Hiring freezes happened, he said, but freezes on grants and contracts seemed extraordinary.
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Here are some questions and answers about credit freezes: When will free credit freezes be available?
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Asa wants to have a baby by 40, she freezes eggs, she freezes embryos and then poof!
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Schatz argues that Equifax should provide complimentary security freezes to its customers and either pay for, or reimburse those credit freezes with reporting agencies Experian and TransUnion.
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" A 1982 Government Accountability Office report on hiring freezes found, though, that hiring freezes implemented by Presidents Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter "had little effect on Federal employment levels.
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Mr. Trump was setting a policy that analysts refer to as "freeze for freeze," in which the United States freezes the exercises and North Korea freezes its weapons tests.
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Second, past hiring freezes have failed to reduce federal spending – in fact, research shows that federal hiring freezes actually increase costs, because the government becomes over reliant on expensive private contractors.
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The Government Accountability Office studied earlier hiring freezes in 1982—back when it was still called the General Accounting Office—and found that such freezes disrupt government services without saving money.
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It's accelerated in the two years since President Donald Trump took office, spurred on by hiring freezes and pay freezes that force agencies to contract out in order to fulfill their missions.
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One freezes a mans arm, shattering it at his elbow.
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As soon as the recipient opens the message, Messages freezes.
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Go deeper: Supreme Court freezes citizenship question for 2020 Census
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Green freezes, leaving her vulnerable to getting stabbed by Angela.
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And it freezes the Democratic Death Star without a target.
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"When hell freezes over, I'm sure that'll happen," he noted.
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The asset freezes raise all kinds of thorny constitutional questions.
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The action freezes their access to the U.S. financial system.
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Take suction pads or cryolipolysis, which freezes the love handles.
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Instead, the sanctions target other government organizations with asset freezes.
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The icy wind steals your breath and freezes your eyelashes.
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If the car is too cold, it freezes and dies.
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But wouldn't it be best to make these freezes automatic?
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Freezes are regulated by the states; credit locks are not.
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So to all of them, I say: Want fewer freezes?
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Of all the dairy products, heavy cream freezes the best.
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Whenever they become distracted or anxious, the video automatically freezes.
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Several readers also suggested that freezes simply become the default.
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Waters also called on Equifax to offer free credit freezes.
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It shoots through a sprinkler into the air and freezes.
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Eventually the whole mixture freezes and you have ice cream.
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"Anger only freezes and weakens us," he said, to applause.
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One final hyperkinetic slur of flips, freezes, slides, and spins.
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Water freezes and the air can't hold as much water vapor.
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In winter, when the water freezes, it expands, widening the crack.
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The decision marks three months of price freezes by the company.
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A paralytic, which freezes up the lungs and other muscles. 3.
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The figure does not include pay freezes in the judicial branch.
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Jimmy Carter imposed several federal hiring freezes, which limited oversight work.
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He's also rewarded companies by tweeting praise for temporary price freezes.
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Any further away, and water freezes – closer in, and it evaporates.
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It allows the government to enforce travel bans and asset freezes.
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Government workers must also endure hiring freezes, furloughs and government shutdowns.
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A riveter in the Urals freezes to death on a scaffolding.
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The sauce also freezes well, so consider making a double batch.
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Keep in mind, however, that freezes are not a silver bullet.
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Amma turns on her skates, freezes and stares into the headlights.
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It freezes very well, whether you're chilling poached pears or applesauce.
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To be effective, freezes must be placed at all three bureaus.
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He freezes time, kills Desak and then returns to the past.
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Do they want to run against rent freezes and stopping evictions?
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When boiling water is thrown into the air, it freezes instantly.
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Mole freezes well, or dip heated corn tortillas in to serve.
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Austerity measures required hiring freezes, even as hundreds of workers retired.
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When the computer system freezes, employees reach for a floppy disk.
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He's fine living; he just freezes when living becomes a mandate.
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"And when hell freezes over, I'm sure that'll happen," he adds.
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Mr. Bellaver freezes 300-pound blocks very slowly, usually over the course of several days, in machines that keep the water constantly agitating so that impurities are pushed to its edges and the ice freezes crystal clear.
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Credit freezes aren't foolproof, but are another line of defense worth considering.
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But hiring freezes aren't a solution -- they're a guarantee of brain drain.
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It's so cold that my hair freezes, but the springs feel amazing.
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Then she separates each square with more parchment, and freezes them again.
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Once opened, it freezes data block by block until everything is locked.
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The government will review next year whether to extend the asset freezes.
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The spending bill passed by House Republicans last year lifted the freezes.
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Some considered bringing capital back to Russia, fearing asset freezes and seizures.
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But the jobs have never transpired due to austerity-driven hiring freezes.
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I hear you are waiving fees for credit freezes which is good.
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The bigger the crowd and the more ridiculous the freezes, the better.
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Labour unions are eager for pay increases after two years of freezes.
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The legislation would also create regulations for credit bureaus and credit freezes.
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Peaceful dissidents are jailed, exiled, or facing travel bans and asset freezes.
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When you get stuff flown up, inevitably it freezes in the airplane.
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The DirecTV NOW service is unwatchable and plagued with glitches and freezes.
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Mosaic cooks those ingredients via roasting, grilling or sauteing, then freezes them.
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It also included a travel ban and asset freezes on select individuals.
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It is so cold, that beer freezes as it hits the air.
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Earlier last week, Trump signed an executive order that freezes federal hiring.
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Hardly anyone signed up for freezes with the Big 3 credit bureaus.
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But this isn't a factor for children, making their freezes less onerous.
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Lawmakers, however, missed opportunities to make freezes more convenient, Mr. Stephens said.
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That said, credit freezes are not a silver bullet against identity theft.
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It freezes their identity into a job that may not be there.
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Some are instituting hiring freezes and having trouble recruiting and retaining employees.
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The bill as it stands, contrary to President Trump's promises, freezes inequality.
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When people get terrified, and they will occasionally, everything freezes, you know?
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I flew to Michigan to interview a man who freezes the dead.
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So, what does the race look like as it freezes in place?
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They want Congress merely to require free credit freezes and similar palliatives.
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Scientists now say this atmosphere freezes solid and thaws again, every day.
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The new designation freezes the IRGC out of the US financial system.
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Anna Laitin, director of financial policy with Consumers Union, said the group generally recommended freezes rather than locks, since rules for freezes are established by law but those for locks, a service designed by the credit bureaus, may change.
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On top of that, it often freezes, which requires a reboot to fix.
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CoolSculpting, a nonsurgical procedure that freezes away fat cells, is on the rise.
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In Spain and Portugal pay cuts and freezes, though unpopular, helped restore competitiveness.
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If one app freezes, it can slow down your entire Apple TV system.
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The faster the mixture freezes, the less time ice crystals have to form.
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This extra water vapor freezes, creating ice crystals that form the noctilucent clouds.
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This extreme cold freezes the methane gas until the sunny season arrives again.
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When any equipment gets wet, it "freezes to the ground," Rochester fire Capt.
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If I'm on the road, Google Maps freezes at the most crucial turn.
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The ideology that freezes Islam in the seventh century is known as Salafism.
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The seven face asset freezes and are banned from traveling to EU countries.
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Some travel bans and asset freezes are also contained, according to the diplomat.
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Equifax has waived fees for removing and placing security freezes through Nov. 21.
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Ministers are now deliberating over further asset freezes, visa refusals and diplomatic expulsions.
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Will Washington take additional punitive measures beyond aid freezes in the coming weeks?
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" In 1994, the Eagles reunited and released an album titled "Hell Freezes Over.
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A CR freezes current funding levels and prevents any new programs from starting.
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When Michonne thinks for a horrible moment that Rick has died, she freezes.
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Past experience already tells us that federal hiring freezes are a bad idea.
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"If the lake freezes, the lake-effect machine effectively shuts down," he said.
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When rain falls, it freezes and forms an icy barrier over the food.
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Some angry consumers are demanding permanent credit freezes — without fees — and legislative action.
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The problem with wokeness is that it doesn't inspire action; it freezes it.
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The third, Experian, said it would begin offering free credit freezes next Friday.
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In the short term, the new cease-fire freezes this state of affairs.
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But they will likely see hiring freezes, layoffs, reduced hours, and cancelled expansions.
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Yet life, including perhaps our distant animal ancestors, somehow survived these deep freezes.
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The sprayed water collects and freezes on a domed structure covered with netting.
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When tastes change, when trends shift, when the markets flutter, funding freezes up.
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For instance, it requires credit bureaus to offer consumers unlimited, free credit freezes.
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As a result, federal employment actually rose during two of the three freezes.
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But allegedly these "freezes" on new agency grants and communications will end today.
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Repeated freezes significantly reduced all citrus groves, as did suburbanization, and Disney World.
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Venus, which is closer to the Sun, didn't experience these same deep freezes.
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They went back on the road with their Hell Freezes Over tour ("We'll get together when hell freezes over," Frey had told Henley when the band broke up) and released a live album that immediately went to No. 1 on Billboard.
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But when winter sets in and everything freezes, that bacterial exhale becomes a whisper.
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Just fill it with water and keep it in the fridge so it freezes.
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He walks off the train and back into Westworld itself, and the town freezes.
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Across the table, Lee Sedol, the best Go player of the past decade, freezes.
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That temperature flash-freezes the fish or reindeer meat and locks in the flavor.
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Passed by the state's voters in 1978, it freezes the property tax at 1%.
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Avoid cotton, if possible, as it holds moisture and freezes when it gets damp.
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Where it stands: King Jong-un's testing freezes have a way of thawing out.
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The video freezes 10 minutes before the ending but I can predict what happens.
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Also, hopefully our darn BART train station will open before all hell freezes over!
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The EU's travel bans and asset freezes, which were due to expire on Sept.
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Eventually, the IPO pipeline freezes up, unicorns get frostbite and lose their precious horns.
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Alice freezes up when her father Sam (David Morrissey) tries togive her a hug.
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First, he freezes it with liquid nitrogen and breaks it with a hammer. Success!
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During his first week as president, Trump signed an order that freezes federal hiring.
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And these 16 events — which included storms, wildfires, droughts and freezes — killed 362 people.
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Like other Taco Bell Cantinas, the location serves boozy twisted freezes and local beer.
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Over the course of 2018, media businesses saw numerous layoffs, hiring freezes and shutdowns.
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"It's not in our interests that the process freezes up," Macron said in Paris.
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Except the toughest talker of all of them freezes in the face of danger.
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She turns and moves in to kiss me and her face freezes in time.
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When you hold the notes down it freezes the instruments in pitch and time.
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It also has asset freezes and travel restrictions on 146 people and 37 entities.
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In here, it's not possible to grow up, to mature—time freezes for us.
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The EU has already imposed travel bans and asset freezes on several military members.
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Lake Erie often freezes over, being the smallest and shallowest of the Great Lakes.
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This ceasefire may quiet the violence, but it essentially freezes the conflict in place.
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Often, just after landing, the animal shuffles under the nearby leaf litter and freezes.
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Early rains, unexpected droughts and late freezes leave farmers uncertain over what comes next.
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But some lawmakers are pushing for credit reporting companies to offer complimentary credit freezes.
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Consumer advocates hope that making freezes free will spur more consumers to use them.
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Those precious minutes, by the way, are also why the credit bureaus hate freezes.
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"It was one of those moments where everyone freezes," Schiff told CNN Monday morning.
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"I am prepared to wait for an answer until hell freezes over," Stevenson snapped.
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Bernard rides a train into town — then, 90 seconds into the video, everyone freezes.
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Others were astounded that Equifax had the gall to charge for permanent credit freezes.
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" Another guided users on what to do "If the app stalls/freezes/locks up.
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For the best protection, you should activate freezes at all three credit-reporting companies.
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Ironically, as it melts and re-freezes, the hard surface of ice amplifies sound.
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As it stands now, only a few states require credit freezes to be free.
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The expiration of credit monitoring from TrustedID Premier won't affect credit freezes — just locks.
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Security freezes, often called credit freezes, are "absolutely" the best way to prevent criminals from using your personal information to open new accounts in your name, said Paul Stephens, director of policy and advocacy with Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, a consumer advocacy nonprofit group.
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"I don't think ever, like pretty close to when hell freezes over," Smith told E!
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The measures consist of asset freezes and travel restrictions for 155 persons and 44 companies.
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At low temperatures, the liquid freezes into a solid and the battery shuts off entirely.
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The act has in the past imposed visa bans and asset freezes on Russian officials.
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Legacy, which freezes men's sperm, recently won TechCrunch's very own Startup Battlefield competition in Berlin.
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Travel bans and international asset freezes remain against those suspected of involvement in the genocide.
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Night skating In the winter, one of the large lakes in the game freezes over.
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This slow-cooker quinoa chicken soup is my go-to, and it freezes really well!
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The move freezes any U.S. assets of those targeted and bans U.S. dealings with them.
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Koeikan says they are immediately turned off of a candidate who freezes up mid-interview.
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The team also addressed user interface freezes and improved both build and overall IDE speed.
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Scientists think the clouds are produced when gas freezes into methane ice above the storm.
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On Monday evening, Maduro said he had ordered cabinet members to analyze nationwide price freezes.
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The designation freezes Maduro's assets in the US and prohibits Americans from dealing with him.
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One option is to establish those asset freezes at an EU-wide level, diplomats said.
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Trump signed an executive order Monday that freezes all federal government hiring except in military.
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Other drugmakers have announced freezes of planned price increases for the remainder of the year.
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Peaches are a chancy proposition so far north, and past seasons have had damaging freezes.
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The uncertainty has created anxiety for health centers and has already led to hiring freezes.
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Then suddenly, with Mando holding only a knife to defend the creature's charge, it freezes.
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The sauce freezes like a charm, so make a double batch and do just that.
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Prominent journalists, lawyers and rights workers have been subjected to travel bans and asset freezes.
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Again, hypothetically, you could take off your helmet for a moment before your face freezes.
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Her boss notices what's going on and completely freezes up, unsure of what to do.
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In the winter, she slaughters and freezes meat and cans, pickles, and ferments excess produce.
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Both airlines also announced moves like hiring freezes that were intended to shore up cash.
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When I plug it in, it begins to download and update things and everything freezes.
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And if it seems as if these polar freezes are happening more often, you're right.
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That pivotal moment when Ruth freezes in court and cedes the floor to her husband?
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Things escalate when her screen freezes because it can't keep up with her rapid scrolling.
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But such policies met with fierce political backlash, prompting tuition freezes at state schools nationwide.
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A small company also grows fecal bacteria in a lab and freezes them for transplants.
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Meanwhile, I'm still hearing scattered reports that people still have to pay for their freezes.
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This makes enough for three or four people, or freezes perfectly if you're by yourself.
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Broadly speaking, hiring freezes are rarely a good sign for the future of an organization.
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Guedes said budget freezes this year were inevitable given the sharp shock to the economy.
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Guedes said budget freezes this year were inevitable given the sharp shock to the economy.
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That plus the permanent security freezes are enough to keep me sleeping well at night.
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A default could lead to retaliation from other countries, asset freezes abroad and economic isolation.
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A month after frogs sang through 70-degree evenings, freezes in the teens brought silence.
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That is why responding to the Equifax breach with just credit freezes will not suffice.
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"It's not in our interests that the process freezes up," Macron told reporters in Paris.
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The sanctions are to be imposed under Executive Order 13224, which freezes the U.S. assets of entities or individuals who commit, threaten to commit, or support terrorism, and Executive Order 13382, which freezes the assets of weapons of mass destruction proliferators or their supporters.
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S. citizens and companies, including asset freezes and being cut off from the U.S. financial system.
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So, it freezes on everything it makes contact with, roads, bridges, power lines, tree branches, everything.
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It's why our corner of the internet freezes at any hint of him dropping new material.
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If an app doesn't scan, freezes, or dies, it becomes an impediment to the museum experience.
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After Russia's annexation of Crimea, the US punished Russian individuals with asset freezes and travel bans.
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In 1845, only 45 percent of Boston's brightest students knew that water expands when it freezes.
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Congress enacted a constitutional amendment that freezes federal spending in real terms at least until 2026.
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Salary freezes and tight budgets that came with the recession haven't rebounded along with the economy.
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After much cajoling, Helen follows — but she freezes halfway down when she can't find a foothold.
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It freezes in winter, offering an array of winter sports from skating, skiing, fishing to hovercrafting.
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An investigating magistrate ordered the asset freezes in February, but they were subject to court approval.
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America has offered massive bribes in return for freezes that were undermined by cheating each time.
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Select this option if you are experiencing issues such as game freezes or frame rate drops.
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When water freezes, it punctures all the cells, and the chances of cloning becomes extremely low.
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As it takes on the weight of its payload, the balloon freezes for just a moment.
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On the other hand, the concept is a little nutty: who makes and freezes cookie dough?
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The spending freezes could be undone later in the year if revenues increase more than expected.
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Everyone freezes in silence, petrified still until one small piece of cottony white fuzz slowly falls.
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" The band split in 1980 and reunited in 1994 with the live album "Hell Freezes Over.
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The molten soil actually splashes, but then it immediately freezes again, forming tiny pieces of glass.
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Trump signed an executive order Monday that freezes all federal government hiring except in the military.
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If there are any red flags, GoFundMe freezes the funds until they're sure everything is kosher.
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Here, he freezes behind the blockers and allows Gordon to dictate the pace of the play.
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In the long months of deep winter, the mood freezes, and, like the sky, turns forbidding.
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When that happens, the debate over transgressions freezes and all that is left is the music.
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Donald Trump backed off from his promise to scrap the deal that freezes Iran's nuclear programme.
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OIL Prices rose overnight after Iran signaled it might support other OPEC members in production freezes.
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There are several steps you could take to unfreeze your iPad when it freezes or crashes.
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An investigating magistrate had already ordered the asset freezes, but they were subject to court approval.
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He famously stated that he was "prepared to wait until hell freezes over" for an answer.
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Just remember that an inch is about 2.5 centimeters and water freezes at 0 degrees Celsius.
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The Onyx Stainless Steel Ice Cube Tray has a fun vintage look and freezes water quickly.
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The colder it is, the faster the fish or meat freezes and the better the flavor.
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The river he skated on as a boy in Poland no longer freezes over in winter.
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His face freezes into a smile and he raises his hand in a friendly thumbs up.
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But it effectively freezes enrollment, which would gradually unravel the expansion and leave millions without insurance.
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So where are our free credit reports, automatic credit freezes for babies and consistent straight talk?
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The data is out there, and thieves may use it in ways that freezes cannot thwart.
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As in many expeditions, the journey doesn't simply progress; it stutters and freezes and periodically backslides.
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Her company farms fish and freezes them with sauce that can be cooked in the oven.
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Her eyes swell with unshed tears; her mouth crumples and freezes into a pained half-smile.
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Under fire from lawmakers, Equifax has also waived fees associated with credit freezes until Nov. 21.
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Then, consider spending a few dollars to set up security freezes at Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.
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But with oranges and grapefruit, it has proved nearly as perilous as diseases, freezes and hurricanes.
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Now watch as David Johnson freezes him, then runs a route that makes him look foolish.
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Heidi freezes when Walter walks into his local dinner, where she is sipping a cup of coffee.
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Everyone in the apartment freezes, like parts of a machine that halt when a gear stops turning.
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The SEC is seeking to recoup ill-gotten gains, impose civil fines and obtain emergency asset freezes.
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Two sources said there was no direct link between the raids and the Iranian intelligence asset freezes.
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It freezes the chemical reaction in time, allowing a chemist to study the reaction frame by frame.
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Only Marshall Louise freezes time with her delicious sendup of the grown Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen.
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The cultural anthropologist freezes a way of life in order to analyze it as a meaningful pattern.
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Credit freezes are recommended if you think your identity, particularly your Social Security number, have leaked online.
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Customers have the option to add tequila, rum, vodka, whiskey, or spiced rum to create "Twisted Freezes."
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DESPITE WILDFIRES and polar freezes, energy firms such as ExxonMobil are planning to increase fossil-fuel production.
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The law freezes U.S. assets of human rights violators and prohibits Americans from doing business with them.
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A JLP win could signal a move away from the ruling party's wage freezes and spending cuts.
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The act imposed visa bans and asset freezes on Russian officials linked to the death of Magnitsky.
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So how do you get somewhere significant with a girl, especially when you're someone who freezes up?
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Both Presidents Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter also instituted various hiring freezes during their time in office.
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I run Chrome Canary as my primary browser, which hard freezes my Mac about once a day.
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The air temperature freezes it into chunks, and when the plane descends, the icy mixture breaks away.
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He still freezes in place and says, "I can't talk about it," when asked about the journey.
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Trump signed an executive order Monday that freezes all federal government hiring except for the in military.
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Former Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan were the last to issue across-the-board hiring freezes.
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But let's just say, out of the blue, a whole road freezes up—pulls frost for miles.
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Most jet fuel freezes at temperatures about 30 degrees warmer than the winter average at the station.
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These concessions, which are often unilateral and irreversible, include settlement freezes, prisoner releases and forfeiture of territory.
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Spotify freezes my computer, and I should just remove it from my dock, but I'm weirdly attached.
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When a drunkard at the bar interrupts you, O'Dimm freezes time with a clap of his hands.
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The ferry between Sayville and Cherry Grove runs year-round, except when the Great South Bay freezes.
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And throughout the 1980s and 7503s, Biden supported freezes in Social Security spending during budget reduction negotiations.
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When everyone in her brothel freezes, she learns that she has become immune to the park's controls.
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My figure reaches a waterfall and a bed and freezes in either shock or enchantment or both.
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The next time an app freezes, quickly press the TV button twice on the Apple TV remote.
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Your money A new law requiring credit bureaus to offer you free freezes applies to children, too.
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Sorbet is simply fruit juice or puree, mixed with water and sugar, then churned while it freezes.
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Additionally, killing freezes coming after sensitive flowers have broken bud can decimate grape, strawberry and blueberry crops.
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She soaks it, portions it and freezes it, for a whole winter's worth of soups and sandwiches.
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The media companies have implemented pay cuts and freezes on promotions and hires to weather the virus.
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Trump has a wild meeting with US lawmakers about guns; Europe freezes while the Arctic heats up.
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Whether it's announcing pay cuts, salary freezes or layoffs, delivering bad news to employees is practically inevitable.
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We try to leave a donation of $29 but the iPad freezes while it's processing our card.
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It also freezes all refugee admissions to the U.S. for 120 days and Syrian refugees admission indefinitely.
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But if water levels do not drop before the lake freezes, the problems could turn much worse.
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When one eye freezes half-closed like a broken doll's, followers take screenshots and fawn over them.
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While the measure requiring free credit freezes is viewed as a response to the Equifax breach, Sen.
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That has upended some traditionally GOP-led education initiatives, including local tax freezes and charter school expansion.
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But resolving most policy disputes through administrative and judicial channels freezes citizens out of the policymaking process.
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But if water levels do not drop before the lake freezes, the problems could turn much worse.
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That premature bloom, combined with recent consecutive hard freezes, has diminished our otherwise beautiful and traditional coloring.
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The decision bars American firms from doing business with him and freezes his assets in the United States.
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State firms and government departments also plan to reduce their headcount, mainly through severance packages and hiring freezes.
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If it does not, the freezes expire and the holders of the money regain control of their assets.
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The authorities had already used travel bans, asset freezes and prosecutions to shut down groups they deemed troublesome.
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When they click on links in Safari, Chrome, Mail, Messages, Notes and others, the app freezes and crashes.
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Gestures don't always register, and the new Photos app freezes sometimes, during which manually rebooting sometimes isn't possible.
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Fresh ice freezes the neighboring water, creating a nice orderly progression across the puddle called a freeze front.
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In especially cold weather, when Hell's creek freezes over, television journalists are invited to report from its banks.
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Lenders may need several months to offload exposure, which puts them at risk if the market freezes up.
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The SDN label freezes a person or company's U.S. assets and forbids Americans from doing business with them.
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It lags, freezes, and needs to be restarted too often; the iPhone 6S, apparently, is faster and smoother.
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It can't; K gets a voice mail that overrides Joi and freezes her, inches short of a kiss.
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In comparison, salty ocean water freezes at 28.4 degrees Fahrenheit, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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There are widespread reports that factories are laying off workers and enforcing hiring freezes across China's industrial landscape.
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It prohibits them from travel and makes all their property in countries sanctioning them liable to asset freezes.
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In one scene Maisie freezes and hyperventilates, her eyes wide open, as Lex did when faced with raptors.
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These ephemeral blossoms sprout when frigid water seeps out of plant stems and freezes in the cold air.
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The ground above the permafrost that freezes and thaws on an annual cycle is called the active layer.
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Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles told reporters that the freezes have not been decided yet, nor any tax hikes.
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The U.S. action freezes their assets and property and prevents U.S. citizens and businesses from dealing with them.
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Biden did repeatedly support freezes in Social Security spending and at times called for raising the retirement age.
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There were layoffs and pay freezes, but lawyers also kept busy restructuring companies or ushering them through insolvency.
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On the harsh ice plains of Abeth the air itself sometimes freezes and survival is the only law.
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As it stands, consumers must place freezes separately at all three bureaus, and keep track of three PINs.
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Hovering around 27 degrees, the glycol solution freezes the water, effectively storing energy in the form of ice.
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At one point, the movement abruptly catches, and she momentarily freezes in a cross-armed pose of death.
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Those are "frost quakes," which happen when water underground freezes and expands, causing soil and rock to crack.
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Cooked bacon freezes remarkably well, and these wraps take moments to assemble when you have it on hand.
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Litt said his group is group is working with policymakers at the state level to make freezes free.
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Additionally, several congressional bills that would make credit freezes free in all states are pending on Capitol Hill.
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When Netflix freezes to ask if you're still watching and you see yourself reflected in the screen pic.twitter.
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You can now add credit-report freezes to the list of best things in life that are free.
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The USASOC has apparently become fed up with the Android because it often "freezes up" while performing tasks.
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Those named on the list will not immediately face any immediate penalties like asset freezes or visa bans.
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Most dreaded cuts to funding and hiring freezes, while some speculated that STEM's gender problems might even worsen.
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In these books he smokes pot, freezes giant turds, plays computer games, and hangs out in his underwear.
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Sure, the Raspberry Pi sometimes freezes up, the keyboard is cramped and in an awkward position, but you can play Minecraft on it (for about 15 seconds before it freezes.) "Even though this definitely isn't the most practical thing I've built, it's still one of my favourites," Electronic Grenade added.
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Ransomware is malware that freezes a company's access to critical data, unless they pay a fee to recover it.
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A group funded by the Koch brothers has a replacement plan that pushes high-pools and freezes Medicaid expansions.
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When rain falls on the snow and freezes, reindeer can't push the snow aside and reach the grasses underneath.
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So, generally, a 1003-year-old who freezes her eggs is freezing her quality and quantity in that time.
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Legacy carriers have another reason to like the system: it in effect freezes new airlines out of their hubs.
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The number of magistrates has roughly halved in the past decade, to about 15,000, partly because of recruitment freezes.
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Everyone freezes in disbelief for what seems like eternity, the bride covering her mouth with her hand in shock.
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When the World Cup is on, time freezes and everything stops to witness victory and defeat on the pitch.
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The stopwatch increasingly speeds up throughout the course of the video before the iPhone freezes at around eight minutes.
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That can take the form of U.S. asset freezes as well as bans on travel to the United States.
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The rule freezes national emissions standards between 2020 and 2026, and revokes California's power to set state emissions rules.
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There are 150 individuals and 37 entities subject to EU restrictive measures, such as visa bans and asset freezes.
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The Eagles reunited for 1994's Hell Freezes Over tour, which spawned an MTV special and a live album.
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European Parliament elections are scheduled for May next year and legislative activity freezes in the run-up to them.
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The freezes were mandated by the European Union as part of a sanctions regime imposed by the United Nations.
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Everyone at the table freezes because half the family leans to the left and half leans to the right.
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The Security Council acted late last year to lift travel bans and asset freezes against several individuals and entities.
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They all are prone to verbal stumbles and freezes, and repeated self-corrections that trail off into helpless silences.
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Kim Steele, San Francisco For me, photography is magical — it takes a slice of time and freezes it forever.
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No one has ever been able to definitively explain why hot water freezes faster, but there are several theories.
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"Years of hiring freezes and spending cuts have caused many talented diplomats to head for the doors," she wrote.
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Mayor de Blasio did not publicly back a rent freeze last year, but he advocated freezes in previous years.
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"You can have a hospital full of reanimation beds, but if the tubes aren't adapted, everything freezes," he said.
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Equifax's freezes were already free through June 30, as part of the company's response to last year's data breach.
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Equifax told me that it is not deliberately throttling down its web servers to keep people from getting freezes.
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Free security freezes are becoming available more than a year after a huge data breach was discovered at Equifax.
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The action puts those named on a business blacklist, which prohibits any financial actions and freezes their bank accounts.
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The mixture is stirred, and the part that freezes to the wall of the inner pot is scraped off.
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Snowflakes develop when a water droplet freezes onto a dust particle in the sky, resulting in an ice crystal.
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Running toward the sea, the boyish protagonist turns to face the camera in close-up, and the frame freezes.
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She is expected to announce retaliatory measures against Russia today, including possible diplomatic expulsions, asset freezes and travel bans.
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The sanctions, including travel restrictions and asset freezes against 150 people and 38 companies, would be extended until Sept.
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Methane gas escaping from Pluto gets trapped and drawn to the pole by the moon&aposs gravity, where it freezes.
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The pay freezes date back to the Obama administration and have been continually extended by Congress in yearly spending bills.
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Other victims lost their jobs, had their homes or offices raided, or were targeted by travel bans or asset freezes.
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The steps, which vary from office to office, include instituting waiting lists and hiring freezes, and refusing some new cases.
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As more water freezes around them, these lumps of ice become too heavy and fall onto the ground as hail.
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The Security Council last year lifted a travel ban and asset freezes on individuals deemed a danger to Liberia's stability.
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When he freezes up in shock at the news, she goes down on him because...well,this is still Gretchen.
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The EU last year also extended travel bans and asset freezes covering about 150 people and 37 entities, including Tkachev.
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The government regularly intervenes in the operation of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges through trade freezes and other machinations.
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Blockchain "freezes the future", argues Hildebrandt, admitting of the two it's the technology she's more skeptical of in this context.
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The car stops, a woman hops out of the back splashed in blood, freezes in horror, and screams until inaudible.
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The last bimonthly public spending and revenue report in March called for 30 billion reais ($7.4 billion) of spending freezes.
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The prior bimonthly public spending and revenue report in March called for 30 billion reais ($7.4 billion) in spending freezes.
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I always hated using Siri but I found that's the only way to send a text when the screen freezes.
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"For the time being, we haven't taken any decisions vis-à-vis freezes at an official level," Siluanov told CNBC.
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When water freezes, it expands, so the ground rises; conversely, when it thaws and the soil contracts, the ground sinks.
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But photographer Kei Nomiyama freezes the dance with long exposures that make hundreds of fireflies appear suspended in mid-air.
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Bowing to intensifying political pressure, several major drugmakers have also announced drug price freezes until the end of the year.
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Climate change, with more frequent freezes and thaws of winter pastures, has put pressure on reindeer numbers there as well.
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" The name jokingly referred to Henley's previous statement that the band would only get back together when "hell freezes over.
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As it freezes, toppings are mixed in, and finally the ice cream is scrapped up into rolls, thus the name.
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"These facts will again be reinforced once the freezes on personnel movement, including hiring, are lifted at the appropriate time."
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What actions can North Korea expect from the United States and its counterparts if it freezes its nuclear weapons program?
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She's less open to other reports -- those who say that their computer freezes when they enter a room, for instance.
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Some 16 individuals and 12 companies have been added to the sanctions list, allowing for asset freezes and travel bans.
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The designation freezes any properties they may have under American jurisdiction and bars American citizens from doing business with them.
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So it's not surprising that regulatory costs have led to hiring freezes, growth stagnation and even businesses closing their doors.
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The technology is also something of an early warning system for things like water leaks, freezes, fire and mold outbreaks.
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Pros: Retro appeal, sturdy stainless-steel construction, freezes ice cubes quickly, no plastic or aluminumCons: Hard to extract ice, expensive
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"Sean knows that there's nothing better in radio than that shocking moment, that moment that freezes you," Gomez told me.
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Then it's the dashboard of his elliptical, at the gym, which freezes 11 minutes and 11 seconds into his workout.
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The U.S. sanctions prohibit U.S. dealings with the designated companies and freezes any assets they have in the United States.
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Nor can freezes prevent someone from trying to use your health insurance to get medical care without paying for it.
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Thanks to a new federal law, free credit freezes are available to everyone from your infant to your great-grandmother.
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Poor execution with new apps and with child credit freezes has become a sort of brand standard since the breach.
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Indeed, I had a bunch of questions for Equifax about itself and the bungled processes around children and credit freezes.
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You may need to restart your Kindle if it freezes or stops responding to get it back in working order.
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Avoid drastic actionWall Street firms should avoid taking premature measures like hiring freezes or immediate changes to equity compensation terms.
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Despite the scale of that breach, and a steady stream of other incidents, security freezes have not really caught on.
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Fraud alerts are free, and, unlike the freezes, an alert placed at one bureau is automatically placed at all three.
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Here are some questions and answers about security freezes: How can I make sure my credit freeze password is secure?
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But then the lighting (by the always game professional Kathy Kaufmann) shifts, or everyone just freezes in an awkward position.
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With an appreciation for depth and dimension, photographer Philip Fong freezes the moment into something searing, intense, and altogether absorbing.
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And whenever Carlen comes across potentially useful roadkill, she scoops it up and freezes it for Winchell to eventually sequence.
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The company said it had provided affected individuals with free credit monitoring and credit freezes at Experian at no charge.
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To alleviate the pain, Mr Macri has reluctantly imposed exchange controls, export taxes and price freezes and offered electricity subsidies.
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Previous hiring freezes put in effect by Presidents Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter, they noted, ended up creating additional costs.
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However, our European allies may be able to mediate some short-term détente that freezes things before they get worse.
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If we had listened to the siren songs of appeasement and nuclear freezes then, we would have no deterrent now.
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Using an ax rather than a scalpel, across-the-board hiring freezes target all agencies regardless of workload or mission.
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She freezes the peanut butter circles, melts milk chocolate, and then attempts the ultimate challenge — achieving the signature smooth top.
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On Thursday, a new constitutional amendment goes into effect in Brazil that effectively freezes federal government spending for two decades.
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Teachers said they were willing to put up with pay freezes and budget cuts during the recession, but not anymore.
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A 1982 report by the then General Accounting Office (GAO) – the congressional research arm, now the Government Accountability Office – evaluating four separate hiring freezes during the Carter and Reagan administrations concluded the freezes resulted in the exact opposite of their intent: they increased government spending as government increasingly relied on contractors to tackle the workload.
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Free credit freezes were among the bevy of solutions tossed around in Congress last year in response to the Equifax breach.
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The Statis, in turn, filed enforcement lawsuits in several European countries which led to large-scale Kazakh asset freezes last year.
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The budget also increases school funding by 6.5 percent to $24.8 billion and freezes tuition at the state university system, SUNY.
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It was still and quiet, and Heidi said that in winter the whole lake freezes over and people ski on it.
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These locations will zero in on big cities and introduce beer, wine, sangria, and Twisted Freezes, aka slushies, with hard booze.
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Washington has imposed sanctions on Venezuela's oil sector and announced asset freezes and visa bans targeting top officials in Maduro's government.
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Countries like Greece or Germany allow for such freezes but not Spain, and ECB wants uniform rules across the euro zone.
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Once you've got a lock, a snapshot freezes and holds the street-scene in the background with an eerie magical glow.
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The measure also freezes all refugee admissions to the U.S. for 120 days and stops the flow of Syrian refugees indefinitely.
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When pouring, always leave a 1cm gap from the top of the mold as the liquid expands as it freezes. 4.
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It freezes his actions for the rest of his term, leaving the program's future, and millions of unauthorized workers, in limbo.
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When the ice freezes very slowly it becomes quite dense and you're able to tune it and make instruments from it.
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First quarter growth typically lags as consumers cut spending following the holiday season and as winter weather freezes key economic drivers.
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These two agreements encompass five years of wage freezes, three with 3 percent wage increases and two with 3.5 percent increases.
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"And because we keep seeing people losing their lives without one, you do it till hell freezes over," the congressman added.
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The report also found that hiring freezes disrupted agency operations because they ignored missions, workloads and staffing requirements of individual agencies.
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Some have already instituted hiring freezes and are examining scaling back services, laying off staff, reducing hours of operation and more.
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The shop sells almost 3,000 of the frozen treats every day thanks to a special machine which freezes them in minutes.
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They called for targeted sanctions, including visa bans and asset freezes, until Kabila publicly commits to a peaceful transition of power.
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He has moved to downsize the EPA, leaving hundreds of positions unfilled through a combination of buyouts, resignations and hiring freezes.
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That puts the flagship on a roller-coaster ride: Some years have brought fresh investments, others staff cuts and salary freezes.
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He cuts that dough into square biscuits, then puts them on a lined baking sheet and freezes them for an hour.
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"The freezes will be a maximum of 30 to 35 billion reais, More than that would be an amputation," Jucá said.
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During these freezes, officials were supposed to review and reform vetting procedures for refugees and people from those and other countries.
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It's frustrating when your phone updates out of the blue or freezes; it's far more concerning when your car does it.
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A case against domestic NGO workers, more than 30 of whom have been given travel bans and asset freezes, remains open.
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The action freezes any assets Soleimani might have in the United States and bars U.S. citizens from conducting transactions with him.
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The ceasefire begins at midnight local time and freezes an advance by the Syrian government that has triggered a humanitarian crisis.
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It remains to be seen if the House will pass the legislation, which means free credit freezes aren't guaranteed just yet.
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No trades are allowed in that time, just like we do for other freezes over the holidays or during the Olympics.
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However, with titles like "Michael Brown, Ferguson, Shedding My Whiteness" and "Nigga Lover" (all 2016), your smile freezes on your face.
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Some of those under investigation have had travel bans and asset freezes lifted, while others are still under review, she said.
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But credit freezes are the best tool we have to protect ourselves and our children from many kinds of identity fraud.
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Any moisture on your face freezes almost instantly, coating your eyeballs with a layer of ice that prevents you from blinking.
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It's led to hiring freezes, pitching being done via video conference calls, and meetings being cancelled along with non-essential travel.
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The last, best hope for the Korean Peninsula is some kind of negotiated deal in which Kim freezes his nuclear programs.
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But he warned that if tax receipts fall short of expectations, then the government will have to implement more spending freezes.
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Gerda and Kay become an adult couple severed not by death but by trauma that freezes Kay into a mute stupor.
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It also said it won't charge for credit report freezes and would refund those who were already charged for that product.
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That said, credit freezes are still a crucial piece of consumer safety for both financial data and personal information, Wilson says.
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Tech Tip Q. Microsoft seems to update Windows 10 constantly and it results in computer freezes and other issues for me.
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Did you know that the tip of the icicle freezes faster than its base, which gives icicles the familiar carrot shape?
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First-quarter growth typically lags as consumers cut spending following the holiday season and as winter weather freezes key economic drivers.
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But an analysis that freezes the president's standing in 2016 but assumes an improvement for the Democratic nominee would be misleading.
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But an analysis that freezes the president's standing in 2016 but assumes an improvement for the Democratic nominee would be misleading.
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Republicans, though, have argued that certain small businesses may not be able to afford that service, while cash flow freezes up.
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But since he and his wife had each placed security freezes on their credit files, he decided he didn't need it.
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You've oiled yourself up and are trying to slide under the door before it closes and everybody outsides freezes to death.
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How else will we be able to determine which one freezes better, and if we have to completely change our cookie ranking?
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The United States also removed hundreds of individuals and companies from blacklists that had subjected them to asset freezes and other penalties.
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The action freezes any assets they may hold in the United States and generally prohibits U.S. individuals from doing business with them.
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When we get home, my husband carefully cuts all the tendon attachments off the chicken breasts and freezes them in individual bags.
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That's so cold that the moisture in the seed freezes so rapidly that it doesn't leave time for ice crystals to form.
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A company spokesperson, confirming three former employee accounts, said that under prior management, StoneMor put in place hiring freezes and a furlough.
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Despite all his battle training, he freezes, unable to fire his weapon, and he loses himself in a series of horrifying flashbacks.
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Games don't stutter unless you have a lot of background stuff running, nothing freezes up the machine, and apps aren't randomly quitting.
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A government minister lambasted supermarkets for raising prices by up to 15% in the 48 hours before the price freezes were announced.
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The measures bar Americans from dealing with the people and companies and freezes any assets they might have in the United States.
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The Swiss government ordered asset freezes and travel bans for people, companies and organizations including seven Venezuelan ministers and high-ranking officials.
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At one point, Eve is messing with her hair when Villanelle leaves a bathroom stall and freezes at the sight of her.
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But many governments are squeezing staffing budgets or imposing hiring freezes to get their budgets back in balance after the financial crisis.
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Remember that feeling when your smartphone suddenly freezes when you are in full game-play mode to destroy that opponent in Fortnite?
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Felder showed up for much of the Eagles' "Hell Freezes Over" reunion in 1994, with a live album that debuted No. 1.
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Mrs Litvinenko urged Britain to expel Russian spies and to impose travel bans and asset freezes on officials named in the report.
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There's a nice history lesson about Molly Brown's rescue efforts, and of course, Rose doesn't share the floating wood, so Jack freezes.
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Undoing the same work would take as long, if not longer, given the newly-imposed hiring and wage freezes at Federal agencies.
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They said the rent freezes were politically motivated, helping Mr. de Blasio fulfill his electoral promises while hurting small landlords the most.
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Iceland, however, typically has three major freezes and thaws a year, creating conditions that may be too unstable for the insect's survival.
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For example, the phone's "X mode" (activated by squeezing the phone's sides, HTC-style) freezes background RAM and dedicates it to games.
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But they need to know what those policies are – uncertainty freezes business – and American allies and friends around the world do, too.
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The company also says that it is now waiving costs associated with credit freezes after Schatz accused Equifax of "ripping off" consumers.
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Alligators have been known to surface before the water freezes, presumably to keep their nostrils above the ice so they can breathe.
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Banks makes use of his vegetables in season and then stores, ferments, pickles, and freezes the excess to eat during the winter.
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The big bureaus do not break out how much they collect in fees for initiating and lifting credit freezes, the association said.
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I push through the dancers and the human windshield wipers, and Rosie shoots a look my way that practically freezes my soul.
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Finding the right amount of chill hours — the cold weather that kiwis need to produce — and dodging freezes make the task difficult.
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" Suddenly this lovely man, he freezes up, he gets that deer-in-the-headlights look, and he goes, "Sorry I'm a man.
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It freezes well, and let me tell you, pulling a stash of chili out of the freezer is a thrilling weeknight victory.
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"There is considerable uncertainty regarding the duration of the outbreak, and a number of contacts have implemented temporary hiring freezes," it added.
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The executive order freezes assets of the government of Venezuela and associated entities and prohibits economic transactions with it, unless specifically exempted.
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Free freezes, which will be available next Friday, were required as part of broader financial legislation signed in May by President Trump.
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Even public companies are not immune, with tech giants like Google implementing promotion freezes and newer entrants like Uber halting new hires.
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I've asked Equifax repeatedly in recent days what phone number people should call to request a new PIN for thawing their freezes.
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During his first successful run for Congress, he campaigned against freezes or cuts to cost-of-living adjustments for Social Security recipients.
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Called frostbite, it happens when the skin and tissue under it freezes, which can happen much more quickly than you might imagine.
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Credit freezes protect you from pure identity theft - when somebody sets up new accounts in your name, potentially ruining your credit score.
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Specifically, when I use FaceTime on my iPad and I'm talking to someone and I take a picture, sometimes the screen freezes.
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And no other department in the federal government is as dependent on political appointees, or as paralyzed when the appointment process freezes.
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When the ice cream freezes into an even layer on the plate, it is scraped into rolls and placed into a cup.
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Then the spot turns to Trump, saying now the mayor is "taking on him" as an image of Trump freezes on screen.
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Winter storms and freezes caused $1 billion in insured losses last year, while wildfires, heat waves and drought produced another $1 billion.
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The Statis, in turn, have filed enforcement lawsuits in several European countries which led to large-scale Kazakh asset freezes last year.
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And in the South, hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, and late freezes have all taken a toll on the agricultural industry and surrounding businesses.
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The fallout has been swift, with government agencies looking into the incident, class action lawsuits being filed, and consumers demanding free credit freezes.
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Here, Cornell University scientists crossbreed domesticated crops with their wild ancestors to propagate superhardy strains that better withstand droughts, heat waves, and freezes.
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She has a few belongings, and freezes as he points his blaster, which he then lowers as the battle rages in the background.
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Taco Bell has had quite the year — bringing us Airheads Mystery Freezes, Cantina restaurants and branded merchandise, Cheetos burritos, quesadillas, and now fries?!
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There are more than 660 people working for CNN Digital and there are no plans for freezes, cutbacks or layoffs of any kind.
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Naked mole rats push dirt around Somalia as we speak, and honeybees stay warm through bitter winter freezes as low as -30C (-22F).
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This conspicuously fortuitous series of events is tainted with the sad passing of Thoros of Myr, who freezes to death during the night.
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Asset freezes and travel bans target individuals close to the regime; prohibiting the sale of military supplies is meant to hobble the army.
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The ministers are expected to announce about 25 billion reais in spending freezes as they try to reduce the country's overall budget deficit.
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Of course, our dreams are rudely awakened every time when Jack freezes to death in the water while Rose is able to escape.
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A thin layer freezes more easily than a thick layer, there's less traction, and it can be harder to see in the dark.
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The general prosecutor has ordered arrests, travel bans, and asset freezes for several private silo owners and others allegedly involved in the scandal.
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The first sanctions came in response to the takeover of Crimea in March 22014, and targeted individuals with travel bans and asset freezes.
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Arkady Rotenberg was among the first Russian businessmen to be put under Western visa bans and asset freezes over Moscow's seizure of Crimea.
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Mahamat did not specify whether the AU was referring to travel bans, asset freezes or arms embargos - all options that have been discussed.
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This moratorium freezes 22 rulemakings with annual costs above $85033 million and 16 measures with more than $1 billion in long-term costs.
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"Because [the wreck is] so ancient, and freezes and thaws every year, you don't want to send a diver in there," she said.
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That now includes a formal study of the potential political and economic impact of the proposed travel bans, asset freezes and other steps.
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The Act would allow the US to impose targeted sanctions –banking freezes, travel bans – on anyone who attacks individuals exposing illegal state activity.
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There is no current proposal for asset freezes by either the United States or European Union, but some lawmakers have floated the idea.
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It devolves most insurance regulation back to the states, freezes the Medicaid expansion, and converts the program's funding to a per-capita allotment.
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"You have about 5,000 miles to make in two months and then it all freezes up again," Reeves said of the Northwest Passage.
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As has been said many times before, the freezes on hiring, promotions, are only temporary while we study how to refine our organization.
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That deal entails Xi's administration resuming some economic relations with Kim's government if the latter freezes missile and nuclear weapons tests, he explained.
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Far from letting markets work, the deregulatory agenda freezes markets in time to protect incumbents against innovators who can build a better mousetrap.
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Ministers agreed the arms embargo and the legal basis for travel bans and asset freezes without debate at a regular meeting in Brussels.
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In cold weather, she explained, the water in their drinking bowls freezes shortly after she puts it out, so they must be quick.
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Immediate to-dos have focused on fraud alerts, credit freezes and monitoring to curtail thieves' ability to open new accounts in victims' names.
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As partial compensation, babka freezes beautifully, so most recipes yield two loaves: one for now, and one to defrost for your next brunch.
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Health care companies are looking for help, but most other firms are instituting job freezes, said Andrew Challenger, the firm's senior vice president.
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Christopher Steele, author of the "Steele dossier" about Trump, finds himself a target of the Senate Judiciary Committee; Trump freezes Pakistan's security aid.
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I massage her knotted shoulder when it freezes up, and we laugh riotously alone together in the dark after turning off the lights.
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A tick dies moving from a warm room to a freezer because water in its cells freezes, crystallizes and breaks its cell membranes.
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The United States has already imposed sanctions on Venezuela's vital oil sector and announced asset freezes and travel bans targeting top government officials.
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Many people seeking credit freezes spent hours (or days!) fighting their way onto websites that were not built for moments of mass panic.
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Hanawalt strolls Juniper easily down the middle of the street, but as she tries to coax her into a lush meadow, Juniper freezes.
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Freezes, she said, stay in place until a legal guardian or the child changes the child's status after he or she turns 16.
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"These facts will again be reinforced once the freezes on personnel movement, including hiring, are lifted at the appropriate time," the spokesperson said.
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According to Schoenberg, that is resulting in both service crashes or freezes with "voluntary member disconnects," which providers might experience as call drops.
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The low quality of the video, which briefly freezes either deliberately or because of a glitch, adds to the ambiguity, the analysis showed.
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I might triple it, in fact, because it freezes well, and that'd be the next couple of Wednesday night dinners sorted right there.
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Grated citrus zest, covered in a little of the juice, also freezes well though it will never be as flavorful as freshly grated.
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But some offerings carry fees, and consumer advocates prefer freezes because the rules are set by law, rather than by the credit bureaus.
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Shoppers have favored chicken during the coronavirus crisis in part because it is more affordable and freezes better than other meats, analysts said.
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Shoppers have favored chicken during the coronavirus crisis in part because it is more affordable and freezes better than other meats, analysts said.
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A wedding-anniversary date that he arranges—dinner at home, candles, wine, "Sexy Mama" on the turntable—warms toward intimacy and then freezes.
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It will also loosen regulations for mortgage lenders, expand access to free credit freezes for Americans and change rules for student loan defaults.
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" Democratic strategist Doug Thornell said as the impeachment proceeding dominates the news cycle, "it freezes the race for at least a little while.
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Trump said last week he would make the designation to disrupt the cartels' finances through sanctions such as asset freezes and travel bans.
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To keep the STF solvent past fiscal 2020, the report outlined several proposals, including a rail fare increase, subsidy reductions and hiring freezes.
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"Then if the ice freezes up behind them, they have a harder time getting access to water," he told the Canadian broadcaster, CBC.
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The sensors can also malfunction if water pools around them and then freezes when the plane reaches a certain altitude, the engineers said.
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The U.S. sanctions imposed under the Magnitsky Act imposed visa bans and asset freezes on Russian officials linked to the death of Magnitsky.
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It makes sense as a defense strategy, but as cybersecurity reporter Brian Krebs reports today, the protections around those freezes are easy to subvert.
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Power price freezes by previous governments have been overruled by the courts as smaller power vendors challenged them in court, saying they distort competition.
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Those could include asset freezes and travel bans on Iran's Revolutionary Guards and Iranians developing the Islamic Republic's ballistic missile programme, three diplomats said.
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The majority of the new "urban in-line" locations will serve beer, wine, sangria, and Twisted Freezes, aka slushies with tequila, rum, or vodka.
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Even better, the spray — which gradually slows down and freezes whatever it strikes — is also an effective counter to D.Va's agile, mech-free form.
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Thomaz Favaro, regional director for consultancy Control Risks, said the price freezes reflect the government's concern as it looked to win back wary voters.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly summarized the Reuters report that Saudi Arabia agreed to lower production if Iran freezes its output.
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If Pluto's atmosphere collapses and freezes over, the dwarf planet may appear brighter in our sky because it will reflect more sunlight, Cole said.
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Even diligent companies might inadvertently fall foul of the asset freezes by dealing with a listed individual or entity in Syria's opaque business climate.
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The image Clayton captured freezes the fatal moment -- rocks kick up and the orange flare of the blast cuts across the blue Afghan sky.
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The top layer, the "active layer," freezes and thaws with the seasons, but the layer beneath stays at 0 degrees Celsius for multiple years.
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In a bid to avoid unnecessary tax hikes or budget freezes, the government took the "extraordinary" decision to delay the budget measures, he added.
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It has appealed against asset freezes imposed as part of the litigation but its latest request was turned down by a court on Tuesday.
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Lee also contended that oil, which has weighed on investor sentiment, "looks better" as prices stabilize with more indications of output freezes from producers.
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A group of people gets together, poses, and freezes in place, and someone with a camera walks around recording the scene while music plays.
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The program originally had 36 billion reais earmarked for public investments in 2017 but successive budget freezes have whittled it to 19.7 billion reais.
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"We are experiencing a high volume of requests for security freezes," spokesman Jefferies said, adding that Equifax was working diligently to improve customer service.
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It has appealed against asset freezes imposed as part of the litigation but its latest request was turned down by a court last Tuesday.
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Salary increases are needed, she said, in part to make up for freezes during the recession and mitigate what teachers spend on classroom supplies.
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"The Japanese government has been monitoring the movements of Chinese companies with deep ties to North Korea and responding appropriately" by imposing asset freezes.
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There are less bugs, sure, and the app freezes less frequently, but I no longer feel inclined to go a'roving in the tall grass.
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It's a beautifully filmed sequence: his image blurs as Kate freezes, and the moment captures her panic and disorientation, her paralysis in the crisis.
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The Government Accountability Office concluded that previous hiring freezes were simply bad policy: they increased costs and disrupted operations, and didn't make government smaller.
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On top of that, the car's electronics have given him headaches — its infotainment system often freezes up and its rearview camera sometimes goes out.
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We'll just have to wait until those darned tax returns become available, something I predict we can expect the very second hell freezes over.
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The new travel bans and asset freezes, discussed and reported by Reuters in May , follow EU moves against seven other senior officials in January.
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Yet Kano basically freezes him in time, like some sort of grime Magneto, levitating his immobile victim in the air with a solitary hand.
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Every now and again, an image forces its way out of the endless stream of vernacular, commercial and artistic pictures and freezes our attention.
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The measure expands the list of people subject to asset freezes and travel bans; they include some envoys to countries like Egypt and Sudan.
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The outgoing government is introducing measures, including price freezes and handouts, to try to protect the population from the shock rippling through the economy.
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I introduce myself to the man to my left, tell him that I work in the environmental field, and his face freezes in terror.
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Freezes keep any new creditors from seeing your credit file, which makes it nearly impossible for hackers to open new accounts in your name.
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Another badge is used to note when TripAdvisor freezes reviews during major news events where posts may not reflect the opinions of actual guests.
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"Once you step on the field and the team starts winning, it freezes it in lock and step," Mr. O'Grady said of the jersey.
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They provide the funding that the rest of the economy relies on, meaning that if financing freezes up en masse, a recession can result.
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Free security freezes were already available in some states and in certain situations, but the federal law requires that they be made available nationally.
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When I asked Equifax on Sunday why it was not making freezes free, Wyatt Jefferies, a spokesman, did not respond to that particular question.
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The Sanders campaign and left-wing media have been digging up Biden's decades-old remarks about addressing federal spending through freezes on entitlement programs.
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The sanctions Trump would abolish restrict Russia's banking, energy, and defense sectors, and impose visa bans and asset freezes on Russian and Crimean individuals.
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A boy may decide to wear a dress to school and when he walks into the classroom, the teacher freezes up for a second.
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Anecdotal evidence says that mostly it works—except for when the car confuses asphalt and grass, freezes, or pins itself against a garage door.
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The bankruptcy filing freezes current lawsuits and could force future claims to be handled as part of an overall reorganization plan in bankruptcy court.
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Here are the questions we don't have answers to, drawn from 18 questions I sent to Equifax on Tuesday night about locks and freezes.
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In addition, the helium may have been below the temperature at which oxygen freezes, and some of the trapped oxygen may have become solid.
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Each bureau would then be obliged to compete for consumers by offering free and easy credit freezes and presumably other perks, possibly even cash.
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The fictional world just freezes where it is, and players must form their own conclusions about who "won" or what would have happened next.
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Related: Break from Real Life with VR Cinemagraphs [Exclusive] These Delicious Cooking GIFs Are Infinite Food Porn Storm Chasing Photographer Freezes Supercells into Stunning Cinemagraphs
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Pendergrast: Not much grows where good coffee grows—between 3,000 and 6,000 feet above sea level in semi-tropical areas where the temperature never freezes.
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It freezes over every winter, and an alternative Elfstedentocht has been held there annually since 1989, drawing thousands to several races spread over two weeks.
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Hiring freezes at Alibaba and Baidu have signaled recent caution about spending, according to Mark Natkin, founder of the research firm Marbridge Consulting in Beijing.
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Without this, the government has little hope of containing its growing public debt or complying with a constitutional amendment that freezes spending in real terms.
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The central bank is now fixing the exchange-rate band, or instituting currency controls, while the government freezes prices on 60 food products until October.
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Either way, the BSOD blocking bug and Chrome freezes should ring alarm bells in Redmond over the software quality of the latest Windows 10 update.
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The strike, expected to last from Monday evening until 2000 GMT on Tuesday, was called by French energy sector workers to protest against wage freezes.
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The two main ways I get rid of a double chin are with Kybella, which dissolves the fat, and CoolSculpting, which freezes the fat cells.
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News last year that a reboot of the series that aired for six seasons on NBC will happen "pretty close to when hell freezes over."
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Travel bans and asset freezes would only be imposed on Venezuelan officials "should the evolution of the situation require it", a second EU diplomat said.
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The EU has already imposed travel restrictions and asset freezes against 150 people and 38 companies in response to Russia's annexation of Crimea from Ukraine.
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As it takes on the weight of its payload—a triangular assortment of solar panels, antennas, and varied electronics—it freezes for just a moment.
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Instead, the funding bill freezes the financial agency's budget at last year's levels, rejecting the Obama administration's proposal to increase funding by about $1 billion.
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Arizona and Maine have both used enrollment freezes to wind down earlier Medicaid expansions to able-bodied adults after the programs faced massive cost overruns.
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And warmer winters mean more rain, which freezes on the ground trapping the plants under ice, and making it hard for grazing animals to feed.
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The most recent freezing technique—"vitrification," which flash-freezes eggs in liquid nitrogen—only saw a first UK baby born through the method in 2010.
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In any office, the IT department are the first ones you call when your computer freezes or when your company-issued device catches a virus.
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A newly discovered iOS bug lets an attacker construct a simple text message which, when sent to an iPhone, immediately freezes and possibly restarts it.
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EU foreign ministers have reinforced their sanctions several times in recent years to include asset freezes and bans on financing and the delivery of banknotes.
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As it flows out of the raised end of a discharge pipe, "(it) freezes as it falls to gradually form an ice cone," Wangchuk explained.
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The asset-hunters are careful to take photographs of facades before applying for asset-freezes, so they can provide before-and-after pictures as evidence.
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Giving a statement to the House of Commons soon afterwards, May said the UK was going to impose asset freezes on both Kovtun and Lugovoi.
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Ongoing server troubles are likely the culprit behind many of the most widespread complaints, such as trouble loading the app, slow speeds, and screen freezes.
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In 250, after protests against an IMF agreement that mandated wage freezes and cuts to welfare, the then-prime minister, Michael Manley, broke it off.
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The culprit would likely be a severe reversal of the now favorable employment picture — widespread hiring and wage freezes, mass layoffs, job loss, rising unemployment.
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Most significant, he predicted that topological defects would emerge in the universe at each phase transition, similar to the cracks that form when water freezes.
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For several years in a row, we could well see discretionary programs subjected to hard freezes that erode their ability to serve the public's needs.
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Such steps are possible if the administration is willing to offer Kim real rewards for demonstrable concessions, like freezes or rollbacks on Pyongyang's weapons programs.
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Still, Farshchi said credit freezes and monitoring services are still the best way to determine whether personal data has been stolen or your identity misused.
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The resolution calls on the administration to impose travel bans and asset freezes on Azerbaijani officials responsible for gross violations of internationally recognized human rights.
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With meat so delicious it gives brain freezes, it's no wonder bluefin fishermen ignore catch quotas and chefs will drop seven figures for bragging rights.
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He suggests choosing a full-bodied and bold rosé for this particular recipe, because the wine can lose some of its flavor when it freezes.
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Despite that aspect of Chapter 9, which prevents the imposition of tax increases or pension freezes in bankruptcies involving cities like Detroit and Stockton, Calif.
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Mogherini also warned that more economic sanctions, normally in the form of asset freezes and travel bans, were an option if dialogue with Maduro failed.
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The way she pauses and freezes between statements — as if she's downloading a new dialogue program and recalibrating her expression to fit it — is uncanny.
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He is known to play a ruthless inside game as he maneuvers to win bureaucratic battles and freezes out people he thinks have crossed him.
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Other than the expulsions, May went no further than current EU sanctions which include travel restrictions and asset freezes against 150 people and 38 companies.
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She stood at a highway overpass in her dad's old red sweatshirt — Hell Freezes Over, it read — as plumes of smoke churned above her neighborhood.
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Nevertheless, when the company decided to embark on an effort to encourage better personal financial fitness, it felt like it had to advocate freezes forcefully.
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The only feasible near-term objective is for old allies to come together and push an agreement that freezes North Korean missile and nuclear tests.
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Pesto freezes brilliantly — do individual dinner-size portions, for targeted defrosting — and goes well not just with pasta, but with beans, potatoes, chicken and seafood.
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U.S. airlines have instituted hiring freezes, slashed flying and warned their employees that the situation is like nothing they have ever seen, including the Sept.
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The technique is different from that of 242Below, the Thai ice cream chain, where the mix is rolled as it freezes on a chilled surface.
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That decision — and broader hiring freezes — will depend on the status of the government's efforts to stop the COVID-19 outbreak over the coming months.
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Weekly jobless claims are set to hit a second straight record as the coronavirus outbreak further freezes the US economy, experts surveyed by Bloomberg said.
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Details: The relaxed rule freezes federal emissions standards at 603 levels, stagnating fuel economy at 260 mpg rather than the scheduled 2000 mpg by 22.
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People who had already established security freezes, and now want to thaw them to apply for a loan or credit card, will see a difference.
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In the fall it freezes back up, creating a cycle in which soil layers get mixed down to the bedrock, concentrating carbon at the bottom.
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And around the corner was Skinney Medspa, a boutique offering "noninvasive body contouring" treatments like CoolSculpting, a weight-loss treatment that freezes fat cells away.
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"We will hold the line until hell freezes over, and then we will be here on ice skates," Muskogee High School teacher Diane Walker said.
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This could include freezes to taxes on vehicle fuel and air travel, and modest further investment in infrastructure such as roads and broadband internet connections.
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It agreed to waive freeze fees for a while and automatically refund the money that people had spent on freezes before it made that decision.
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For instance, why won't Equifax pay for permanent credit freezes at all of the major credit bureaus for everyone who was affected by this breach?
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Da Silva said Galp had not been affected by freezes put on dos Santos's bank accounts or by probes into her partnerships with Portuguese companies.
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We'll find out whether Trump's refugee and visa freezes from Muslim countries are actually temporary, a means to stricter screening, or whether they become permanent.
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The water in the pit, on the other hand, rarely freezes, and the birds saw it as a place to rest on their wearying journey.
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The funding uncertainty has also impacted community health centers, some of which have instituted hiring freezes and run into trouble retaining and recruiting new staff.
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In portraying people who debate themselves into a state of stasis — endlessly discussing philosophies of history and politics — "Bright Room" itself freezes into flamboyant paralysis.
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Any Iranians targeted would be subject to asset freezes and bans on travelling to the EU or doing business with companies based in the bloc.
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It keeps Obamacare's Medicaid expansion until 2020 — even allowing new states to sign up — and then freezes the expansion and cuts overall program spending thereafter.
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She freezes it in big batches, which means at the end of the day she only has to boil the pasta and thaw the sauce.
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He also seemed to put academics, including the humanities, as a top priority, avoiding cuts by belt-tightening in other ways, such as hiring freezes.
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Visa bans and asset freezes on companies and individuals were lifted for these industries and for some others related to nuclear, arms and ballistic missile activities.
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Zlatan demands that time freezes at the 10th minute—10 happens to be Zlatan's number—, causing all players to stop, and receives a standing ovation graciously.
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The president has issued an executive order that, generally, bans individuals from seven different countries from entering the United States and freezes the broader refugee program.
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In addition, the act freezes Medicaid expansion in 2020, strips funding for Planned Parenthood for a year and expands the incentives to use health-savings accounts.
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While the Times recommended signing up for some sort of fraud-protection service, it also wrote users could put permanent freezes on their credit card files.
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But research shows that federal hiring freezes regularly hurt veterans more than other groups and cost the government more because they lead to boosts in contracting.
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Not only will that prevent fraud alerts and freezes to your accounts, but you'll learn about any potential fees you might incur and can plan ahead.
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Sea ice around the North Pole freezes to its biggest at the end of the winter in March, and thaws to an annual minimum in September.
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"I would have never thought that credit freezes are worth the hassle for us," Liz Weston, a financial planner and columnist at NerdWallet, told BuzzFeed News.
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The Senate's updated version contains a provision that, for six months, freezes out anyone signing up for insurance that did not maintain coverage the previous year.
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When hiring freezes or layoffs increase, people who still have jobs stay in them, making it harder for anyone looking for work to find a position.
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Now the Trump administration is in power and, under the approach that turnabout is fair play, Democrats have fought to keep the salary freezes in place.
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During practice, Simon notices Jeremy is flirtatiously smiling at him again, so he physically freezes up and turns to Annabelle, who's perched right next to him.
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And when they know I know it, which I know in every case maybe it sort of freezes them up a little bit, but we do.
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Egypt has launched a renewed crackdown on human rights groups, questioning staff and ordering asset freezes on accusations they took foreign funding to destabilize the country.
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Later on, another javelin uses a power that freezes a number of enemies within an area, and that attack is paired with another player's missile barrage.
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Ditching the jack freezes up space for a battery with a longer life, and you can still plug in your wireless headphones through the Lightning port.
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"We'll routinely do 'spending freezes' where we'll go for a certain period of time without spending any money in certain areas of our budget," Amber says.
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First, the number of magistrates has halved in the past decade, driven by short-sighted recruitment freezes leaving too few magistrates to do the work required.
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Mr Desmond has achieved this by squeezing costs, imposing pay freezes and making journalists redundant; there are only about 460 staff left across all four titles.
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They finally won support this week to go ahead with preparations to impose asset freezes and travel bans, though the sanctions have yet to be adopted.
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By this definition, the habitable zone's outer edge is where energy from the Sun is so scarce that CO22 freezes out, like it does on Mars.
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Between the lines: The policy would impose visa bans and asset freezes on state and non-state actors who use cyber tools to cripple information networks.
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Its sanctions impose asset freezes and bar Canadians and people in Canada from dealing with the listed officers "or providing financial or related services to them".
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However, much of the rest of the year isn't so welcoming: the water surrounding the archipelago islands freezes over with ice up to 50 centimeters thick.
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So when Florida freezes over, the momentarily moribund reptiles plop from the trees and become motionless "iguancicles," as we should probably all agree to call them.
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EU nationals will also be hit with asset freezes, although they cannot be blocked from returning home and governments have promised to arrest and prosecute them.
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Getting rid of the water in this way is essential, as it's often a vector for environmental harm; water damages cells as it freezes, for example.
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The home secretary, Theresa May, duly made a toughly worded statement in Parliament on January 21st and announced asset freezes against Mr Kovtun and Mr Lugovoi.
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An employee gets a virus, his system freezes, a naughty message appears on his screen and IT has to come out and wipe the PC clean.
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Fed up with Meggan's constant putdowns about her sisters' shortcomings, Linda leaves her alone outside at a party, and she freezes to death in the snow.
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It freezes their pensions and makes relatively little effort to find out where they are, what they are doing or even how many of them exist.
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Give them an in-home movie theater experience with the Zoku slush and shake maker that freezes and slushifies its contents in just about seven minutes.
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Past freezes on refugee resettlement occurred in 2017 when President Trump was reviewing the refugee vetting process, and in 2001 following the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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The Magnitsky Acts, which are imposed visa sanctions and asset freezes on human rights violators, have become emblematic of fighting impunity and kleptocracy around the world.
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It looks highly unrealistic to expect this to be done by the end of the transition period, which broadly freezes the status quo, in December 2020.
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She freezes out a gentleman farmer because he grows a newfangled apple, the Honeycrisp, rather than heirloom varieties (and because he's more successful than the Lombards).
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But at least ten, including California and its two million enrollees, would see fairly immediate impacts, including enrollment freezes and a shortfall in paying for care.
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Lovell's consuming yet enigmatic scene freezes us in time to confront his anonymous subject, compelling us to wonder who he is, and what his circumstances are.
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In fact, the system is largely a result of one event, World War II, and the wage freezes and tax policy that emerged because of it.
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For weeks, we have been asking Equifax dozens of questions about credit freezes, credit locks and the trouble readers have been having with its various systems.
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So far this year, it has announced spending freezes worth 34 billion reais in an effort to balance the government's books and meet its fiscal targets.
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Something similar happens in Ingmar Bergman's 1966 film "Persona," when the actress Elisabet, portrayed by Liv Ullmann, freezes during a performance of "Electra" and stops speaking.
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When the action freezes and the filmmakers appear — portrayed by the same actors we've just watched in the movie scenes — the play shifts fully into gear.
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The Council has also targeted imports to the country and levied travel bans and asset freezes on certain North Koreans tied to the country's weapons program.
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Even with lots of lead time, it botched the 2018 rollout of a credit lock service it hoped people would use in lieu of credit freezes.
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Experts say there might be a "delayed reaction" to coronavirus' impact on hiring, and layoffs and hiring freezes will increase if the virus doesn't slow down.
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The court said that Berlin's city legislature did not have the power to pass the legislation, which freezes rents in the German capital for five years.
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Instead, with hiring freezes in almost every industry, Mr. Hooper said he would probably have to apply for welfare payments, which he has never done before.
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With the new law taking effect, two bureaus — Equifax and TransUnion — this month abandoned the use of personal identification numbers, or PINs, to manage freezes online.
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"Once you get the rain on the top of the snow, most often it completely freezes to solid ice that completely covers the plants," she said.
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You manage thaws and re-freezes via web portals maintained by the credit bureaus, with credentials they assign to you, says Robert Siciliano, CEO of idtheftsecurity.
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Designating groups as terrorist organizations aims to disrupt the finances of suspected members and their supporters via U.S. sanctions such as asset freezes and travel bans.
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Community health centers are reporting getting turned down for bank loans, instituting hiring freezes, all the while trying to reassure patients and staff about the future.
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The president has issued an executive order that, generally, bans individuals from seven different countries from entering the United States and freezes the broader refugee program.
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This is a great strategy for an evergreen plant, as it protects fresh green leaves from hungry woodland herbivores, like deer, as well as winter freezes.
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But for super cold days, when sweat freezes on my eyelashes, I go all in: REI Co-op Tahoma mittens, which lean more toward ski mittens.
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But if a migrant who wants to ask for asylum gets scared and freezes up, there's no obligation to provide them with a credible fear interview.
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Washington views Guaido as Venezuela's legitimate leader and has imposed sanctions on the country's oil sector and announced asset freezes and visa bans targeting top government officials.
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The executive order freezes any property of the North Korean government in the United States and prohibits exportation of goods from the United States to North Korea.
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And it rarely recovers or snaps out of it, so I usually have to hold down the power button for a hard reset whenever the freezes occur.
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It's been almost a week since Microsoft rolled out the KB4056892 security update for Windows 10, and some AMD users are reporting system freezes after installing it.
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The European Union also said it was ready to put more Syrians under travel bans and asset freezes, suspecting them of directing attacks on civilians in Aleppo.
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It bars the 2400 Californian cities that have them from introducing rent control in buildings constructed after 2000, and freezes previous municipal rent-control ordinances in place.
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Everyone knows water freezes once temperatures drop to 32°F (0°C), but that's one of those little lies of oversimplification we use to skip messy details.
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Less ice crystal formation and an intense creaminess that's reminiscent of store-bought premium ice cream, thanks to a more powerful compressor that freezes the mixture faster.
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Apple says its faulty logic boards may have been causing random restarts, screen freezes, and defective startup initiations that prevent the iPhone 8 from turning on properly.
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They are not as sweeping as the U.S. sanctions, but are still extensive and include asset freezes, travel bans, trade restrictions, financial sanctions and an arms embargo.
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The bar uses a nanofiltration water filter system and a directional freezing method that freezes the ice from the top down (to not trap air particles inside).
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Additionally, there are concerns that hiring freezes and job cuts will adversely impact veterans, many of whom leave their service and hope to land federal government jobs.
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And for anyone who's into poop but not into brain freezes, Brookie's Cookies NYC can ship poop emoji sugar cookies and poop emoji lollipops by the dozen.
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YAKUTSK, Russia (Reuters) - When the Siberian winter bites and the mighty Lena River freezes, workers at the Yakutsk shipyard brace for a backbreaking but vital task - 'vymorozka'.
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They struggle with their camera equipment; at one point, while attempting a lengthy livestream tour of the sprawling press center, the picture freezes while the audio continues.
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WE'RE GETTING CONFLICTING REPORTS OUT OF THE MIDDLE EAST AND OUT OF OPEC ESPECIALLY ABOUT WHETHER THEY ARE GOING TO AGREE TO PRODUCTION FREEZES, MAYBE PRODUCTION DECLINES.
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No details were immediately available on the agreement although the local newspaper Heraldo said it included a five-year pact, salary freezes for this year and raises.
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Ransomware is a type of malware that infects computers or computer networks and then freezes them, with the attackers demanding a ransom in order to restore services.
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The president has already been forced to embrace some populist policies, including grains export taxes and price freezes on food staples, two hallmarks of the Fernandez years.
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In the case of Khamenei, Trump's executive order freezes all property subject to U.S. jurisdiction that is held by the Supreme Leader or those in his office.
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Asset freezes and travel bans were imposed on some 16 people and 12 companies, and North Korea was also forbidden to sell gold and rare-earth minerals.
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In video chats, Cubans see the faces and recognize the features of a grandchild or sibling not seen for the longest time, before the image freezes up.
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The European Parliament has already called for this many times and in 2014 even proposed visa bans and asset freezes against people responsible for the Magnitsky murder.
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The decision to not install that patch was "beyond troubling," said U.S. PIRG, a grassroots advocacy group which has recommended that consumers put freezes on their credit.
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"He has movement on everything, especially the fastball he throws in on left-handers that moves back over the inner half and freezes the hitter," Ventura said.
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Oh, and every time I try and sift through the phone it freezes, to the point where even making a quick call is a complicated, multistep process.
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It replaces subsidies that low-income people can use to buy insurance with limited tax credits, and freezes the Medicaid expansion program over the next few years.
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"You can mandate freezes all you want," said Tom Allison, a director at Young Invincibles, a national research group that helps expand economic opportunity for young adults.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union on Thursday imposed travel bans and asset freezes on four people suspected of "deceptive financial practices" to benefit North Korea's arms program.
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While Equifax is now offering freezes and locks on your credit file, it is also pushing free enrollment (through January) in its TrustedID Premier credit monitoring service.
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The territory's top finance officials, for example, were dismayed when they learned the bill would also allow Beijing to begin requesting freezes on assets in Hong Kong.
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Before Mr. O'Haver and his colleagues could property educate customers about freezes, they had to get up to speed on the process of freezing a file themselves.
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Also to make a big pot of this firehouse chili gumbo, which contains every tomato product you can find in a can, tastes delicious and freezes beautifully.
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The ban also freezes resettlement of all refugees regardless of their country of origin, but again, refugees who already have a valid visa should be allowed in.
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The company said it was indeed experiencing a high volume of requests for security freezes and promised that it was working hard to fix the technical issues.
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"Freezes are a right mandated by law and not conditional on terms set by companies," said Mike Litt, consumer campaign director at U.S. Public Interest Research Group.
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BERLIN, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The Berlin city legislature approved on Thursday legislation that freezes rents in the German capital for five years, parliament said on its website.
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The context is the Magnitsky Act, a 2012 American law that freezes the assets held in the United States by Russian officials responsible for human rights abuses.
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So, if you live in a place that frequently experiences deep freezes, you'll probably want to keep a traditional heating system in place alongside your heat pump.
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"Every single time, they do me like —," she said, then simulating how she freezes up and shrinks into an awkward, shy version of herself in their presence.
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At the poles in winter, it falls out of the air and freezes to ice, then wafts back into the atmosphere as temperatures warm in the spring.
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"Freezes are a right mandated by law and not conditional on terms set by companies," said Mike Litt, consumer campaign director at U.S. Public Interest Research Group.
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Anyone with even a passing knowledge of European history will know what to expect when the family freezes at the sound of someone pounding on the door.
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Part of what freezes me is the calm beauty of the result; even Nell Leathers with her rifle is relaxed, her principal concern being chicken-stealing hawks.
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Citing those asset freezes, the Statis this year sought to discontinue court proceedings in England, while Kazakhstan planned to use them to prove its allegations of fraud.
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That drilling fluid, which circulates to clear out debris and keep parts lubricated, freezes at air temperatures between 10 and 20 degrees Fahrenheit (-1003 to -7 Celsius).
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The move is the first time in almost a year that the EU has widened its travel bans and asset freezes to more people close to Maduro.
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Or more directly, if businesses pull back on investment spending, they may also make moves that reduce consumers' incomes, including layoffs, hiring freezes and cuts to overtime.
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Or more directly, if businesses pull back on investment spending, they may also make moves that reduce consumers' incomes, including layoffs, hiring freezes and cuts to overtime.
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Federal law now requires credit bureaus to offer security freezes free of charge, and they're much simpler to set up than in the past, Ms. Tetreault said.
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The Trump administration failed to codify nuclear and missile test freezes, which raises the risk that this peace process could collapse over certain types of missile tests.
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"It's not in our interests that the process freezes up," Macron told reporters in Paris, adding he had spoken with Merkel shortly after the failure of talks.
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Rio has no fun stuff going on beside mega events, and the mega events just opted to operate in a way that freezes culture as a whole.
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Depending on just how the ice freezes over the winter, you can see all kinds of different ice formations around the Great Lakes over the winter, including pancake ice (when the ice freezes like a series of flat pancakes along the surface), ice chandeliering (eruptions of ice splinters on the surrounding land), and ice boulders (just like it sounds, a series of ice boulders lined up all along the shore).
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Prices per freeze vary depending on where you live, but often times, you can get these freezes for free if you prove you're a victim of identity theft.
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When it's time for the firs to be dragged to the curb, that's when the windchill smacks you in the face and freezes you down to your soul.
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The sanctions include travel bans and asset freezes on people and entities; curbs on energy, financial and defence dealings with Russia and limits on doing business in Crimea.
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Hiring freezes and attrition will simply mean that many of the most talented people leave, leaving agencies stuck more and more with personnel who can't find jobs elsewhere.
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It is the creeping thought of a warm blanket entering the mind of stranded mountain climber, shortly before he freezes to death, buried in ten feet of snow.
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The chief financial officer of TransUnion, Todd Cello, said last week that the company is spending more money on call centers as consumers seek answers and credit freezes.
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As first reported by the Washington Post, the raises are a result of expiring salary freezes on many senior government officials, including cabinet members and the vice president.
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Aguilar y Wedge: And also, this was a very timely piece because as we've seen, there are freezes already, changes in the political climate that are not good.
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The asset freezes made last year were unusual both because of their size and the fact they affected sovereign funds traditionally regarded as immune to such legal claims.
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Saudi Arabia has agreed to lower production only if Iran freezes output, Reuters reported last week, but it remains to be seen if Tehran will be on board.
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That's when it's so frigid, underground water freezes and expands, cracking the rock and dirt upon which the city is built, leading to what sound like small explosions.
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After all, we like to lose ourselves in a cinematic story, and when everything freezes and the little "buffering" icon appears, most of us start groaning with frustration.
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The sweet treat has been putting smiles on people's faces (and giving us all massive brain freezes) ever since it first appeared at 7-Eleven back in 1965.
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The sanctions include travel bans and asset freezes on people and entities; curbs on energy, financial and defense dealings with Russia and limits on doing business in Crimea.
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The budget freezes will be "substantially smaller," however, than the 58.2 billion reais ($18.9 billion) shortfall the government just announced in its bimonthly mandatory budget report, he said.
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He was also one of several prominent Russian politicians slapped with visa restrictions and asset freezes in mid-2014 amid Russia's occupation and annexation of Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula.
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The option most widely discussed by U.S. politicians is the so-called Magnitsky Act, which can impose visa bans and asset freezes on individuals over human rights issues.
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The law freezes the bank accounts and bars entry to the United States of Russian officials who U.S. authorities said were responsible for the Russian lawyer's suspicious death.
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When the paper-reinforced ice freezes (nearly instantly), it will be three times as strong, and 10 times as tough, as ordinary frozen water, according to the statement.
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Perhaps it's the way she freezes otherwise ephemeral moments, allowing the viewer to see—in stunning and sometimes surreal detail—the details and peculiarities of a crashing wave.
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Mei tosses out a small probe that damages, slows and rapidly freezes any foe caught in its area of effect, marked by a colored circle on the ground.
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Because of the low atmospheric pressure on the Martian surface, water on Mars stays liquid only for a short period of time; it either quickly freezes or boils.
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He announced that fellowships and internships that were thought to be on the chopping block will remain, that hiring freezes announced when he came on will be temporary.
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From its start, the current administration led many scientists to say there is a "war on science" unfolding as hiring freezes and budget cuts struck vital scientific agencies.
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If the Fed caves to Trump's repeated criticism and slows or freezes interest-rate increases, the already damaging effects of excessively low rates will be magnified and prolonged.
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Just as Dan finally manages to fill in an unemployment form on the internet with the help of a young man at his local library, the computer freezes.
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We&aposve written plenty this year about Wall Street headcount; layoffs at places like Deutsche Bank and Charles Schwab; hiring freezes; and shrinking financial adviser ranks at wirehouses.
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But now, the bill freezes any legislation from creditors and allows the oversight board to step in and work toward an affordable debt restructuring package for the island.
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The law imposes a financial ban and asset freezes on the government and its component parts, and the Workers Party of Korea, of which Kim is the chairman.
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Oil prices sank early after a source familiar with Iranian thinking said Tehran would attend the Doha meeting, but not necessarily take part in negotiations over production freezes.
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Professors tell of the scarcity of basic school supplies like paper and chalk, swelling class sizes, hiring freezes and increasing reliance on poorly paid adjuncts to teach classes.
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Earlier on Monday, the European Union imposed travel bans and asset freezes - its first - on seven security officials it says have violated human rights and helped disrupt elections.
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Second, President Trump can add a formal letter to the U.N. Security Council pledging not to act against the regime as long as it freezes its missile program.
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So with tuition unable to cover costs, thanks to freezes and budget cuts by state legislatures, many public colleges are using fees to help pay for core instruction.
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They're different from freezes: Under a fraud alert, a lender seeking to approve an application must first contact you to verify the request is not from an imposter.
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In the wake of a different breach in 2015, one top Experian executive resisted the call from consumer groups for it to offer freezes gratis to the victims.
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Making good on his promise last episode to perform a service for Axe postelection, Chuck freezes the assets of the Russian plutocrat and staunch Axelrod adversary Grigor Andolov.
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In addition to prohibiting American companies from doing business with him, the designation freezes Márquez assets in the United States and makes it difficult for him to travel.
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We earnestly ask, "Is everything O.K.?" and our teenager responds with a full stop "No," an insincere "Yeah," or freezes us out while fielding a flurry of texts.
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The officials, who will face sanctions that include travel bans and asset freezes, are close allies of Mr. Kabila, whose second and last presidential term expired in December.
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For treatment, a nurse freezes the lesion off with what looks like a plastic gun — and the woman's life is saved for a total cost of about $3.
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Additionally, this law freezes the assets of members of Iran's militant arm, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corp (IRGC), who are responsible for the implementation of Iran's military agenda.
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More than two-thirds of respondents to a survey of federal scientists across 22017 agencies said that hiring freezes and departures made it harder to conduct scientific work.
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Some states had already required credit agencies to lift the charge, but the new law makes placing, lifting, and permanently removing freezes free no matter where you live.
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The job cuts across the group will only incur a €800m one-off charge, he said, as not replacing leavers and imposing hiring freezes will reduce severance costs.
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That leaves a negotiated settlement that first freezes and then rolls back North Korea's nuclear program, with inspectors to carefully scrutinize compliance — much as we did with Iran.
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But at some point, you might need to quit the app (maybe your phone freezes or the app crashes) and then you'll be forced onto the new app.
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They, and others, face freezes on any assets they have that are subject to U.S. jurisdiction, and a ban on doing future business with American entities and individuals.
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Maxine Waters (Calif.), called on Congress to "diligently examine the way our credit reporting agencies are operating" and for Equifax to offer free credit freezes to affected customers.
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On Tuesday, May said the government was "ready to take much more extensive measures" against Russia, beyond the commonplace expulsion of diplomats, visa freezes and suspended security cooperation.
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Equifax eventually relented and said it would stop charging fees for freezes, even as its horror show of a website was still charging fees days after the announcement.
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They tested two potential failures of MCAS: a high-speed maneuver in which the system doesn't trigger, and a low-speed stall when it activates but then freezes.
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He alights into a blitz of whirling kicks, headstands, statuesque elbow freezes, and more technical moves that would send you to a B-Boy glossary or medical encyclopedia.
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Models suggest that when white dwarfs crystallize, they release heat in order to enter the lower-energy phase, the way heat energy leaves water as it freezes into ice.
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T'Challa is visibly in awe of this woman, from when he freezes in Nigeria (just like Okoye knew he would) to when she saves his life and subsequently Wakanda.
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Pokémon Go, while clearly immensely popular, has been prone to issues including random crashes and game state freezes, since its launch last week, so any improvements are definitely welcome.
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The period of time between when the lake freezes and when the ice becomes thick enough to support winter activities "is actually a sad period of time," he says.
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Congress couldn't even advance basic legislation that aimed to refund consumers who had to purchase credit freezes from the very credit-reporting agencies, like Equifax, that had been hacked.
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BP's Spencer Dale said he could not predict what OPEC and other major producers would do and said promised freezes had come from nations unlikely to increase output anyway.
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In a new video posted to her YouTube page, model and YouTube star Gigi Gorgeous cries while recounting a recent experience at a cryobank (which freezes eggs and sperm).
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The virus, which freezes computer systems ostensibly until a ransom is paid via Bitcoin, has affected the Russian oil company Rosneft, Danish shipping company Maersk, and Ukraine's central bank.
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The interview clocks in at four minutes and twenty-nine seconds, but the entire last minute is taken up by Nardwuar performing one of his patented full-body freezes.
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Normally, when a drop of water or a puddle freezes, it starts solidifying into ice at the coldest spot, where it comes in contact with other snow or ice.
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"We decided not to make any further budget freezes ... but the spending caps on all ministries will remain in place," said Waldery Rodrigues, special secretary to the economy ministry.
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The Treasury's action freezes all property in the United States belonging to the five as well as that of any entities in which they own 50 percent or more.
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Another tech adds a simple saline solution, shakes it up in a Whirl-Pak bag, and freezes the liquid—ready to send to doctors and researchers across the country.
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A clampdown on the Environmental Protection Agency's dealings with the press prompted concerns, and short-lived freezes on contracts and grants shook up some public employees and their allies.
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Cernovich claims Clinton "freezes" during the speech and Madison, who he says is "clearly" not a regular member of the Secret Service, is whispering "hypnotic language" in her ear.
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The 2012 Magnitsky Act is named after the 37-year-old Russian auditor and imposes visa bans and asset freezes on officials linked to his death in prison 2009.
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Their big day came complete with a sauce packet bouquet, champagne flutes filled with Twisted Freezes and a feast made up of quesadillas, Cheesy Gordita Crunches, burritos and guacamole.
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EU foreign ministers said in a statement: "The EU will use all the means at its disposal, including individual restrictive measures" - diplomatic language for travel bans and asset freezes.
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The act, signed into law in December 2012, blocks entry into the US and freezes the assets of certain Russian government officials and businessmen accused of human rights violations.
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Although foodstuffs are not restricted, banking sanctions and asset freezes imposed by Washington and Brussels have made it difficult for some trading houses to do business with Assad's government.
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Chester also added that it's likely EPA's numbers dropped, and will drop further, as a result of the budget decrees, early retirements and job freezes happening at the agency.
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Funding for the health centers, which serve millions of poor and uninsured Americans, has been delayed for months, causing uncertainty and, in some cases, hiring freezes or other steps.
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The 2012 Magnitsky Act imposed visa bans and asset freezes on Russian officials linked to the 2009 death in prison of Sergei Magnitsky, a 37-year-old Russian whistleblower.
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Mr. Pastor, a wiry, animated 225-year-old, said Spain could last without a government "until hell freezes over" because politicians were in no position to do more harm.
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This week, the judges will also decide whether to allow prosecutors to impose on me, Mr. Bahgat and our organizations office closings, travel bans, asset freezes and criminal charges.
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The revised measure also freezes all general refugee admissions into the U.S. for 120 days but no longer features preferential language for religious minorities once the refugee program resumes.
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Related: Supercell Storms Roll Across The Great Plains In This Stunning These Stormchasers Want to Teach You About Beautiful, Terrifying Weather Storm Chasing Photographer Freezes Supercells into Stunning Cinemagraphs
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Again, with stock camera app settings, I took the following two images, which freezes a bike rider speeding by, and a flock of birds on the wing very effectively.
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President Obama made clear during a private meeting Wednesday that he would not sign a long-term stopgap measure that freezes current funding levels into next year, Reid said.
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"Those companies with hiring freezes have adopted a short-term bunker mentality to see what plays out in the weeks ahead, before committing to increased staff costs," said Telling.
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Throughout his decades-long career, Mr. Biden has at times supported freezes, and backed proposals that have drawn criticism from some who worry about the effect on the program.
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First, negotiate an interim deal that freezes Pyongyang's program in place and starts to roll it back, gets inspectors on the ground and offers modest, carefully measured economic relief.
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Foodstuffs are not restricted by Western sanctions on Assad's government, but banking sanctions and asset freezes have made it difficult for some trading houses to do business with Syria.
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Such sanctions - if decided on - would likely entail U.S. asset freezes, bans on travel to the United States, prohibitions against Americans doing business with them and other unspecified penalties.
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After the breach, there were a flurry of articles advising people to place credit freezes on their accounts and set up fraud alerts at each of the credit bureaus.
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Litt also said that by imposing a national standard for credit freezes, it prevents states from taking additional steps to give consumers better control of their own credit reports.
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The move freezes the U.S. assets of "oligarchs" as well as punishes non-American individuals and companies doing business with the sanctioned entities in the same they would Americans.
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The Magnitsky Act bars Russians believed to have been involved in his death or other severe human rights abuses from entering the United States, and freezes their assets there.
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I distinctly remember being freaked out by "Vagabond," which opens on the corpse of Mona (a blazing Sandrine Bonnaire), a drifter who freezes to death in a country ditch.
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He signed another that freezes hiring among the federal workforce excluding the military, a move meant to spur gradual but meaningful change in the makeup of the federal bureaucracy.
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They all differ slightly on how they would address higher education tuition fees — some arguing to keep current freezes, others claiming they'd cut tuition fees and increase state funding.
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The immediate trends: Hiring freezes and fast-tracking key executive rolesIn the short term, businesses are reacting to the pandemic by shifting gears dramatically, with two clear camps emerging — companies either implementing immediate hiring freezes or escalating hiring for key leadership roles, according to Claire Telling, the CEO of the marketing, media, and communications executive search firm Grace Blue Partnership whose clients include Amazon, Coca-Cola, Ford, The New York Times, Ford, Spotify, and Lego.
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It's about four hours from start to finish, during which you can drink all the wine and listen to all the podcasts in your safe place while everything freezes outside.
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The airline is also implementing hiring freezes, asking suppliers for price reductions, and stopping all non-critical spending, chief executive Augustus Tang told employees in a video, according to Reuters.
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From the outside, the drink simply looks like a pink version of one of Taco Bell's classic Freezes, like the Mountain Dew Baja Blast Freeze or the Strawberry Skittles Freeze.
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"Trump is a one-man DDoS attack on the media; he bombards the media-industrial complex so relentlessly that everything just kind of freezes up and falls apart," he wrote.
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FBI agents: The shutdown is starting to affect operations such as pay freezes that make it harder for the agency to recruit and retain agents, the FBI Agents Association said.
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CoolSculptingCoolSculpting is the process by which you go into a clinic, someone attaches a freezer pad to your body, you fat freezes off, and you poop or pee it out.
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These alerts are different from freezes: Under a fraud alert, a lender seeking to approve an application must first contact you to verify the request is not from an imposter.
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The measures call for freezes of any U.S. assets the individuals hold, a prohibition on Americans doing business with them as well as bans on travel to the United States.
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It has been less than a week and there have already been funding freezes and efforts to restrict scientists from communicating their findings (from tax-funded research!) with the public.
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The House bill keeps this in place for now but freezes enrollment starting in 2020, which the bill's authors expect will essentially wean states off the Medicaid expansion over time.
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A solar system's snow line, for example, marks the boundary between the hot inner disk, where water exists as vapor, and the outer disk, where water freezes into solid grains.
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"While it sounds counterintuitive, water releases heat as it freezes, and that heat warms the surrounding colder ice," said University of Alaska at Fairbanks glaciologist Erin Pettit, in a statement.
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ZURICH, April 29 (Reuters) - Swiss-based asset manager Quantum Global accused Angola's sovereign wealth fund of harassment on Sunday after more court-ordered asset freezes in a widening legal row.
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In addition, the permafrost's active layer - the surface that freezes and thaws each year - is "increasing by approximately half a centimeter to a centimeter on an annual basis," she said.
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So far, judges in both districts have agreed with the government's suggestion that they should defer to each other, effectively denying the defendants a forum to challenge the asset freezes.
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The officials hit with travel bans and asset freezes included the head and deputy head of the Russian federal security service border directorate for Crimea and the city of Sevastopol.
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The real impact of corporate declarations on second-half pricing remains open to debate, however, with analysts noting that freezes this year could still leave leeway for increases in 2019.
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As seen in the tweet, Brian is only able to type a few words into the message field before the keyboard completely freezes up, preventing him from typing anything else.
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The plan freezes funding for the Medicaid expansion in 2020, after which point states will simply receive regular federal matching dollars for new enrollees, not the generous expansion match rate.
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These alerts are separate from freezes: Under a fraud alert, a lender seeking to approve an application must first contact you to verify the request is not from an imposter.
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But as those states are moving forward with enrollment freezes and work requirements to roll back expansion, Virginia's governor and House leadership are moving backwards by trying to implement ObamaCare.
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