengthen growth, job creation and household demand.
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And the fact sheet points out that if you follow the speed limit, not only will you not get a ticket, you'll also improve your fuel economy and, by extension, shrink your carbon footprint through greater fuel efficiency.
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A White House fact sheet states that commercial aircraft emit 11% of carbon emissions from the transportation sector, and is expected to grow by nearly 50% as aviation expands dramatically in rapidly growing areas of Asia and Africa.
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Pelosi and her top deputies have worked to equip Democrats with additional talking points as they depart Washington, including a fact sheet that compares the ongoing probe to past impeachments to rebut GOP criticism of an unfair process.
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" Even now, a National Institutes of Health fact sheet suggests that autistic people are "indifferent to social engagement," and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention claims that some "might not be interested in other people at all.
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In the event of an actual nuclear missile launch at Hawaii from North Korea, the attack sirens would give island residents and tourists just 12 or 13 minutes of warning before impact, according to the state's fact sheet.
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What I didn't see in the government fact sheet was any mention of setting security standards for the software underpinning our digital world or transparent information sharing which has led to great progress in other areas of technology.
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An Interior Department fact sheet said that between 2009 and 2015, oil and gas producers vented, flared and leaked 462 BCF of natural gas on federal and Indian lands, wasting as much as $23 million annually in royalty revenue.
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Though the scales of the replica appear to be 3D-printed, the knife's accompanying fact sheet states that the handle materials were specifically selected so the knife wouldn't outgas and introduce particles into the atmosphere of the Apollo capsule.
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NGC 7027Image: William B. Latter (SIRTF Science Center/Caltech) and NASA (Wikimedia Commons)SOFIA flies at 38,000 to 45,000 feet, according to a NASA fact sheet, which is above 99 percent of the infrared-absorbing parts of the atmosphere.
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A fact sheet on Trump's website initially listed the Renewable Identification Number (RIN) program, a credit system that is a part of the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), as being among the energy regulations that he would repeal as president.
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" Pompeo didn't mention any American deaths but the State Department fact sheet released Monday did, asserting "The IRGC has been directly involved in terrorist plotting; its support for terrorism is foundational and institutional, and it has killed U.S. citizens.
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The think tank, which operates in partnership with Arizona State University, distributed a lengthy fact sheet that expanded on McCain's military service, his track record on veterans issues and the Iraq War, and his views on ObamaCare and immigration.
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But, "the Panama Papers underscore the importance of the efforts the United States has taken domestically, and the efforts we have undertaken with our international partners, to address these shared challenges," the White House said in a fact sheet.
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In Seattle, for example, the US government's ConnectHome fact sheet notes that CenturyLink will be providing public housing projects with a connection to its Internet Basics package for $9.95 per month for the first year, and $14.95 after that.
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"As the pace of AI innovation increases around the world, we cannot sit idly by and presume that our leadership is guaranteed," the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy wrote in a fact sheet on the order.
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At least 2,053 children who were separated from their families at the border were being housed in centers run by the Department of Health and Human Services, according to a fact sheet released by the Trump administration on Saturday.
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As of September, the United States had deployed 660 Minuteman-III intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM), Trident-II submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBM) and B-2A and B-52H heavy bombers, according to a State Department fact sheet released Monday.
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According to a fact sheet culled by SNES Central, the hotel version of the system eventually supported the Nintendo GameCube and Nintendo 64, whereas the airline version only supported the Super NES, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance.
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The Agency for International Development reported a 61 percent decrease in homicides between 2015 and 2017 in municipalities that received security funding under its programs, along with the creation of more than 22,000 jobs, in a 2018 fact sheet.
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One group, Kids4Peace, won a $800,000 grant for a project that "connects more than 1,000 youth and parents from East and West Jerusalem and neighboring West Bank communities in cross-border programs," according to an aid agency fact sheet.
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The state of play: In a fact sheet, Blue Origin claims that the Air Force's request for proposals is "flawed" and favors incumbents — SpaceX and United Launch Alliance — that have launched missions for the Air Force in recent years.
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We published a story this week about Peter Dutton, the immigration minister, demanding an explanation from a Muslim legal group for "urgent clarification" of digital privacy advice that was drawn from a fact sheet produced by his own office.
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An earlier version of this article, using information from a Department of Homeland Security news release and a separate fact sheet, referred incorrectly to the status of the Obama-era immigration program known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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The total ban on political ads, however, does not extend to so-called issue ads — "cause-based" advertising in Twitter parlance — addressing topics like "economic stewardship" or "economic growth," according to a fact sheet the company supplied to press.
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A fact sheet provided by the campaign calls for the tripling of federal Title I funding for schools that serve low-income areas -- closing what his campaign called a $133 billion funding gap between majority white and nonwhite school districts.
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Putting them on the list is meant to "impose costs on Russia in response to its interference in the United States election process, its unacceptable behavior in eastern Ukraine, and other malign activities," according to a State Department fact sheet.
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It's certainly worth remembering that Madonna included an AIDS fact sheet with Like a Prayer in a bid to reduce the stigma and ignorance surrounding the disease, one the recently departed President Ronald Reagan had ignored for as long as possible.
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The same goes for Gold Butte, which contains "abundant rock art, archeological artifacts, and rare fossils, including recently discovered dinosaur tracks dating back hundreds of millions of years" but has also faced vandalism, according to a White House press fact sheet.
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"The new face of violence is that of a well-organized armed structure of combatants, capable of attacking soldiers at any moment, with the goal of collecting weapons and ammunition," reads the the Parliamentary Caucus of Ituri Province fact sheet.
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U.S. Soccer released a lengthy fact sheet, countering claims of pay inequality from the World Cup-winning women's national team, saying players on the women's team actually earned more from U.S. Soccer than their male counterparts over the past decade.
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"Worth noting: A fact sheet on the new antitrust platform says that in "an increasingly data-driven society, merger standards must explicitly consider the ways in which control of consumer data can be used to stifle competition or jeopardize consumer privacy.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued a video and "fact sheet" that may give hints about the articles of impeachment - formal charges - Democrats may pursue against Republican Trump, accusing him of abuse of power, a "shakedown" involving Ukraine and a cover-up.
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The International Association of Antarctic Tour Operators, which regulates many of the large tours that go through the South Pole, maintained in a recent fact sheet that "no discernable impact" has been observed in Antarctica as a result of regular cruises.
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"A catastrophic breach of Iraq's Mosul Dam would result in severe loss of life, mass population displacement, and destruction of the majority of the infrastructure within the path of the projected floodwave," the U.S. government said in a fact sheet.
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"Employees would be far better off getting paid time-and-a-half for their overtime hours and putting that money in the bank where it can earn interest, rather than having their paychecks withheld indefinitely," according to a Democratic fact sheet.
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The Trump administration has also included a fact sheet claiming that over 300 people who entered the U.S. as refugees are currently the subjects of FBI probes, but not which countries these people are from or any other useful contextual information.
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"The final guidance is another big step in the administration's effort to consider how all types of federal actions will impact climate change and identify opportunities to build climate resilience," the CEQ said in a fact sheet accompanying the guidance.
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That said, the claim that net neutrality rules hurt the sick also popped up in a recent facts-optional fact sheet the agency has been circulating to try and justify the agency's Orwellian-named "Restoring Internet Freedom" net neutrality repeal.
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"Our contract with Cohen was expressly limited to providing consulting and advisory services, and it did not permit him to lobby on our behalf without first notifying us (which never occurred)," AT&T said in a fact sheet CNBC obtained Friday.
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These "grants are intended to help individuals, communities and states invest in mitigation strategies such as elevating structures, adding safe rooms, and implementing the latest building codes and standards," according to a fact sheet from the Environmental and Energy Study Institute.
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The IRS and Social Security Administration would work together to get the payments to households, and when possible, the payments would be delivered to people via direct deposit, according to a fact sheet from the House Ways and Means Committee.
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A "fact sheet" posted on the USCIS website suggested the new policy would be limited in scope, saying it would exempt children born abroad to a U.S. citizen who was physically present on U.S. territory for at least five years.
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They will do that, according to a fact sheet from the White House, through a host of efforts, including approving new cross-border transmission lines, studying "energy system integration" continent-wide and purchasing cleaner vehicles and energy for government operations.
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"Based on the available data, F.D.A. believes that the known risk of harm to humans from accidental exposure to these medicines far outweighs any potential risk to humans or the environment from flushing them," the agency says in a fact sheet.
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A summary and fact sheet about the bill said it was meant to address "extremely minimal" federal standards, such as the requirement that a cage be only six inches larger than the animal it housed and cleaned just once a week.
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P&G said the campaign resulted in a 300% traffic increase to its website and a "significant impact on Old Spice sales, both for body wash and the overall franchise," the company said on a fact sheet about the campaign.
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The aid consists of food kits "containing rice, beans, sugar, and salt to feed nearly 3,500 people for 10 days and additional rice to feed an estimated 6,100 people for one month," a fact sheet from the State Department says.
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And the resolution's botched rollout — when a staff member issued and then quickly retracted a fact sheet that joked about how long it will take to "fully get rid of farting cows and airplanes" — also gave opponents ready-made talking points.
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According a DEA fact sheet, the average GHB dose is one to five grams and can take anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes to kick in, but dealers and users typically measure out GHB by the capful, and slipups are common.
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Clapper, the director of national intelligence under President Barack Obama, said he "think[s] the world of Gina; she is capable, smart, very experienced, well respected by the Agency rank and file, and a great person," per the fact sheet.
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The missing fact sheet may have been a prelude to a Trump recommendation to roll back food safety standards and leave things up to corporations to govern themselves—as if they would suddenly do so in any sort of meaningful capacity.
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A 2014 fact sheet from the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights noted that, during the 2011-2012 school year, black students were suspended and expelled from school at a rate more than three times greater than white students.
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A total of 522 children in the custody of U.S. border officials have already been reunited with parents, according to the fact sheet, which was published three days after Trump ended his policy of separating families on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"We are permitting the temporary continuation of certain ongoing nonproliferation projects that constrain Iran's nuclear activities and that help maintain the nuclear status quo in Iran until we reach a comprehensive deal that resolves Iran's proliferation threats," the State Department fact sheet said.
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The legislation looks to require "the president, vice president, their spouses and minor or dependent children to divest all interests that create financial conflicts of interest placing those assets in a true blind trust," according to a fact sheet from Warren's office.
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Her office released a "fact sheet" detailing the allegations against Trump as part of the inquiry, saying that he "betrayed his oath of office, betrayed our national security and betrayed the integrity of our elections for his own personal political gain" (The Hill).
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And if you went a long time on two and a half hours of sleep per night, you'd probably have trouble recognizing other people's emotions or even become the victim of a tragic accident, according to a National Institute of Health fact sheet.
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Go deeper: The press release from the U.S. Trade Representative office An official fact sheet from that office My Harder Line column on the matter: America's Chinese solar dilemma A Trump administration official told Axios last year Trump was likely to issue tariffs.
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Republicans and Trump are insisting any measure be paired with some type of border security and possible immigration enforcement, and a fact sheet about the legislation makes clear that Lankford and Tillis both agree their bill must be part of such a package.
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The Trump campaign—which had not distinguished itself for the wonky exactitude of its white papers—issued a fact sheet on economic policy that, amid generic promises of "unbridled economic growth," contained a surprisingly detailed bullet point about the E.P.A.'s RIN program.
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For example, the paper's listing for "Nervous System (stinger)," which comprised 4.2 percent of injuries, does not appear on the fact sheet; that slot is filled instead by "Wind Knocked Out" (4.1 percent), a category that does not appear in the paper.
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But according to a fact sheet released by the Democratic staff of the Senate Appropriations Committee, more than 420,000 government workers are expected to work without pay if a partial shutdown occurs, including more than 41,000 federal law enforcement and correctional officers.
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Note for newspaper readers and reporters: the item keeps "the existing ban on cross ownership, but modestly relaxes the rule by providing an exception for failed or failing entities and states that the Commission will consider waivers," according to a fact sheet.
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According to a White House "fact sheet," the deal includes: -annual payments of $3.3 billion in so-called foreign military financing -$500 million a year for Israeli missile defense funding, the first time this has been formally built into the aid pact.
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While DHS says it has worked with every state, according to a White House fact sheet published earlier this month, only 18 states have requested on-site "risk and vulnerability assessments," and only 34 states receive ongoing cybersecurity scans from the federal government.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has just released updated information on the management of penicillin allergies on its website, including a fact sheet that recommends penicillin allergy testing as one way to help patients and medical providers avoid increased antibiotic resistance.
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A NASA fact sheet regarding its Prototype-Technology Evaluation and Research Aircraft (PTERA) explains that all testing is conducted in a laboratory: Pilots may be safe from dangerous hypersonic flight tests, but this risk may have shifted toward people on the ground.
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The legislation's fact sheet said the bill was meant to address "extremely minimal" federal standards, such as a requirement that says a cage may be only six inches larger than the animal it houses and may be cleaned just once a week.
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Income to the Medicare fund is expected to be lower than estimated last year because of "lower payroll taxes attributable to lowered wages in 2017 and lower levels of projected gross domestic product," the Treasury said in a "fact sheet" accompanying the report.
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In a 2014 fact sheet detailing disparities in discipline during the 2011-'12 school year, the Education Department's Office for Civil Rights noted that black students are suspended and expelled from school at a rate more than three times greater than white students.
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For more information, see this related New York Times Editorial Board opinion and The Daily podcast, as well as this list of the 192 nations who signed and ratified the Chemical Weapons Convention agreement, and a fact sheet from the Arms Control Association.
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While she cited the danger posed by adults and criminals, a fact sheet explaining the justification for the new policy, described as "migrant protection protocols," cited an unmanageable influx of children and families from Central America as the main reason for the change.
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"Promoting diversity and inclusion ensures that national security departments and agencies can recruit their employees from the broadest possible pool of talent and bring a wide range of perspectives, skills, and backgrounds to bear to tackle our toughest problems," the fact sheet states.
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The directive defines a significant cyber incident as one that is likely to result in harm to national security or economic interests, foreign relations, or the public confidence, health safety or civil liberties of the American people, according to a White House fact sheet.
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Larger strikes are less common—a one-meter meteoroid strikes the Earth once each year on average and would reach the ground as smaller debris, while a 100-meter meteoroid strikes the Earth approximately every 10,000 years, according to a Tufts University fact sheet.
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The US will extend waivers that allow the remaining parties to the 2015 deal to conduct research and do non-proliferation work at three sites in Iran without fear of facing sanctions, according to a fact sheet released by the State Department on Friday.
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It was also that the the fact sheet, quickly deleted from Ocasio-Cortez's website, was full of strange details that few of her allies seemed to have any knowledge of, leading to days of unforced errors following the rollout of a hugely ambitious policy agenda.
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President Donald Trump's revised travel ban will temporarily halt entry to the United States for people from six Muslim-majority nations who are seeking new visas, allowing those with current visas to travel freely, according to a fact sheet obtained by The Associated Press.
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But officials from the U.S. Agency for International Development, which is overseeing the project, said the Bien Hoa site will be four times larger than Danang, a massive undertaking that is expected to cost $390 million, according to a fact sheet distributed to reporters.
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The fair use policy will require a mobile user to be able to show "frequent and substantial presence on the territory of the Member State of the mobile operator, like an employment relationship or following recurring courses at University", according to an EC Fact Sheet.
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"The loud and distinctive noise that a gun makes is one of its most important safety features: when people hear it, they realize they may need to run, hide, or protect others," the group said its website in a fact sheet on the proposal.
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"The twelve projects will enhance the reliability and resilience of the nation's energy critical infrastructure through innovative, scalable, and cost-effective research, development and demonstration of cybersecurity solutions," wrote the DOE in a fact sheet accompanying the announcement of projects it intends on funding.
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" A fact sheet released by the Treasury Department noted that, "Renting a room in a private Cuban residence (casa particular), eating at privately owned Cuban restaurants (paladares), and shopping at privately owned stores run by self-employed Cubans (cuentapropistas) are examples of authorized activities.
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" The White House said in a fact sheet on a framework between the two countries that they would share "information on a real time or near real time basis, when practical and consistent with existing bilateral arrangements, about malicious cybersecurity threats, attacks and activities.
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It's not yet clear exactly how a shutdown might play out, but here are some projected impacts, according to a fact sheet released by the Democratic staff of the Senate Appropriations Committee: More than 420,000 government workers would be expected to work without pay.
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In a fact sheet updated on June 15, Customs and Border Protection says Immigration and Customs Enforcement is working to dedicate a facility that can be a "primary family reunification and removal center," where parents who are ready to be deported can "normally" be detained.
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In a 21999 fact sheet detailing disparities in discipline during the 22012-2012 school year, the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights noted that black students are suspended and expelled from school at a rate more than three times greater than white students are.
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Clinton's campaign considered having the former secretary of state address the Keystone issue in a private meeting with a building trades union, then immediately roll out a fact sheet on her infrastructure proposals and publish an opinion article on the topic, the leaked emails show.
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"The question isn't how will we pay for it, but what is the cost of inaction, and what will we do with our new shared prosperity created by the investments in the Green New Deal," reads a fact sheet distributed along with the resolution.
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To put some of these numbers in some context, ChargePoint — which controls one of the most widely distributed charging networks in the world — has more than 1,476 fast chargers around the world and 100,20173 chargers in total, according to its most recent monthly fact sheet.
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"Climate Change and Human Health," NIEHSThe fact sheet regionalizes weather effects like extreme heat, flooding and poor air quality and connects them to climate change, summarizing how climate change has an outsized impact on specific vulnerable populations—the elderly, pregnant women, low income and indigenous groups.
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We've reached out to the White House to confirm that the old guidelines have been repealed and to ask if the administration plans to release a fact sheet that gives a broad idea of any new policies, just as the Obama administration did in January of 2013.
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According to a White House fact sheet on the HFC agreement, if its goals are met it would prevent more than 20153 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent by 2050, which is equal to more than a decade of carbon emissions from the entire U.S. economy.
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