Even better than a fairer case-by-case system, though, would be a fairer system, period.
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And finally, because we're proposing a simpler, bolder, fairer tax code, we propose a simpler and fairer tax collector.
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The rise in direct-to-consumer bedding brands not only translates to higher quality goods for fairer prices but also to higher quality goods made with fairer environmental practices.
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The fairer-skinned one attracted double the number of horseflies when compared with the striped one, and the darker models had 5.1 times more flies than the fairer-skinned mannequins.
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Artists including Nelly Furtado have been vocal about fairer pay.
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A seemingly fairer distribution results in a smaller efficiency gap.
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It would probably be fairer to handicap AlphaStar even further.
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Growing up in the Bronx, I was the fairer complexion.
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That price is extremely legitimate and will be dramatically fairer.
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It's hard to get freer and fairer than zero tariffs.
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My aim is to make the world a fairer place.
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Turnbull promises a more entrepreneurial Australia, Shorten a fairer one.
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Making compromises during this process produced fairer and better laws.
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Only then will we have a fairer system of justice.
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"I think everyone thinks taxes should be fairer," he said.
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Second, it would make the system fairer and more efficient.
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First, reform should make the code simpler, flatter and fairer.
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This would make the public markets fairer and more appealing.
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Mr. Anglin cares about making the criminal justice system fairer.
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He says that would be fairer and more financially sustainable.
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But Ms. Ditto said the federal exchange's assessment would be fairer.
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I'm arguing for a fairer and more forgiving attitude toward women.
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When I'm president we're going to have a fairer tax code.
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Ruby flops whenever he has to engage with the fairer sex.
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Conversely, U.S. companies could expect broader, fairer access to China's market.
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I would have to wait for fairer skies to ride them.
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They would be fairer, smarter, and free of our human foibles.
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But two aspects of the analysis offer fairer grounds for scepticism.
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Some say it would be fairer for everyone to get them.
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This gives all examinees a fairer chance of being classified correctly.
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How could the process be made less stressful, fairer and easier?
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Some said 15 euros per share would be a fairer price.
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Do the NCAA and its member schools want a fairer system?
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Above all, it would bring about a fairer kind of capitalism.
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Critics fear even more fragmentation; backers hope for a fairer system.
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And how is that not better, fairer, and, frankly, more fun?
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Must be more, and fairer, companies to get out the WORD!
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"It's going to help us build a stronger and fairer city."
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I have spent hours discussing, studying and reimagining fairer immigration policies.
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And, for now, both foldables and fairer electronics remain curious niches.
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We literally couldn't think of a fairer way to do it.
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But we would be, I think, a fairer and better nation.
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But it needs to be regulated to make future jobs fairer.
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One is to simplify the tax code and make it fairer.
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That is a good thing, if it produces a fairer system.
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Harsh sentencing have not made our society safer nor sentencing fairer.
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Governors, who have veto powers, in theory could insist on fairer voting.
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Bryan's view of the ride is a lot, er... fairer than mine.
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And that would certainly be fairer than arbitrarily targeting only American companies.
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The photo shows Pratt's orange-tinged arms against his much-fairer thighs.
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If it were a fairer fight, she would have gotten out alive.
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Other data also suggest that the CBO's methods paint a fairer picture.
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Moore dismissed the findings, saying credits would mean a fairer system overall.
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But a fairer diagnosis would be that it has a split personality.
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Fair use can, quite literally, promote the creation of fairer AI systems.
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He stands for the promise of a nostalgic, fairer kind of capitalism.
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Fairer distribution of television revenues within the Spanish league has also helped.
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And my answer to income disparity is basically a fairer tax structure.
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And yet that feels, to me at least, like a fairer trade.
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And would-be supporters of a fairer trade agenda have grown restless.
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There aren't any major reformulations to make the code simpler or fairer.
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It seems fairer to have elections decided by conditions on Election Day.
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This combination of actions would make the pension system better and fairer.
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The Unity Reform Commission is making our nomination process fairer for all.
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To be even fairer, this is Ward's car and Danny hijacked it.
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It needs to be revised to promote fairer treatment of our companies.
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Aren't they to be commended for voting in favor of fairer maps?
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Freer, fairer trade would have made last week's deal virtually impossible, however.
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He wants to make them fairer places that look more like America.
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But the net result could be a fairer and more productive system.
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Faster discovery, advocates of the change argue, can lead to fairer outcomes.
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That hardly seems like simplifying the tax code or making it fairer.
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Voters prefer this kind of "preferential" voting because they consider it fairer.
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"The idea is to ensure equal treatment and fairer taxation," he said.
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The idea is to make the rules more transparent, simpler and fairer.
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"I am optimistic that automated decision making will become fairer," she says.
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A fairer division of labor would also give women other career advantages.
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The N.A.S.L. of the 1970s had, to my mind, a fairer option.
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In almost all states, less gerrymandering would make the electoral system fairer.
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Anita Corbin has been photographing the fairer sex for over 30 years.
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And, fortunately, victory itself can help assure a fairer playing field next time.
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"The drive towards fairer taxation is in President Juncker's political guidelines," she said.
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It looks like Barbie's continuing its mission to offer fairer representations of women.
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We Catalans favour a modern, dynamic economy with a fairer distribution of wealth.
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Whether you consider this fairer depends on your place on the economic ladder.
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They are more concerned with marketing and metrics than creating a fairer world.
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""Families first""Fairness for all our families""Building a fairer future""Your family.
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I think we're looking at fairer representation for the state of North Carolina.
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It will also make trade fairer and more reciprocal, my favorite word, reciprocal.
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For the sake of having a more efficient and fairer international taxation system.
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Readers deserve a fairer and more serious book about this important political figure.
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Last year the tests were resurrected, tweaked to be fairer and more useful.
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It was much fairer—but creepy, because the facts came from perpetual monitoring.
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He could champion fairer trade policies and labor standards in our trade agreements.
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Each option was simpler, fairer, and more growth oriented than our current code.
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Our tech companies should absolutely be more diverse, and fairer to all people.
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It would be a much fairer solution than the one Virginia is using.
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But what the right wants is not better, fairer, more scrupulous information referees.
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Inevitably, there are debates over whether accommodations make things fairer or less fair.
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Will scrapping the rules make the internet fairer, more dynamic and more innovative?
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"As a visual, it seems fairer to spread the 24 hours," said Wicker.
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A VMT system is also a much fairer method of collecting highway taxes.
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We support efforts to make our criminal justice system fairer and more equitable.
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Ultimately, though, she reckons the effort to make AI fairer will pay off.
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But this system is both fairer and more reflective of actual voter intent.
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They are not alone in their fight for fairer pay and better treatment.
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Blossom — a pinkish, pearlescent hue — is somewhere in the middle, meant for fairer types.
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Trump's moves on trade also align with his promises of working for fairer deals.
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Come join the movement to help mankind move forward for a better, fairer future.
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But, as Axios first reported yesterday, there have been fairer votes in North Korea.
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Thanks to colonialism, fairer skin still reads as a symbol of class and wealth.
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The right thing to aim for is tax reform that makes the system fairer.
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This comes from the belief, of colonial origin, that fairer skin represents better qualities.
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In China, as elsewhere, education is what will make society fairer, and ultimately wealthier.
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There is vast scope to make fiscal policy more efficient and fairer (see article).
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Striking against Phelps Dodge, the company that owned the mines, demanding fairer labor practices.
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That means neither fairer play by China nor tariffs could help many American workers.
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In a perfect world, both of those ideas work to establish a fairer internet.
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Many health experts think the single-payer system is fairer and more cost-effective.
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"There seems to be a strong desire for browner or fairer skin," Ackermann said.
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If you do this, you will be much happier, and fairer of personal odor.
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Prices must be fairer, more realistic, and they should be an incentive for investors.
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"We need structural remedies to make the digital market fairer for people," he says.
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The project should have been envisioned sooner, and the process should have been fairer.
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Perhaps we'll get a fairer and fuller picture next week when public hearings begin.
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Lyft markets itself as a platform that is better and fairer to its drivers.
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Doing so would increase investment, boost economic growth, and create a fairer tax system.
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We have the opportunity to work together towards a fairer and more prosperous future.
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Well, for starters, he's not too enlightened when it comes to the fairer sex.
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My son, I think, hopes to jump-start the interest of the fairer sex.
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Creating a fairer society requires some antidote for the health impacts caused by sexism.
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Mackay said his income tax changes would make the tax system in Scotland fairer.
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If you want to make hiring fairer, AI doesn't look like a great fit.
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Figueroa thinks Maria presents an opportunity to move the politics in a fairer direction.
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These women wanted a fairer society in which they would have an equal say.
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The judge gave the state less than two weeks to devise a fairer system.
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We replaced a system based on birth with a fairer system based on talent.
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And that those on the other side of the fence get a fairer hearing?
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Germany should thus take seriously the call for fairer burden-sharing within the alliance.
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Algorithms can be fairer than people, which, although true, can be a tough sell!
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Elsewhere, some district attorneys are trying to make the system fairer on their own.
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" Amy Klobuchar says that Nides has told her that "we need a fairer America.
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"I could give Chuckie a fairer shake than history had thus far," Goldsmith writes.
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When poor children are better educated, societies often become freer, fairer, and more stable.
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Buttigieg's plan, if implemented, would make the immigration system fairer, clearer and more manageable.
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It provides no paid leave, paid sick days, paid vacation, or even fairer scheduling.
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Doing so would be a win, not just for fairer trade, but for democracy.
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Liberalism used to be about making the capitalist system fairer, gentler and more inclusive.
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On balance, though, his ideas would make America a better, fairer place to live.
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This time an updated register of 5.7m voters has raised hopes of a fairer poll.
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And then when she tried again, I looked way fairer than what I really am.
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This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to make politics fairer and more competitive.
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Oh, well it's ... You know, a fairer sampling of humanity will always produce better comedy.
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He said he believes other countries are now more committed to a fairer trade relationship.
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Is that what stops you from going to a fairer work environment—the language barrier?
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But Ajikobi remains hopeful that their efforts now will ensure a fairer election in February.
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Moreover, there is potential change in trade deals with "fairer trade for America" gaining momentum.
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Electoral reforms can cut down on corruption, fraud, and vote-buying, and make elections fairer.
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To its supporters, it is the ticket to a "fairer and more stable banking system".
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IEX launched as an ATS in October 4003, calling itself a fairer market for investors.
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Her proposal aims to make the platforms they control fairer for other businesses to access.
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It's meant to be fairer for artists and offer a better listening experience to fans.
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He said the law would be fairer to refugees going through the visa application process.
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Bob Paduchik, Trump's Ohio campaign director, credits Trump's message of security and fairer trade deals.
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His memory will live on as we continue striving toward a fairer criminal justice system.
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In most instances, the problem is that developers are terrified of properly negotiating fairer terms.
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Trump said he did not believe in isolationism but that trade policy should be fairer.
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The fairer we think we are, the more likely we are acting on our biases.
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They'll also vow to make their legal system more transparent and fairer for foreign companies.
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The first device focused on ethically sourced minerals and fairer labour practices for factory workers.
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They sometimes stopped working en masse during "secessions" to demand fairer treatment during the Republic.
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That means making it fairer, more equitable and as free from negative distortions as possible.
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In reality, the ruling paves the way for a fairer and more neutral tax system.
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They're ready for someone to lead on tax reform and make it fairer and simpler.
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You'd see fewer abuses and things of that nature, and the system would be fairer.
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The starters were perfectly executed, but all chilled — perhaps more suited to a fairer evening.
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Mr. Raftery is a little fairer to Mr. Lauren and Mr. Klein, though not much.
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In a fairer society, she and Taystee would be rewarded for their senses of justice.
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Like similar tortillerías, Maizajo pays fairer prices for heirloom corn to keep this tradition alive.
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Lawmakers should move fast to make the state's politics fairer, more honest and more democratic.
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American voters have realized that prosecutors hold the keys to a fairer criminal justice system.
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Then, the four columnists debate what a fairer system of higher education might look like.
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She said banning individual cheaters, for example, would be a fairer and more effective response.
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We could have a much fairer and better system with the passage of a law.
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Around the same time, it was a target of protests by drivers demanding fairer compensation.
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Based on these problems, Collier devises a potential solution for a fairer version of capitalism.
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The mayor campaigned on a vision of making New York a fairer, more equitable city.
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But he said that a universal points-based system would be "more understandable" and fairer.
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But to be fairer, for a company valued at $38 billion, that's a rounding error.
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He can make the case that there is a way to enact fairer trade deals.
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"Give the guy credit" for keeping campaign promises to make trade fairer for U.S. companies.
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But I'm still hopeful that rational minds will prevail and that a fairer society is possible.
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But until legal systems become faster and fairer, the continent will struggle to attract foreign investment.
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However well meaning the Harvard team's recommendations — who doesn't want a kinder, gentler, fairer admissions process?
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Some seek to make internal processes cheaper, faster and fairer, from pricing risks to paying compensation.
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Vilela believes her 21-year-old daughter's death could've been prevented under a fairer healthcare system.
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Might greater concern for its own brands prod China into playing fairer with those of others?
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This is in contrast to February and early March, when the weather was fairer and warmer.
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The startup is unapologetically mission-driven, too, placing emphasis on giving coffee growers a fairer price.
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Police officers, politicians and citizens can work together to create a safer, fairer, more civil society.
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In other ways, too, public policy could do much more to help make German society fairer.
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We are conditioned to believe that life would have been easier had we been born fairer.
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While my mom has fairer skin, she also has the coveted ability to get a tan.
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By contrast, I want a fairer tax code where the rich will pay their fair share.
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IBM says that its dataset is designed to help academic researchers make facial recognition technology fairer.
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The financial system is much safer and good bit fairer than it was seven years ago.
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We will make America fairer by passing the Equality Act to end discrimination against LGBTQ Americans.
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Reforms to policing and the criminal-justice system have made them fairer for everybody, she adds.
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In the political realm Mr Xi talks of making the legal system fairer and more effective.
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And that material, shared with Quanta, provides a fuller, fairer account of the birth of chaos.
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"If you compete with us, we shan't marry you," he once gallantly warned the fairer sex.
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During the hearing, Wyden said his proposal would make the tax code fairer for small businesses.
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If the principles outlined above are followed, the FCC would reach better, faster and fairer decisions.
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And that's why I've spent the following three decades mobilizing to create a fairer tax system.
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Mudsills must not vote, for they would want a fairer distribution of the wealth they created.
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The courts have also redrawn fairer maps in almost a dozen other states in recent years.
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Electing more black district attorneys, he said, might give blacks and the poor a fairer shake.
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They merit neither pity nor worship—only respect, and your dedication to a different, fairer world.
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Athenians believed it was fairer than elections, which they knew could be bought by the rich.
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And it changes the process for drawing state-legislature districts to be fairer for both parties.
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It gives a diverse group of working-class kids a fairer shot, which shouldn't be controversial.
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They would make the current system fairer — and tone down the intensity of the confirmation process.
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Republicans continue to find countless ways to block efforts to make voting fairer and more democratic.
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It's that, once well-implemented, they come to seem far better, and fairer, than the alternative.
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Instead of giving North Carolinians an incrementally fairer map, they should be given a fair vote.
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So what, if anything, can be done to make the market fairer for the ticket buyer?
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For everyone, because we all have a role to play in building a stronger, fairer America.
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He would be given a fairer chance in the Senate, the president and his team concluded.
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We have marched and organized for decades to build fairer workplaces and a more just society.
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The effort shows how AI can be reengineered from the ground up to produce fairer results.
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"Making that NATO alliance fitter and faster, fairer burden-sharing is the key here," Fallon said.
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We've seen a lot of ideas floated to make our economy fairer and fight income inequality.
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Then we'll be on our way to true representative democracy and a fairer juvenile justice system.
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It is meant both to decarbonize the economy and to make it fairer and more just.
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" Clinton added: "Every generation of Americans has come together to make our country freer, fairer and stronger.
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This practice naturally creates large efficiency gaps, so we might expect fairer distributions to have smaller ones.
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Yet the electoral college is possibly a fairer method than the one used to select Europe's commissioners.
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"Every generation of Americans has come together to make our country freer, fairer, and stronger," she said.
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The ruling Scottish National Party declared land reform the route to a "fairer and more equal society".
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Salesmen often take advantage of people who are not very numerate, says James Daley of Fairer Finance.
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"The Maoist ideal about a fairer society... was actually closer to the US Democrats' values," he added.
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"Hopefully the ones that do will be fairer to their consumers than the internet giants of today."
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Lasting and fairer reform will require processes that lead to balanced outcomes without ever involving a judge.
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We must react quickly, decisively and collectively to ensure a fairer and more prosperous world for all.
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Aside from the privacy issues, a bigger question remains: Are more accurate facial recognition systems actually "fairer"?
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More than anything, I want to create an environment that is a better, safer and fairer place.
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There are fairer women here to-day than Titian ever painted — lovelier than Raphael ever dreamed of.
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It would provide a fairer, more efficient, and more effective way to address federal fire suppression costs.
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Despite the clear defeat, campaigners said the vote was a first step toward a fairer economic model.
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We have marched and mobilized to build the fairer economy and more just society that we deserve.
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My husband has even fairer skin, and it doesn't take much at all for him to burn.
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The best way to resolve the matter would be for Congress to write fairer and clearer rules.
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"New Yorkers deserve a fairer ticket marketplace," the attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, said in a statement.
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This trade agreement will be freer and fairer than the recent trading relationship between the two blocs.
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Lenz said that, for renters, Naborly aims to make the application and screening process simpler and fairer.
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But adding two new states would make a meaningful dent — and make this country a fairer place.
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If this economy must collapse, perhaps we could build something better, fairer, more sustainable in its place.
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" But he added that American businesses in China wanted "fairer treatment and improved market access in China.
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It was a coalition built, in part, to pressure Beijing into fairer market access, by our rules.
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"I think a fairer approach is one that is done at the more local level," he said.
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A single-payer health system would be more functional, more economical and fairer than what we have.
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With that said, "no collusion" is a much fairer paraphrase of Mueller's findings than "no obstruction" is.
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Ms. Axne supports a fairer tax code, Ms. Hadaway noted, and has vowed not take corporate donations.
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These groups roll out weekly ads with normal-seeming Americans calling for a 'simpler, fairer tax code'.
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To my daughters, as the fairer sex, your ranks have been exploited and victimized since time immemorial.
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As district attorneys in New York State, we support efforts to make our criminal justice system fairer.
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They also substantially reduce racial disparities in school performance, helping to create a fairer, more prosperous America.
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A drive against graft that started in Brazil left many hoping for a fairer, more equal region.
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He insisted the new system will be fairer to all French workers and will be financially sustainable.
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The drive for a fairer, more just America, Mr Foner aptly concludes, is "a work in progress".
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"My plan will deliver a fairer deal for all workers, by extending rights and protections," said Mrs.
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One thing we fought for that's worth defending is a fairer, more open and more productive Senate.
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Experts agree that an efficient trading mechanism could make our fight against climate change cheaper and fairer.
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The same approach can work for corporate taxes, making them more efficient and fairer to many industries.
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Supporters argue that concussion substitutes would not only help safeguard players, but also make the game fairer.
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And it ignores a fairer solution: asking funders to change what they think an entrepreneur looks like.
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Until college athletics has a fairer economic system, players should err on the side of extreme caution.
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Still, the system could be fairer—and some companies are paving the way in making it so.
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I believe that VAR at the World Cup will certainly help us to have a fairer World Cup.
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This comes as the Trump administration seeks what it thinks are fairer trade conditions between the two nations.
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Shelmerdine confirms that some of the most memorable reactions to the film have been from the fairer sex.
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Studies suggest that greater equality would make Arab countries richer as well as fairer—liberated women earn more.
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"We're going to have a fairer justice system because of it," Grassley told the Washington Post in 2015.
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Other pledges were more specific to Mongolia, such as one to secure a fairer shake for nomadic herders.
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Initially the government merely utilized anti-dumping measures (designed to make market competition fairer) to protect steelmaker Arrium.
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Our goal as a nonprofit membership organization is to create a fairer, safer world with and for consumers.
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This is one issue that shows the essential role government can play in creating a fairer society. Sen.
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This past July, Tesla rolled out a new attendance policy to make penalties for late hourly workers fairer.
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Or maybe you would like a fairer division of labor or a little more appreciation — or all three.
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A fairer, more productive workforce is a prize worth having, but not if it shackles and dehumanises employees.
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The case against the piece goes like this: Some of these criticisms seem fairer to me than others.
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Hoping to make the system fairer, some feeder schools now allocate places on the basis of pupils' proximity.
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Even some Democrats who advocate for a fairer redistricting process said the New Jersey proposal was an overreach.
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The bride, 64, is the executive director of Justice at Stake, a Washington nonprofit, working for fairer courts.
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"The president's DACA decision today brings us closer to a safer, fairer and legal immigration system," Sanders said.
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We need one that is simpler, fairer and flatter, and not a tax code that so ridiculously complicated.
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The discussion draft is the latest tax proposal Wyden has unveiled aimed at making the tax code fairer.
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"A step towards a fairer electricity market could be to introduce a levy for electricity from third countries".
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It also does not hurt that it is a much fairer way to tax the savings of Americans.
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YouTubers are outraged by demonetization and have teamed up with a European trade union to demand fairer treatment.
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Though Applied's claim is that ultimately a fairer approach also saves time, as well as delivering great hires.
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We will continue using all available tools to create a better and fairer trading system for all Americans.
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But maybe it would be fairer to blame the people paying for sex rather than those selling it?
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At the same time, Beijing has rejected pleas for fairer terms of trade, angering both Democrats and Republicans.
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Solutions may be more elusive, but the eventual compromises might also be fairer and less morally, well, compromised.
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Others are using the same platform to promote inclusive economic policies, fairer taxation systems, even plastic-free oceans.
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Chicago could be a much more powerful engine of economic opportunity if it adopted a fairer admissions policy.
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From the United States' perspective, fulfilling Mr. Trump's pledge to make Nafta "fairer" for his country carries risks.
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The United States has called for the Chinese government to relax its grip and allow freer, fairer trade.
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In broad terms, the initial tax plans include many smart solutions for a simpler and fairer tax system.
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Other measures — like grades and teacher recommendations — would provide a fairer way of judging students, the plaintiffs say.
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It would not be hard to create a fairer system, one that aspired to treat all Americans equally.
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A FINE MESSA Global Quest for a Simpler, Fairer, and More Efficient Tax SystemBy T. R. Reid278 pp.
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However, some believe that a fairer tax system would yield more credit in return to lower income homes.
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All of these leaders understood that the answer to the problems of capitalism is wider and fairer capitalism.
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Diversity would make the parole process fairer, said Mr. Lemons, who was named to the board by Gov.
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They cover 17 goals and 169 targets aimed at creating a healthier, safer and fairer world by 2030.
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President Emmanuel Macron vowed ahead of his election in 2017 to make the current setup fairer and simpler.
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Sure, growth under less corrupt and oppressive regimes might be faster and fairer, but that's not the point.
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Americans want fairer taxes, universal health care, a livable wage and an environmental future that controls global warming.
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It also allows buyers to bid on tickets, resulting in a fairer picture of where prices should be.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, however, remained staunch on Washington's push for fairer trading conditions with China.
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He claims these tactics contradict the department's rhetoric about the arrival of a new era of fairer, smarter policing.
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Mr. Caraballo's group argues it was deceptive and hopes a court finding will help ensure a fairer voting system.
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We also use data in smart ways to customise the cover we offer to customers, and make pricing fairer.
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But he acknowledged that the system "has to adapt," with an aim of making it fairer and preventing monopolies.
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The next step in forging a fairer Ireland for all its citizens will be in repealing the Eighth Amendment.
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In Mr Trump's mind the most important path to better jobs and faster growth is through fairer trade deals.
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Better roads, bridges and public transit, higher wages, stronger civil rights, fairer voting laws — states can do this too.
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A more radical solution to football's inequality problem would be for the clubs themselves to create a fairer system.
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In a bid to offer fairer rates of credit, Pariti also had integrations with lending fintechs Zopa and Lendable.
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And people who have spoken out about the discrimination they faced want to see a fairer workplace for others.
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SO WHEN I LISTEN TO A LOT OF POLITICAL LEADERS SPEAK, THEY TALK ABOUT MAKING FAIRER, I UNDERSTAND THAT.
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Several states have, indeed, turned line-drawing over to independent commissions in an attempt to push toward fairer maps.
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"I handed in my resignation on New Years Day 2015 to pursue building a fairer insurance market for people".
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Our goal as a non-profit membership organization is to create a fairer, safer world with and for consumers.
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Last year Fairer Finance, a British advocacy group, highlighted concerns about mis-selling and the solvency of some providers.
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Where we find common ground to expand health care and build a stronger, fairer economy and save our planet.
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Improvements to China's TRQ administration would help provide fairer market access for U.S. and other exporters of these commodities.
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Ultimately, SSDI guidelines should be eliminated and replaced with a fairer, simpler and more uniform system for determining eligibility.
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That reform incentive, which could have led China to become a fairer player in the global market, has vanished.
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"Referee Charley White said: There was never a squarer nor fairer ring contest," Brooklyn Daily Eagle, May 12, 1900.
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Fairer taxes are a key demand of the "yellow vest" protests seen across France in the past three months.
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He said Alitalia's insolvency was being done on a fairer basis, with rival airlines being invited to submit offers.
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These cases have already produced fairer maps -- and led to two new African-American members of Congress in 2016.
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Did women not burn their bras and Helen Reddy roar to end the sexual objectification of the fairer sex?
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If we had more indigenous people in power, it would be fairer to the population in terms of representation.
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This would be fairer, because it would allow countries to rise and fall based solely on on-field performance.
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It has applied a VAT on its manufacturers since 1994, recognising it as a fairer way to tax companies.
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Trump tried to calm their fears, claiming he would make "fairer trade deals," and ease some restrictions on trade.
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If we want to make drug pricing fairer and more transparent, we also need to address pharmacy reimbursement rates.
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Mnuchin also said there are three components to improving economic growth: tax reform, regulatory relief, and fairer trade policies.
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"This important piece of legislation will help us build a better, fairer tax system," she said in a statement.
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Less heralded are the concessions achieved by our negotiators that make the world a fairer place to do business.
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Ultimately, these guidelines should be eliminated and replaced with a fairer, simpler, and more uniform system for determining eligibility.
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Democrats point to a different statistic to demonstrate they are being fairer to Trump than Republicans were to Obama.
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Under President Obama's leadership, our country is fairer and more prosperous for all than it was seven years ago.
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Trump has defended his trade policy as a crucial and necessary push for fairer trade terms with other nations.
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Second, Salib argues that we can try to make the justice system fairer while changing how it punishes people.
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Is the deal fairer, simpler, more efficient, fiscally responsible and, finally, does it promote economic growth in the U.S.?
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A FINE MESS: A Global Quest for a Simpler, Fairer, and More Efficient Tax System, by T. R. Reid.
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Fourth, we need to reform and make fairer our juvenile and criminal justice system (apprehension, investigations/adjudication and punishment).
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Yes, this requires capitalists and corporations to pay fairer wages and more taxes than their American counterparts currently do.
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In a line used verbatim in the show, she once wrote: "I love, and only love, the fairer sex."
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Saied calls on Europe to take its "hands off the country's riches" and to negotiate "fairer" relations with Tunisia.
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He predicted that he would get along with China and forge a fairer playing field on trade and currency.
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In addition, Mr. de Blasio recently claimed his administration has reformed policing to make the city safer and fairer.
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This is apparently an attempt to play hardball with McConnell to get him to agree to a fairer process.
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As president I'll fix this broken system to make it fairer and more accountable for communities across the country.
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So the fact that the wages would be fairer would be something that I would look forward to seeing.
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As should Republicans, who might come to grasp the appeal of combining sturdier safety nets with freer, fairer markets.
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In a letter to this committee, my women law clerk said I was one of the strongest advocates in the federal judiciary for women lawyers, and they wrote that the legal profession is fairer and more equal for women lawyers and wrote the legal profession is fairer and more equal because of me.
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"President Xi asks for two things: the courts should be fairer and result in more public confidence," Judge Jiang said.
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PiS says its institutional reforms aim at making Poland a fairer society that is less dependent on the European Union.
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Let us do what we can to make the world a little bit fairer, a little bit more gender-equal.
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But it's roughly a million times fairer than random ping pong ball drawings, and a lot more exciting to boot.
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"The message from Secretary Mattis is a fair message, it is a fair demand, that we need fairer burden sharing."
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Colorado, Oregon and Washington have taken legislative action to remodel their voting process, making it easier (and fairer) to vote.
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"Now copy my plan on health care, a fairer tax system, and voting rights," the former Secretary of State wrote.
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The better and fairer trade deals the president wants to negotiate are designed to level the playing field on trade.
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Central Park Is an ideal venue to commemorate their extraordinary role in making New York a fairer, more equitable city.
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Fundamental tax reform can boost growth and make societies fairer—whatever the share of GDP a government takes in tax.
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Shortly after The Verge brought this to light, SoundCloud revamped the contract, making it fairer for those who signed up.
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A fairer comparison would be with Nvidia's new Pegasus computer, says Shapiro, which has a processing speed of 320 TOPS.
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On the other hand, fairer weather might do some good for forests whose growth is limited by long, harsh winters.
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In short, creating a viable market "for fairer electronics" means bringing along suppliers, as well as spiking enough consumer demand.
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Beijing's top diplomat Wang Yi has said China supports reforms to the WTO to make it fairer and more effective.
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"What kind of a scumbag do you need to be to hit a member of the fairer sex," he wrote.
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We don't talk enough about how important civic engagement — and holding politicians accountable — is for making the playing field fairer.
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Ten years later, in part to campaign for fairer treatment of immigrants in the workplace, he became a union organiser.
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Once the federal government got involved in not letting the railroads make their own rules, it was fairer to everyone?
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"We couldn't wait another year or two or three before making online platforms more transparent and much fairer," she said.
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" Instead, leaders said they will "strive to reduce excessive global imbalances" and seek fairer policies in "pursuit of economic growth.
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Prop 61 would give them a hammer, one that could be employed to create a fairer system for all Americans.
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Lighthizer has said he will make trade "freer and fairer" to the benefit of U.S. workers, farmers, ranchers and businesses.
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By offering migrants better access to public services they aim to make life in cities fairer and thus more stable.
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And who knows how to wear fairer-weather favorites year-round better than celebs and their seemingly season-impervious wardrobes?
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"Peachy-pink is unexpected on fairer skin tones [compared to the] bubblegum pink that most people gravitate to," says Ciucci.
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In its ruling this week, the court urged the state legislature to proceed "expeditiously" in turning around a fairer map.
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Modern European experience actually vindicates progressive claims that we can do a lot to make America fairer without destroying incentives.
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All three are major sticking points for the Trump administration in its efforts to strike fairer trade terms with China.
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But since taking the job he has referred to tariffs as a negotiating tactic aimed at achieving fairer trade relationships.
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Congress is currently undertaking this monumental task to reduce tax rates, simplify the tax code, and create a fairer system.
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Macron's plans to simplify the unwieldy and expensive pension system, which he says will make it fairer, is particularly unpopular.
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For a fairer comparison, the team repeated their analysis, removing the narrow-win scientists whose papers most rarely became hits.
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President Trump's ally Anthony Scaramucci said during an interview on Sunday that he thinks Wall Street is "fairer" than Washington.
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"This is a bold action that will help create a fairer, more transparent market," Gottlieb said in his prepared remarks.
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Well, alright, that's a bit hyperbolic, but biggest day of the decade might be a fairer (and more accurate) assessment.
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Granted, some are more competitive than others, given the state's recent redistricting that makes Pennsylvania's electoral map fairer for Democrats.
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Refiners say such a proposal would make the RFS fairer by spreading the obligation to others in the fuels industry.
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Nearly every candidate argued in favor of more protections for labor unions and fairer trade deals that prioritize worker's rights.
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And few would argue with the notion that such matchups would be a fairer representation of the world's best teams.
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" PROMISE: "A stronger and fairer New Jersey funds its public schools and delivers on the promise of property tax relief.
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He defended his newspaper's political coverage as objective, rigorous and fairer to the new administration than that of its rivals.
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Sometimes you have to meet them where they live to enlist them on a journey to a fairer, better place.
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He has said that he would crusade in Albany to make the city's arcane property tax system fairer across neighborhoods.
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For now, suing Medicare for the right to appeal probably offers the best route to fairer treatment for hospitalized patients.
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There's a fatalistic streak running through these selections, but it's one that might help us bring about a fairer world.
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Now, at Teens Take Charge, Stephanie is fighting for what she believes will be a fairer high school admissions process.
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Darker-skinned women must meet a burden of proof that white or fairer-skinned women don't have to, Perry says.
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I've got more on what Hassett said about the U.S push for fairer trade, and other economic issues, right here.
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Now, at Teens Take Charge, Stephanie is fighting for what she believes will be a fairer high school admissions process.
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Just two weeks into the new decade, the WNBA has made strides in pushing towards a fairer, more equitable future.
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You may disagree with one feature or another of our system, but over all it is fairer than many others.
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"The U.S. has made clear that we need more defense spending and fairer burden-sharing," Mr. Stoltenberg said on Wednesday.
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Reform has made this rigged market fairer and freer and more like the rest of the American free market system.
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One Republican even said that Jesus had received fairer treatment before his crucifixion than Mr. Trump did during his impeachment.
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Thankfully, there is considerable momentum in Congress to transform the tax code into one that is fairer, flatter and simpler.
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The breakdown of norms has an upside — it's possible to put new, fairer norms in place of old, broken ones.
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Getting more people to pay tax "would help pay for the tax-rate cuts and make burden-sharing fairer," she says.
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Macron's letter said he heard the public's anger and shared its impatience for a "more prosperous country and a fairer society".
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Still, while discussions of the pay gap are common, coworkers making sacrifices to make compensation fairer across the board is not.
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In the BBC interview, Bogle said Buffett was merely recognizing his assertion that Wall Street needed to be fairer to investors.
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Proponents of universal basic income argue it can be more efficient, fairer and will better protect people as the economy evolves.
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Ours to Hack and to Own is a practical guide for rethinking the future of work and rebuilding a fairer internet.
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It could turn out to be the most powerful force for a fairer settlement between men and women since women's suffrage.
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He offers a programme of "social liberalism", which includes such goals as fairer taxes, freedom of expression and education for all.
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It will then be replaced with his own, fairer system, where users call themselves "Mavrodians" and trade using "Mavro" currency units.
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Whereas conservatives stand for God and liberty, Democrats want to make the country a bit fairer and the government more effective.
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It has backed away from reforming inheritance laws to make them fairer to women, and from cracking down on child marriage.
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The new tool has saved her time researching appropriate pricing and provides a fairer price for hosts and guests, she said.
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States are trying to implement them under the premise that they could weed out racial bias and make criminal sentences fairer.
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But the Campaign for Fairer Gambling (CFG), a lobby group, counters that maintaining the previous wagering limit would also cost jobs.
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After all, "Avatar" was released in 2009, so wouldn't a fairer comparison between the 2019-released "Endgame" be adjusted for inflation?
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It's about sending a message to the world that Irish people, wherever they are, want a safer, fairer Ireland for all.
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"They needed to make sure it was a fairer, open organization," said a bullion market source familiar with the restructuring process.
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He has offered to hold elections, but the demonstrators want a fairer election law and more media time for the opposition.
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"Both sides should work together to make the cake of mutual interest bigger and not simply seek fairer distribution," he said.
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TBTT has urgent work to do to get women equipped and ready to create a more inclusive, fairer and peaceful future.
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They will result in fairer, simpler and more affordable coverage for the entire population, and thus should have broad bipartisan appeal.
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Tanned skin is not favoured in many Asian countries, where there is a huge market for beauty products promising fairer skin.
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According to the organizers, more than 125,000 individuals participated in the march, protesting for a fairer tax system and against Trump.
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To help create a fairer situation, she advises that men consider stepping forward and women realize that they can step back.
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"Fairer [complexions] tend to have pink undertones, so [look for] reds with blue undertones to complement your cooler complexion," says Ciucci.
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The 20179-to-213 work schedule hails from the early 221th century, when labor reformers sought to institute fairer labor conditions.
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The Ryan-Brady plan would shelve the antiquated worldwide system, in favor of the fairer, more hospitable, business-welcoming terroritial system.
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It advocates a raft of changes, ranging from energy subsidy reforms and public wage bill reforms, to implementing fairer taxation practices.
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As a result, Mr Obama said, he used his "existing authority" to make America's immigration policy "smarter, fairer and more just".
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"And by reducing unnecessary incarceration, we make our criminal justice system fairer for all New Yorkers," he said in the statement.
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The one-two punch of fair districts drawn by independent redistricting commissions, plus open primaries, makes elections fairer and more competitive.
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It's up to us to build a better, fairer America and effect positive change in our communities and in our country.
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Our ambitions remain broad, our commitment is undaunted and we are fighting to build a foundation for a fairer, stronger America.
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If we look at how systems can be discriminatory now, we will be much better placed to design fairer artificial intelligence.
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The ODI called for a fairer EU-wide asylum processing system and reforms to share responsibilities more evenly between EU countries.
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A second principle trampled in proposed tax reform is maintaining equality between businesses, promoting fairer competition and lowering barriers to entry.
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They should endeavor to make them clearer to consumers and fairer to all companies that collect or use consumer information online.
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But this sort of gamesmanship is certainly not what voters picture when they clamor for tax relief or a fairer taxsystem.
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Its purported purpose is to celebrate working men and women and their — our — progress toward better working conditions and fairer workplaces.
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Not as sexy, perhaps, as Trump's tariffs on essentially everything from China but a far more legit path to fairer trade.
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Trump said his tax plan was aimed at helping working people, creating jobs and making the tax code simpler and fairer.
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Doing so won't get us to the fairer place that we must inhabit, and it plays directly into Trump's dirty hands.
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I look forward to working with you to prevent a disastrous Brexit, and to fight for a fairer, more equal society.
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In her native Philippines, she made labor and rape laws fairer to women and integrated gender into all kinds of policymaking.
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We should act with purpose, embracing A.I. as a tool that will enable us to create a better and fairer world.
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"I think it will be fairer, it will be less intimidating," said the artist, who goes by the name Plastic Jesus.
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"This is a much fairer and more sensible approach to regulation," Job Creators Network CEO Alfredo Ortiz said in a statement.
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" • "Business leaders must also support sensible labor law reforms giving unions a fairer opportunity to represent and bargain for their workers.
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In the end, debating whether Sunday's travel ban is fairer or better thought out than its predecessors is beside the point.
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There has always been an active community of individuals and organizations striving to make technological advances more inclusive, safer, and fairer.
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"We appreciate some of the steps MSNBC has taken, and we hope to get fairer coverage going forward," he told me.
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Speaking to Business Insider this week, Arum reiterated his idea and said it was a fairer way of having crossover fights.
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I had fairer skin and was physically much taller and bigger than my peers, which I was teased for at times.
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Getting more people to pay tax "would help pay for the tax-rate cuts and make burden-sharing fairer", she says.
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Mr. Trump did not want to lend the proceedings legitimacy and argued he would get a fairer trial in the Senate.
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Mr. Trump did not want to lend the proceedings legitimacy and argued he would get a fairer trial in the Senate.
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"They needed to make sure it was a fairer, open organisation," said a bullion market source familiar with the restructuring process.
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He has promoted the idea as a fairer system, but some are concerned that they would be left with lower payouts.
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It is hard to imagine that four years from now America will be a fairer, kinder, more equal place for women.
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The point is that allocating extra to your unwell sister may be fairer in some respects and less fair in others.
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But Mr. Trump controls economic policy, not the economy, and so a fairer report card would also assess his actual policies.
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Mr. McIntyre is part of a group of young Wetherspoons employees who are fighting for better working conditions and fairer pay.
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The UAW is demanding fairer wages, affordable health care, profits, job security and a path for permanent positions for temporary employees.
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) was designed to promote America's vision of freer and fairer trade and investment in the Asia Pacific.
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We obviously believe in free trade and that allows better competition and a fairer competition, but we are not impacted as much.
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"Her keen intellect, unassailable credibility and diverse experience will serve the court well and ensure a stronger and fairer state for all."
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TaniGroup works for more than 25,000 farmers in Indonesia to help them get fairer rates for their crops, and grow their businesses.
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As an ethical matter, it may be defensible for Warren to argue that Medicare for All is fairer than the current system.
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Yet the Civil Service laws he and others created marked the beginning of a shift toward a fairer, less corrupt public realm.
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For one thing, it is in the new lot's interest to make the electoral system fairer and to promote a freer press.
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It could mean the wholesale dismantling of every step taken since the financial crisis to make the financial system safer and fairer.
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The U.S. government has also been pressing China on multiple fronts including fairer bilateral trade and greater market access for U.S. companies.
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"WE HAVE set the course towards a fairer Spain," Pedro Sánchez, the country's recently re-elected prime minister, told supporters this week.
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"What they actually need to be thinking about is joining the feminist cause, creating a fairer society for everybody involved," Yaqoob said.
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Beliefs like these are why major companies suffer advertising missteps, claiming that "white is purity" or alleging that fairer skin is better.
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Four-fifths of South Koreans believe that improving political transparency is a precondition for a fairer society, according to a recent poll.
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Perhaps the boldest of all is pension reform, designed to merge 42 existing regimes into a single, fairer and more transparent system.
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Having a diverse set of advisors with a wide range of opinions and perspectives leads to more comprehensive and fairer policies. Period.
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A judicial reform, enacted into law in 2008 and due to be fully implemented by June this year, should make justice fairer.
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Pence told Republicans their views on free trade are largely in line with Trump's, who has called for fairer deals, attendees said.
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In San Francisco, city leaders are continually working to employ smart-city initiatives that make San Francisco safer, fairer and more sustainable.
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Efforts to make the federal procurement process fairer continue, and the successes we have achieved come not through happenstance but conscious effort.
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Other changes cover product descriptions, ease of understanding Amazon's terms of services and fairer presentation of customer reviews, the cartel office said.
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This was Juno, the mysterious ride-hail app that has been generating some buzz as a fairer, more ethical alternative to Uber.
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The new year also ushers in the most widespread rules changes in decades, designed to make the game fairer, faster and simpler.
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This ruling was upheld by the Supreme Court in May, affirming a call for state Republicans to issue a new, fairer map.
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Warren is fundamentally a pro-markets institutionalist, more interested in making the existing economic and political system fairer than overturning it altogether.
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But until that debate is resolved, we're doing what we can to make our city safer and fairer for all New Yorkers.
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In Virginia at least, Democrats now have the power to change this — to make elections fairer and voting a more inclusive process.
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"Together, these steps build on the work we've already done to make our tax code fairer and consumer protections stronger," Obama said.
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During that time, he's attended all required periodic check-ins with ICE while continuing to support immigrants and advocate for fairer laws.
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The fairer the skin, the nastier the reaction, she noted, and wet skin, excessive heat and sweating can make things worse, too.
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"I think the name Czechlands would be fairer," said Ondrej Hysek, chairman of the Moravians, a political party that promotes Moravian identity.
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Hundreds of small and large investors have written letters supporting the application, saying that IEX's proposed platform will make equity markets fairer.
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Congress must repeal this tax if we are serious about making the economy stronger and fairer for hardworking Americans and their families.
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In her words With the help of intelligent machines, humans can be nudged to make choices that make workplaces fairer for everyone.
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They testified in support of legislation that protects the rights of artists and helps them receive fairer compensation for their creative works.
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By including the number of senators, two from each state, the formula leaned to making the apportionment fairer to the smaller states.
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So how did this modern choreographer set love songs from an era in which women were widely viewed as "the fairer sex"?
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The city needs to make its transportation system fairer to paid drivers, responsive to the needs of commuters and more environmentally sustainable.
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Consumer Reports is an independent, nonprofit organization that works side by side with consumers to create a fairer, safer, and healthier world.
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There's no guarantee those consumers will be able to afford the items, but the prices will at least be fairer, he said.
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The city, in its report, announced steps that it said would make middle and high school admissions fairer and produce greater diversity.
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Officials are aiming to make the new facilities "safer and fairer," as New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Tuesday.
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President Donald Trump said the plan is aimed at helping American workers, creating jobs and making the tax code simpler and fairer.
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In addition to making the evaluation and layoff process fairer in the eyes of workers, a union could bargain for higher wages.
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It remains a bulwark for advocates of justice and equality, as they advance, inch by inch, toward a fairer, more integrated nation.
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I agree with the goal of making the system fairer and more progressive, including by increasing taxes on wealthy people like me.
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They think it's fairer to reject a student rather than accept them along with, say, a $2100,2000 bill they can't really pay.
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"Please publicly push for tax reform that is simpler and fairer, that provides middle-class tax relief," one email implored last month.
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Even if you shouldn&apost have to make a case for fairer pay, she added, the reality is you may have to.
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President Donald Trump has threatened to blow up the established order of international trade to get fairer terms for the United States.
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It will help New Yorkers get to some real solutions and a fairer process — not only for those students, but for everyone.
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"This is about creating jobs, this is about creating wage growth, this is about a simpler and fairer tax system," Mnuchin said.
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Mr. Macron says the system would be simpler and fairer, and would create better funding security for pensions as the population ages.
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Virginia Democrats' sweeping victories in state elections last month were partly due to the fairer new maps there, Quartz's Annalisa Merelli noted.
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At the same time, denied its monopoly, the NFIP will be forced to increase efficiency, trim wasteful costs and charge fairer rates.
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Optimists though, hold out hope that all this genetic testing can get us to a fairer place, a place with less suffering.
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The Republican plan reduces the small business tax rate—nearly 40 percent for pass-through businesses—to a much fairer 25 percent.
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Redistribution may help lift people out of poverty and make for a fairer society, but the economy ultimately sputters out without growth.
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"It's about making America's economy stronger than ever by delivering more jobs, fairer taxes and bigger paychecks across the nation," he said.
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Its purpose is to make our tax code simpler and fairer, grow the economy and increase wage growth for hard-working Americans.
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"A stronger and fairer New Jersey embraces comprehensive criminal justice reform comprehensively, and that includes a process to legalize marijuana," he said.
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"Thriving, prosperous, better, stronger, fairer — for everyone," Ms. Lightfoot said, beaming from a microphone in the hours after the votes were cast.
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"(The aim) is to seek a much fairer negotiation," Bravo added, noting that there was no fixed time frame for the talks.
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The NDRC intends to develop a "targeted, state-by-state strategy that ensures Democrats can produce fairer maps in the 2021 redistricting process".
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"Clearly the trade defense instruments that have been developed in the U.S. are better,'' he said, "They insure a fairer, level playing field.
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On the improvements front, it also could do a little more work to make its contracts fairer, and also doesn't recognize collective bargaining.
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"This unprecedented effort will ensure Democrats have a seat at the table to create fairer maps after 2020," Holder said at the time.
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They want them to take an active interest in the global community, working towards a fairer society and more sustainable way of living.
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But Trump and crew are not trying to build a fairer internet economy, as evidenced by virtually every policy they've pursued or advocated.
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Team owners like David Seton (Kyle MacLachlan) recognize the threat Ray's new system bears on the status quo, and agree to fairer terms.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has stressed his "America First" agenda in his first year in office and called for fairer, more reciprocal trade.
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The carrot is a lucrative trade agreement that is fairer than the existing agreement, but nonetheless lucrative, or we go to these tariffs.
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The process was designed to randomly select applicants in order to make the process fairer than the old first-come, first-served system.
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His detailed description of Utopia, a crescent-shaped isle in the antipodes, offers a glimpse of what a fairer world might look like.
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Shifting the burden to direct taxes would be fairer but involve taking on entrenched interests far more powerful than non-air-conditioned restaurateurs.
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These ingredients aren't as potent as the ones you'd find in prescription bleachers, but they can make your skin fairer with extended use.
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Setting aside the implausibility of a Brazilian bank as a target for anti-Semites, the nationalist case deserves a fairer hearing than that.
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As long as it stays on top of fraudulent claims, customers stand to benefit with a more cost-effective and fairer insurance product.
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U.S. immigration policy could create a more capable and efficient workforce, a fairer distribution of wages and more humane treatment of migrant families.
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The Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE) is seeking to negotiate "fairer" terms for a number of pipeline contracts signed by Mexico's previous government.
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Clinton, would raise taxes on "the wealthy" to "make the economy fairer," further discouraging investment and condemning us to prolonged abysmal economic growth.
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This is a familiar pattern by Buffett: portraying himself as paragon of self-sacrifice and a strong proponent of a fairer tax code.
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Its adventures have not necessarily made the world a fairer place, but as a piece of intelligent, opportunistic investing they deserve three cheers.
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The inclusion rider aims to build a diverse hiring pool on set, and thus create a fairer auditioning, casting, interviewing, and hiring process.
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One is to root out the corruption that results from close links between government and big business, in order to make society fairer.
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Editorial The New York City Council is poised to take what could be a step toward a fairer and smarter criminal justice system.
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That same year, ads for a skin-whitening cream by Unilever suggested the company would offer university scholarships to students with fairer skin.
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The European Commission in March proposed equalizing the pay of the two categories, saying that would protect workers' rights and ensure fairer competition.
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We should be proud of our enduring desire to join together, seeking better, safer, fairer lives, for ourselves and for millions of others.
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Social criticism has its place: We want to make society a better, fairer place, and pointing out flaws is an important first step.
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The company banned incentivized reviews, in an effort to make its review and rating system fairer and more in favor of the shopper.
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Such information from seed companies, and the many others spraying away, would calm controversy; more accurate exposure testing and fairer regulation could follow.
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"One way in which I'm particularly keen that our economy becomes fairer is in the opportunities available to women," May said in 2011.
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Politicians love to preach that their proposals will make the economy fairer by targeting the most productive members of their states and cities.
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A DACA bill in return for money for border fencing or partial wall would have been much cleaner, fairer and easier to achieve.
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Republicans say the amendment dealing with appointments to elections boards would set up a fairer system in which both parties are represented equally.
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"What's more, the conditions for competition between air, road and rail travel need to be made fairer," the ministry said in a statement.
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I urge Congress to get to work and pass transformative reforms that give Americans the simpler, fairer, pro-growth tax code they deserve.
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If the Merit Systems Protection Board is dissolved, there would be much faster and fairer decisions on job performance within the federal government.
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Those who worry about the practice say that there should at least be better, fairer, and more clearly enforced rules about doing it.
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The country now has a fairer tax code The tax bill implemented numerous provisions that will bring meaningful simplification to millions of families.
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The president and his aides have asked farmers, many of whom supported Trump in 2016, for patience as they negotiate fairer trade terms.
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President Donald Trump said his tax plan was aimed at helping American workers, creating jobs and making the tax code simpler and fairer.
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We can see here how the weighted average approach can seem fairer to both common shareholders (founders and employees, mostly) and other investors.
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For Nguyen, NCS isn't just about raising the profile of the beans, but uplifting the people around them through transparency and fairer pay.
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Extortion, in this instance, could be anything from suspected gang membership, acquirer of contraband, or seducer of the fairer sex of Corrections Officers.
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To the majority of objective observers, the U.S. immigration system is fairer and provides more procedural safeguards than any other in the world.
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The Democrats might be modest favorites to retake the chamber, but it would probably be fairer to characterize the race as a tossup.
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Their actions included bank bailouts, which should have been fairer — too many bankers got bailed out along with their banks — but were effective.
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For example, the government should revise labor regulations to strengthen employees' bargaining power, which would give them a fairer share of corporate returns.
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In 2013, he laid out a list of 60 reform commitments that he said would make China greener, safer, fairer and more prosperous.
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Additional data is needed, she said, to determine if officers retain what they are taught and if civilians are benefiting from fairer policing.
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Fairer capitalism, less environmental inequality, countering terrorism, harnessing artificial intelligence and plotting a more equal partnership with Africa top his three-day agenda.
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Von der Leyen will become the first female European Commission president after promising a platform of a greener, fairer and rule-based Europe.
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He said improving people's lives included reducing pollution, improving schools and health care, and ensuring fairer access to courts and the justice system.
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The 85 recommendations were aimed at reforming Australia's criminal justice system to provide a fairer response to sex-abuse victims, the commission said.
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"Those investments require new revenue - and a fairer, more progressive tax system that asks wealthy Americans like me to pay more," Bloomberg said.
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"To keep our nations safe, we need to keep working to increase defense spending and fairer burden-sharing across our alliance," Stoltenberg said.
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Mr. Murphy defended his blueprint, saying it was motivated not by politics but by a desire to make New Jersey a fairer state.
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Our legislators can look to four dozen other states to find that a safer and fairer system of juvenile justice is within reach.
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"Now copy my plan on health care, a fairer tax system, and voting rights," the former Democratic presidential nominee wrote on Twitter Tuesday.
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Or maybe it's fairer to say that Canada's longstanding decency has suddenly been thrown into sharp relief by political developments to the south.
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Democrats have a clear theory of how they'll make the economy fairer, but do they have a theory for making it grow faster?
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Maybe, just maybe, we can come out of this mess with a fairer and more equitable relationship between corporations and the American public.
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But he also helped facilitate Mr. Moses' grand plan for Lincoln Center, insisting on a fairer timeline for relocating residents of the neighborhood.
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Every Republican in the House defended Trump; one said Jesus Christ had gotten fairer treatment from Pontius Pilate than Trump got from Congress.
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In addition, consumption taxes are arguably fairer: They tax the standard of living people enjoy rather than the value of what they produce.
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More timely decision-making would likely help deter those without a substantiated case and provide a fairer process for those who deserve protection.
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If we want the federal government to subsidize states and local communities, there are a ton of ways that would be much fairer.
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If Trump follows through on his promise to fight for better and fairer trade deals, it will be all working-class Americans who benefit.
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Lighthizer said he would seek to increase trade while making it "freer and fairer" to the benefit of U.S. workers, farmers, ranchers and businesses.
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In 1917 some pro-revolution Russians saw America as a guiding star: Russia was to be a new America, a better and fairer one.
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To take into consideration the rights of survivors but also the rights of the accused to craft what she believes is a "fairer" system.
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"Creating a fairer, more just tax code begins with putting money in the pockets of Americans who are struggling to get ahead," Booker said.
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The Trump administration, for example, has put emphasis on having "fairer" trade deals with other countries and has vowed to renegotiate existing trade agreements.
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"AI can deliver great benefits for economies and society, and support decision making which is fairer, safer and more inclusive and informed," it says.
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All our lives, the "fairer sex" has been told that femininity is a delicate flower, a weakness, a virtue, and an invitation for abuse.
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She managed to get a translator she spoke with in English, but she believed it would be much fairer to have a Slovakian translator.
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Tax reform requires overhauling the entire Tax Code to make it simpler, fairer, more efficient, it's a monumental task that involves tough trade-offs.
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But we need to keep pushing harder to make the financial system safer, fairer and better harnessed to the needs of the real economy.
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This being the Browns, though, even with a fairer shake from the officials, it's still likely the 25-20 result would have held. 3.
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They want to implement a cost cap, improve racing and have a fairer distribution of revenues so that all 10 teams can be competitive.
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The prime minister will also say the World Trade Organisation must implement "more efficient processes to ensure freer and fairer trade around the world".
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Theresa May delivered a defense of free trade on Monday, although she added that more could be done to make the global system fairer.
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We believe AI should be developed in ways that serve the global social and environmental good, helping to build fairer and more equal societies.
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And if voters want universal health care, free public college, and a fairer immigration policy, then the party should give them what they want.
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The new separate contest provides for a fairer competition, female competitors said, but often seems overshadowed by the media's focus on the men's division.
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The campaign will advocate for "fairer, clearer and less obstructive" regulations in Washington, D.C., and as many as a dozen states around the country.
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He described his vision of a fairer Zimbabwe, in which segments of society no longer suffered from disease, hunger, unemployment, illiteracy and extreme poverty.
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Doing it the right way — comprehensively — could fund new spending and reduce the debt, while making the tax system fairer at little economic cost.
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The aim of the EU directive is to open up the payments ecosystem to smaller lenders and non-banking firms and make competition fairer.
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In my view, we need a simpler, fairer tax system that promotes savings and investment and puts American job creators at a competitive advantage.
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Shea also said the U.S. is hoping to reform the global trading system in a way that makes it fairer, The Associated Press reported.
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Until instrumentalists and songwriters of the fairer gender start joining forces on the regular, we'll have to make due with this on-trend terminology.
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More than 66% of employees at a tech contractor signed their support for a plan that could bring them fairer wages and more benefits.
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If this approach continues the department will lose smart, highly qualified officers to other police departments that provide competitive wages, respect and fairer treatment.
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The EU has scrutinized that dominance, arguing that Google should look to make competition fairer and allow smaller players in the market to flourish.
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The dynamics at play in these lawsuits explain how the pursuit of civil justice contributes to the benefit of a fairer economy for all.
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FAIRER USE OF WILD CARDS The Grand Slam tournaments should no longer allow reciprocal wild card entry to players from other Grand Slam nations.
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"A stronger and fairer New Jersey embraces comprehensive criminal justice reform — including a process to legalize marijuana," Mr. Murphy said in his inaugural address.
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Many of Google's AI researchers are active in work to make AI fairer and more transparent, and clumsy missteps by management won't change that.
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The problem, then and now, is power — and a fairer vision of power was also born in the salons and boudoirs of Enlightenment Europe.
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The change is part of a broad effort to rewrite the tax code in a way that Republicans say will be simpler and fairer.
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That miracle will fade away and people will become disillusioned with democracy if the government does not deliver a cleaner and fairer society soon.
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Publishing government data online makes it harder for officials to hide information and enables citizens to press representatives for fairer deals with foreign partners.
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But standing in the way of a fairer system are misconceptions held by many Americans about what it is their justice system actually does.
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"Congress has a historic opportunity to give Americans the simpler, fairer tax code they deserve and for too long have been denied," they wrote.
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But given her promises for a fairer society, that proposal is not considered credible or workable by many business and political leaders in Europe.
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Some workers argued that they could win fairer pay policies and a full accounting of harassment claims by filing lawsuits or seeking to unionize.
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Although in a fairer world he'd also be remembered as the guy whose overdramatic press conference got us said president in the first place.
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The company says it is also going to make its grading system fairer, among other changes designed to make transcribing for Rev more manageable.
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But I also hope to receive constructive suggestions to help this government meet the public's expectations for a more inclusive and fairer Hong Kong.
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The poll found: Without question, there is a good reason for federal lawmakers to consider overhauling the nation's tax system to make it fairer.
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Rolling back wasteful, harmful practices is happening at the local level, helping to create fairer and more effective local justice systems across the country.
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But for many, it's important to acknowledge the role fathers can play in advocating for their daughters and building a fairer world for them.
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"Getting allies to increase their investment in our collective defense and ensure fairer burden-sharing has been a long-standing US goal," Marquis said.
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Lighthizer also suggested that the U.S. may take action against the World Trade Organization for its alleged failures on promoting a fairer trade landscape.
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The ads thank lawmakers who back comprehensive tax reform that's in line with AFP's goals of more economic growth and a fairer tax system.
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But a fairer reading of McDonagh's script is that people are complicated, requiring a more nuanced view that's reflected in the film's inconclusive ending.
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Rather than supporting the objectives of tax reform to create a simpler, fairer tax code built for growth, mandating FIFO would do the opposite.
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"Restoring fairness to our democracy by advocating for fairer, more inclusive district maps around the country is a priority for President Obama," he added.
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Those policies that make the insurance market feel fairer for sick Americans who need it can really throw off the prices for everyone else.
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A fairer, more balanced, health system based on good health rather than maximum profits would turn its attention to helping Americans live healthier lives.
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"We have the best talent in the world, and every day we are growing a stronger and fairer economy for everyone," the mayor said.
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The prime minister will also say the World Trade Organization must implement "more efficient processes to ensure freer and fairer trade around the world".
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They rebelled for fairer wages and working conditions in an uprising that became known as the Fireburn—nearly 900 acres of land were torched.
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That is why I am introducing legislation to demand fairer, lower prices for the Zika vaccine and for every drug developed with government resources.
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Was it hard for Prada, an actual fairer-complected Latinx women, to be the face of these tricky, deeply personal conversations for a national audience?
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L'Ecuyer told The Globe and Mail the government could use free cryptographic generators that are available online and it would produce fairer outcomes than Excel.
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If you are wealthy, you may consider this fairer, but if you aren't, you may wonder why the rich are getting such a big break.
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The change was designed to make the law fairer, by removing special treatment for those who do not actually travel, something that had annoyed neighbours.
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The lurch back towards intervention partly reflects the desire of Mr Macron and other politicians to show grumpy voters that they are making capitalism fairer.
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Promisingly, Europe is making progress with its General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to help rebalance data rights to be more transparent and fairer to people.
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Picfair, the photo marketplace that competes with Getty and Shutterstock by giving photographers a fairer deal, is adding a major update to its offering today.
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While the flat tax is intended to make the tax code simpler and fairer, such a system could be most beneficial to the wealthiest Americans.
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The new market structure has changed the rules, allowing for a fairer system based on meritocracy that was not necessarily possible in the desktop era.
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In an era of rentier capitalism… [a basic income] would provide an anchor for a fairer income-distribution system Second, a BI would enhance freedom.
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"It's decentralized — meaning it's run by many different organizations instead of just one, making the system fairer overall," Zuckerberg wrote in a post on Tuesday.
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Supporters of the campaign say that ending forced arbitration is a key step to creating a fairer workplace culture that will help curb such disparity.
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"China supports necessary reforms and perfection of the current system, including to the WTO, to make it fairer, more effective and more rational," Wang added.
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He said the new laws would improve transparency and boost accountability for both shareholders and workers, as well as helping to "build a fairer economy".
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As President Trump works alongside Congress to make our nation's tax code fairer and more predictable, it's important that all industry sectors are treated equally.
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"If renegotiations result in a fairer deal for American workers there is value in making the transition to a modernized NAFTA as seamless as possible."
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Mueller is seen as a fairer investigator than Starr, and the sweeping law that gave Starr near-total independence and unlimited resources has since expired.
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These changes would allow defendants a fairer shot at determining just what the prosecution intends to prove, and how – and thus, whether to plead guilty.
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It could help candidates from underrepresented groups have a fairer shot since it focuses on technical skills, according to co-founder and CEO Harj Taggar.
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These offer ways to scan for bias in AI systems — say, by examining the data they're trained on — and adjust them so that they're fairer.
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A straight rematch would be no fairer than allowing England's footballers another crack at Iceland, which inflicted a second humiliation a week after the referendum.
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Some are agitating for a cleaner environment, for fairer treatment of workers, or for an end to discrimination against women, or gay people, or migrants.
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These benefits are eroded by brinksmanship on trade policy ostensibly meant to protect American jobs and get a better, fairer deal for the United States.
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As a result, the task of creating a fairer Title IX system has been left to DeVos and other officials in the Department of Education.
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Progressives who are committed to addressing growing income inequality and racial inequities should support reforms that make the mortgage interest deduction fairer for more families.
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In doing so, it has helped to build the middle class and establish a fairer society, where all of us together share risks and responsibilities.
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Many of us also believe the world could be a better, safer, fairer and more productive place if more women led nations, religions and corporations.
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Unionization—which might just be in Riot's near future—is a step toward creating a much fairer and safer industry for both workers and gamers.
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Again, this change moves the industry toward a fairer, freer market for music licensing, and that benefits music creators, music providers and music lovers alike.
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A fairer and simpler tax code would likely lead to more compliance with the law, along with fewer incentives and opportunities to file false returns.
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As David Dayen noted for In These Times in 2017, the Bank of North Dakota offers fairer loans than the state government might find elsewhere.
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Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter said he concluded that allowing transgender people to serve would make the military a fairer employer and a stronger institution.
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So I was left with little choice but to take steps within my existing authority to make our immigration system smarter, fairer, and more just.
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But we must learn from the past and write smarter, fairer rules to make it a home for innovation, communication, commerce – and safety and accountability.
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The president can begin paying for a middle-class tax cut by embracing a few common-sense reforms to the tax code, making it fairer.
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"This is a new long-term approach to shaping a stronger and fairer economy for decades to come," May said in a Times newspaper article.
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"Every day we are making New York City's jail system smaller, safer and fairer," said de Blasio, according to the local CBS-affiliate news station.
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Francis has called for a fairer distribution of wealth between prosperous and developing countries and defended the right of countries to control their mineral resources.
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I think it's a fairer way to decide elections than the more common method, in which each person can vote for only a first choice.
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In his speech on Friday, Mr. Trump insisted that cross-border trade had to be made fairer and vowed to take action against predatory practices.
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Or, with politicians newly willing to spend, it could build a carbon-neutral, significantly stronger and fairer society—and put millions to work doing it.
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The bill is among the tax reform measures Duterte is pushing to help fund his infrastructure program and make the tax system fairer and simpler.
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Mr. Corbyn has a huge following, especially among people in their 20s who like what he's saying about equality, social justice and a fairer society.
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You have created a home, where children are given the love, protection, and support that will enable them to have a fairer chance in life.
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He made the tax system fairer by increasing taxes on the wealthy and reducing them on the poor and middle-class, especially families with children.
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"I think the world would be a lot fairer place if people had someone fighting for them" says DoNotPay's 22-year-old founder Joshua Browder.
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Germany and France rank much better than the United States on social protection and have fairer wages, which lifts those countries' overall social mobility ranking.
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Our current tax system represents a drag on economic growth and we should move toward a simpler and fairer tax code that promotes economic growth.
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Innovators and designers alike should hope that the lower court creates a fairer and more appropriate standard for determining remedies in the modern digital world.
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Civil rights lawyers said it put added pressure on New York City's mayor, Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, to push to make detective promotions fairer.
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But they were Communists nonetheless, because they recognized that the society in which they struggled and labored was fundamentally unfair, and they wanted something fairer.
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This election cycle, we have a historic opportunity to not just defeat Trump but make this country fairer and freer than it has ever been.
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"The army and I have already instructed this," he said, adding his mission before retirement in October was to make things fairer for army staff.
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But AI might offer a fairer representation of credit histories and give these people a shot at taking out a normal loan, according to Mutton.
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The administration "is seeking to build a better, fairer system of global markets that will lead to higher living standards for all Americans," Lighthizer said.
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To create a fairer division of labor in my marriage, I decided that I would not be responsible for staying close to my in-laws.
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That means renegotiating the coalition deal with a focus on social justice, a fairer labour market and more investment - if needed with a budget deficit.
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Under the concept of cherry-picking, private market insurers – given a level playing field – will identify these overcharged policyholders and offer them a fairer price.
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That may sound like not much of a difference, particularly when wrapped in the Republican mantra that it would be a simpler, fairer approach. Simpler?
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"(Our) sole objective is to make London's ride-hailing market fairer so that better value is delivered for customers and drivers alike," the company said.
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And it leads to fairer outcomes, with a greater chance of electing officials who have a stake in improving our country's ineffective juvenile justice system.
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The first step toward returning to this mantra should be passing bold tax reform that grows the economy and makes the code simpler and fairer.
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Supporters of the signature-gathering route believe a primary opens political competition to more Utahns, a fairer process that could lead to more centrist nominees.
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Sections on fairer drug pricing, criminal justice revisions and combating HIV/AIDS have been included in a nod to areas that have garnered bipartisan support.
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The protests present a growing challenge for President Xi Jinping, who has propagated the "Chinese Dream" — his vision for greater wealth and a fairer society.
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SAN FRANCISCO — With the growing recognition that prosecutors hold the keys to a fairer criminal justice system, the term "progressive prosecutor" has almost become trendy.
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That would make the conduct of business in the United States both fairer and more efficient by treating all forms of business activity more equally.
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More likely, they want to protected from the NCAA's commercial exploitation, and granted workplace rights, protections, and a fairer share of the money their labor generates.
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Foreigners are preferred (particularly for song-and-dance numbers and "sex comedies") because fair skin represents a certain aspirational male fantasy — and the fairer the better.
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For quite a while we all expected the tariff tit-for-tat to be part of a journey that still leads to free but fairer trade.
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The tweet included a video with more details about Royal Mail's proposal including modern tools and better equipment, as well as fairer and more manageable routes.
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A fairer way of doing that, and capturing some of the windfall gains from rising property prices, would have been to increase inheritance tax for all.
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"There's an ambition to rebalance, get more reciprocity in access to Chinese markets and fairer competition conditions," an advisor to Macron said on condition of anonymity.
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While hailing the end of Soviet domination, PiS says liberal politicians wasted the chance to create a fairer society true to its Christian roots after 1989.
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Authorities currently playing regulatory catch-up with a handful of powerful tech companies might welcome the opportunity to redefine a more open and fairer playing field.
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Reversing growing inequality will depend largely on revamping government policies and making rules fairer, changes that often need to be driven by public pressure, panelists said.
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Even if it's based on biased data, if you have biased humans who are currently making decisions, maybe a slightly biased prediction is still slightly fairer.
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The paper suggests that reforms with an eye toward making elections freer and fairer can have the effect of making politicians more responsive to their constituents.
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So, now our responsibility as citizens is to keep doing our part to build that better, stronger, fairer America we see, and I know you will.
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And activists began pushing representatives even further, demanding a comprehensive strategy — a Green New Deal — for decarbonizing the economy and making it fairer and more just.
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In flying home, I want to lead by example, and encourage others to make a stand, and vote with me, for a fairer Ireland for all.
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Similarly, eliminating deductions, credits, and loopholes – part of Brownback's original plan – would have broadened the tax base to make the tax code fairer and more efficient.
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Mouzalas also called for a fairer distribution of refugees in Europe, many of whom arrive from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan and head for Germany and Sweden.
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Sanders, of course, is still a fairly hopeless long shot in the 2016 campaign, and economists aren't predicting that the world will get fairer anytime soon.
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The technology will make pay fairer by taking biases and personality traits out of consideration, says Sudhir Jha, head of product management and strategy at Infosys.
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Sunil Kumar Barnwal, Jharkhand's Secretary for Mines, said legalization will ensure fairer wages, health and safety standards for workers, and inspections to check on child labor.
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"Those investments require new revenue - and a fairer, more progressive tax system that asks wealthy Americans like me to pay more," Bloomberg said in a statement.
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We can make our tax code fairer, more competitive, and more efficient, but it shouldn't be done by saddling our kids with a ballooning national debt.
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"I don't think we're looking to rip up NAFTA as much as we are looking to right-size it and make it fairer," Scaramucci said Monday.
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Asked about the tariffs U.S. President Donald Trump announced this week on steel and aluminum, Evans said as an economist he supports freer and fairer trade.
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Public school educators in Oklahoma have been staging a large, rather inspiring statewide protest for two weeks now, demanding fairer wages and more solid worker protections.
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And we are going to take this opportunity to build a stronger, fairer Britain—a country that our children and grandchildren are proud to call home.
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IN 2007 the state of Washington introduced a new rule aimed at making the labour market fairer: firms were banned from checking job applicants' credit scores.
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The CEO of major utility E.ON called for a new carbon tax in Germany on Tuesday, stating that a "better and fairer energy transition" was possible.
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Ballot initiatives demanding independent commissions and other fairer processes won big last November in red, purple, and blue states alike: Utah, Colorado, Michigan, Ohio, and Missouri.
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At an industrial event in Singapore, Liu Zhenjiang, secretary general of the China Iron and Steel Association pushed for multiple global benchmarks to make prices fairer.
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Yet, with the right approaches and expectations for accountability and transparency, we can mitigate harm and harness the potential of algorithms to make our society fairer.
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But if Democrats do take Congress, they should use their power to implement a fairer system that treats all voters equally, regardless of where they live.
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"We're trying to create a fairer system in general and one that will be perceived as such, and there race is a special problem," he said.
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Leaders from across the political spectrum have reached across the political divide to work together for a fairer, more rational, and more humane criminal justice system.
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Disclosures of tax avoidance schemes by multinationals, like the LuxLeaks, Panama Papers and the most recent Paradise Papers, have increased public pressure for fairer corporate taxation.
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AND WHEN YOU LOWER TAX RATES ACROSS THE BOARD FOR MIDDLE AND LOW INCOME TAX PAYERS, AND YOU MAKE THE SYSTEM SO MUCH SIMPLIER AND FAIRER.
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De Blasio said the move will result in the city being "fairer, faster and grow trust between police and communities," The New York Daily News reported.
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"This framework is focused on supporting American jobs, on making taxes fairer and on growing families' paychecks," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said in a statement.
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"It is thanks to the tireless efforts of women who have spoken up for a fairer society that women will be driving," al-Sharif reminds us.
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"Affordable bike share for more New Yorkers helps us build a fairer and more equitable city," Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a statement on Tuesday.
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They are supposed to help judges make fairer decisions and cut the number of people in jail or prison, sometimes as part of eliminating cash bail.
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Bennet was also the best debater on stage on civil rights, the need for a fairer education system, and on how to address criminal justice reform.
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He considers 4.5 pesos (24 cents) to be a fairer price, so laborers don't have to work in cities or emigrate to the United States. (Mr.
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The Nevada State Athletic Commission then handed Silva a lifelong ban for his crimes, though that sentence was later reduced to a much fairer three years.
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While colleges pledge fairer admissions and more diverse student bodies, they don't patrol what's going on with nearly enough earnestness and energy to honor that promise.
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YouTube is changing how it handles copyright claims around brief or unintentional clips of music in an attempt to make the system fairer to video creators.
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In saying he wants to create a fairer technological race, Mr Ren is also attempting to dissociate American security fears from those of Huawei's market dominance.
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The protesters were calling for more than just the ousting of an errant president and her cronies: They want to create a cleaner and fairer society.
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"Above all, the mission of the committees is to protect American jobs and make taxes simpler, fairer and lower for hard-working American families," they wrote.
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The time has come to rethink these reforms to achieve the desired goal of a fairer criminal justice system that doesn't undermine, but supports, public safety.
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Prior to becoming DOJ's inspector general, Horowitz served for six years as a commissioner on the US Sentencing Commission, which aims to set fairer sentencing guidelines.
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H&M subsequently played a leading role in industry initiatives to improve factory safety in Bangladesh and work toward fairer wages in other Asian supplier countries.
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But rethinking gifted and talented programs and changing admission practices for selective schools can at least make the city fairer for tens of thousands of children.
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But rethinking gifted and talented programs and changing admission practices for selective schools can at least make the city fairer for tens of thousands of children.
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His instinct is always to rationalize and he says his system will be fairer, though there are concerns that his changes will mean less for some.
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What in the world are these leading Democratic Party politicians doing in opposing the transition to a fairer, more efficient and lower cost health care system?
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" In her own statement, Newman promised to fight for a "better, more inclusive, fairer system of government that supports the rights and opportunities of all people.
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" It's not clear exactly how this will work, but Epic says it is "introducing improved matchmaking logic to battle royale core modes to create fairer matches.
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There is nothing simple about simplifying our tax laws, especially when the goal is to make them fairer, more rational and more oriented toward economic growth.
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A food law passed by Macron's government, which aimed to give farmers a fairer share of profits, has also failed to dispel discontent over modest revenues.
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The UN indicates that achieving its sustainable development goals represents a $12 trillion economic opportunity for businesses through a fairer, broader-based and more sustainable economy.
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The progressive challenge of our time lies not in dismissing national pride but in harnessing national solidarity in order to create a fairer, more just society.
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These initiatives give us the tools we need to start making a real dent in this pervasive issue, to help build a fairer city for all.
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The state's recent redistricting has made its congressional map fairer and, in turn, leveled the playing field for women, who are likelier to run as Democrats.
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However, if that gene is malfunctioning, the narrator explains, you'll produce more pheomelanin, making you more likely to have fairer skin, red or blonde hair, and freckles.
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Yet Kodesch says the stocks should be "at a small discount to the general REIT sector if not in line," and sees 16.3 as a fairer multiple.
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"Everybody wants to be fairer so they can be admired," she says, noting that it's mostly women in their 2150s and 2000s undergoing procedures in her practice.
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More female founders might help nudge the culture of the tech industry into a fairer one, comprised of a workforce that more accurately reflects the industry's users.
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Using the potential of fairer and more balanced – but still lucrative – trade relationships as the carrot and economically punitive tariffs as the stick isn't a magic wand.
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The latter methods are also arguably fairer to earlier generations of players, who had fewer stroke-play majors to compete in and thus accumulated lower career totals.
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Trump responds that he does not in fact want to exit the Western alliance but seeks a fairer division of the costs of NATO with U.S. partners.
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But many of these pearly-pink and Champagne shades are geared toward fairer complexions, and they can appear chalky or overly sparkly on women with dark skin.
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In the back of the room were the group's unapologetic materials: clipboards, maps, brochures calling for "fairer taxes" and "cleaner energy," and a rough door-knocking script.
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Of course, things will still need to be done collectively to keep society going—but we'll find a way of dividing that labor in a fairer way.
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Mr Graham argues that the spread of money across states would nevertheless be fairer, because California, New York, Massachusetts and Maryland currently receive 40% of all funding.
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Some are beginning to band together in search of leverage and to secure what they see as fairer treatment from the platforms that make the work possible.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy Reality Check: McCarthy on fairer taxes By Tami Luhby, CNNMoney McCarthy ticked off the ways the Republican agenda would help the nation.
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"With fairer maps, Democrats can rebuild the party from the state level, and secure a stable federal majority for the decade to come," the NDRC's website says.
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FRED ARRUDAAmbassador of BrazilLondon The long list of recommendations you provided to deal with this problem—reform institutions, fairer services, a crackdown on corruption—omitted one item.
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But in the future it will: More data points within credit networks will provide better underwriting, which will create fairer pricing, creating a virtuous cycle of data.
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He will now face two big tasks: to fulfil his promise of a fairer society when economic recovery is slowing, and to try to defuse Catalan separatism.
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A section on "building a greener, fairer and more inclusive future" suggested accelerating the energy transition and investing in "mobility of the future" among its listed points.
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You can bet that millions of us will be watching to see if the move bring about fairer treatment for conservatives on the popular social media platform.
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It was a wake-up call for Hun Sen, particularly as opposition supporters took to the streets to back their demand for a fairer share of power.
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It said the changes would make overdrafts simpler, fairer and easier to manage, protecting the millions of consumers, and particularly the more vulnerable ones, who use overdrafts.
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In recent months, we've seen what's possible when people come together to resist bullying, hate, falsehoods, and divisiveness, and stand up for a fairer, more inclusive America.
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Even mandatory minimum sentences emerged, in part, because liberals thought they could make the criminal justice system fairer for minority defendants, by reducing racial disparities in sentencing.
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I know we all talk about the gig economy and so on, and there's a lot we could do there to make that fairer ... Yes, of course.
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The corporate value tax would effectively place the same aggregate burden as the current profits tax, but do so in fairer, less distorting, and more transparent way.
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The law promotes a fairer division of labour: South Korean fathers are entitled to 6.53 weeks of paid paternity leave—more than any others in the OECD.
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PORT LOUIS (Reuters) - Mauritius held a parliamentary election on Thursday, with the main parties all promising a fairer distribution of wealth on the prosperous Indian Ocean island.
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Carey also wants to cut the costs of competing, and introduce a fairer distribution of prize money so teams can compete on a more level playing field.
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The Secretary is committed to delivering a major middle class tax cut, more competitive business taxes that create jobs and wage growth and a fairer tax system.
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Keeping faith with that commitment will help make the tax code fairer and provide a level playing field, which is good news for Americans and the economy.
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"Creating a fairer, more just tax code begins with putting money in the pockets of Americans who are struggling to get ahead," Booker said in a statement.
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Thomas Aiello is a policy and government affairs analyst with the National Taxpayers Union, a nonprofit dedicated to lower and fairer taxes at all levels of government.
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In his victory speech Tuesday night, Murphy said he would first focus on "creating a stronger and fairer economy that works for all" of New Jersey's residents.
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Oxfam recommends that nations tax wealth at fairer levels, raise rates on personal income and corporate taxes and eliminate tax avoidance by companies and the super-rich.
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Warren's history allows her to turn this on its head, asking voters to choose between the Trump-GOP's brand of crony capitalism and a different, fairer future.
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Ellevest caters to the needs of female investors SoFi will get crypto investing by 2019, says CEO Anthony Noto Oscar's vision of fairer health care in America
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Von der Leyen said that European countries should be ready to modernise the almost 70 years old military alliance and split its financing in a fairer manner.
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"Another young woman I grew up with was much fairer skinned than I was, with much straighter hair and that meant that she was prettier," Washington explained.
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"The Criminal Justice Reform Act will play a crucial role in building a fairer criminal justice system for all New Yorkers," de Blasio said in a statement.
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With the slogan "Community Works," Inequality Norway underscores the belief that a society based on cooperation and equality is fairer than a society based on capitalist competition.
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Notably, Biden also wants to create something called the Public Credit Reporting Agency within the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which he argues would make credit reports fairer.
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This makes the contest a bit fairer, but also means it's harder to secure that magic number in a contested primary until much later in the year.
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It would require a long, slow process, but it is the only remedy to rebuild a respect for the law and a fairer system of law enforcement.
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Like any feminist parent, I'm aware that the work of making sure the world safer and fairer for women starts with the way I raise my son.
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President Trump has expressed disdain for NAFTA and has repeatedly threatened to withdraw from the deal if the U.S. doesn't get a fairer shake in the pact.
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To build a fairer criminal justice system, New York has already committed itself to a better way — all it needs now are leaders who share that commitment.
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Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, in particular, have run on policies that they say would reduce inequality and make the economy fairer.
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Over the last eight years, the Obama administration has taken numerous important, commonsense actions with the aim of building an economy that is fairer for working people.
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The trade agreement, which has bipartisan support, will replace the antiquated North American Free Trade Agreement and lead to fairer trade and economic growth for our country.
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If we stay local and continue to learn from past defeats and recent victories, the movement for a fairer criminal justice system can outlast them and prevail.
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Each demanded a fairer economy, affordable health care, measures to combat climate change and fundamental reforms to purge Washington politics of the controlling influence of big money.
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What brought us all together is that we've stepped up to help organize our colleagues, to work together for a better, safer, fairer and more ethical workplace.
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Civility is the foundation of a productive democracy after which Democrats and Republicans can invest themselves in their common mission: a stronger, safer, fairer, more prosperous America.
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First, it's fairer to young children who are capable of voting successfully; it doesn't deny them rights because of the assumption they're too unskilled to exercise them.
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There is more work to be done, but Ukrainians today know their judicial system is much fairer, more competent and more efficient than it has ever been.
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In the battle for fairer representation, the appointment of the U.N. secretary-general is a vital opportunity to take an unequivocal stance in support of gender equality.
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The irony is that so many of these endowments and foundations exist to make the world a fairer place, not to exclude vast segments of the population.
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So the thousands of people in federal prison for nonviolent drug crimes will continue to suffer — never getting the relief that a fairer system could afford them.
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A long-standing commitment which several senior SPD members have repeated recently is the idea of making health insurance fairer for everyone by introducing a 'citizen's insurance'.
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Without this education in how our tax system is structured and who pays what proportion of their income, we can't engage in shaping a fairer tax policy.
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" She said she had pledged "to spend my office's finite resources on the most serious crimes in order to create communities that are both safer and fairer.
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On Brexit: Raab told the BBC that he plans to seek a "fairer deal" with Brussels, including renegotiating the customs and border plans relating to Northern Ireland.
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Adopting policies to reduce disenfranchisement, make districting fairer, and make registration and voting easier and more accessible may hurt one or another party in the short-term.
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"Data is labour," says Mr Weyl, who is working on a system to measure the value of individual data contributions to create a basis for a fairer exchange.
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"A Criminal Sentencing and Disposition Commission can undertake the important review of our sentencing laws and recommend reforms necessary to ensure a stronger, fairer and more just state."
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Even Bachelorette lead Rachel Lindsay has accused producers of denying her the pure fairytale romance of her fairer-complected predecessors in favor of an Angry Black Woman narrative.
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Not only does this create a context for evaluating the fairness of a current map against other possibilities, it can also potentially be used to suggest fairer alternatives.
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Tenants on higher incomes will be required to pay "fairer rents" under the new Housing and Planning Act, the UK department for local communities said on its website.
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Fix our tax code and make it fairer and simpler -- so simple, in fact, that families can do their taxes on a form the size of a postcard.
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Duma Boko, the human rights lawyer who leads the Umbrella for Democratic Change, an opposition coalition, had vowed to seek "much fairer and more equitable terms" for Botswana.
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Others among the millions of South Koreans who agitated for Ms Park's removal from office expect the next president to satisfy their demands for a fairer political system.
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The world has been looking to the entertainment industry to present an image of a fairer workplace where women are able to have the same opportunities as men.
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A weaker EU may struggle to retain the same grip on the market, and British officials have hinted at a fairer deal for African farmers outside the Union.
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It's widely known — and the WHO clearly states — that people with fairer skin, light or red hair, and freckles are at a greater risk of developing skin cancer.
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Cam delivers on its promise to give sex workers a fairer portrayal than most horror films allow, and we have former cam girl Isa Mazzei's screenplay to thank.
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"The idea of financing health care through taxes rather than premiums and out-of-pocket costs would be fairer in some people's minds, but also disruptive," he said.
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Truly fixing our nation's retirement problems will require shoring up Social Security's finances, making tax breaks for saving fairer and providing widespread access to saving plans at work.
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Many of the women had tough hills to climb, and even those who were born to a place of privilege fought to make the world a fairer place.
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With brands like The Body Shop, Votary, and Odacité all making clear exactly where they source ingredients, the industry is becoming a more transparent and thus fairer place.
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Across England, 148 councillors—137 of them Tories—have already been elected without a fight, according to the Electoral Reform Society, which campaigns for fairer votes in Britain.
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An email about the rollout to a dasher in the Northern California market in September of 22 called the new model a "fairer" and more "transparent" pay model.
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Americans for Prosperity, the conservative group founded by the Koch brothers, pushed for a fairer and simpler tax code to "unrig the economy" today at a press conference.
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So we wish we would get fairer treatment, but at the same time we are making our points to the voters directly, and that's the most important thing.
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In less than a year we have committed $30 million dollars to community-based relief and reconstruction projects that are building a fairer and more resilient Puerto Rico.
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"A binding agreement between governments sends the right message that safer, fairer and more humane workplaces are a human right, not a business choice," George said via email.
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The focus of tax reform is, ostensibly, to make the system fairer and less onerous on those who obey the law, while ensuring adequate revenue for the Treasury.
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While Trump has threatened to pull the United States from the WTO, China has called for WTO reform to make the global trade system fairer and more effective.
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In 2011, Congress established the Patent Trial and Appeal Board, with the promise that challenges before the Board would be cheaper, faster, and fairer than in the courts.
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An agenda for working families means building a fairer economy and a more just society for everyone in our country, whether you are in a union or not.
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And although OPEC as a whole is complying with the deal fully, it would be fairer for all parties to comply to their agreed cut levels, said Novak.
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None of the changes made to the SAT in the past two decades, Shaeffer claimed, made the test into a more accurate or fairer predictor of student success.
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Sanders, while concerned with making markets fairer, would rather just rip them up, either through limiting how much companies can grow or instituting publicly funded options alongside them.
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Centrica said the funding of all government policy costs should be paid for in a fairer way such as through general taxation rather than added to people's bills.
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For example, many liberal Democrats would agree with Mr. Sanders, in theory, that single-payer health insurance could be fairer, more efficient and cheaper than our fragmented system.
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What resulted was Rags22Riches, a fashion house designed to cut out the middlemen and give artisans fairer wages by improving their designs and capturing a more affluent market.
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Fortunately, CMS reevaluates Star Ratings every year and has the chance to design a fairer system that accurately reflects a plan's performance, no matter the population it serves.
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Trump's top economic advisers have sought to temper fears of a trade war, calling the president's actions part of an effort to reach fairer trade terms with China.
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When you look at the selection of these darker additions compared with the number of options for those with fairer skin, it still doesn't seem all that significant.
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All the content is independently made, and the cooperatively owned company seeks to distribute works through deals that are fairer to creators than what any other site offers.
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But there's nothing incompatible with the idea that we should be fairer about who we punish and that we might want to punish them in a different way.
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Diverse groups are better at problem-solving; in mock trials, diverse juries give fairer verdicts; diverse companies are more profitable; researchers argue that diverse countries have stronger economies.
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Of course, there may be a measure of jealousy among Europeans, including the French, who were not brave enough to reform their economies when the weather was fairer.
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Thankfully, voters in May enacted redistricting reforms that will make our next maps much fairer, allowing Democrats to compete on a more level playing field beginning in 2022.
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Beijing argues that it is fairer to measure the renminbi's value against a so-called basket of currencies of its trading partners, and not just against the dollar.
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The group will continue to campaign for fairer districts for the state Legislature, which was not covered in the lawsuit, and to insure a fairly drawn Congressional map.
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"The approval of the Inwood neighborhood rezoning means a fairer, stronger future for a community that has experienced decades of disinvestment," Mr. de Blasio said in a statement.
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A fairer system would keep the apartment under rent stabilization and allow for gradual increases that reflect owners' costs and rates set by the city's Rent Guidelines Board.
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So working with a person like Scott Pruitt — who has given them, from their perspective, a fairer regulatory environment than the previous administration — would be a good fit.
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Beyer would replace our winner-takes-all system with a fairer system that would allow every vote to matter and everyone to win their fair share of seats.
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A central tenet of the president's America first strategy is to use American market power to demand fairer trade relations with China – which is easier said than done.
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This makes the contest a bit fairer, but also means it's much harder to secure that magic number in a contested primary until much later in the year.
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But Ms. Li has pressed on, demanding that China inscribe a fairer deal for divorced spouses into a revised marriage law, rather than rely on the court's instruction.
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She has dozens of good ideas for making the country fairer, but bringing Americans together to support the effort and believe in the results is harder than ever.
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"Singh said that he wouldn&apost call Soleimani&aposs killing an "act of war" but that "it&aposs fairer to characterize it as an act of self-defense.
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I wonder if all the platforms now on the internet may encourage bidding for new talented artists' attention, and therefore result in better, fairer terms from the outset.
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"I don't think we're looking to rip up NAFTA as much as we are looking to right-size it and make it fairer," said Trump adviser Anthony Scaramucci.
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This would create a working relationship between Republicans and Democrats to help get bills passed, as well as a fairer process that keeps the politics out of legislating.
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But we put our differences aside so as to unite to make the system fairer for everyone and to reduce the exorbitant costs of corrections through smart reform.
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"By creating a simpler and fairer tax code, we will create jobs, grow our economy and increase the amount of money Central Valley workers take home," Valadao said.
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The 12-to-11 vote "moves us one step closer to a simpler, fairer, and more transparent tax system," Budget Committee Chairman Mike Enzi said in a statement.
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But in fact, many advocates say that certain basic principles of due process, if applied consistently at all schools, would make investigations fairer for both survivors and the accused.
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"Labor will give bank victims a fairer chance to fight for their rights," Shorten told reporters in the northern state of Queensland, a key battleground in the upcoming election.
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The conspiracy theory hinges on whether the donations to the Clinton Foundation were in exchange for favorable treatment that would, or should, not have happened under a fairer process.
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The rate of payment of property taxes has increased from just 68% during the city's bankruptcy to 82%, in part thanks to a fairer assessment of the tax burden.
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Before him, a Labour government had made the funding system a bit fairer but shied away from a complete overhaul because of the strength of opposition from local councils.
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The party swooped to power promising to make the economy fairer, appealing to the many voters who felt they were missing out on the benefits of post-communist reforms.
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That's why retrospective pieces on 808s and Heartbreak album were fairer and more just than the reviews that were published at the time of its release eight years ago.
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The "cap", which the Conservatives dismissed in their manifesto as an idea that "mostly benefited a small number of wealthier people", is a fairer way to pool the risk.
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But people accused her of supporting colorism, a discriminatory practice in which people with fairer skin are regarded as more beautiful and worthy than someone with a darker complexion.
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The new dispensation was meant to make the country fairer and less corrupt after 1,400 people were killed, hundreds by the police, in a disputed election three years earlier.
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Now, you could make the argument that the fairer comparison for Trump to Nixon is after the entire House formally voted to start the impeachment inquiry in February 1974.
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You just have to make sure you use them in a way that makes the system fairer, and doesn't end up accidentally exacerbating the biases that are already there.
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" Democrats say the measure will correct decades of enforcement that targeted people of color, and Cuomo's office says the legislation aims to make marijuana enforcement "fairer and more equitable.
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The book "teaches women more about how to serve their companies than it teaches companies about how to be fairer places for women to work," she wrote in Dissent.
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He also addressed the audience, complimenting Clinton's "intelligence" and "experience" as well as highlighting her policy plans for fairer income distribution, unemployment reform, universal healthcare, and "compassionate" immigration reform.
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"Both sides should work together to make the cake of mutual interest bigger and not simply seek fairer distribution," he said in response to a question about trade frictions.
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This is because the cost of getting informed is designed to be high enough so that there will never be a "tipping point" for corporations to create fairer terms.
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Philippe said his government would create incentives for the French to stay in work longer and reiterated his intention to simplify France's unwieldy pensions system to make it fairer.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro also hoped for "fairer and more realistic" global oil prices, adding that Venezuela was ready to be part of any alliance among oil producer countries.
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Doing so not only spares the brains of our children from a lifetime of permanent damage, but also assures a higher, healthier and fairer quality of our future workforce.
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These are potential steps forward towards true pro-employment, pro-growth tax-reform, where a majority of Americans get greater job opportunity and a fairer share in greater prosperity.
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The goal of tax reform should be to create greater economic activity by making our progressive tax system fairer, simpler and conducive to greater productivity and more effective investment.
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Having accepted the chairmanship of Twentieth Century Fox's board of directors, Willkie pressed the film industry for fairer depictions of black characters and more equitable employment of black workers.
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These included better education, less mail censorship, more religious freedom, fairer disciplinary and parole processes and, most controversially, amnesty for crimes committed in the course of the riot itself.
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Editorial The Supreme Court ensured that millions of working people would get fairer treatment when it decided last week not to consider Home Care Association of America v. Weil.
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But he cautioned that Chinese officials have a track record of changing written rules to make the situation seem fairer but then using unwritten practices to disadvantage foreign companies.
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House Republicans want a "fairer, flatter, simpler tax code" and want tax reform to close loopholes and prevent small businesses from having higher taxes than big businesses, he said.
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Even with mounting evidence that those costs fall onto American businesses and consumers, the Trump administration has said the dispute is necessary to force fairer trade policies from China.
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In other words, the economy can take the small hit associated with tariffs right now in return for the sustained prosperity that will come with freer and fairer trade.
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"Everyone has their place, you'd throw us into chaos," laments one affluent citizen, responding to the mere suggestion that Jirga Para Lhao work towards a fairer, more just society.
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"Now copy my plan on health care, a fairer tax system, and voting rights," Clinton wrote Tuesday morning with a link to the "issues" page of her campaign website.
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There was a legitimate argument for reforming the tax code in a way that reduced the corporate tax rate, closed loopholes and made the economy fairer and more productive.
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On Brexit: Raab told the BBC on Sunday that he plans to seek a "fairer deal" with Brussels, including renegotiating the customs and border plans relating to Northern Ireland.
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The mayor's tax proposal seems to really try to hit everything and is broadly aimed at reducing inequality and establishing what many progressives would consider a fairer tax system.
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And this is probably not going to change until the bottom falls out or fairer taxes greatly reduce income inequality, and the economy, the art world included, restructures itself.
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When the Chinese government first proposed the new commission last year, some lawyers hoped that it would put Mr. Xi's anti-graft drive on a firmer, fairer legal foundation.
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A truly fairer globalization would start at home, with a reconstruction of the social compact that binds the corporate elite and the wealthy to labor and the middle class.
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"We have one, historic opportunity to close Rikers Island and create a criminal justice system that is smaller, safer and fairer," Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, said on Tuesday.
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She made labor and rape laws fairer to women and integrated gender into all kinds of policymaking, and remained vocal on public affairs to the end of her life.
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Even if you could make affirmative action fairer, you'd still have the problem of an educational disaster hitting black, Latino and some other groups beginning at the preschool level.
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With all the gloomy talk about "secular stagnation" and "new normals", Murphy has the chance to demonstrate that a stronger and fairer economy provides an antidote to divisive populism.
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While making the disciplinary system fairer does not directly address racial disparities, the hope is that by creating a more equitable system, many of the racial issues will disappear.
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So it is time now for meaningful, fair, equitable and major tax reforms that make the tax code simpler, corporate rates competitive, and individual tax rates and deductions fairer.
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This is arguably a fairer assessment of a model, since it measures it purely on the accuracy of its physics, not on the accuracy of its predictions about pollution.
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"If women have equal opportunities to reach their full potential, the world would not only be fairer, it would be more prosperous as well," she said in a statement.
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The package adds up to a huge opportunity for New York to make its courts fairer and to lift a burden from people who are presumed to be innocent.
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On Brexit, Raab told the BBC on Sunday that he plans to seek a "fairer deal" with Brussels, including renegotiating the customs and border plans relating to Northern Ireland.
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After President Bill Clinton's controversial pardon for financier Mark Rich, George W. Bush reformed the pardon process in a way that was meant to make pardons fairer and more impartial.
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