" - Coleen, 228 "Beer goggles were in full effect.
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Campaign 2016 Looks like Trump 2.0 is in full effect.
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Starting today, men's fall 2016 shows begin in full effect.
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And Swift made sure the #squad was in full effect.
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The full effect is, true to her word, pretty scary.
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Click through the gallery below to get the full effect.
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Otherwise, you won't get the full effect of the card.
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The Nintendo Paradox is in full effect here at E3.
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The full effect [of cannabis] is in the entourage effect.
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But I knew that reality was now in full effect.
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The #HillarysHealth hashtag was back in full effect on Friday!
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In the meantime, powerful sanction also go into full effect.
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The export blacklist is to take full effect on Nov.
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Point Hope will not feel the full effect right away.
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In the meantime, powerful sanctions will go into full effect.
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This ad is almost too short to achieve its full effect.
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But it takes months for the phosphates to take full effect.
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"Roach Pest Control in full effect," she captioned the cheeky photo.
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To get the full effect, we have to roll some videotape.
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Minnesota and Massachusetts showed the late-breaking phenomenon in full effect.
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Within a week, the hands-free trend was in full effect.
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These delays prevent the anti-opioid programs from taking full effect.
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Those beats are in full effect on "The Walk," premiering below.
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The sanctions on Iranian crude go into full effect on Nov. 4.
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The Christmas wind-down is in full effect at Joanna Gaines' house.
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Cap off your workout with some tea and crumpets for full effect.
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I-26 Lane reversal from Charleston to Columbia is in full effect.
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The so-called "dignity decree" took full effect in November last year.
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Agents cautioned it could be months before the full effect becomes clear.
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The veil has thinned, and your psychic powers are in full effect.
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" Over time, he added, "what he is doing will take full effect.
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The full effect: When you sprinkle the saffron right in, it bleeds.
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You have to look at a screenshot to get the full effect.
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Trust your gut this evening; your psychic powers are in full effect.
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Online has given them a platform to use viciousness to full effect.
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That nearly doubled to $246.49 billion when Obamacare took full effect in 2014.
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Wear a pair of fishnets and a pair of pumps for full effect.
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The treaty came into full effect after six months of negotiations in Paris.
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To get the full effect of totality, it's advisable to be somewhere natural.
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Be warned: For full effect the ending requires the preceding hour of adagios.
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To get the full effect of the answer, you need to watch it.
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But the tariffs really only have gone into effect, full effect, in June.
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Federal regulations go through a multi-step process in order to take full effect.
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The law is expected to go into full effect by April 11, she said.
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And for the full effect, you'll probably want some Razer Chroma-equipped gear, too.
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We're only a few days into October, and fall fever is in full effect.
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But to get the full effect, you really have to watch it for yourself.
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As the numbers show, that's still in full effect more than ten years later.
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The revised set, informally called Basel 24.7, will not take full effect until 20173.
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And in case you're wondering, yes, the ball pit is still in full effect.
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You vacillate between closing your eyes and keeping them open for the full effect.
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The new EU new regime is due to come into full effect in 2018.
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But you don't quite get the full effect unless you look at this file.
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This is simply because, at home, comfort, familiarity and routine are in full effect.
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Those medications typically take at least a few weeks to reach their full effect.
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Hit play to see the look in full effect, and try it for yourself.
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However, the rollback of that tax wasn't set to take full effect until 2019.
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As with all theater, you need to be physically present for the full effect.
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Perhaps the full effect won't be felt immediately, he added, but over time it will.
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The movement to stop Trump from within the party, long dormant, is in full effect.
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The California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA), which came into full effect as recently as Jan.
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Canopy's acquisition of Acreage will go into full effect once cannabis has been legalized federally.
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Having never taken full effect, there's little expectation now those actions will ever be realized.
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For the full effect, you should head over and scroll through the tweets for yourself.
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People have a lot to say because the Nicki hate train is in full effect.
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All 28 EU member states must approve the agreement for it to take full effect.
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We saw what Gaga was trying to do, but we didn't get the full effect.
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We don't really know the full effect of that drug on the development of children.
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BUT, LOOK WHERE WE ARE, A LOT OF THE MEASURES HAVEN'T TAKEN FULL EFFECT YET.
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The doctor reportedly began operating on the young girl before the anesthesia took full effect.
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In Rome, Federer felt the full effect of losing out to his natural-born rival.
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The full effect of the mail delays may be felt for months — or even years.
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But imagine him bobbing his head vigorously and occasionally pantomime dancing for the full effect.
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Trump used Mar-a-Lago's luxurious interior to full effect when Xi visited the complex.
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Its full effect is yet to be fully known since water both cleanses and destroys.
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The full effect quite likely will not be felt until after the 2020 election cycle.
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The full effect quite likely will not be felt until after the 2020 election cycle.
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A bit of mist whipped up by the wind helps to get the full effect.
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Quid pro quo is in full effect when it comes to Trump and religious voters.
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But that included a few weeks before the "zero tolerance" policy was in full effect.
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Even now, the racist persecution of "witches" in the name of Catholicism remains in full effect.
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Sales of short-term insurance have risen significantly since 2014, when Obamacare began taking full effect.
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She also debuted a dramatic haircut, perhaps another sign that Grande 2.0 is in full effect.
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Even if signed off tomorrow, the amendments would not take full effect until the mid-2020s.
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After going through the city's administrative rule process, it will also take full effect July 1.
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But people learned OxyContin could be crushed and snorted or injected to get the full effect.
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Now we just need Dewan Tatum to lend us her hot husband for the full effect.
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There's a pleasing tactile nature to the series that is in full effect in Old Sins.
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More importantly, there's a new, "no groupies" rule, which will be in full effect this weekend.
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Poker face in full effect, evading you with a shit-eating grin, I'd circle the square.
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Joanna Krupa's out with the old and in with the new ... and PDA's in full effect.
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The guitar angst came into full effect when the power dropped out during a costume change.
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And the economy has yet to see the full effect of past rate hikes, she said.
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The story so far: Since Obamacare took full effect in January 2014, two things have happened.
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J. Crew&aposs Black Friday sale is in full effect for Rewards members (just sign up).
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Scientists will not know the full effect for years, so for now, they caution, be wary.
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Almost five years after Obamacare went into full effect, the answer is a very clear yes.
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The fiduciary rule could still change, or be weakened, before it takes full effect in January.
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However, the 'order out of chaos' card will be in full effect due to this virus.
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The report compares premiums in 2013, before the law took full effect, with those in 2017.
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I apologize for the foul language, but covering it up would take away the full effect.
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Mexico has ratified the agreement, but Canada must still sign off before it takes full effect.
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Social media posts have become less and less frequent as the blackout has taken full effect.
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Amazon has said that its employment figures alone do not capture its full effect on jobs.
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FED'S ROSENGREN SAYS THERE IS STILL A POSSIBILITY OF A TRADE AGREEMENT BEFORE TARIFFS TAKE FULL EFFECT
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Please just imagine the pristine voice of Patrick Stewart saying "fart" for the full effect of this.
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With Seattle's windstorm in full effect, Teddy felt that she couldn't just sit in her hotel room.
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When Antilles' splints were removed on March 19, his newfound, happy puppy spirit was in full effect.
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Violators will receive warnings until the law goes into full effect in 2019, the Tax Authority said.
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You still get the full effect, but you really wish you'd looked at the seating map beforehand.
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However, some customers will get hit with the full effect of the price hikes identified by Kaiser.
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A federal regulation took full effect Wednesday requiring the rearview cameras and video displays on new models.
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That means the full effect of the drop in rigs might not be seen for several months.
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At the conclusion of the wind-down periods, the applicable sanctions will come back into full effect.
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With the holiday season in full effect, we find ourselves cooking, shopping, and entertaining friends and family.
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But understanding the full effect of viruses on our evolution will take years, according to Dr. Feschotte.
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All of this has occurred without the full effect of the $1.5 trillion tax cut, economists said.
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It's hard to gauge the full effect that Wonder Woman's success will have on the film industry.
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At one of those brazen places, a canine circus was in full effect that same Thursday night.
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Sun exposure can lead to dullness, too — especially now that the UV rays are in full effect.
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Even before the ban came into full effect, Chinese waste traders were setting up shop in Thailand.
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The share of uninsured Americans increased in 2018 for the first time since Obamacare took full effect.
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The album&aposs full effect is more abstract and nebulous than his debut, and far more rewarding.
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With social distancing in full effect, the former hedge-fund manager's recommendations lean heavily on technology stories.
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This potential acceleration of sea level rise could come into full effect 200 to 600 years from now.
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Wear it in small doses, as liner, or paint it over the whole lid for the full effect.
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It will, however, take a while for the full effect of the tariffs to kick in, Reinsch says.
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When Perdue became secretary, he also halted the standards to lower sodium before they went into full effect.
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" He added that the exit process won't take full effect until 2020 anyway, so "don't worry, be happy.
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The Reagan tax cuts in August of 16.73 were spread out and didn't take full effect until 1983.
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Mercury retrograde is coming up, but it may as well be in full effect today: Delays are everywhere.
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For the full effect, snag a sidewalk seat and light up a cigarette like it's midnight in Paris.
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THE TAX BILL, THE REGULATORY REFORM AND A LOT OF THESE TRADE REFORMS REALLY HAVEN'T TAKEN FULL EFFECT.
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Bird's homecoming with Disney went into full effect in 2006, when the company bought Pixar for $7.4 billion.
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His helmet might have just been removed, but his 'race-head' was most certainly still in full effect.
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So a lobbying joint-front to try to water down any US privacy clampdown is in full effect.
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He had a small window in which to get the drug before the lockdown went into full effect.
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After the new food stamp policy went into full effect, that jumped to over 12,300 meals a month.
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Either way, without cameras, people are "missing the full effect of how Schiff is being received," Zelizer said.
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In December, the Supreme Court temporarily allowed the current version of the ban to go into full effect.
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A rebuild is in full effect, and that means there are likely to be some rough days ahead.
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Louis Vuitton&aposs plan to take over every facet of the luxury world is still in full effect.
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But in 2018, with panic over Trump's travel bans in full effect, the anti-migratory epistle resonates differently.
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Things are going especially well for Michaela (Aja Naomi King), who's put her "beast mode" agenda into full effect.
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Getting the full effect really depends on moving video, but there are differences to spot in these two images.
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By the time Alia's sons came of age, Duterte's brutal war on crime was in full effect in Davao.
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For a full effect, you'll want to run it at a 640 x 480 resolution stretched at full screen.
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It is there that he helped set up the Full Effect project to tackle youth violence and gang culture.
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So for the full effect, you can really only use half of the wine rack at any given time.
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Take the chocolate during the service (and maybe grab an Uber home) in order to get the full effect.
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It is there that he helped set up the Full Effect project to tackle youth violence and gang culture.
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The rule, requiring broker-dealers who provide advice to follow a "fiduciary standard," will take full effect on Jan.
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Those same three justices said last month they would have allowed the Trump travel ban to take full effect.
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The crowd seemed to be mainly young professionals traveling solo for business trips, and mingling was in full effect.
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Though I wasn't able to get the full effect of the forthcoming autumnal wonderland, it was shaping up nicely.
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The ban has yet to come into full effect however, as the company was granted two 90-day reprieves.
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One Halloween site last year advised using a bald cap and double-sided tape to achieve the full effect.
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Retailer John Lewis said the EU vote had had little impact but the full effect was not yet clear.
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This was around the same time US sanctions meant to choke out Iran's oil revenue went into full effect.
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The new rule builds on existing restrictions, and will likely go into full effect by the end of 2018.
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For the full effect, I recommend trying a full 24 hours — but even 30 minutes can be eye-opening.
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The blanket was heavy, as my 250-pound frame needed a 20-pound blanket to get the full effect.
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A controversial Florida law passed earlier this year that bans so-called sanctuary cities took full effect on Tuesday.
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Lawmakers in Uruguay voted in 2013 to remove the prohibition, and the law went into full effect in 2017.
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In other words, Thomas would have allowed, pending appeal, for the temporary travel ban to go into full effect.
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The lobbyist waited for an opportunity to repeal that law that would have gone into full effect later this year.
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Bitcoin's network can't handle many more transactions (though a recent software upgrade, yet to take full effect, should improve this).
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Trump has imposed sanctions in response to Iran's nuclear program that are to go into full effect on Nov. 4.
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When those Iranian sanctions took full effect in July 2012, America produced just 6.3 million barrels a day of crude.
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If the contested provisions had taken full effect, they said, the number of clinics would again be cut in half.
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And if we aren't successful and the law goes into full effect, you'll see 75% of the clinics just disappear.
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But the truth is that most people didn't feel the full effect of these rate increases thanks to government subsidies.
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Court justices said the policy can take full effect even as legal challenges make their way through lower courts. 8.
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But, right now at least, you can only experience the full effect by using an iPhone 21982S, SE or newer.
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We recommend watching these videos in a YouTube-friendly VR headset like a Google Cardboard to get the full effect.
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At that point, he would be unable to move or let executioners know if the midazolam hadn't taken full effect.
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Cordray's ability-to-repay rule would go into full effect in August 2019, in a little more than a year.
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For the full effect, some well-placed clouds act like a movie screen, reflecting even more color to the ground.
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If this law is allowed to go into full effect, restrictions on access to abortion could spread throughout the country.
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Since the law went into full effect, the number of uninsured has dropped from around 45 million to 28 million.
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In June, he was one of three justices who would have let Trump's second travel ban go into full effect.
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Leitch and Atomic Blonde director of photography Jonathan Sela utilize bright pops of color to full effect throughout the film.
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Black Lives Matter is in full effect, and the terror of minorities in the presence of the police is palpable.
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"The full effect of Brexit remains to be seen," said Alan Klein, co-head of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett's M&A practice.
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I also bought the Dr. Brandt microdermabrasion exfoliator this month, but haven't used it enough to see its full effect yet.
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Members of Congress looking like their constituents is only one part of realizing the full effect of diversity on Capitol Hill.
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To get the full effect, do that one move she has where she spins around someone's neck and knocks them down.
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And with winter weather now in full effect, we're not opposed to donning them straight from bed to the outside world.
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It sounds amazing too, and it's one of those titles that simply must be experienced through headphones for the full effect.
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But more likely than not, there is no method at all: Operation Chaos has been in full effect for weeks now.
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It's the leaky pipeline in full effect: subtle discrimination discourages and limits women from achieving important milestones in their science careers.
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Once you've seen the "Do you know who I am?" syndrome in full effect, you know you'll never do it yourself.
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His brand is in full effect: the silver hair, the gravelly voice, the arrogant strut camouflaging a core of basic decency.
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As of August 2019, 25 have ratified the treaty; another 25 ratifications are needed for it to come into full effect.
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For good reason, its implementation has been delayed by Congress multiple times, and it will not take full effect until 85033.
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" Flashback: On Monday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said, "sanctions are going back in full effect and new ones are coming.
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So Pumpkin Spice Latte season is officially in full effect, which I feel really separates people more than the upcoming election.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads With spring in full effect, the Frieze art fair once again returns to Randall's Island.
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When it takes full effect, it will most likely allow a variety of cheap insurance plans that don't cover many treatments.
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And I noticed Charlotte airport was empty, which was shocking, I think it's starting to take full effect, the public fear.
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But when Uruguay's marijuana legalization law takes full effect on Wednesday, getting high will take a simple visit to the pharmacy.
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This larger size ensures that the light fully reaches your face and eyes, which is necessary to get the full effect.
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The 'retail-is-dead' narrative was in full effect, and we were making one of the largest investments in our history.
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Yes, it found, most insurers' financial performance got worse in 2014 and 2015, the first two years Obamacare was in full effect.
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Despite not getting the full effect of Kalsarikänni due to my sobriety, it has to be said, I felt pretty damn happy.
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By then, the #MeToo movement was in full effect, and King started hearing from others who used to be in Robbins' orbit.
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The United States granted eight buyers of Iranian crude waivers to the crude import sanctions that went into full effect in November.
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Essity said it expected the savings to reach full effect at the end of 2019, adding the program would include staff cuts.
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Much like with her Oscars gown, Hudgens happily lifted up her flowing skirt to show off the full effect of her dress.
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The combination is expected to yield annual cost cuts of 600 million crowns, with a full effect from 2022 onwards, Telenor said.
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Though earnings have remained resilient, outgoing CEO Rosengren's drive to decentralise the group in recent years has yet to take full effect.
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It feels like spring is in full effect, so this week's episode of Noisey on Beats 1 embraces the sunshine and jams.
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The whimsical makeup category has grown like crazy — from lipstick to highlighters to brushes — and my sugar crash is in full effect.
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As the new tax law takes full effect, more prospective buyers will probably take the resulting tax costs into account, she said.
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Several other states like New York and Louisiana, have been granted extensions until REAL ID comes into full effect on October 2020.
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For the remaining states, the landmark ruling awaits further judicial orders based on the Obergefell precedent before it goes into full effect.
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He wants to delay the full effect of the rule for three years and do away with automatic adjustments going forward. Why?
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Most private-sector banks are on course to meet the stricter "Basel 173" capital standards, which come into full effect in 2019.
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It is the visuals, he said, that will give full effect to the novel's intricate personal relationships, politics and contemporary social norms.
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And it seems the arch rule was still in full effect during this salon sesh, as Hale's brows are just as bold.
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Just remember that cannabis can take some time to reach its full effect so take your time and you should be fine.
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The full effect doesn't start until about two or three minutes in, and only lasts for about twenty minutes, before totally disappearing.
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When I visited Mama's on a sweltering spring night, the high-low social mix Mr. Trigano aimed for was in full effect.
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And because the tax law change didn't take effect until January, its full effect won't be known until the 247 fiscal year.
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"The full effect of all the things we talked about would have a very important reduction in the deficit," Kudlow told Politico.
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The agency in May passed final rules governing e-cigarettes, but many of them will take several years to take full effect.
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The National Health Interview Survey found that 16 million people have gained coverage since the law went into full effect in 2014.
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The combination is expected to yield annual cost cuts of 600 million crowns, with a full effect from 2022 onwards, Telenor said.
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You had to read a lot of it, perhaps a thousand pages, covering a number of periods, to get the full effect.
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Analysts expect the new rules to dampen the appetite for riskier assets, but they will not take full effect until mid-2019.
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The good news for B2K fans ... Raz says the group is getting along better now, and the tour is in full effect.
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Nate's been radio silent ... but he popped up at the Nick Diaz Academy where a jiu-jitsu class was in full effect.
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Because any action we take today is only going to have its full effect on inflation over the next 18 to 24 months.
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In taking this approach, UBS will have to notify customers of related changes before the fiduciary rule goes into full effect in January.
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And he enacted a health reform that went into full effect in 2014, amid claims that it would have catastrophic effects on employment.
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Total revenues between 2012 and 2014, when the new measures took full effect, dropped by nearly $760m, a decline of 12% (see chart).
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The law seems to be in full effect for Amazon's wildly popular Echo offerings in these final few days ahead of the holidays.
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But I assure you that launches fall under the class of experiences that must be had in person to get the full effect.
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Ford Nation, in all its boisterous glory, is here in full effect: the signage, the T-shirts, and the coveted Rob Ford bobbleheads.
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Both companies have recently banned all cryptocurrency ads on their respective platforms — though Google's ban goes into full effect in June this year.
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Marosi said the full effect of the new tariff on pistachios won&apost be fully known until the new crop ships in October.
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For the project to have its full effect, there's definitely a minimum level of engagement needed for viewers to delve into the context.
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However, the full effect of that decline was not reflected in the first quarter, and will instead be fully realized in second quarter.
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In high school, students were allowed to use the darkroom during lunch, when the social systems in the cafeteria were at full effect.
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In taking this approach, UBS will have to insert new language into contracts before the fiduciary rule goes into full effect in January.
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The 34-year-old dressed up as the Pink Power Ranger and made sure her recognizable face was covered for the full effect.
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It was clear enough straight on; however, to get the full effect, HP automatically dims the laptop's screen to a fairly dark level.
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A ban on plastic straws that has been in the works for a decade will take full effect in Seattle beginning next month.
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"Thanks to our colleagues at the Department of Treasury, sanctions are going back in full effect and new ones are coming, " he said.
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The astronomy website was right: A bullish Milky Way is out in full effect, splashed across the sky like a dropped ice cream.
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The golden ratio being in full effect, artists across the internet started iterating on the image, creating their own reproductions in real time.
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Progress is ongoing in bank supervision, both through the central bank and the EU Single Resolution Board, in full effect from January 2016.
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While this anti-homelessness strategy has given way a little with the emergence of the city's many parklets, it's still in full effect.
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The government pledged in September 2016 to ban the manufacturing of cosmetic products with microbeads, and that ban took full effect on Tuesday.
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That statement coincided with worsening tensions between Iran and the West after U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil exports took full effect in May.
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With her social media takeover in full effect, there's probably a lot of Jennifer Aniston-related content on your Instagram feed right now.
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Wanting to get the full effect, I pulled it all the way up to my neck, laying my whole body flat beneath it.
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The metal was trading around $1,700 a tonne in late January before the full effect of the coronavirus outbreak took hold in China.
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But the USMCA will not go into full effect until Canada approves the pact when its House of Commons reconvenes in late January.
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That was a slowdown from the 3.93 percent growth in 23.9, the first year President Trump's signature tax cuts were in full effect.
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Any full effect would therefore take at least three years to emerge, but could have implications for financing flexibility, and investment, over time.
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The leaves are brown and falling, sweater weather is in full effect, and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is right around the corner.
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On top of al that, participants are encouraged to wear a 258-pound vest to get the full effect of a Navy Seal workout.
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Initially, banks had hoped that the immediate impact of Brexit would be softened by a so-called transition arrangement to delay the full effect.
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"The full effect of the GM strike will be felt in the October data," said Tom Derry, CEO of the Institute of Supply Management.
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CEO Groth predicted consumer tissue product price increases currently being negotiated would mainly take place in 2019, with full effect in the second quarter.
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In the final image, the adorable tot sticks out her tongue while sitting in a window, surrounded by leafy greenery for the full effect.
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Most households will not see the full effect of the tax plan on their income until they file their 2018 taxes in early 2019.
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Washington (CNN)Shifting terrain in three battlegrounds, the 'debate expectations' game in full effect, and how historically black colleges and universities factor into 2016.
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For the full effect, turn your sound up—you'll get scolded for leaving the window, for example—but be warned that there is swearing.
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Most believe Steven Mnuchin, the treasury secretary, that after the "wind-down period" sanctions, both primary and secondary, "will come back into full effect".
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If, however, Republicans do hold on to their tenuous two-seat margin in the House, they are expected to use it to full effect.
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For the full effect you'll need a friend to film the boomerang's flight, along with some post-production magic to create those nifty trails.
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Customers of Obamacare plans who do not receive premium subsidies, however, will be hit with the full effect of the CSR-related price hikes.
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Just eight seconds later, Kadri got his second of the game and the boo-birds were out in full effect at the MTS Centre.
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"I do think that partisan tribalism is just in full effect right now," Ekins, polling director at the right-leaning Cato Institute, told Hill.
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We arrived at the club to check out Hunter Siegel, and I decided to forego alcohol in order to experience the drug's full effect.
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The tariffs, which took full effect a year ago, have spurred a handful of domestic investments and the reopening of a few idled plants.
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The ban upheld by the court remains in full effect, and there's not a whisper from the White House that it will be repealed.
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Gabriel's case shows how difficult it can still be to find adequate healthcare for very complex conditions four years after Obamacare took full effect.
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Many experts believe that transparency, which will go into full effect at the beginning of next year, will be even bigger than healthcare reform.
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Many experts believe that transparency, which will go into full effect at the beginning of next year, will be even bigger than healthcare reform.
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Accelerating off a red light has never felt or sounded better — especially when you roll down the car's windows to get the full effect.
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She certainly passes as her -- even posing on the signature pink Corvette here for the full effect -- but frankly, she's not a dead ringer.
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The great unknown is what will the short-term, small-dollar-amount consumer lending marketplace look like once the CFPB rule takes full effect.
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If you're no prude, then you may have nothing to hide when Britain's recently passed Digital Economy Act comes into full effect next year.
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Known as the common rule, a revision of these guidelines was set to be implemented in 2017, but won't come in full effect until 2019.
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Because the playing is more casual, you can take the time to look around at the crowd and enjoy the full effect of playing onstage.
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The earnings recovery that was once believed to be delayed by the shocking Brexit vote could come into full effect as early as this week.
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The Swedish hygiene products and forestry group said it expected annual synergies of at least 30 million euros, with full effect three years after closing.
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Once the deal goes into full effect in 2018, when Ohio State's previous deal was to expire, its value will average $16.8 million per year.
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Playing "himself," he threatens Vince Chase for dating a girl he once dated and teases the "boys" for eating salad — Bro Hammer in full effect.
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The mischievous and lawless side of this assemblage of the hacker community was out in full effect – assuming, that is, you knew where to look.
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Evidence of his ground game was in full effect outside where volunteers spread out at long tables collecting information from voters willing to caucus tomorrow.
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Watch the entire two-and-a-half minute video for the full effect, or just skip ahead to 1:40 to get to the action.
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Why it matters: The steep drop in the uninsured rate was one of the Affordable Care Act's biggest successes since it went into full effect.
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Barack Obama and Joe Biden's bromance is back in full effect -- as if it ever stopped -- and they're back in D.C. for a power lunch.
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These sales were significantly challenged by short extensions to the deadline for U.S. sanctions taking full effect in the last quarter of 2018, Rusal said.
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The full effect of President Donald Trump's latest moves to dismantle parts of Obamacare may not be felt by patients for a little while yet.
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For the full effect this Halloween, children can wear an adaptiveprincess dress that retails for $20 or apirate outfitavailable for $25, which are sold separately.
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We may not see the full effect now but that's the case with any great shift, any seismic shift amongst the plates of planet earth.
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And Reagan's tax cut created four million jobs in the first year it took full effect (1983) and increased growth to 4 percent a year.
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Siamak Namazi was not included in the handful of American prisoners let free from Iran on the eve of that deal entering into full effect.
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Her department is pushing for the ban to start before a law requiring graphic health warnings on tobacco products takes full effect on Nov. 4.
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The new ban will take full effect next year, and two of the elephants that worked there have already been moved to a nearby forest.
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Sanders is going after Clinton and Clinton's bringing it right back—her "I'm listening but you're wrong as hell" face is in full effect tonight.
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Again, a lot would depend on what states would decide to do, and the law wouldn't take full effect until a few years from now.
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You know I've seen the bad bitchery in full effect on some of your other projects, on Game of Thrones, but this was another level.
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To move laterally quickly enough to utilize it mid-engagement and to full effect, one must be able to leave the stance and move quickly.
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Fortunately, there weren't any signs of mania or suicide (as the label warns), but my previously-mentioned nausea problems kicked into full effect right away.
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But while family separation was in full effect early this summer, lawyers representing separated parents started noticing that a lot of their clients were failing.
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Mr. Trump and his aides have warned foreign businesses to steer clear of Iran to avoid reimposed American sanctions, which take full effect in November.
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And as such it can be hard to use that great multi-purpose pattern recognition engine, the human brain, to full effect on the information.
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In 2018, Washington, D.C. moved to phase out gas-powered leaf blowers, according to NBC4, with the ban going into full effect in January 2022.
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But if your TV sucks, you may want to upgrade your setup before scary movie season (quickly followed by snuggle season) is in full effect.
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The additional investment will accumulate over several years, which means that the full effect on productivity and wages will not be felt for several years.
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You can prop up the Lite and use that screen for the game, but you'll really want a TV screen for the full effect here.
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But using "arithmetic," we are able to see that coverage has increased in the marketplace every year since the ACA took full effect in 20173.
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Because illusions are central to his work, encountering them in this exhibition through photographs makes assessing their full effect problematic, though some were easier than others.
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The chair's panels on the $45 ensemble even include ocean-patterned wheel covers for the full effect and go swimmingly with the adaptive pirate outfit ($25).
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From the ice to the recording studio – Prince Harry is at youth project Full Effect to see the work it does with youngsters in Nottingham. pic.twitter.
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Shockingly, life must go on while we wait for Game of Thrones Season 7 to begin — and that means holiday shopping is still in full-effect.
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Obamacare began going into full effect in 2014, which was the first year that people could have private health insurance plans purchased on government-run marketplaces.
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The Supreme Court lets Trump's travel ban go into full effect, antiquated shipping infrastructure threatens U.S. exports and Ford announces a push towards cleaner electric cars.
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Stormy is signing copies of her book, "Full Disclosure," Thursday night at the Barnes & Noble at The Grove, and a selfie ban is in full effect.
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The company said on Wednesday it expected the upgrade program to generate annual cost savings of about 3 billion crowns, with the full effect from 2024.
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Established in 2014, Full Effect has been supporting young people in the St. Ann's area of Nottingham through a combination of early intervention, mentoring and education.
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The company said on Wednesday it expected the upgrade programme to generate annual cost savings of about 3 billion crowns, with the full effect from 2024.
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But since I was already so impressed with the feel and wanted to experience the product's full effect, I clenched my teeth and went for it.
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In order to properly taste the cookies, we had to bring in a glass of almond milk for dipping so we could get the full effect.
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Such a family earns too much to qualify for federal subsidies that reduce Obamacare premiums, and thus would bear the full effect of the price hikes.
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Obamacare was enacted in 2010 but would not take full effect for four years, and there was a presidential election in the middle of that period.
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Though it will be a few months before the organizational revamp takes full effect, the regulator's augmentation already marks a milestone for environmental protection in China.
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So yeah, that Tinder effect in full effect then… So what do online daters think of all these digital dating tools just a thumb swipe away?
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Vodacom said the multi-billion rand agreement would allow Telkom customers to roam on Vodacom's 2G, 3G and 4G networks with full effect from June 2019.
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The company has indicated it will continue to wind down its portfolio of nonconforming investments as the Volker Rules goes into full effect in July 2017.
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The lump-sum option became particularly popular starting in 20103, when changes enacted in a 2006 law that made them more financially appealing took full effect.
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SpaceX is serious about iteration — its strategy of building (and failing — and learning from its failures) fast is in full effect for its Starship development program.
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Between 2006, when states began to curb mercury from coal plants, and 2016, when the Obama-era rule took full effect, emissions have declined 85 percent.
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The Justice Department has appealed the latest injunctions but has not yet pressed for emergency relief to allow the president's new directive to take full effect.
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" She adds, "The nursery is coming together, and it's hard to resist all the adorable baby girl clothes out there, so her wardrobe is in full effect!
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In particular, he'll address his work with the Full Effect project, an initiative in Nottingham in the U.K. that aims to open up opportunities for young people.
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Applications to refinance jumped 21 percent a week ago, after the full effect of the Brexit vote hit the U.S. bond market, driving yields to new lows.
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When you wake up in the morning in California, Trump has already been awake for four or more hours, tweeting, and the news is in *full effect.
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Existing treatments include conventional antidepressants that require weeks to take full effect, psychotherapy and even shock therapy, none of which have been specifically approved for postpartum depression.
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It's hung over a bed in a spare room, and he turns down the lights so I can get the full effect; it glows in the dark.
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Blockbuster season is in full effect, and the most important question is which movie you'll see with your family once all the holiday festivities have been completed.
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Here's the map of the uninsured rates for counties throughout the United States for 2015, the second year when the Affordable Care Act was in full effect.
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The Supreme Court, however, just granted the Trump administration's request to temporarily allow the ban to take full effect before it hears the case of Trump v.
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Securing a transitional agreement before the financial services industry feels the full effect of Brexit would benefit both Britain and businesses elsewhere in the EU, Carney said.
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After talks and several extensions of the deadline for sanctions to take full effect, Deripaska agreed to reduce his stake in Rusal via its parent company En+.
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Google said part of the reason it decided not to reveal the incident in March was because it could not determine the full effect of the exposure.
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For Taurus (and Taurus rising), cuffing season is in full effect from Sunday through the first week of January, as loving Venus transits your house of relationships.
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Eclipse season is in full effect this week, thanks to Wednesday's full moon — a shadowy lunar eclipse in Libra, the sign of peace, love, and harmonious partnerships.
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It's Yeezy Season, and yesterday, this was in full effect yesterday at Madison Square Garden during his listening party for his new record, The Life of Pablo.
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According to HHS projections, the rule, if it took full effect, would save $17.2 billion over five years, which would benefit the federal government and Medicare beneficiaries.
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That repeal went into full effect earlier this year, despite the fact that the majority of Americans of all political stripes are in favor of net neutrality.
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For units like Elizabeth's that were untouched by the storm, leases remain in full effect, and landlords are legally entitled to collect rent and charge late fees.
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Under the new system, which could go into full effect as early as this year, future Russian presidents will be limited to a total of two terms.
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Because, while the gears of generosity are certainly in full effect this time of year, there are people all around us who could use some extra assistance.
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Nevertheless, the full effect of the government shutdown will be felt Monday morning, as thousands of government workers won't come into their jobs as they usually would.
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Then they accuse the media of running with these numbers, which are misleading — and doesn't show the full effect of how much President Trump's policies have created jobs.
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You can only get the full effect of the total solar eclipse in very specific areas, so that's why the path of totality is such a big deal.
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Paris Hilton channeled 101 Dalmatians' Cruella de Vil by sporting a black and white hairstyle, and she even walked the runway carrying a small dog for full effect.
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However, people with higher incomes, or people who buy individual plans outside of the exchanges, are not eligible for subsidies, and bear the full effect of premium hikes.
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Guests from Full Effect (who Harry and fiancée Meghan Markle spent time with in Nottingham earlier this month) Coach Core and the Endeavour Fund were among the attendees.
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After a brief rain delay Friday night, that spirit was in full effect during the DJDS set, which was a pure clash of noise to get lost in.
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Beach season is in full effect and while you've probably found the perfect suit for you and stocked up on SPF, have you the perfect sunny day playlist?
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Faith and Angela get voted in because of Kam and Kayleigh's power vote, so with Kam's plan in full effect, they should have to face Da'Vonne and Jozea.
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While March Madness in full effect, college basketball fans were treated to a stunner when No. 11 Loyola-Chicago beat No. 6 Miami in an upset on Thursday.
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You can click-and-drag around the image in your browser, but you'll want to view it in the YouTube app on your phone for the full effect.
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The bank, in comments sent to Reuters, said also that it expected its recent decision to raise mininum reserve requirements for banks to take full effect in September.
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Oscar was the only startup that had the approval to sell exchanges under Obamacare when it launched in 2013, right before the ACA began to take full effect.
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The full effect of Cruz's final get-out-the-vote activity, and the limits of Trump's ground organization, also seem to have escaped most of the polling samples.
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The new city law, which takes full effect several months before the Olympics open on July 24, 2020, bans smoking in any bar or restaurant with hired employees.
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Between 255.5 and 270, before the nuclear accord and when Iranian sanctions were in full effect, Iran's oil exports fell as low as 22 million barrels per day.
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This Fiscal Oversight Board is now in full effect and is in route to not only execute unprecedented spending cuts but potentially legitimize some debt riddled with irregularities.
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BBC does radio well, and now Americans can experience the full effect of the UK broadcaster's audio content expertise with the iPlayer Radio app for iOS and Android.
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He also acknowledged that the healthcare law has been in almost full effect for three years and in place for six — hinting at the need for incremental changes.
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There are meant to be moments in art that take you by surprise and catch you off guard so the full effect of that event can be felt.
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If the Commerce Department's order goes into full effect as currently stipulated, Google's change will apply to new Huawei devices and future versions of the Android operating system.
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And as Venezuela's humanitarian crisis grew more dire, Mr. Maduro was bound to blame it on American sanctions on Venezuelan oil, which came into full effect this week.
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The Supreme Court voted along ideological lines Friday evening to allow a Trump administration rule restricting low-income immigrants' ability to enter the US to take full effect.
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Obamacare was signed into law in 2010, but it only began taking full effect in late 2013, with the opening of government-run insurance marketplaces such as HealthCare.
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The former launches the animal into a very cute animation (turn on your computer's sound for the full effect), while "treat" reveals a fun fact about it. (I.e.
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Depending on the mail systems and the templates you use, your recipients may see substituted fonts or have to widen the message window to get the full effect.
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Mr. Sessions rescinded DACA in September 2017, but the action was challenged in court and has yet to take full effect, while the courts decide the program's fate.
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Although several federal courts had blocked the ban nationwide, the justices allowed the policy to take full effect in December pending consideration of the merits of the case.
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And the most popular were clearly of the experiential variety, like riding Six Flags' Tatsu rollercoaster (below), an installation that required sophisticated moving chairs to achieve the full effect.
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"Behind it, of course: Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman"The magazine glossed over Saudi Arabia's oppressive guardianship laws, which were still in full effect at the time it ran.
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The summit will also mark the moment governments take stock of their existing commitments under the Paris climate agreement, which is expected to come into full effect in 2020.
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With the bear market in full effect, and token valuations dropping by 90 percent across the board, we haven't heard too much more from Line regarding its crypto plans.
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The enrollment report also came hours after Gallup revealed that the percentage of Americans without health insurance has increased for the first time since Obamacare began taking full effect.
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U.S. food giant Mondelez has also refused to rule out either an increase in price or a reduction in product quantity when the full effect of Brexit is known.
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The year is 1924—prohibition is in full effect, so these odd glimpses of things that aren't quite right in Pierce's peripheral vision probably can't be attributed to booze.
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" Sessions said the Trump administration was heartened that a clear majority of the justices "allowed the president's lawful proclamation protecting our country's national security to go into full effect.
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And since the white Democratic female candidate was, in many respects, widely viewed as an extension of the black president, the Bradley effect appeared in full effect on Tuesday.
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The video angered American critics of Tehran, who accuse the government of acting with new boldness following the international nuclear deal that went into full effect early this year.
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"Those changes are important to weatherproof the brand, but they will need time to take full effect," said M.M. Warburg analyst Marc-Rene Tonn who recommends holding the stock.
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The bright lights inside Nangang Exhibition Center made it hard to see, but the photo above from Lian Li's website gives you a better idea of the full effect.
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"This is unquestionably a picture to which one must bring something more than a mere wish for entertainment in order to get a full effect from it," he wrote.
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Advertising costs will plummet once the recession is in full effect, which means you will be able to take advantage of a lower cost per lead than ever before.
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"The past five days has been totally surreal and I don't think the full effect will hit me until I'm back in my classroom with my students," she said.
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So, to recap: The thrust of the Justice Department's argument is that, even in the absence of a tax penalty, the mandate to buy insurance remains in full effect.
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It's no secret that the Peloton boom is in full effect, with connected fitness equipment ranging from smart bikes to treadmills, rowing machines, boxing bags, and weight training stations.
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His plan was in full effect Wednesday, when Parnas and his lawyers hit Capitol Hill, with a traveling circus of reporters, photographers and chanting supporters following along behind him.
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The increases reverse a consistent series of drops in the uninsured rate since the Affordable Care Act, as Obamacare is formally known, began taking full effect in January 133.
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One has to surmise that the laws of supply and demand are working in full effect—the more iMessage vulnerabilities that are being reported, the less valuable they are.
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Electrolux said its new investment program and streamlining measures were on track to generate about 3.5 billion crowns ($364 million) of annual cost savings, with full effect from 2024.
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The Supreme Court in December 2017 allowed that version of the order to take full effect pending appeal after lower courts in two separate challenges had partially blocked it.
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Data released this week by the budget office provides the first complete picture of federal revenues for the 22018 calendar year, when the tax cuts were in full effect.
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Some of the delay in approving first-time applications makes sense — when DACA was in full effect, the government said that processing should take between 90 and 120 days.
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Once the plan goes into full effect, migrants entering at the U.S. southern border would only be eligible for asylum if they report at official ports of entry, officials said.
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The 42-year-old -- cool dad status in full effect -- hit up Malibu Sunday with a bunch of his kids to cool off after a blistering weekend in Los Angeles.
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Let's start with the primary objection from the center and left: It's very likely people will lose insurance coverage if the GOP plan became law, taking full effect in 2020.
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The repeal went into full effect the following June, allowing internet providers like Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon to block and throttle content without any legal recourse from the government.
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These 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray players are available from manufacturers like Sony, LG, and Panasonic, and again require a TV that supports 4K HDR to get the full effect.
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He will face South Africa's Kevin Anderson, who used his big serve to full effect in a 7-6(3) 6-4 win over 20-year-old American Frances Tiafoe.
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Gallup estimated that the number of uninsured in Nevada dropped between 6.5 and 8.9 percent from 2013 to 2016, down from 22 percent in 2013 before Obamacare took full effect.
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Pokémania is in full effect: Nintendo says that the recently released Pokémon Sun and Moon are the fastest-selling games in the company's history in both Europe and the Americas.
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Hardcore's oft-referenced (and occasionally parodied) "family"vibe was in full effect, and we were obvious outsiders; nobody gave us any shit, but we didn't make any new friends, either.
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That deal, which went into full effect in January, lifts international sanctions on Iran's energy and financial sectors in exchange for limits on its ability to produce a nuclear weapon.
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All class-goers are recommended to wear white to experience the full effect of Blacklight Hot Yoga, which leaves participants glowing in the dark for the full hour of class.
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With Fuller House fever in full effect, Stamos' co-star, Jodie Sweetin, got in on the action with a throwback of her own — also apparently from the "Tanner's Island" episode.
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Stephens, seeded 10th, used her powerful game to full effect to take the first set but then ran out of steam to allow Romania's Halep to complete a memorable victory.
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Iran has test-fired two ballistic missiles in the months since the nuclear accord went into full effect while maintaining an aggressive posture toward Saudi Arabia and other regional rivals.
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When the medications take full effect people sometimes emerge from a psychotic episode only to realize that they have alienated loved ones or damaged their lives as they knew them.
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There have also been moves in the national legislature to strengthen Mexico's anticorruption laws, but the measures are complex and will not take full effect for a year or more.
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The Sanders operation in Des Moines, which was clearly in full effect this weekend, seemed intent on reaching every Democrat in the surrounding counties in order to do just that.
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For the full effect, here's "I just listened to the Smiths and then Googled what Morrissey has been up to lately" mode: We all get down around the holidays, Alexa.
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President Lyndon Johnson's ambitious Great Society initiative was in full effect, and though she had intentions of pursuing a graduate degree, Mom decided first to put her idealism into practice.
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Today, those changes enter full effect: targeted ads will now be restricted from running on kids' videos, and kids' videos will lose access to comments and some other community features.
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But as the adaptation to appeal to the young goes into full effect, the industry must also not forget the still expansive spending power of Gen Xers and baby boomers.
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At the Dyker Beach Golf Course in Brooklyn, the atmosphere of a Republican primary race was in full effect Wednesday night at a forum sponsored by the county party committee.
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But since it took full effect on January 1, the law has drawn calls for it to be abandoned, including from Germany's far-right and the country's best selling newspaper.
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During his Chicago stop, Harry hopes to showcase the work of the Full Effect project, an initiative in Nottingham in the U.K. that aims to open up opportunities for young people.
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But while patrons might enjoy the recorded narration and spotlights on certain battle features, they never got the full effect of being able to turn around and see the entire painting.
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May's announcement in June of an extra 20 billion pounds a year in healthcare spending only takes full effect in 2023/24, and revenue from existing taxes should cover immediate costs.
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Federal subsidies, offered to those earning less than 13% of the poverty line (which works out as $47,520 for individuals), will shield many buyers from the full effect of higher prices.
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Senses heightened, split awareness, nesting in full effect, achieving bra sizes and levels of organization I have never reached before, a drive to put the needs of my child before myself??!!
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The whole endeavor is Clean Green certified, which means that the on-site cultivation standards go beyond organic, with companion planting, integrated pest management strategies, and compost tea in full effect.
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The lens will transform you into a more Muppet-y state with feathers, pink and blue eyeshadow and a felt beak, but be sure to sing your ABCs for full effect.
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"Via's technology is designed to solve transportation problems exactly like this by automatically allocating supply to areas of higher demand, like we'll see once the closures take full effect," they continued.
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The new numbers are in stark contrast to the number of children separated during the two months earlier this year when the administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy was in full effect.
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Oil industry analysts estimate that Iran sold about 1.5 million barrels a day on world markets in October, even as it braced for the sanctions to take full effect starting Monday.
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Such a tax could hit retailers the hardest if it takes full effect, with their heavy reliance on products as varied as microwave ovens from China and T-shirts from Bangladesh.
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These trailblazers say their families are supportive of their career path, but admit that many of their parents and older relatives don't realize the full effect of what they are doing.
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But in 2019, as Americans examine their returns for the first time under the full effect of the sweeping new Republican tax law, the situation is the most cryptic in memory.
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Wilmarth's view of light grew increasingly dark towards the end, and that darkness is expressed to full effect in the late drawings on paper executed in the final year of his life.
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That joyous ignorance was in full effect when Billy Joel, the most Long Island of Long Islanders, opened up the newly redesigned Nassau Coliseum to a sold-out crowd of about 16,000.
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Intel capped its keynote with a light show that was impressive (at least if you were in the arena to get the full effect of the tiny drones flying in 3D space).
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"Certainly, non–subsidy eligible people are going to feel the full effect ... they're going to see higher rates in many cases this [next] year than they did in previous years," she said.
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Since we talked last year, the Supreme Court has allowed the immigration ban to go into full effect, at least until it makes a decision about the ban's legality later this year.
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To get a better idea of Telegram's use in Russia, the government's motivations in blocking it, and the full effect of the present ban, I asked two Russian friends for their thoughts.
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Myett said that while current W-4 forms may work for now, eventually he expects them to be replaced entirely — possibly being phased in this year and in full effect by 2019.
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ISPs will test their power Even with legal challenges raging in the background, Pai's repeal will remain in full effect for the foreseeable future, leaving carriers free to interfere in network traffic.
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"Prince Harry and Ms. Markle will speak to staff and mentors @NottinghamAcad about the Full Effect programme which is helping prevent young people from turning to violence and crime," the announcement read.
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Although Travis Strikes Again is marketed as independent of its predecessors, it still demands you know a lot about the franchise's past events and video game history to get the full effect.
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But if Senate Republicans don't, then Democrats should use it to its full effect, making sure that Supreme Court seat remains vacant until a legitimate government with real popular support gets elected.
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Beyerdynamic's approach, which I prefer, is to present everything starkly and directly, so you end up with the full effect of every crescendo and the full impact of every glorious bass drop.
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NFL yacht wars are in full effect ... 'cause just like Jerry Jones and Dan Snyder, the mega-rich owner of the Atlanta Falcons, Arthur Blank, just bought a superyacht -- for $180 MILLION!!!
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At that point, he hasn't spent much time on the Oaks Christian campus—just a few weeks last spring, as well as summer school—and he hasn't had "the full effect" yet.
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The Droughtlander has been in full effect since last July, so we're extra thirsty for a glimpse of our favorite starcrossed, time-traveling couple, Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan).
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As Mexican efforts have been focused on the southern regions of the country, the full effect of the crackdown could take time to materialize in U.S. crossing data, according to the Post.
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In keeping with roller derby tradition, the rockabilly, Rosie-the-Riveter, riot grrrl aesthetic is in full effect throughout the Gotham organization, from the tattoos and piercings to the fishnets and tutus.
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Rob Kardashian's Instagram ban is still in full effect -- he has NOT returned to the social media platform, despite what some believed after Kris and Kourtney promoted an account bearing his name.
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That joyous ignorance was in full effect when Billy Joel, the most Long Island of Long Islanders, opened up the newly redesigned Nassau Coliseum to a sold-out crowd of about 16,19823.
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WASHINGTON — A treaty committing the United States and Russia to keep their long-range nuclear arsenals at the lowest levels since early in the Cold War goes into full effect on Monday.
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Although no one has adhered to the Friends dress code, a broader 90's dress code is in full effect —there are at least two full sets of Spice Girls walking around.
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Some of the European players who want to continue living and working in Britain were working to secure their settled status before Brexit takes full effect at the end of this year.
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By the time Suh and Zweiman came up with the idea of sharing the pussy hat with other women's rights supporters, plans to follow through with the march were in full effect.
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Officials said they will explain the new rules to fans over the next three games, and that the new regulations will come into full effect in the 15th week of the season.
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GANZ That signature Ne-Yo unctuousness — not altogether unpleasant, it should be said — is in full effect on his rendition of "The Christmas Song," the best chestnut on his debut holiday collection.
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The university confirmed in a statement that none of its students were involved with LEAP, but noted that the full effect the explosion would have on the community remains to be seen.
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Programs that promote broadband adoption must be paired with person-to-person digital literacy programs to help adults and children develop the skills they need to use their connectivity to full effect.
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Obviously, you want to have the two of them in the same shot as much as possible, but you also really let every moment take its time and have its full effect.
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The Census Bureau released new data yesterday showing that the uninsured rate fell in 71.3 percent of the nation's counties between 2014 and 2015, the first two years Obamacare was in full effect.
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"Thus, the uninsurance rate would be higher in 220 without the ACA than it was in 210," the year before the Obamacare law began taking full effect, a report on the study said.
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Texas has seen a nearly 30 percent drop in the number of adult residents who lack health insurance since the Affordable Care Act began taking full effect, according to a report released Tuesday.
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Under the so-called "Food Labeling Law," which was approved in 333 and went into full effect in 2016, snack food companies can no longer advertise to minors on television or the internet.
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That strategy is in full effect in this new trailer, revealed today at Comic-Con, that infers just about anyone could end up on the wrong side of Negan's wire-wrapped baseball bat.
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The bank reduced the rate by 25 basis points at its last meeting in December and Rwangobwa said that cut had not taken full effect hence the need to maintain the policy stance.
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To get the full effect of her elliptical genius, you need to pick them off all at once, the way you would a pint of blueberries or back issues of The Sewanee Review.
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But as reports emerged of families separated by the order, passengers stranded thousands of miles from home, even an infant being denied scheduled surgery, the full effect of this virtual wall revealed itself.
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After lower courts had partially blocked it, the Supreme Court on a 7-2 vote let the ban go into full effect while legal challenges by the state of Hawaii and others continued.
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By all means listen to the song, but make sure to also check out the video to get the full effect of this huge group of people, coming together in joy and urgency.
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Summer sixteen is in full effect and these stars are jumping right in ... check out the gallery to see the celebrity daredevils taking fun to new heights in these waterproof social media snaps. Cannonbaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaall.
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The rule, which takes full effect in 2018, will require brokers who give retirement account advice to become "fiduciaries" and act in clients' best interests, instead of choosing products that line brokers' own pockets.
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When sweater weather is in full effect and all you want to do is stay inside by the fire, Netflix's new animated series Hilda brings the magic of exploring the wilderness to your couch.
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The rule, crafted in response to Sandy Hook, had yet to take full effect when Obama left office, but he previously predicted it would have added 75,000 names to the national background check database.
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"As the impact of higher deliveries and cost reduction take full effect, we expect to return to profitability in Q3 and significantly reduce our loss in Q2," Musk said in a letter to investors.
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Smart speaker love is in full effect for US consumers, with 24 percent of US households owning a smart speaker, and 40 percent of those households owning multiple speakers, according to Nielsen's latest study.
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Strange to say, this line hasn't changed at all despite the fact that we've gained 5.7 million private-sector jobs since January 2014, which is when the Affordable Care Act went into full effect.
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Check out Tyler Hoechlin in his full Kal-El getup on the set of the CW show in Vancouver -- the dude looks pretty good ... he's even got the front hair curl in full effect.
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The CBO last week said that the original version of the bill would lead to 14 million more people being uninsured next year than would be the case if Obamacare remained in full effect.
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"We expect that these actions will partially benefit fiscal year 2019 operating margins and will have full effect to fiscal year 2020," Chief Financial Officer Nick Noviello said on a conference call with analysts.
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With the strongest voice of dissent behind bars, and the campaign to slaughter thousands of people in full effect, there has never been a more important time to be a journalist in the Philippines.
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The exact scope of the new regulations, which come into full effect in 2018, is unclear, but they require certain data to be stored on Chinese which has raised concern among free speech organizations.
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They declared that the Affordable Care Act would be a huge job-killer; the years after the act went into full effect were marked by the best private-sector job creation since the 1990s.
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Holder decision gutted the VRA and left the states and localities most likely to engage in voter discrimination free to institute practices that would have been blocked when the VRA was in full effect.
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"With the MSR in full effect, it is expected that from 2019-2023, the market will run short, leading to a large increase in EUA prices," said Ben Evans, an analyst at ClearBlue Markets.
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In order to see the full effect, you must be on what's known as the path of totality, which is a thin swath of Earth, the umbra, where the moon obliterates the sun entirely.
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Insurers' margins — the difference between the premiums they bring in and the claims they pay out — are now significantly improved, even better than what they saw back in 2011, before Obamacare took full effect.
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The chorus of 12 was deployed in three quartets that moved independently around the altar space, often making close contact with the audience in this intimate setting, singing separately, or combining for full effect.
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You may choose to watch on a mobile device, but for the full effect, we recommend watching on the biggest screen possible to take in the stunning visuals of Miguel's (Anthony Gonzalez) heartwarming journey.
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The directive, set to be "piloted" in three specific facilities before taking full effect throughout the state in September, specifies that all items sent to prisoners must come from a list of approved vendors.
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Whether or not a complete ban will go into full effect is still up in the air, this isn't the first time TikTok has been in the news for being a bad influence on children.
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While Robert is still off Instagram (thankfully) and rumors are flying about how Mom-ager Kris Jenner is handling her son's affairs, it looks like a plan to save face is going into full effect.
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In a separate federal case in San Diego, it's being stopped from resuming family separation and hounded to quickly reunite the nearly 3,000 families separated while the policy was in full effect through mid-June.
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Plus, the final shot of the monster clawing its way into Will after Dustin loses D'art at school is excellent, showing us the full effect the Demogorgon has on the young boy even now. 10.
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The company embarked on a cost-saving program late last year, which it said it still expected to generate annual cost savings of around 900 million crowns, with full effect at the end of 2019.
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Cornell's formidable voice isn't in full effect on the first track from Soundgarden's debut EP — but it is how he officially announced himself to the world (and also what reportedly sparked interest from major labels).
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Move fast and break things was in full effect this week, as researchers revealed that Intel took a full year to release a fix for a chip flaw the company had been repeatedly warned about.
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Still, Ryan's plan does not include dollar figures like how big the tax credit would be, stifling efforts to assess the full budgetary effect or the full effect on how many people would be covered.
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As recently as 2013, just before the Affordable Care Act went into full effect, the two states looked similar in terms of health care: In both states, about 20 percent of nonelderly adults lacked insurance.
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Communications in the disaster zone were hampered by power and cell service outages, and access was difficult in many places because of flooding and road closures, making it hard to evaluate the storm's full effect.
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Nevertheless, this week's episode begins as Chuck confers with Dr. Ari Gilbert, the man who gave him the slide, talking as if the plan to hide it at Axe's place is still in full effect.
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The Supreme Court at least partially sided with the government in the travel ban cases, allowing the revised version to go into full effect and agreeing to resolve its legality before the end of June.
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The figures come from a May report from the Department of Health and Human Services that said premiums increased to $244 this year from $2100 in 0003, before the health care law took full effect.
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So, in addition to having fun stomping on these bubbles or lighting them on fire, it's good news that scientists are spearheading new initiatives to study their full effect on the rapidly warming Anthropocene climate.
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If you're curious, Friend told Refinery29 that Jordan spent a lot of time growing out his own hair — he had about five inches on top — then added loc extensions to give the look its full effect.
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The full effect of the defections is unclear, although al Shabaab was needled into denouncing one former top commander, Mukhtar Robow Abu Mansur, as an apostate after he publicly urged his clansmen to fight the insurgency.
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That distinctly Cara cadence she has is in full effect on "Growing Pains," though it's lacking the lyrical edge that made "Scars to Your Beautiful" and "Here" the total earworms that I couldn't stop listening to.
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"It's mine, all mine!" cartoon character Daffy Duck wails, spit flying and lisp in full effect as he stuffs Bugs Bunny down a rabbit hole in hopes of keeping the pile of treasure all to himself.
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Between battle passes, season passes, subscription fees in World of Warcraft and other MMOs, Xbox Gold, PlayStation Plus, Nintendo Switch Online, constant DLC and more, the whole games-as-a-service trend is in full effect.
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Cult favorite Halo Top hit Walmart freezer aisles in April, and the craze kicked into full effect, with reports of sellouts, hoarding, and fans trekking to multiple supermarkets to get their hands on their favorite flavor.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will end social security reimbursements for homeopathic drugs and the new policy - which has drawn the fire of alternative medicine advocates - will take full effect in 13, the healthcare minister said on Tuesday.
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But with Trump evenly splitting four states with a resurgent Ted Cruz and Rubio's failure to finish higher than third in any of the Super Saturday contests, the spin cycle has been thrown into full effect.
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The cord cutting era is now in full effect, and nowhere is that more apparent than in the record numbers YouTube recorded for its airing of the second presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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They don't know, because nobody knows, how many barrels of Iranian 2.4 million b/d of crude exports that the revived sanctions, which will take full effect in 180 days, will ultimately pull off the market.
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President Barack Obama said that he was willing to negotiate cuts deeper than the 1,163 arms that Washington and Moscow are permitted to deploy under the 2010 New Start treaty, which took full effect last month.
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She has endured long enough to convert more than a few doubters into fans; endured long enough to experience the full effect of the new acoustics as the roars of support reverberated indoors on Tuesday night.
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Nathanie Doralus from Florida believes it depends on the viewer: Art is meant to be experienced in whatever way is best for the viewer to fully receive the full effect and understanding intended by the artist.
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When I stepped back outside after sipping a shot of rum infused with dried orchids, the Milky Way was in full effect, framed by the towering shadows of the cirque's western walls, several thousand feet high.
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Tehran was a regional troublemaker, but had the U.S. given full effect to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) by easing Iran's entry into the world economy further negotiations over regional issues could have ensued.
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"If the regulations are left on the books and enter into full effect, they will increase the complexity of doing business in the United States," trade groups including Business Roundtable said in a letter this spring.
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While "zero tolerance" was in full effect, a pile of logistical problems often made it impossible or near-impossible for parents to even find out where their children were being held, much less communicate with them.
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Some lawmakers have long urged the U.S. to go after major Chinese banks or firms suspected of enabling North Korea's evasion of sanctions, arguing that Beijing helps insulate its neighbor from the full effect of international sanctions.
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" Innes added that BOJ is likely to take a "wait and see approach" to see the full effect of its current interest policy and that it will "likely unleash a massive stimulus package at a later date.
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Sanctions against Rusal and En+ were lifted in January as Deripaska reduced his stake in Rusal via its parent company En+ after months of talks and several extensions of the deadline for sanctions to take full effect.
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The recent phenomenon that is Christina Aguilera's transformative make-under appears to still be in full effect — and now, the stripped-down look is going beyond what we saw on the cover of Paper Magazine last month.
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In a pair of curtly worded orders released on December 4th, the justices granted the administration's wish to allow Mr Trump's September proclamation limiting foreign travel to America to take full effect pending the lower-court proceedings.
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The role of the C-4 The C-4 would likely be placed as close to the wall by the robot as possible for full effect, and quietly moved behind the wall so the sniper wouldn't notice.
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Since the deal went into full effect in January, critics note, Iran has continued its tough posture against regional neighbors such as Saudi Arabia and Israel, taunted the U.S. military and continued to test ballistic missile systems.
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" To this end, she has been working at larger and larger scales to create the full effect of jumping into another universe—to "give the illusion that you could walk into the painting and stay a while.
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Commutes are all out of whack mostly because of new "work from home" policies that are in full effect, keeping people away from the office in the U.S., China, South Korea, Italy, and other hard-struck places.
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A much larger one — the New Start agreement, which brought American and Russian nuclear weapons to record-low levels of 1,550 deployed intercontinental ballistic weapons when it went into full effect this year — could also soon collapse.
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The OS takes you through the steps of resetting your computer, including giving you the option to wipe or retain or your files—for the full effect (and if you have backups in place), choose to wipe.
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He created the account earlier this month, replicating the look of SUNY Geneseo&aposs official Twitter account for the full effect: the same profile picture and banner, the same bio, and a handle just two letters off.
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But now, at the most critical juncture in Toronto FC's history, Altidore is healthy, motivated and surrounded by a squad and situation where he's been able to use his strength and technical abilities to their full effect.
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The U.S. Supreme Court last week handed a victory to Trump by allowing his latest travel ban targeting people from six Muslim-majority countries to go into full effect even as legal challenges continue in lower courts.
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"As the impact of higher deliveries and cost reduction take full effect, we expect to return to profitability in Q3 and significantly reduce our loss in Q2," Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said in a letter to investors.
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A more interesting debate has emerged this week: has the market already discounted the full effect of Trump's proposed tax cuts, infrastructure spending, and reduction in regulations, and won't rally much more even if the agenda is passed?
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Once the embargo was in full effect, Castro had his ambassador to Canada send him 20103 containers of ice cream from Howard Johnson's, then the largest restaurant chain in the US. Castro ate ridiculous quantities of frozen dairy.
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" Trump indicated nuclear-related sanctions would remain in full effect if the talks with North Korea fall through, but said that a deal would allow Kim to continue "running his country" and allow it to become "very rich.
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The Trump administration asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to allow President Donald Trump's latest travel ban to take full effect after a California appeals court ruled last week that only parts of it could be enacted.
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Here's what you need to know: • An Obama-era treaty that commits the U.S. and Russia to keeping their long-range nuclear arsenals at the lowest levels since early in the Cold War goes into full effect today.
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"I must repeat the unique nature of the challenge in the BVI, which suffered under the full effect of the strongest Category '7' hurricane ever to hit the Atlantic," Branson says, emphasizing the seriousness of the weather event.
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With New York's summer weather already in full effect, the three cold Korean ramen dishes currently on her menu are sparing ramen aficionados from their usual sweat-dripping summertime sessions for a more cooling and refreshing dining experience.
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More than 2,000 children were separated from their parents after Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced in May that the zero-tolerance policy was in full effect, even if it meant that families were to be separated as a consequence.
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The back-to-school shopping season is in full effect, so this is as good a time as ever to pick up anything you might have forgotten — or to give yourself a head start on snagging supplies for less.
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Over the next few tracks, Devine perfectly threads together the various styles he has amassed in his arsenal—from sincere folk to bombastic rock, rife with heavy distortion and peppered with Reggie and the Full Effect-style synth melodies.
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Now that Obamacare was in full effect, those plans would really be short-term, an option for people who were between jobs or looking for a new one — not a permanent source of health "insurance" for millions of Americans.
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If the past six weeks of diplomatic speed-dating over North Korea have made one thing clear, it's that all the other people at this dance have a clear strategy and are playing their limited hands to full effect.
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In a binding referendum on May 17, voters will decide whether Switzerland should take back unilateral control of immigration, if necessary at the cost of abrogating the free-movement pact with the EU that took full effect in 2007.
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The objective seemingly is to lower the price of metal for businesses that aren't willing — for the good of the U.S. economy and national security — to wait for the full effect of the Trump tariffs to come to fruition.
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But chief among them is America's own immigration policy, and experts said they were not surprised to see a slowdown even before Mr. Trump's executive orders on immigration have taken full effect or his signature wall has been built.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey needs to stop or significantly reduce the number of illegal migrants crossing into Europe and a readmission agreement between Ankara and Brussels must go into full effect by June 1, an EU envoy said on Friday.
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Drug policy experts argue these earlier studies were far less robust; they failed to control for factors like whether a state allows dispensaries, cultivation, or only possession — rendering them incapable of gauging the full effect of different pot policies.
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Cardi B has remained relatively quiet since her Grammy noms and performance with Bruno Mars earlier this year, but after revealing that her debut album will be arriving in April it looks like Cardi season will be in full effect again.
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If allowed to take full effect, U.S. Solicitor General Donald Verrilli wrote, the law would close many more of the state's clinics and force hundreds of thousands of Texas women to travel great distances if they seek to terminate pregnancies.
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Many astrology lovers have already committed to a three-day weekend and traveling to a spot that falls within the narrow path of totality, where you will see the full effect of the eclipse as the moon completely covers the sun.
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He did, however, caution that profit growth in the second half would, at current exchange rates, be tempered primarily by a smaller currency translation benefit and the full effect of the devaluation of sterling against the dollar on Primark's margin.
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Limited Impact from New Regulation: Fitch believes that the implementation of India's Real Estate Regulation Act of 2016 (RERA), which came into full effect on 1 May 2017, would restrict property developers' ability to move cash freely out of construction projects.
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European banks, by and large, already meet or exceed the Basel III bank capital rules well before they take full effect in 2019, but bankers say "Basel IV" could force them to increase their capital buffers by up to 10 percent.
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Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester, speaking in Sydney, largely repeated a July 1 speech in London in which she said it was too early to judge the full effect of Britain's vote to leave the European Union on the U.S. economy.
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In releasing the rule, which goes into full effect in eight months, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau fired the first shot in a likely brutal political battle between Republicans and Democrats over regulators' reach into banks' workings and customer rights.
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The State Department defended the payment, which came as part of a separate legal issue between the U.S. and Iran unrelated to either the American prisoners or the international nuclear pact, which went into full effect later that same weekend.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday handed a victory to President Donald Trump by allowing his latest travel ban targeting people from six Muslim-majority countries to go into full effect even as legal challenges continue in lower courts.
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"While the knee jerk reaction in the South African markets will likely calm down further over next week, this will depend heavily on news flow regarding what the full effect of Brexit will be," said chief economist at Investec Annabel Bishop.
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Regulatory Risks, UK Elections: Fitch believes that the implementation of India's Real Estate Regulation Act of 2016 (RERA), which came into full effect on 1 May 7503, would restrict property developers' ability to move cash freely out of construction projects.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to allow President Donald Trump's latest travel ban to take full effect after an appeals court in California ruled last week that only parts of it could be enacted.
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The good folks at Screencrush compiled all the Game of Thrones costumes into a handy little gallery, but you should watch the video promos for the full effect of everyone singing the same note (and Hodor contributing his usual two cents).
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But the 210th Century Fox-backed installation is still tethered to an existing property, does little more than re-create a few key scenes from Ridley Scott's film, and requires a specially equipped motion chair to achieve its full effect. .
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The CBO found that the Graham-Cassidy healthcare bill would cause "millions" of people to lose comprehensive healthcare coverage, cautioning that the full effect was still unclear because of the short window of time it had to review the legislation.
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To get the full effect of what made World of Warcraft so magical 11 years ago, you need not only load up the original version of the game, but you also need to populate its server with thousands of people.
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The best way to get the full effect of The Irishman, which premieres on Netflix on November 27, is to prep yourself by watching a handful of Scorsese's films — the ones that help illuminate the themes he wraps into this epic.
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Dev's 40-minute set spans much of the Blood Orange catalog, with his brand of angelic-chamber-music-meets-seedy-LA-dive-bar-soundtrack (complete with a dancer, pink curtain, and indoor palm tree in this particular case) in full effect.
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None of this bodes well for the 2020 campaign, which has entered its first stage at a time when analysts in and out of government are still trying to determine the full effect disinformation had in the last presidential election.
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But after the federal government moved to force improvements in truck emissions, with standards that were first enacted during the Clinton administration and took full effect by 2010, gliders became a way for trucking companies to legally skirt the rules.
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The regulations, which the agency imposed in August 2016 and are set to go into full effect in August 403, require costly testing of all vaping products, and offer new guidelines on manufacturing, sales, packaging and advertising of e-cigarettes.
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Rather than doing an ordinary series about escapism in Depression-era cinema, MoMA is zeroing in on a single year, 1933 — well after the crash of 1929, but before the Motion Picture Production Code came into full effect in 1934.
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"As a practical matter, once the CPTPP is in full effect American businesses will be at a distinct competitive disadvantage when trying to sell in these markets and our consumers will miss out on lower-priced goods," the letter stated.
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A study by the Tax Policy Center, a nonpartisan research group, found that when the bill would take full effect in 2022, 40 percent of the benefits from the tax cuts would go to the richest one percent of the country.
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This new policy, which takes full effect starting on January 1, 2020, requires users to declare whether their content is explicitly for children; they also have the option to designate their whole channel as "always" for kids or "never" for kids.
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One thing my group's guide noted in the beginning was that you needed to watch each scene for a few minutes to get the full effect, which I tried to do while laying on one of the massage-esque tables.
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"While the stock market assumes no impact from the virus as we continue to chug higher, expect much more of this kind of talk as companies figure out the full effect," said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group.
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When the DACA program was in full effect, through August 2012 to September 2017, the federal government didn't publish good information about how many DACA recipients there were — leading people to make estimates that ranged from several hundred thousand to nearly 2000 million.
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In recent years, the prince has regularly visited the St. Ann's area of the city (often in private) where Full Effect uses early intervention, mentorship and training as it works to help prevent young people from becoming involved in violence and crime.
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" In the end, although she was annoyed by certain parts, my mom said she'd like to go again "and stay for the entire thing to experience the full effect, from invocation all the way through prayer… with better earplugs and a few breaks.
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You could see that enthusiasm in full effect on Wednesday night, when she attended a pre-party for the Guggenheim International Gala wearing a Dior look with sheer elements, patent boots, an embellished bag, David Yurman jewelry and a sultry plum smoky eye.
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The same Commonwealth Fund report also found that in 38 states and in Washington, D.C., the share of adults who reported not going to the doctor because of cost dropped by at least 2 percentage points since the ACA took full effect.
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The parade of stars was pretty incredible ... from Gayle King, Tony Bennett, Jeff Bezos and David Letterman to Hillary Clinton and her pregnant daughter, Chelsea, the stars were all out in full effect for an occasion that, tbh, has long been overdue.
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Nearly a third of the 68 British companies that issued profit warnings in the third quarter have put the blame on Brexit, according to professional services firm, EY, which says the full effect has yet to feed through to many other companies.
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But Disney's aggressive pivot toward streaming makes it clear that its leadership plans to leverage its impressive library of properties to full effect, essentially making its still-unnamed streaming service a no-brainer subscription for anyone even remotely fluent in modern pop culture.
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The current version, which prevents some (or all) immigrants, refugees, and visa holders from Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Syria, Venezuela, and Yemen from entering the US, has been in full effect since early December (thanks to an earlier Supreme Court ruling).
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Anyone can follow McQueen and then go through the McQueen Snapchat or McQueen Insta Story and see every single thing behind the scenes, but that also doesn't really allow all people to experience the full effect of what fashion and clothing is.
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On May 15th America's Commerce Department said that companies would need a special licence to deal with Huawei, China's hardware giant, which it deemed a threat to American interests (it later said the order would not take full effect for 333 days).
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In this new version, which takes on the form of a music video as opposed to the last "in the club" edition, we see Craig walking the streets, looking like a general badman, flexing as he knows comeback season is in full effect.
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While the government estimates the two dozen banks majority-owned by the state need about $27 billion in new capital to meet global Basel III banking rules expected to take full effect by March 2019, private economists and analysts peg it much higher.
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Sebelius said that the people who will be hit with the full effect of the extra premium hikes will be customers of Obamacare exchanges who earn above 400 percent of the federal poverty line, or nearly $100,000 annually for a family of four.
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But the Times's analysis of census data from 2014, the first year the heart of the law was in full effect, provides a finely detailed look at who the newly insured actually are — by race, education, occupation, immigration status, and family structure.
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"It is clear that, in order to curb state-wide doping, wherever it maybe in the world, countries must commit to a cultural change and that change can only come about by the decision-makers using their powers to full effect," Reedie said.
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From hashtags declaring Justin Trudeau the most fuckable of all world leaders, to hordes of teenagers awaiting his landing in the Philippines like a member of *NSYNC circa 993, it's pretty damn clear that The Second Coming of Trudeaumania is in full effect.
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Until and unless the Supreme Court renders a different decision in June, the travel ban remains in full effect because of twin orders issued by the Supreme Court reinstating the entirety of the ban until a final decision is made by the Court.
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Liverpool FC midfielder Fabinho and Chelsea FC's Kurt Zouma are just two of many that have felt the strength and speed of Haaland to full effect this term — the Norwegian muscling past both in games in the Champions League and pre-season respectively.
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Ryan Truesdell, a young composer and arranger, has made it his mission to prove that point: He goes directly to Evans's original big-band manuscripts — including some charts that haven't been played in over 50 years — and restages them to full effect.
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He argued that since the law included a "45-day transition period" before it went into full effect, providers could use that time to try to secure privileges and prove whether Act 620 makes it unconstitutionally tough for people to undergo abortions.
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The global oil market's reliance on the dollar as a unit of exchange, and on U.S. banks and reinsurance companies that are bound by U.S. sanctions, means that the Iran sanctions are likely to bite hard when they take full effect in November.
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"With the full effect of tighter lending conditions, falling house prices and a weaker global backdrop yet to be felt, such an acceleration in growth looks like a pipe dream to us," said Paul Dales, Sydney-based chief economist at Capital Economics.
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Produced as the Vietnam War was in full effect, Bergman's "Shame" is a radical war movie of sorts, set largely in a rural idyll where two former violinists, played by von Sydow and Liv Ullmann, have holed up to escape a civil war.
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Ironically one of the main proponents of these tapping low kicks in MMA was Lyoto Machida but, while they work wonderfully against fleet footed distance fighters, most of Machida's opponents were heavy footed and plodding so the kick rarely had its full effect.
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"We don't have the full effect of the investments that we are doing in fibre as well as in content," Chief Executive Officer Michel Combes said in a conference call with reporters, adding that he was confident all these efforts would soon bear fruit.
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The wish fulfillment vibe that the first game nailed so well is in full effect once again as you weave through space in Iden's T.I.E. Fighter, dodging around familiar Star Wars cruisers and into the cramped innards of the besieged shipyard during a dogged pursuit.
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It goes without saying, of course, that watching an IMAX trailer on your laptop or phone won't do it justice – so if you'd like to get the full effect, keep an eye out for the new Inhumans IMAX trailer in front of Dunkirk this weekend.
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"It's an interesting procedural move, but the fact that it's taken this long may undermine, at least to some extent, the Trump administration's core argument that the entry ban, which has never gone into full effect, is essential to protect our national security," Vladeck said.
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We got Lea at LAX Tuesday and asked her if Casey -- who last year won an Oscar for Best Actor in "Manchester by the Sea" -- should be allowed to present this year, given his sexual misconduct history and the #MeToo movement in full effect.
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Etsy emailed sellers with an estimate of how many sales the program will drive to their shops, but sellers say that until the program goes into full effect, they're not sure how much of an impact it'll really have and how they ought to respond.
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Etsy emailed sellers with an estimate of how many sales the program will drive to their shops, but sellers say that until the program goes into full effect, they're not sure how much of an impact it'll really have and how they ought to respond.
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But with so much on the line this time, Mr. Deripaska's allies are now fighting back aggressively, mobilizing a vast influence machine on both sides of the Atlantic in an all-out effort to undo the sanctions against his companies before they take full effect.
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Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida law allowing some school teachers to carry guns on campus goes into effect Florida law banning sanctuary cities takes full effect Trump to give health care speech in Florida next week MORE (R) in May, according to The New York Times.
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The #OscarsSoWhite campaign is in full effect, but many people will still be tuning in, either to see what Chris Rock has to say about the lack of diversity among the Academy's nominees or to witness Leo's forlorn vaping when he loses yet another nomination.
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In reality, Act 620 would have left Louisiana with just one doctor willing to perform abortion, as one of the eligible physicians testified that he would quit for fear of "[becoming] an even greater target for anti-abortion violence" should the act go into full effect.
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Quinn (Margot Robbie), Deadshot (Will Smith), Enchantress (Cara Delevingne), Joker (Jared Leto), Captain Boomerang (Jai Courtney), Rick Flagg (Joel Kinnaman), El Diablo (Jay Hernandez), Slipknot (Adam Beach), Katana (Karen Fukuhara), Killer Croc (Adewale Akinnouye-Agbaje), Amanda Waller (Viola Davis)—the posse is here and in full effect.
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The granite, giant boulders and panoramic views make it feel like you're exploring another planet—even if you aren't stoned—and springtime is when the blood-red diamorpha plants go into full effect, blooming out of shallow pools of water for an even more otherworldly vibe.
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All but Justices Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch and Clarence Thomas—who would have let Mr Trump's travel ban take full effect, and who would have kept the uncles and grandmas at bay—seem keen to steer a steady ship while the executive branch lists and founders.
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Speaking with businesswoman Mellody Hobson and young philanthropists Chantelle Stefanovic (of Full Effect, a program of The Royal Foundation) and David Peterson (of The National A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum), Harry also noted how the charitable work of the royal family is a true commitment.
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The law also expanded Medicaid for the poorest Americans and offered federal assistance for people who make a little more money to buy private insurance — provisions that were estimated to benefit 90 percent of the women who were uninsured in 2012, before the ACA took full effect.
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As the narrator of the play, Smith himself (played by Daniel Davis) appears to feel a pang of dread during one of Trewitt's sweeping speeches about the beneficent "invisible hand" of the market, as if he is suddenly grasping the full effect of being so misinterpreted.
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Once Greece and Turkey take additional legal steps to allow the return of asylum seekers, another part of the agreement will go into full effect: a measure to allow one Syrian refugee in Turkey to be flown to Europe for every Syrian who is deported from Greece.
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Film Series Rather than doing an ordinary series about escapism in Depression-era cinema, MoMA is zeroing in on a single year, 1933 — well after the crash of 1929, but before the Motion Picture Production Code came into full effect in 1934 — with screenings through March 31.
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Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida law allowing some school teachers to carry guns on campus goes into effect Florida law banning sanctuary cities takes full effect Trump to give health care speech in Florida next week MORE (R), who campaigned on the immigration issue, the following month.
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It prohibits the launching of any missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, and remains valid until the July nuclear deal between Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council — the US, UK, Russia, China, and France — plus Germany goes into full effect.
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For the full effect, you'll need to watch the video, which is great for a number of reasons: The video begins with Birdman declaring "it ain't right if we don't make it hot in the building" and draping his red bandana over the mic for Wayne.
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"The inflation number is worse than expected ... it's an awful number and obviously there is a lag of months before the full effect of lira depreciation ... is reflected, so one would expect core inflation to remain high from here," said Paul Fage, an emerging market strategist at TD Securities.
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In a verdict that may also delay and potentially obstruct a string of other EU trade pacts, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) said an agreement struck with Singapore in 2014 cannot take full effect until ratified by 33 national and regional parliaments across the 28-nation bloc.
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The company was forced to launch its flagship Mate 30 phone without access to popular apps like Google Maps and YouTube, and its global smartphone sales have suffered, with some analysts predicting "a steep decline" for the third quarter, when the US trade ban was in full effect.
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Read More Charif Souki on Cheniere departure: I didn't do what Carl Icahn wanted me to do With Cramer's concept of the the roving bull market in full effect, one of the sectors that could represent opportunity in the long term for Cramer is within the cybersecurity space.
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Still, taking a cautious tone much like the U.S. Federal Reserve a day earlier, the ECB said time would be needed to see the full effect of its already unveiled but not yet implemented policy easing measures, particularly its corporate bond buys and a fresh round of cheap loans.
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" Dr. Pate adds that the vaccine takes up to two weeks to take full effect — "So there's a possibility that if someone got it today and next week they got exposed with the flu, they could come down with the flu because the vaccine isn't protecting them yet.
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When the collaboration was announced, details were basically nonexistent (you'll have to watch the show for full effect), but Vogue is reporting that Katrantzou worked with Victoria's Secret angels, as well as the show's longtime creative director Sophia Neophitou and executive producer Monica Mitro, to get everything just right.
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Why it matters: A new German law, which was enacted in October but went into full effect Monday, requires that social media companies like Twitter and Facebook remove hate speech and fake news from their platforms within 24 hours of being flagged or face fines up to €50 million.
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And the full effect of the oil slump has yet to be enjoyed: some European airlines hedged their jet-fuel requirements at an equivalent crude price of $90 a barrel in 2015, whereas the spot price had fallen below $40 by the year-end, and is now around $30.
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But in the years before Obamacare went into full effect, a program called the Pre-Existing Condition Plan, or PCIP allowed people to sign up for heavily subsidized coverage if they had documentation proving they had been denied coverage by an insurance company and had a pre-existing condition.
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A YouTube spokeswoman confirmed to TechCrunch it is now in the process of rolling out the same update to suppresses conspiracy recommendations in the UK. She said it will take some time to take full effect — without providing detail on when exactly the changes will be fully applied.
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Watch him put together a triple-double against the Magic last month to get the full effect: He is averaging about 5.5 more points than last season, has stepped up his rebounding and assist numbers significantly, and has become one of the 10 most efficient players in the league.
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"We believe that the full effect of the Iranian oil sanctions has yet to be seen and we feel that the next 5-6 week anticipatory phase of the official sanctions will associate with steady speculative buying interest," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, said in a note.
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The ORRA, on the other hand, would repeal broad swaths of Obamacare and not replace any of it: Republicans say they would craft a new replacement plan in the two years before repeal takes full effect, though experts warn that passing the bill would have immediate consequences for the insurance market.
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim, whose job will cease to exist once the constitutional changes take full effect, said Erdogan would be invited to rejoin the ruling AK Party as soon as official results are announced, a sign the government has no intention of waiting to see the outcome of opposition appeals.
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Spitting 2 Fast 2 Furious over a UKG vocal loop, Stormzy's rapid flow is in full effect, alongside a succession of visuals (shot under the guidance of director Daps) here to remind us that nobody has ever looked quite this class sat on the counter of a chicken shop before.
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The Commerce Department has repeatedly extended a grace period meant to allow Huawei and U.S. businesses an easier transition before the blacklisting takes full effect, but it is relatively clear that reprieve will run out soon (and the delays only apply to old products, not new ones, including software updates).
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The announcement of a ban on the largest currency bills circulating in India, which came into full effect at midnight Friday, the last day for depositing the old notes at banks, set off cash shortages that have hit the country's most vulnerable people hard and prompted worries about the economy.
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ET, FSN Sun (Tampa Bay), NESN (Boston) ABOUT THE LIGHTNING (212-22-24): Tampa Bay finally showed the full effect of not having the steady Stralman and captain Steven Stamkos (knee surgery) in the lineup Friday as the defense coughed up the puck constantly and the offense looked out of sync.
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Despite the fact that the city has birthed countless great musicians and musical styles, Rio has long had a reputation as something of a daytime city—it's never been that easy for those who treasure late nights and all-night dancing to spread their wings (and legs) to full effect.
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Through his involvement with the Rugby Football Union, and the Full Effect project in Nottingham, he has also learned that influential local leaders in sports clubs and youth groups "play a vital role in giving disadvantaged young people the opportunities and confidence to overcome personal hurdles and succeed in life," his spokesman adds.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The state of Hawaii and the American Civil Liberties Union on Tuesday urged the U.S. Supreme Court not to allow President Donald Trump's latest travel ban that would bar entry of people from six Muslim-majority countries to go into full effect after it was partially blocked by lower courts.
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You only need to watch his performance in the 2014 Lord of the Mics Boiler Room to see this in full effect: he picks the mic up and racks up reload after reload for about three minutes, coming back with a different bar each time, each syllable dropping to the same ecstatic response.
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We won't know their full effect until they roll out to Facebook's 2.07 billion users, but here's a glimpse at what they mean to start: The comment is the new share Shares have long been viewed as the things that make posts go viral on Facebook, but now comments appear poised take their place.
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But party officials say the Democratic echo chamber will be in full effect, through dilatory tactics on the Senate floor, speeches and protests around the country in states with vulnerable GOP senators, ample news conferences and potentially even a running clock showing the amount of time that has lapsed after the nominee is put forward.
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The report was largely good news for $15-an-hour proponents: It found that after coming into full effect in 2025, the Raise the Wage Act would increase incomes for 27 million workers and lift 1.3 million people out of poverty while slightly redistributing income from America's richest families to those in lower income brackets.
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I'm a freakishly fast reader, but to me, podcasts and audiobooks are the antithesis of speed reading: It's there to slowly be taken along with the storytelling, and some of my favorite podcasts (I'm looking at you, 99% Invisible and Radiolab) use sound effects, careful pacing, and elaborate audio craftsmanship to their full effect.
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They take place in a world that will never allow its audience to feel the full effect of the trauma that should logically ensue from a massacre like this — you'll have to turn to fanfiction for that — but they are this movie's equivalent of the flaming car crash or the smoke billowing from the skyscraper.
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"The full effect of the move to not renew the waivers could take months to come completely into focus, given how the sanctions are structured, given that there's actually multiple rounds of waivers, of waiver nonrenewals the president will have to go through," Jake Sullivan, a former deputy assistant to former President Obama, said on the call.
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Though the Muslim ban was struck down, rewritten, and struck down again, it made its way through the lower courts, and the Supreme Court in early December ultimately allowed the latest version of the ban to go into full effect, thereby barring citizens from six Muslim-majority countries, plus North Korea and some people from Venezuela.
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The Supreme Court spent four decades in the late 19th and early 20th centuries reading the Commerce Clause narrowly to thwart progressive change; the Court's decision to abandon this narrow reading of the Commerce Clause, and permit much of the New Deal to take full effect, was one of the most consequential events of the 20th century.
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Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida law allowing some school teachers to carry guns on campus goes into effect Florida law banning sanctuary cities takes full effect Trump to give health care speech in Florida next week MORE (R) this year signed into law a bill allowing public school districts to arm teachers, a step Hogg objected to during Thursday's hearing.
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Migos put their spin on the iconic music television show this weekend by transforming it into "Culture Ride" for the new visual for "Walk It Talk It." With Jamie Foxx as Ron Delirious, ruffled blouses, and the infamous Soul Train Scramble board, the spirit of former host Don Cornelius was in full effect throughout the grainy footage.
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Sanctions will once again target the following areas with "full effect," senior administration officials told reporters on Monday, meaning these activities will be restricted or prohibited: In addition to this, administration officials said, tariffs will be placed on Iran's automotive sector and the country can no longer purchase US passenger aircraft, while the US can no longer import Iranian carpets or certain foods.
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From documentaries profiling areas in crisis, to undersea footage, to special VR short films from the creators of Mr. Robot, the app is a free ticket to exploring the various worlds of VR. You can watch the VR films on your mobile device, but for the full effect it's best to use additional tools like the Samsung Gear VR or Google Cardboard.
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The portion of the bill that benefits the oil industry would alone cost American taxpayers some $2.8 billion every year by 85033, when the tax credit is in full effect, robbing the public purse of resources that could be used both for creating clean energy jobs and for a just recovery in communities impacted by disasters made worse by climate change.
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Sanctions against Rusal and its parent En+, were lifted in January as Deripaska reduced his stake after months of talks and several extensions of the deadline for sanctions to take full effect.. Rusal and aluminum alloys manufacturer Braidy will create a joint project to produce flat-rolled aluminum products for the U.S. automotive industry, the Russian company said on Monday.
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"The State's presence here is epileptic: There are no public services, there are low levels of education, and the only doctor (in Remolinos, downriver) left a year ago and never returned," says Rodrigo Velaidez, an agronomist who has worked with the area's rural residents since the 90s, when Chocaguán, a National Peace Prize*-winning project that substituted cacao for coca, was in full effect.
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Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperAmerica is in desperate need of infrastructure investment: Senate highway bill a step in the right direction FARA should apply to Confucius Institutes The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal MORE (Del.), the top Democrat on the Environment and Public Works Committee, said the previous streamlining reforms should have a chance to take full effect before lawmakers consider more.
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But because this is 2017, and the internet is in full effect, a huge contingent of cranks believes the drill is meant to cover up (takes deep breath) an electromagnetic pulse that will knock out the power grid nationwide, allowing billionaire George Soros to funnel billions of dollars into an effort by antifa to override the rule of law and replace Donald Trump as president.
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Mitigating Pressure As much as Eddie Alvarez has been playing the aggressor more recently—sticking to Anthony Pettis like glue in a dull clinching bout and being forced to close the huge range gap against Donald Cerrone—he is much more suited to a mobile outfight against an opponent of a similar size where his movement and level changes can be used to full effect.
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It's worth emphasizing that this memorandum remains in full effect, though there have been discussions between the Justice Department and the F.E.C. about augmenting it with specific details on exactly how each agency should follow the memorandum's guidance in situations like this one — discussions that seem well worth resuming when, in years to come, the Justice Department begins to care again about enforcing such laws.
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As we learned in a statement from Buckingham Palace, Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, will continue to fulfill their duties until this spring, when Megxit will go into full effect — this means that, just one day after Harry spoke for the first time about his decision to step back from the title, he is already back to work for the royal family.
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Here's what you need to know: Tesla's Model 3 deliveries were awful — but the company still set a sales record for 2017 Tesla just slashed in half its Model 3 production target for the first quarter Wall Street is making excuses for Tesla's Model 3 problem — and it could backfire this year Lastly, Trump's tax overhaul has slowed Manhattan's real estate market even before going into full effect.
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Meanwhile, PJM is one of North America's nine regional grid operators and manages the transmission lines that move electricity from power plants to millions of customers in 13 states on the Eastern seaboard, including Washington, DC. PJM has had a pandemic response plan on the books for 15 years, but Mike Bryson, senior vice president of operations, says that this is the first time it's gone into full effect.
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Florida's GOP Governor, Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida law allowing some school teachers to carry guns on campus goes into effect Florida law banning sanctuary cities takes full effect Trump to give health care speech in Florida next week MORE, is pushing the Trump administration to be granted approval to allow imports of cheaper drugs from Canada, something Trump has spoken favorably of, a break from the traditional GOP line.
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"I'm certain that most parents will want to have their children tested," said Dr. Irwin Redlener, president of the Children's Health Fund and a professor at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University However, the doctor said, even testing every person in Newark would not reveal the full effect of the contamination, as even those badly hurt by youthful exposure to lead may no longer have the toxin in their bloodstream.
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When I, like many others, noted that job growth since Obamacare went into full effect has been the fastest since the 1990s — which is simply what the BLS data say — I got a barrage of mail from people claiming that I'm crazy, a liar, etc.. Similarly, but on of course a much bigger scale, a lot of what I'm seeing in reactions to the State of the Union amounts to the assertion that only an imbecile or a hack could believe Obama's talk about the strength of the U.S. economy relative to other advanced countries — when that's a simple fact.
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Today, Amazon is taking the next step forward in that strategy: it's launching a new chain of showrooms it's calling the Amazon Experience Centers across Lennar model homes to demo and help sell its smart home devices, Amazon Dash Buttons, and other consumer electronics services such as streaming Prime Content with Fire TV. The model homes will be fully connected up as Alexa-enabled smart homes, Amazon says, with customers able to walk through and see the full effect of being able to use Alexa to control all electronic and connected kit, from TVs and lights to thermostat and window blinds.
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