And this year, the company has "un-grandfathered," evening out prices for longtime users who were temporarily "grandfathered" in with cheaper prices.
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STATE-GUARANTEED/GRANDFATHERED SENIOR, SUBORDINATED AND MARKET LINKED SECURITIES The 'AAA' ratings of LBBW's state-guaranteed/grandfathered senior, subordinated debt and market-linked securities reflect the credit strength of the federal guarantors.
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STATE-GUARANTEED/GRANDFATHERED SECURITIES The ratings of HSH's state-guaranteed/grandfathered senior debt, subordinated debt and market-linked securities are sensitive to changes in Fitch's view of the creditworthiness of the guarantors.
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STATE-GUARANTEED/GRANDFATHERED SENIOR, SUBORDINATED AND MARKET LINKED SECURITIES The 'AAA' ratings of BayernLB state-guaranteed/grandfathered senior, subordinated debt and market-linked securities reflect the credit strength of Bavaria as guarantor.
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STATE-GUARANTEED/GRANDFATHERED SENIOR, SUBORDINATED AND MARKET LINKED SECURITIES The 'AAA' ratings of LBBW's state-guaranteed/grandfathered senior, subordinated debt and market-linked securities reflect the credit strength of the regional state guarantors.
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The practice was previously grandfathered in for Nevada under PASPA.
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Existing subscribers will be grandfathered into the current pricing, however.
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But not all are dangerous, and some were grandfathered in.
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And AT&T often never touches its grandfathered plan's monthly rates.
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In "Grandfathered," at 8:30, Jimmy celebrates his 50th anniversary — again.
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They've got grandfathered plans and they don't know what's going on.
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But the law grandfathered in all old cigarette and tobacco products.
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They were "grandfathered in" before current tobacco control regulations took effect.
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But politicians grandfathered-in more than 20143,22014 farms already using the system.
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Expectations also are that interest on existing loans would be grandfathered in.
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He invited a few friends, including his "Grandfathered" co-star John Stamos.
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In "Grandfathered" at 8:30, Jimmy finally embarks on a real relationship.
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"There are spaces in town that have been grandfathered in," Coughlan said.
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The company has now un-grandfathered 75 percent of members who will be un-grandfathered this year, the company said on Monday, and Hastings said he doesn't expect any more price increases in the near future outside Brazil.
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The Fuller House and Grandfathered star is dating Caitlin McHugh, PEOPLE has learned.
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While promoting these grandfathered-in projects, Trump's sons may have blurred the lines.
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These longer-tenured users had been temporarily grandfathered into a lower-priced plan.
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He'd stop in occasionally but he's doing Grandfathered, so he was very busy.
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"There would be resistance if it weren't grandfathered in, for sure," he said.
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It is also vital that existing services contracts can be grandfathered post-Brexit.
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GRANDFATHERED STATE-GUARANTEED SECURITIES The ratings of the grandfathered state-guaranteed senior unsecured, Tier 2 subordinated and market-linked notes are sensitive to changes in Fitch's view of the creditworthiness of Bavaria, which is closely linked to that of Germany.
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But one strategy — a restricted benefits application — has been grandfathered in for certain claimants.
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In "Grandfathered," at 8:30, Jimmy hosts an '80s bash for a pop star.
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Or he might have his old costs grandfathered in and the counting start anew.
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Besides, he acknowledged, he's among the lucky few who were "grandfathered" in to service.
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In "Grandfathered," at 8:30, Jimmy asks Sara to give him one more chance.
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We're talking about thirty years, grandfathered in, I don't even know how it started.
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That's in contrast to coal hazards, which are mostly grandfathered into the public consciousness.
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That's what creators will get for 8 percent, unless they're grandfathered in at 5 percent.
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They'll all pay the 12 percent Premium plan price unless grandfathered in at 403 percent.
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Competition regulators should immediately revoke a percentage of BA's "grandfathered" slots, citing the public interest.
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The Trump administration has said that any deals signed before then would be grandfathered in.
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Your favorite Nickelodeon stepbrothers, Drake and Josh, are reuniting on an upcoming episode of Grandfathered.
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However, carriers using automatic on-board recording devices (AOBRD) were grandfathered in for two years.
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GRANDFATHERED STATE-GUARANTEED SENIOR, SUBORDINATED AND MARKET LINKED SECURITIES LBBW's state-guaranteed/grandfathered senior and subordinated debt ratings and market- linked securities are sensitive to changes to Fitch's view of the creditworthiness of the State of BW, which is linked to that of Germany.
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I would have also picked Rob Lowe, but I keep mixing up The Grinder and Grandfathered.
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The company also recently raised the price on any grandfathered-in unlimited plans back in January.
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But given that many students still have their grandfathered personal belief exemption, that could still change.
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Residents who had turned 18 by that time were grandfathered in and allowed to drink legally.
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But in 1992, the Bush administration shut it down, and only 13 patients were grandfathered in.
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This was a good first step, but did nothing to change things for existing, "grandfathered" HOPDs.
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In some cases, duplexes and triplexes have been grandfathered in and already exist in those neighborhoods.
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The administrator will then prioritize the Navy (along with other grandfathered parties) over all other signals.
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Based on your birth date and year, you may be grandfathered in to those old rules.
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STATE-GUARANTEED/GRANDFATHERED SECURITIES The 'AAA' rating of HSH's state-guaranteed/grandfathered senior debt, subordinated debt and market-linked securities reflect the credit strength of the guarantor - the federal state of Schleswig Holstein and the City of Hamburg - and our view that they will honour their guarantees.
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STATE-GUARANTEED/GRANDFATHERED SENIOR, SUBORDINATED AND MARKET LINKED SECURITIES BayernLB's state-guaranteed/grandfathered senior and subordinated debt ratings and market-linked securities are sensitive to changes in Fitch's view of the creditworthiness of Bavaria, which is closely linked to that of the Federal Republic of Germany.
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GRANDFATHERED STATE-GUARANTEED SECURITIES The ratings of the grandfathered state-guaranteed senior unsecured, Tier 2 subordinated and market-linked notes are equalised with the regional state of Bavaria's Long-Term IDR as we believe that Bavaria's ability and propensity to honour its guarantee is very strong.
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Unless grandfathered in, no broadcast group is allowed to reach more than 39 percent of U.S. households.
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AT&T also recently raised prices on remaining grandfathered unlimited plans from earlier in the company's history.
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There is also no allowance for an existing captive to be grandfathered in under the new guidelines.
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The first concern for Cramer was the frequent use of the word "un-grandfathered" on the call.
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But compared to what everyone grandfathered in on the old subscription gets, it looks less than ideal.
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There's a widespread assumption that the announcement will be moderated so that current troops are grandfathered in.
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Oregon was one of the four states grandfathered in when the PASPA law was passed in 1992.
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Some services already exist (Netflix, HBO) and will be largely grandfathered in by their existing subscriber bases.
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Or are higher salaries grandfathered in, despite a change in the landscape such as what I've described?
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That wouldn't raise much money early on, as existing debt would be grandfathered in and not taxed.
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Still, 15 of us have been able to maintain our larger spaces, our leases luckily grandfathered in.
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All other clearing registrations since, including for the InterContinental Exchange that dominates CDS clearing, have been grandfathered.
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Yates and Bharara were grandfathered into the Trump administration before being pushed out of their respective roles.
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But guns manufactured before that date are grandfathered in and can still be bought, sold, and traded.
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Generation Grandparent When it comes to warnings about limiting kids' screen time, grandparents are, well, grandfathered in.
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Some of those are grandfathered plans purchased before the law took effect, and some were purchased afterwards.
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STATE-GUARANTEED/GRANDFATHERED SENIOR, SUBORDINATED AND MARKET LINKED SECURITIES LBBW's state-guaranteed/grandfathered senior and subordinated debt ratings and market- linked securities are sensitive to changes to Fitch's view of the creditworthiness of the State of BW, which is linked to that of the Federal Republic of Germany.
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"As people who are grandfathered in, we are in danger," she explained, saying they could be pushed out.
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In "Grandfathered," at 8:30, Sara asks Jimmy to pretend to be her boyfriend at an ex's party.
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Users are grandfathered into the $35 a month price as long as they stay subscribed to the service.
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Products that were on the market prior to that date are grandfathered and do not require premarket authorization.
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People with 12 years or more of service at that date were grandfathered into the legacy pension plan.
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Fox canceled "The Grinder," with Rob Lowe, and "Grandfathered," with John Stamos, two new sitcoms starring TV heavyweights.
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A UK-EU deal would allow contracts negotiated before Brexit to be "grandfathered" or run their course normally.
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This house was grandfathered in; modern zoning laws wouldn't allow a structure like this to be built today.
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The others were "grandfathered" by provisions dating back to 1979, and remain unhindered by National Park Service regulations.
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One of the few young players who were grandfathered into professional tennis without such restrictions was Venus Williams.
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That plan was pretty affordable and people were grandfathered in, they weren't paying more money for data anymore.
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Those were grandfathered in under zoning rules and officials are weighing whether the community center violates the rules.
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Expect more changes to things like grandfathered plans, which were in place before ObamaCare was passed, Haislmaier said.
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Price could loosen restrictions, like changing co-pays, that could cause the plans to lose their grandfathered status.
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That enables the duchy to charge small ground rents to homeowners grandfathered into long leases, like Mr. Davis.
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Nevada and a handful of other states that had been grandfathered in and were exempt from that law.
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Some are married in, some are born in, some are grandfathered in by virtue of their own ambition.
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Some are married in, some are born in, some are grandfathered in by virtue of their own ambition.
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The change would only apply to new mortgages, so people already getting the benefit would be grandfathered in.
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Technically, she could take the new paid leave in 2018, as babies born in 2017 are grandfathered in.
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"They're grandfathered in," Mr. Nigro said of the buildings, including St. Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.
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Third, the grace period for old users who were grandfathered in at the $7.99 rate is about to expire.
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And those who sign up at this rate will be grandfathered in as long as they use the service.
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Today's unions are essentially grandfathered in from generations past, so many employees are "represented" by their predecessors' union officials.
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"Later this month, members in the UK will begin to be un-grandfathered," a spokeswoman for Netflix told CNBC.
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Tekserve was grandfathered into Apple's Authorized Service Provider program, meaning Tekserve was able to source parts directly from Apple.
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Those who currently own assault weapons would be grandfathered in under both the proposed ban and the licensure requirement.
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Current owners will be grandfathered in and allowed to keep the guns they already have, according to the network.
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WHAT'S NOT Two big comedy debuts — "The Grinder" and "Grandfathered" — received nice reviews but were canceled after poor ratings.
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The new system, however, would be grandfathered in so that it only applies to the 115th Congress and beyond.
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Plus, guns made and owned prior to the ban were grandfathered in, making them legal to own and transfer.
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In attempts to seek exemptions, hospitals contend that HOPD departments under construction should be grandfathered into past payment policies.
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The one-third of women still paying for their birth control are most likely in grandfathered health insurance plans.
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The company said Schnatter and affiliates already held 30 percent of shares and were grandfathered in under the plan.
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Actor John Stamos of "Grandfathered" poses backstage during the People's Choice Awards 2016 in Los Angeles, California January 6, 2016.
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In "Grandfathered," at 103:30, Gerald is the target of online bullying, prompting his parents to go to his rescue.
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The company's only unlimited option that exists today, beyond the grandfathered and increasingly expensive one, comes with a DirecTV subscription.
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A high-earning couple that just turned 62 won't be grandfathered under the new law, which cost them about $60,000.
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John Stamos may be a hunk of burning love, but the Grandfathered star admits he doesn't always get the girl.
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You might still be eligible for a grandfathered-in upgrade, and there are plenty of trade-in programs worth considering.
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Bell made an appearance on Grandfathered himself back in 2016, but it seems that things have gone south since then.
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Sinclair, however, could still complete the deal before any court ruling and argue that the acquisition should be grandfathered in.
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Just over a quarter of health insurance plans are currently grandfathered, a number that has steadily dropped since Obamacare passed.
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There are cases that are grandfathered in, said Andrew Berman, executive director of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation.
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Some players like Hingis and Venus Williams were grandfathered in; otherwise, the pipeline of teenage phenoms all but dried up.
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If you are currently in Medicaid, if you became a Medicaid recipient through the Obamacare expansion, you are grandfathered in.
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AT&T still offers bottomless data but has hiked the cost for grandfathered plans, making it increasingly costly for data junkies.
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PEOPLE can exclusively reveal a video of the actor's visit to Long Beach Memorial Hospital with his Grandfathered costar Josh Peck.
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The Fuller House and Grandfathered star shared the hilarious experience via Instagram on Thursday with the caption: "#Awkwardvacationmoments" and tagged Lowe.
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Josh Peck and John Stamos spend a lot of time together shooting Grandfathered, but the pair's bromance is still going strong.
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Lowe and Itum declined to say whether current subscribers would be grandfathered in to their current $215 rate, regardless of geography.
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Crucially, current users are grandfathered into the middle-tier and retain all the features they have now, at the same cost.
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Folks who have already subscribed to YouTube TV or do so today will be grandfathered in to the $35/month pricing.
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Other transgender troops who were grandfathered in under the new policy are wondering if it will influence how colleagues treat them.
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Instead, the company said only those CC photos uploaded prior to November 1, 2018 would be grandfathered in, so to speak.
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"New Girl" (which is showing two episodes) has been renewed for another season, but "Grandfathered" and "The Grinder" are still waiting.
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By amending legislation that already has a strong precedence, updated protections could be grandfathered into decades of established laws and policies.
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The bill indicates that public servants repaying loans through the PSLF program will be grandfathered into an income-driven repayment plan.
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Governor: We can't wait any longer Should the laws pass, assault weapons currently owned by Pittsburgh residents will be grandfathered in.
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"Sometimes things are grandfathered in and sometimes they are not," said Mark J. Mazur, a director at the Tax Policy Center.
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Former Nikita star Fonseca has played parts in Grandfathered, Marvel's Agent Carter, appearing on Desperate Housewives as Dylan Mayfair in 15 episodes.
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It worked: Apart from writing stories that casually grandfathered Harry Potter and foretold Game of Thrones, she invented the ansible in 1966.
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Nowadays, several thousand dollars for a grandfathered plan on eBay can look crazy compared to prices for the latest unlimited data plans.
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Former Nikita star Fonseca has played parts in Grandfathered, Marvel's Agent Carter, appearing on Desperate Housewives as Dylan Mayfair in 15 episodes.
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Upon logging into my account online I found that they had switched me off of my grandfathered unlimited data plan without permission.
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Some €77bn-equivalent of AT1 and grandfathered Tier 2750 instruments could potentially be refinanced in 21-213, according to BNP Paribas data.
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The state was able to roll out sportsbooks so quickly because it was grandfathered to offer parlay betting during the federal ban.
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"Some of the street performers who have grandfathered themselves into the New York scene will play in just one spot," Huggins says.
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"It grandfathered in a lot of weapons in existence and that made it hard to enforce," said Thomas, the Giffords Center Director.
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That gets us to the first loophole: If you have an automatic weapon from before 1986, it was grandfathered through the law.
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If you get in while the getting's good, you'll be grandfathered in and keep the special deal until you choose to cancel.
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The odds of this happening are low, and borrowers already in the program would almost certainly be grandfathered in if it did.
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Beginning in 2020, Solomon wrote, states can freeze enrollment and only cover the "grandfathered" enrollees who were enrolled on 12/31/19.
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"I'm really grateful for this moment that's happening right now," said the star of star of Fox's Grandfathered and Netflix's Fuller House, 52.
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People obtained video of Stamos visiting a teenaged patient in the hospital (how dreamy of him) with his Grandfathered co-star Josh Peck.
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Under its logic, FedEx is essentially saying the NRA is grandfathered into its discount program and can't be shut out for political reasons.
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At 8:30, on "Grandfathered," Jimmy visits a Korean spa with Ravi and Gerald, and Sara, Vanessa and Annelise patronize a new bar.
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He then wasted no time shamelessly begging us to watch his new show Grandfathered, in which he is once again dealing with children.
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Though Peck's Grandfathered costar John Stamos was among those who made it onto the guest list, his onscreen brother Bell was noticeably absent.
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Transgender troops may serve if they serve under their biological sex or if they were grandfathered in under the 2016 open service policy.
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It was the first state to regulate sports betting and was grandfathered in after the PASPA was passed to prohibit future state expansion.
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Agency officials then looked at the grandfathered exceptions, determined which are no longer in use and worked to close the loophole, Beck said.
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Nevada—which has allowed widespread sports gambling since 1949—was grandfathered from the law and the only state fully excluded from PASPA's ban.
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The new Trump administration rule attempts to fix that, by starting to introduce site-neutral payments for those "grandfathered" providers for certain services.
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Those who already own big cats would be grandfathered in, but they would still need to register their animals with the state government.
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The FCC requires everyone register their boosters—including older models purchased before its rules went into effect in 2014 and were grandfathered in.
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Separately, he said that transit facilities built before the federal Americans With Disabilities Act took effect in the 1990s were generally grandfathered in.
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It's widely accepted that a course like this would never be certified as safe today, if it weren't already grandfathered (and superheroed) in.
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The GOP plan would also repeal the expansion of Medicaid, at least for people who are not already grandfathered in, starting in 2020.
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What they couldn't be, without redesigning the landing gear and really jeopardizing the grandfathered FAA certification, was taller, and that was a problem.
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Earlier in the day, Westpac said that wealth management arm BT Financial Advice would stop receiving so-called grandfathered payments from its financial products.
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Their Full House characters may be reuniting on Netflix in February, but first John Stamos and Bob Saget are sharing the screen on Grandfathered.
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The Grandfathered actress and Christina Milian Turned Up reality star has officially joined the cast of Fox's production of The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
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They were joined by friends, family, and a few celebrity guests — including John Stamos, who costarred with Peck on the 2015 FOX sitcom Grandfathered.
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Existing users are not being grandfathered in to current pricing, but will rather see the changes reflected on their billing cycle after the 26th.
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In 1989, EPA recognized the health hazards and largely banned asbestos, but grandfathered in ways the chemical was still being used at the time.
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By buying flood insurance now, officials say, policy holders would be grandfathered in and subject to only gradual increases once new maps are established.
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"Comedy is under a microscope today, but because my career has been going on long enough, I've been grandfathered in," Jeselnik, 40, told me.
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A few million married Americans are still grandfathered into an old law that makes it smart to take some benefits early, Professor Kotlikoff said.
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Because of your age, you're grandfathered under an old law that allows you to take your spousal benefit first and your retirement benefit later.
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At the time the law was decided, Nevada and a few other states with legal sports wagering — Oregon, Montana and Delaware —were grandfathered in.
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"These regulations are telling us that you're grandfathered and safe; they won't try to claw back the additional amount that you've gifted," said Voltaggio.
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Business advocates say they worry investors would lose money and projects would fail if projects already underway are not grandfathered into the new regulations.
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Older loans are grandfathered: You can still generally deduct interest on up to $2315 million in mortgage debt on loans taken out before Dec.
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The company had a bevy of excuses — the shift to chip-based credit cards, price hikes on previously grandfathered plans and even the Rio Olympics.
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She said she believed the policy would not affect her ability to graduate because she was "grandfathered in" before the policy would be fully implemented.
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Verizon has famously spent the past several years doing everything in its power to limit and raise prices on the last few grandfathered unlimited plans.
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On top of that, the legislation grandfathered-in older guns, which commanded a premium on the private market before the law expired a decade later.
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So last year, the commission voted to remove the UHF discount going forward (existing stations were grandfathered in), since its purpose wasn't relevant any more.
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Verizon has also continued to raise the price on those grandfathered unlimited plans, probably in an attempt to get them onto a regular tiered plan.
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His whole strategy rests on the idea that Missourians have grown tired of career politicians like Roy Blunt who have been grandfathered into political power.
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That goes far beyond the green card holders and people with existing visas who were grandfathered in under the revised ban signed earlier this year.
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Social media users took to Twitter this week to criticize the online streaming company for a "surprise" increase of its monthly fees for grandfathered users.
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In fact, Andalex Corporation, which had the only viable coal leases, was grandfathered into the monument and given an exclusive opportunity to mine the coal.
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All of these packages are now being "grandfathered in" with the changes to DirecTV Now's service and will no longer be offered to new subscribers.
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New Jersey argues that PASPA, a federal law that bans sports betting outside of grandfathered states such as Nevada, unconstitutionally commandeers the state's regulatory power.
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When a company significantly changes its insurance (drops a benefit, for example, or changes what enrollees have to pay), then it loses its grandfathered status.
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Airlines retain a "grandfathered right" to a current slot for the next year as long as they used it for 80% of the previous year.
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The prices will go into effect for both new and existing customers — meaning, no one is getting grandfathered into their current pricing this time around.
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In the event that the DMV program is abandoned, any of the Reviver Auto plates still in circulation will be grandfathered in permanently, according to Galpin.
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All of Patreon's extra features will now be in the Pro plan, with an 8 percent rate, but with existing creators grandfathered in at 5 percent.
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They were joined by friends, family and a few celebrity guests — including close pal John Stamos, who costarred with Josh on the 2015 Fox sitcom Grandfathered.
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They were joined by friends, family and a few celebrity guests — including close pal John Stamos, who costarred with Peck on the 2015 Fox sitcom Grandfathered.
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Though Stamos' sitcom Grandfathered has come to an end, in addition to Scream Queens, he has season 2 of Fuller House in the works at Netflix.
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Verizon Wireless will soon begin forcing grandfathered unlimited data customers to switch over to a tiered plan if they use over 100GB in a single month.
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Under their proposal, the new system would be grandfathered in so that it wouldn't apply to any sitting members of Congress, except for the freshman class.
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It's not readily evident whether in that event Mueller's ongoing investigation would evaporate along with it — or whether the existing probe would be "grandfathered in" somehow.
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You may know actor Ravi Patel from the series "Grandfathered" or his appearance on "Master of None," but he has also spent years looking for love.
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The rating of the guaranteed notes issued by the former DSL Bank (which was merged into Postbank) reflects their grandfathered deficiency guarantee from Germany (AAA/Stable).
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For instance, not too long ago I thought either The Grinder or Grandfathered might qualify as such, but Fox evidently disagreed, as it canceled both shows.
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If you want the lower grandfathered rates, you'll need to join Patreon in the next few weeks before the new rates go into effect in early May.
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The actor, who stars in and produces both the Full House Netflix reboot and Fox sitcom Grandfathered, also happens to be currently touring with the Beach Boys.
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That plan doesn't allow tethering and costs about $100 for a single phone, which makes it costlier than the current grandfathered option even after the price hike.
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In May, people grandfathered into an $8 per month two-stream HD plan will start paying $10 per month like the rest of us television-addled customers.
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When Ravi Patel (Master of None, Grandfathered) was almost 30, he did what he thought he'd never do: He asked his parents to help arrange his marriage.
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Funds issued before the effective date will be "grandfathered in" and not require retention, however if the CLO is reworked in the future, retention may be needed.
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Unfortunately, though, existing customers aren't being grandfathered in to the old pricing structure — just like back in the cable TV days, your monthly bill will simply increase.
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There is an expectation that existing debt would be grandfathered in, and transition rules may include grandfathering for debt that is in process as of the Nov.
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We've had this anachronistic institution grandfathered into the very fabric of our democracy, and instead of asking how we can fix it, people keep lapping it up.
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"We were all grandfathered into the music," says University of Cincinnati student Lindsay Ruddy, who once earned herself a signed Buffett CD, much to her father's jealousy.
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In 2015, Congress sought to stem the trend by barring higher payments to any new offices acquired or established by hospitals — but existing practices were grandfathered in.
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The second thing is that Verizon already had an old unlimited data plan from many years back where a lot of people were grandfathered into that plan.
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Yet, somehow this nonexistent word dominated everything on the call, namely that subscribers who were grandfathered into Netflix did not renew their subscriptions ahead of a price increase.
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The rule extends the FDA's authority to include hookah tobacco, pipe tobacco, and cigars as well, but only products introduced before February 2007 will be grandfathered into authorization.
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The rule extends the FDA's authority to include hookah tobacco, pipe tobacco, and cigars as well, but only products introduced before February 403 will be grandfathered into authorization.
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Image: Brookstone If you're one of the 17 million people with a grandfathered-in Netflix subscription, take note: Netflix is raising its prices for those plans next month.
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JP Morgan recently ran a survey of Netflix users, and about 80% of those who will be "un-grandfathered" in May didn't know the price hike was coming.
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Customers who already subscribe to T-Mobile's One Plus plan at the old price will be grandfathered in, and will be able to continue paying the lower rate.
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He also questioned why the groups wouldn't be eligible for an accommodation that had been made available not only to churches, but for some grandfathered plans as well.
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Private equity executives are largely pleased with the tax bill, but there are growing grumbles about how the change to interest deductibility isn't grandfathered in for existing loans.
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AT&T said its rates will increase in time, but promised early adopters would be grandfathered into the promotional pricing for as long as they use the service.
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In addition to Obamacare plans, Humana also has individual customers in plans that do not comply with the Affordable Care Act but that were grandfathered through this year.
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The editors say that this is because the biographical introductions were grandfathered in from the Past Masters series, and that they rarely commission books on individual people anymore.
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However, the tax bill passed with a sizable allowance for mortgage interest deduction (up to $750,000 in newly originated mortgages and grandfathered the old ones at $21625 million).
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In briefs, lawyers say they want an exemption from the law similar to what is already being offered to the houses of worship, some small businesses and grandfathered plans.
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Since the show went off the air, he's starred in a variety of movies and TV shows, including 2012's Red Dawn and the 2015-2016 Fox sitcom Grandfathered.
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Airboat owners who were 16 or older in 1989 will most likely be grandfathered and, for the first time, given a permit, said Justin Unger, the park's deputy superintendent.
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Cicilline's bill is nearly identical, but adds a provision requiring that local law enforcers be notified whenever a buyer prohibited from owning firearms attempts to purchase a grandfathered weapon.
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The Fuller House and Grandfathered star, who has often performed in concert with the iconic band since the mid-1980s, is currently playing the drums on tour with them.
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Small employers need not offer health coverage, and some insurance plans that had not previously included contraception coverage are grandfathered, so long as they do not make substantial changes.
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Beginning next month, these so-called grandfathered customers (the term for longtime users locked into their original contract) will also be moved up to $9.99 for the standard plan.
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One emerging scenario among Republicans is that the millions of people who received health coverage through the expansion of Medicaid would be "grandfathered in," according to the Washington Post.
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You probably want to avoid any neighborhood that has more than one store-front with the word "artisan" on it, unless you can get grandfathered into somewhere rent controlled.
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The Pentagon denies the policy is a ban because of the transgender troops grandfathered in under the previous policy and because transgender people can serve in their biological sex.
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"Comedy is under a microscope today, but because my career has been going on long enough, I've been grandfathered in," the comedian Anthony Jeselnik told The Times in April.
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Such machine guns are unlawful absent special licensing (though hundreds of thousands were "grandfathered" in by the law and can still be owned and sold in the United States).
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Iowa's plan is modeled after a similar one sponsored by the Tennessee Farm Bureau, which predates ObamaCare and was grandfathered into the new system when the law took effect.
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Users who bought the devices under the pretense of free recording and night mode aren't even grandfathered in, so they don't get to keep the features they're used to having.
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Verizon stopped offering unlimited data to new customers way back in 2011, though a subset of existing subscribers (myself included) have held onto their grandfathered plans in the years since.
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Personally, McCurn owns a Doberman Pinscher and two more dogs, but believes any of the restricted pets who are already owned would be "grandfathered in" and not in imminent danger.
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So why is AT&T offering a new deal after all of these years of slowly rowing back unlimited data, even for customers who were grandfathered in to old plans?
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It argued the town had no jurisdiction over its house, which it said dates to the 1840s and was "grandfathered in" as housing for students of the Ivy League college.
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Ohio and Michigan, having been the "Midwest" the longest (thanks to being grandfathered in over the years as the US expanded westward), should remain within this homey region's warm embrace.
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Sabla, at Top Guns, said his customers are "purchasing items they're hoping will be grandfathered in," should Clinton and Democrats manage to push a new assault rifle ban through Congress.
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The house enjoys "benefits from the reduced setbacks that have been grandfathered in," said Sean O'Neill, managing director of Caribbean development and operations for the Agency, which has the listing.
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And because existing mortgages are grandfathered in, Republicans will be able to say that no specific individual's taxes are going up — only the taxes of hypothetical future buyers of expensive homes.
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In 2016, all OG, pre-2014 customers who were grandfathered in to the new Standard plan at $7.99 per month were finally forced to pay the same $9.99 as everyone else.
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John Stamos had some major career highs in 2015 – starring on Fox's Grandfathered in addition to spearheading the plans for Fuller House, on which he is a producer and guest star.
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But when the smoking ban took effect for ordinary bars in 2004, the Owl Shop found that its status as a smoking and drinking establishment had been grandfathered into the law.
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Because of federal subsidies and grandfathered status that are being phased out for these older homes, some owners' rates could eventually rise from $400 a year to roughly $4,000, he said.
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But he pointed to the Obama administration's move to allow people to keep their old health insurance plans that did not follow ObamaCare rules, known as "grandfathered plans," as a precedent.
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But those settled before the new year will be grandfathered in under the old rules, potentially saving tens — if not hundreds — of thousands of dollars over the life of a divorce settlement.
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No matter what plan you're on — whether it's the old, grandfathered unlimited data plan or a tiered plan or the new unlimited plan — Verizon is taking a tighter grip over video streaming.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The ratings of BayernLB's grandfathered state-guaranteed market-linked securities are sensitive to changes to Fitch's view of Bavaria's creditworthiness, which is closely linked to that of Germany (AAA/Stable).
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This marks the third time that AT&T has raised the price for grandfathered unlimited customers in the last decade (first to $35 back in 2015, and then to $40 last year).
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New Jersey argues that the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act ("PASPA"), a federal law that bans sports betting outside of grandfathered states such as Nevada, unconstitutionally commandeers the state's regulatory power.
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Those who bought a Whoop band before this change will be grandfathered in to the analytics service, but newcomers will have to pay monthly dues with a six-month commitment up front.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The ratings of LBBW's grandfathered state-guaranteed market-linked securities are primarily sensitive to changes to Fitch's view of BW's creditworthiness, which is linked to that of Germany (AAA/Stable).
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However, if you're still holding onto a grandfathered unlimited plan — which requires separate charges for minutes and texts — it might make a lot of sense to upgrade to the modern unlimited plan.
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The FDA approval in 1952, Redberg said, essentially grandfathered the drug in for an array of adult conditions that most likely would not stand up to today's more rigorous drug trial standards.
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Pesqueira's case is causing some confusion, though, because as someone who was already in ROTC he was supposed to be grandfathered-in to the 2202 policy allowing open service by transgender people.
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This is the company that's now making you pay its property taxes on your business internet bill, while it repeatedly jacks up the rates of its few remaining grandfathered unlimited cellular plans.
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But Hong Kong, like other jurisdictions, grandfathered in whatever stockpiles of ivory existed at the time, allowing for continued trade — and opening up a loophole for the introduction of new ivory pieces.
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AT&T's grandfathered unlimited plans are vestiges of an earlier era, when unfettered access to mobile data was a perk offered to those willing to buy into the smartphone before it became ubiquitous.
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AT&T has just announced a $5 increase on its grandfathered unlimited plans, bringing the total cost per month to $40, according to a report from DSLReports yesterday and confirmed by ArsTechnica today.
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In July, the company said it would start kicking users on its grandfathered unlimited plan (that disappeared back in 2011) off its network if they use more than 100GB of data a month.
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It said it would continue to sell Obamacare compliant plans outside of the exchange in Pike County, Ohio as well as other individual plans that were grandfathered when the law went into effect.
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Essential health benefits comprise 10 critical categories of services, such as emergency services and prescription drugs, that insurers must cover in the individual and small group market in all non-grandfathered health plans.
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Currently, digital services like Pandora use a market-based rate, satellite services like SiriusXM use a grandfathered below-market rate and, again, AM/FM radio plays artists' music without paying them a dime.
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At the time TSCA was enacted all 28503,22019 chemicals currently on the market in the United States were "grandfathered" in and allowed to remain on the market without having their toxic impacts assessed.
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ASIC also estimates that almost 525,000 consumers have paid more interest as a result of Citi, Latitude, American Express and Macquarie retaining old rules for grandfathered credit cards taken out before June 2012.
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Why Republicans are (very slightly) cracking open the door: Because automatic weapons are illegal (or those that were grandfathered in a post-1986 ban are so cost prohibitive that they've all but disappeared).
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The inclusion of AT1 in Pillar 2 regulatory requirements in the eurozone and the UK and the need to replace maturing grandfathered instruments in Switzerland should continue to underpin AT1 supply in 2017.
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It would cut payments to currently grandfathered sites for certain clinic visit services, citing concerns about the existing trend where more services are shifting away from doctor offices and into hospital outpatient departments.
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The groups say they permit people of a common religious or ethical belief to share medical costs, and many were grandfathered in under the federal health care law mainly through a religious exemption.
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Although there's a possibility, given some bureaucratic loopholes, that hookah manufacturers that produce flavored tobacco might be grandfathered in, essentially since they've been on the market much longer than vapes and e-cigarettes.
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However, the sudden surge in fracking means that many people are being confronted with its impacts for the first time, in contrast with coal hazards, which are mostly grandfathered into the public consciousness.
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But an independent inquiry has revealed banks have relied heavily on the so-called grandfathered provision to charge ongoing fees to clients, thousands of whom have not received the advisory services they paid for.
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In addition to filming the spin-off to the aforementioned hit series, Fuller House, Stamos has starred in shows like Scream Queens, Grandfathered, Necessary Roughness, and ER, all while somehow never seeming to age.
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Yet Verizon — unlike AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint — does not offer customers a standard unlimited plan, and the company has made an effort to kick users off their grandfathered plans in the past.
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But the Royal Commission has revealed banks have relied heavily on the so-called grandfathered provision to charge ongoing fees to clients, thousands of whom have not received the advisory services they paid for.
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The non-discrimination requirements would "provide additional benefits to a grandfathered group of employees following certain changes in the coverage of a defined benefit plan or a defined benefit plan formula," the agency writes.
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The Pentagon's policy, which took effect in April, bans most transgender people from serving in the military unless they serve in their biological sex or were grandfathered in under the 2016 open-service policy.
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Homeowners with loans of more than $750,000, who are currently grandfathered into the $1 million mortgage deduction cap, should consult their tax advisors as to whether a cash-out refinance would change their status.
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The non-discrimination requirements would "provide additional benefits to a grandfathered group of employees following certain changes in the coverage of a defined benefit plan or a defined benefit plan formula," the agency wrote.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The ratings of the grandfathered state-guaranteed market-linked bonds are primarily sensitive to changes in Fitch's view of the creditworthiness of both regional states, which are closely linked to that of Germany.
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John Stamos has played a longtime bachelor-turned-grandfather on Grandfathered and the beloved Uncle Jesse on Full House, but his most fulfilling role yet is being a dad to 2-month-old son Billy.
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Earlier this month, AT&T raised the price of its grandfathered unlimited data plans by an additional $5, citing customers that "are using mobile data at record levels" as the reason for the price increase.
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Thankfully for Spotify, however, the feature has been grandfathered in — it's been such an integral part of the Spotify experience since the beginning that it's impossible to divorce it from the service's overall value offering.
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Yes. But if your property had lower, "grandfathered" rates under federal flood coverage rules, you may lose that protection after changing to a private plan, resulting in higher premiums should you return, Mr. Griffin said.
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The Trump administration's policy, which took effect in April, bans most transgender people from serving in the military unless they serve as their biological sex or were grandfathered in under the 2016 open-service policy.
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If the cap on the mortgage interest deduction were reduced from the current $1 million in mortgage debt to $500,000, which is in the House plan, current homeowners would be grandfathered into the original cap.
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Since 1976, manufacturers have been able to pursue an expedited approval process if they could prove new products were substantially equivalent to those that were grandfathered in when Congress established the pathway, known as 510(k).
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Those on the leagues' side pointed to the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 , a federal law that prohibited sports betting in all states except the four grandfathered in: Delaware, Montana, Nevada and Oregon.
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UNSECURED GUARANTEED DEBT RATINGS OF LEGACY DSL BANK ISSUES The rating of the guaranteed notes issued by the former DSL Bank (which was subsequently merged into PB) reflects their grandfathered deficiency guarantee from Germany (AAA/Stable).
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Pros: Pricing, Cheap HBO, Zero-Rated Starting with the cost, if you sign up at the $35 per month rate, you'll be grandfathered in at that same rate for as long as you use the service.
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"Unlimited" means unfettered access up to 22GB per line It's fair to ask just how "unlimited" these unlimited plans are — in the past, AT&T essentially treated its grandfathered unlimited plans as soft-capped 5GB plans.
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But in 2011 the company started throttling the connections of those customers with grandfathered unlimited plans if they exceeded as little as 2 GB—and never told those people what was happening, according to the FTC.
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Thirty immigrants named in private bills before ICE's revised policy went into effect on May 5 were "grandfathered" in, including Vizguerra, who received a stay of deportation until March 15, 2019, ICE said in a statement.
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The law grandfathered in four states that already had allowed sports gambling and created an exception for New Jersey, which was allowed one year after Paspa went into effect to set up a sports betting system.
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In 2005, the Tenth Circuit court ruled that an immigrant in Deniz's position was grandfathered into a lapsed program that allowed him to pay a fine and apply for residency, so Deniz applied for a visa.
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Two of the biggest stock index operators, S&P Dow Jones and FTSE Russell, have moved to exclude companies with several classes of stock from their major indexes (though companies like Facebook would be grandfathered in).
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The medical detective drama Rosewood has performed adequately, but most of the other shows Fox launched last fall (including the enjoyable comedies The Grinder and Grandfathered) were sacrificed on the pyre of low-rated TV shows.
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The state argues that the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act , a federal law that bans sports betting outside of grandfathered states such as Nevada, unconstitutionally commandeers the state's regulatory power in violation of the 10th Amendment .
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But they were a grandfathered-in headache for the money-troubled MoviePass, and the company decided that forcing its most loyal subscribers to accept a downgrade was preferable to... whatever would've happened if that move hadn't occurred.
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Some companies with grandfathered insurance plans are exempt from this mandate, as are houses of worship and closely held corporations with religious objections to birth control (per Burwell v Hobby Lobby Stores, a case decided in 2014).
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Fans can now wager legally on sporting events in New Jersey, West Virginia and Mississippi, as well as Nevada and Delaware, which were grandfathered into the 1992 law banning the activity in the rest of the country.
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If you do decide to keep your grandfathered unlimited plan, AT&T still says it will throttle your connection after you've used 22GB of data in a single service period and attempt to connect to a congested tower.
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The oil industry is so firmly entrenched in LA that many of the sites are grandfathered in and not subject to newer environmental laws that would restrict schools and homes from being located so close to the wells.
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Many of these chemicals had already been widely used in sunscreen before the modern era of drug evaluation, and were grandfathered into the FDA's Generally Recognized as Safe and Effective (GRASE) list, based primarily on animal exposure studies.
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AT&T won't disclose how many subscribers are still on the grandfathered unlimited data plan, but a lawsuit by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in 2146 alleged there were 22015 million customers on the plan at the time.
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Over the weekend, the couple celebrated McHugh's 31st birthday at Disneyland in Anaheim, California, along with some familiar faces, including Fuller House costars Bob Saget and Dave Coulier and former Grandfathered costar Josh Peck, according to Entertainment Tonight.
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The bill would require a background check on any future trade or sale of an assault weapon covered by the legislation, require any guns grandfathered under the bill to be securely stored and prohibit transferring high-capacity magazines.
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On the other, some people have brought forward plans to emigrate so that they can be grandfathered into whatever system emerges after Brexit, says Roger Boaden of Expat Citizen Rights in EU, a campaign group registered in France.
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The memo said that transgender troops who would be grandfathered into the system — under an Obama administration policy that allowed them to serve — could be discharged from the military if they continue to challenge the recommendations in courts.
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He is so upset about not being able to wear the Schutt AiR Advantage, which was discontinued in 2011, that he filed a second grievance against the league on Monday, arguing that the helmet should be grandfathered in.
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He is so upset about not being able to wear the Schutt AiR Advantage, which was discontinued in 2011, that he filed a second grievance against the league on Monday, arguing that the helmet should be grandfathered in.
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Although this will only affect people who have been grandfathered into these plans, since Verizon hasn't offered them for years, it's the next step in a long series of middle fingers to people who assumed that unlimited meant unlimited.
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The Alliance for Children's Rights 24th Annual Dinner, held at The Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, honored Dana Walden and Gary Newman, the co-chairs and CEO of Fox Television Group – and Stamos' bosses for his sitcom Grandfathered.
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One of the reasons for the softness, according to Netflix, was a misinterpretation of its April reminder to grandfathered-users that their two years at $7.99 per month would end in May, and go up to $9.99 per month.
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AFME said in an unpublished briefing note that any licence applications for branches already up and running should be "grandfathered" - that is, the existing licence is rolled over - or fast-tracked, a person who has seen the note said.
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Similarly, properties built before the initial flood insurance rate maps, often referred to as pre-FIRM properties, are effectively subsidized by the government, as their rates were grandfathered in when the program's pricing became responsive to flood zone risk.
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Also, while it's true that a provision of the Firearm Owners Protection Act of 1986 banned civilian purchases of machine guns across the country, the provision also grandfathered in weapons that were made and registered before May 19, 1986.
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The policy allowed for currently serving transgender service members or anyone who had already signed an enlistment contract to be grandfathered in under the Obama administration's 85033 open service policy and continue to serve openly and receive medical care.
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Save for a few properties that have been grandfathered in, and in the City's overlay district where short-term transient rentals are allowed, the city prohibits rentals of less than six months and a day in many residential neighborhoods.
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AT&TWithout getting into the sad saga of AT&T's grandfathered unlimited plan that isn't available anymore, currently, among AT&T's featured wireless plans, there are two choices: the $65 Unlimited Choice Enhanced plan and the $80 Unlimited Plus Enhanced plan.
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Surprisingly, one of Patreon's most popular creators told me they actually felt bad about being grandfathered in at a lower price, because why should they get special treatment compared to other artists who just might not be as tech savvy.
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AT&T is once again raising the prices of its grandfathered unlimited data plan, up from $40 to $45 for anyone who's managed to still hold onto one since AT&T discontinued the original $30 unlimited plan in 2010, via MacRumors.
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Another option would be for banks to transfer all their pre-existing contracts to a legal entity within the EU. But Deepak Sitlani of Linklaters, a law firm, says such a step would mean the contracts would lose their "grandfathered" status.
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Unfortunately, while the USB-C plug in the back is powered by "Gen 2" USB 3.1 (which is very fast), the front plug is Gen 1 (which is basically just 5Gbps SuperSpeed USB 3.0 grandfathered in to the 3.1 standard).
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We say "most" plans because a small number of employer plans remain grandfathered under the ACA, so they don't have to comply with this benefit, and if your employer is religiously affiliated, there are other exemptions (more on that below).
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Internet broadcasters like Pandora pay royalty rates set to reflect what would have been negotiated in the free market, while cable and satellite providers pay a lower, below-market rate under a "grandfathered" provision that predates the development of internet radio.
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"These contracts were entered into in good faith, and a bit like Deutsche mark contracts and French franc contracts were grandfathered into the euro, the same should happen here and it's slightly disappointing that it hasn't already happened," he said.
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Anthem, which announced last month that it was mostly exiting individual plans in Wisconsin and Indiana, said the decision does not affect those with employer-provided insurance, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement, Medi-Cal or "grandfathered" plans purchased before March 2010.
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Assuming your bamboo is banned, it would be grandfathered into the law given its age, meaning you would not have to remove it, according to Bruce A. Cholst, a real estate lawyer in the New York City office of Anderson Kill.
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Whenever one of his systems is implemented, he says, he recommends that people under old programs be grandfathered in, or at least have their care adjusted gradually; the people in these programs are "not going to live that long, probably," he says.
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Many who were already in the military and serving openly before the policy was put in place, like Crutcher, are grandfathered into the Obama-era rules, which should allow them to continue in their careers as well as ascend to higher ranks.
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In 2014, when Obamacare went into effect, the ACA guaranteed coverage of a handful of preventative measures for those under non-grandfathered plans, including: administration of folic acid supplements, prenatal care visits, alcohol and tobacco use counseling, and a variety of screenings.
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And whether we look at the history of grandfathered newspaper-broadcast combinations in bigger cities like Chicago or smaller ones like Scranton, Pa., experience does not show that the residents in those communities have been harmed or their news marketplaces have been monopolized.
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While moderate Republicans and liberals fret that the Medicaid changes will leave people in the cold, conservatives worry that the bill will encourage states to sign up as many new participants as possible before the expansion ends, who then will be grandfathered in afterwards.
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T-Mobile also won't let users transfer over the free data to other tablets — so even if you are grandfathered in, if you'd like to upgrade to Apple's next iPad (whenever it gets announced), you'll have to leave your "free data for life" behind.
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Under the new law, students with existing belief-based exemptions were grandfathered in, but as soon as those kids enter a new grade span (starting preschool, entering kindergarten, or beginning the seventh grade) they'll need to get up to date on all the required shots.
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Grandfathered (after 22 season) The Grinder (after 23 season) Bordertown (after 1 season) Minority Report (after 1 season) Second Chance (after 1 season) Knock Knock Live (after 1 season) Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life (after 1 season) Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?
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Stamos and his former Grandfathered co-star Josh Peck reunited at Memorial Care Miller Children's and Women's Hospital in Long Beach, California, on Thursday to spread some holiday cheer and act out a scene from Grey's Anatomy with one of the patients, Carter Hall.
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Will they say that even if such an object would be unconstitutional if erected today, this one should be grandfathered because it was put up by local citizens as a World War I memorial and stood without controversy for most of the ensuing 93 years?
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The California diving boat that killed 34 people when it burst into flames on Labor Day was grandfathered in to an exemption from a series of safety regulations meant to allow for easier escape, according to a new report from the Los Angeles Times.
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The good news is that existing YouTube TV subscribers will remain grandfathered in to the current $35 per month plan, which today includes access to over 50 networks like ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, CW, ESPN, AMC, FX, FXX, Disney Channel (plus Disney Jr. and XD), E!
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It doesn't address the fact that some older versions of the app were effectively grandfathered in to sharing data — which, to be clear, is a Google problem — but it does lay out how the two apps go about collecting data and what they do with it.
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The two revised ratings pertain to grandfathered state-guaranteed market-linked securities of BayernLB and are aligned with the Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of the regional state of Bavaria as we believe that Bavaria's ability and propensity to honour its guarantee is very strong.
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Still, even those protections (pre-existing with current plans would be grandfathered in at their current prices primarily/opt-out states would have to represent fully functioning high risk pools to handle anyone who falls out of this bucket), the proposal is unquestionably filled with holes.
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The dispensaries that you see operating in LA now are those that are allowed to operate under Proposition D, which only recognizes the 135 establishments that were grandfathered in with the city's Interim Control Ordinance (ICO), a previous effort to regulate the industry in 2007, as legal.
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And more: The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association also said it wants states, not the federal government, to handle reviews of health insurance rates and benefits; the continuation of so-called "grandmothered" and "grandfathered" plans; and the elimination of the federal small business exchanges, among other items.
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That means that if a new assault weapons ban, like the 24 version, grandfathered in guns that people already owned, there would still be millions of AR-215s available in the US. A buyback could get some of those guns off the street, but it would also be expensive.
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Also, if you were at least 62 as of last January 2, you are grandfathered under the new rules and will retain the ability to file a restricted application for just your spousal benefit, while deferring your own retirement benefit and letting it grow for up to four years.
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From long running franchises (CSI: Cyber) to new series with big stars (Grandfathered, Telenovela) to those that viewers had high hopes for that didn't quite deliver (The Muppets), the broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, The CW, Fox and NBC), are deciding which of their shows will live and die.
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The exception is AT&T's "Go Big" tier, which will increase from $23 a month to $22 after an undetermined length of time, though a spokesperson from AT&T confirmed to Mashable that early adopters will be grandfathered in to the lower price as long as they keep service.
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These ratios will have to be increased to its too-big-to-fail going concern requirements of 3.5% (CET1 leverage ratio) and 5003% (including high-trigger Tier 1 and grandfathered low-trigger Tier 1 instruments), which we expect will be reached by issuing additional high-trigger Tier 1 debt.
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That said, you've also got to remember that even though AT&T grandfathered its original unlimited plan for any customers who still had it, AT&T stopped adding features like tethering/mobile hotspot and introduced new "unlimited" plans that were cheaper and came with data throttling for heavy users.
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The two revised ratings pertain to grandfathered state-guaranteed market-linked securities of LBBW and are aligned with the Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of the regional state of Baden-Wuerttemberg (BW) as we believe that BW's ability and propensity to honour its guarantee is very strong.
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Though service members who transitioned prior to the ban's implementation on Friday will be grandfathered in, and not discharged, thousands will be severely impacted by this policy; the cultural pressure and professional stigma this ban encourages threatens their careers and prevents them from getting the health care they need.
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It's a trend that is arguably already benefiting the likes of Rupert Murdoch's Twenty-First Century Fox, Ralph Lauren, Tyson Foods, McCormick and Ford Motor, all of which are mature, even borderline ancient, companies with more than one class of stock that will be grandfathered in to the S&P 500.
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"What they've basically done is said that if you have gender dysphoria, you're out, with the exception of being grandfathered in, but if that's used against them in court, you're definitely out," said Brad Carson, the former Defense Department acting under secretary for personnel and readiness during the Obama administration.
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M.L.B. was prepared to base its argument on the fact that the Obama administration had given it a license in 2016 to do business with the Cuban baseball federation, and that a Trump-era national security presidential memorandum published on June 16, 2017 promised the agreement would be grandfathered in.
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Some Republican critics say the plan doesn't go far enough to eliminate Obamacare, and Democrats and some health insurance experts say the changes could put tens of millions of Americans at risk for losing their health insurance coverage, though Republicans say those who are currently enrolled would be grandfathered in so they don't.
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When Bradley&aposs legislation grandfathered the state of Nevada, legislators in New Jersey came up with an idea to get around the federal legislation that would permit Atlantic City casinos to compete with those in Las Vegas by repealing all laws about sports betting, thereby escaping the federal prohibition on "authorizing" sports betting.
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But it's almost as if they've grandfathered in Bitcoin and Ethereum, which is interesting, because the distinction between them and the [currencies having] initial coin offerings is that they've been around for longer, and maybe they seem more familiar, but they're similar in many ways to what people are doing with [these newer cryptocurrencies].
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All health plans in New York are required to provide coverage for all contraceptive drugs and devices and all non-grandfathered health plans must cover at least one form of contraception in each of the FDA-approved contraceptive delivery methods without co-pays, coinsurance or deductibles, regardless of the future of the Affordable Care Act.
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The 17 bond ratings represent grandfathered state-guaranteed senior unsecured obligations of NORDLB's federal owners, Lower Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and the State of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and the savings bank associations (Lower Saxony Savings Banks and Giro Association, Saxony-Anhalt Savings Banks Holding Association and Special Purpose Holding Association of the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Savings Banks).
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Share a Prime membership for $49.50 each See Details Final note: If you have a 4-person grandfathered account, we wouldn't suggest trying any of these, since when your membership expires at any point (which all of these methods require) it is not going to be worth it at all as you'll lose two of the accounts.
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The series also stars Marlee Matlin (Quantico, The Magicians), Kelly Jenrette (The Handmaid's Tale, Grandfathered), John Beasley (Shots Fired, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks), Sherri Saum (The Fosters, Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.), Omar Elba (A Hologram For the King), Louis Ferriera (The Man in the High Castle, S.W.A.T.) and Janet Kidder (Arrow, The Man in the High Castle).
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The method of buying a player's rights from a Japanese team was supposed to change in a way that would lower the cost in many cases, but the old system, allowing up to $20 million, has been grandfathered (pending approval from M.L.B. owners) for this off-season so that the Fighters will have more incentive to relinquish Ohtani.
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The series also stars Marlee Matlin (Quantico, The Magicians), Kelly Jenrette (The Handmaid's Tale, Grandfathered), John Beasley (Shots Fired, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks), Sherri Saum (The Fosters, Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.), Omar Elba (A Hologram For the King), Louis Ferriera (The Man in the High Castle, S.W.A.T.) and Janet Kidder (Arrow, The Man in the High Castle).
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Others questioned why the company only tested its smokestacks every three years, why the sulfur dioxide couldn't be captured, why the public comment period was so short, why an egregious polluter like Oxbow had been grandfathered into lax enforcement, why TCEQ should be trusted at all when it didn't have any monitors who looked like Port Arthur residents.
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In May, the high court, in a 6-3 vote, upheld the legality of a 2014 New Jersey law permitting sports betting at casinos and racetracks in the state and voided the 1992 federal Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act, which had prevented states beyond Nevada and a few other grandfathered states from offering sports betting.
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PIRRO: They know if they come in with young children that those kids are going to be released because they can&apost keep the family more than 20 days, they are going to end up being released and the parents are allowing this to happen knowing their kids may be raped, knowing all of this because they want their kids grandfathered in.
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Built in 1974, the vessel was an outdated rust-bucket with many shortcomings that were grandfathered in by the Coast Guard: open lifeboats instead of enclosed ones; a lack of basic electronics and chartplotters that you would find on even the meanest pleasure boat; ventilator openings in the upper hull and other design flaws that would never be allowed by modern marine regulations.
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Since medical devices didn't come under regulatory control by the F.D.A. until 1976, the agency simply grandfathered in all devices that were already on the market under a provision known as 510(k), which allows manufacturers to sell most new devices without requiring any clinical testing as long as the manufacturer says its product is "substantially equivalent" to an existing device.
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The breakdown: 17.5 million in the non-group insurance market, including: 10.3 million enrolled in the ACA exchanges Approximately 6.73 million buying insurance off the exchanges Most of this group buys ACA-compliant plans About 1.2 million in "grandfathered" plans purchased before the ACA's market reforms took effect Yes, 17.5 million is a sizeable number, and what happens to their health insurance coverage and costs is important.
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For the last few years, the Billboard rock charts have been an abysmal slog of new pop artists that occasionally hold guitars like fashion accessories (as of writing this, Imagine Dragons hold the top three slots on the rock songs list), older acts who've grandfathered their way into the system like Godsmack and Arctic Monkeys, and decades-old rock albums that are suddenly relevant due to its creator dying or becoming newsworthy.
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The CSB report spurred a letter from top law enforcement official in 13 states, including Pennsylvania, to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), arguing against a proposed rollback of regulations aimed at preventing accidents involving chemicals such as HF. GRANDFATHERED IN Regulators overseeing U.S. oil refinery safety, primarily the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the EPA, and code-setting industry groups allow some refinery components to keep being used even if they don't meet newer standards.
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I'm down to $24,230 owed from $25,26.) Spotify: $245 Cell Phone: $27 Business Phone: $27843 (Sideline app)Adobe Creative Cloud: $29 Band Practice Space: $20 Business Advertisements: $229 (two months left on current contract, I'm moving into an admin position for them in return for free advertisement next year)Quarterly Expenses:UPS Business Mailbox: $75 (so randos can't find me through my LLC registration)Annual Expenses:Website: $99 (grandfathered into a plan years ago, but looking to upgrade next year to a $300 option)Amazon Prime: $59 (I know….
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Agent Carter (ABC) American Idol (Fox) Angel from Hell (CBS) The Astronaut Wives Club (ABC) Beauty and the Beast (The CW) Best Time Ever With Neil Patrick Harris (NBC) Blood & Oil (ABC) Bordertown (Fox) Castle (ABC) Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life (Fox) Crowded (NBC) CSI: Cyber (CBS) Extant (CBS) The Family (ABC) Galavant (ABC) Game of Silence (NBC) The Good Wife (CBS) Grandfathered (Fox) The Grinder (Fox) Hannibal (NBC) Heartbeat (NBC) Heroes Reborn (NBC) Knock Knock Live (Fox) Limitless (CBS) The Messengers (The CW) Mike & Molly (CBS) Minority Report (Fox) — The show's cancellation is not yet official, but its initial episode order was cut from 13 episodes to 10, and there's no indication that Fox will order any more.
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