It's a terrific, gutting episode, one that will surely win the terrific Elisabeth Moss (who gives a gutting, almost wordless performance) another Emmy Award.
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That's the ONLY reason GOP backed away from gutting OCE.
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But the Chamber isn't content merely gutting critical public protections.
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The truth of it was gutting, but you know what?
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Would killing or completely gutting the EPA have any upsides?
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The swift wind had spared some buildings while gutting others.
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Gutting: I agree that meritocracy requires meaningful rules of judgment.
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Professor Gutting died on Friday at the age of 773.
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We have been gutting our resilience to fund our comfort.
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The negative consequences of gutting firearms controls cannot be overstated.
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In the A.F.C. championship game, it was even more gutting.
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Gutting the rule would keep these predatory schools in business.
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Gutting congressional oversight the first day of a new session?
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A 2008 hurricane did the rest by gutting the schools.
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But, it was not a completely gutting visual under these circumstances.
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Their concern: The proposal doesn't go far enough in gutting Obamacare.
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It's a brutal twist and a gutting ending for the season.
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Then he chases Cotton around the house before finally gutting him.
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A church in Minya was torched in 2013, gutting its interior.
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A church in Minya was torched in 2013, gutting its interior.
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And Moss' handling of her gutting material makes it even better.
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Gutting the rules is bad news for workers and consumers, too.
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His gutting of the EPA will be bad for the environment.
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Mr. Gutting is a emeritus professor of philosophy at Notre Dame.
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The GOP spent yrs gutting voting rights & suppressing black & Latino votes.
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A few weeks back, the President ordered a gutting of the room.
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"I fully credit him with the gutting of the bill," Gelber says.
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"Picture gutting a fish," Jim, a fly fisherman, said to a friend.
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The conference participants, too, recognized that gutting the policy would be tough.
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And it's why that final sequence, when it arrives, is so gutting.
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But what possible reason could the Republican Party generate for gutting Medicaid?
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"It was gutting losing her," Hinchcliffe, 29, told reporters after the show.
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What was your reaction to the news that Republicans considered gutting this?
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Gutting environmental protections is risky for our economic and physical well-being.
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Kerry Lauerman, Mic's executive news director, tweeted about the "gutting experience" Thursday.
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Gutting Section 230 of limited liability protections won't help combat sex trafficking.
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Our loss today is just gutting, but she will never be forgotten.
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The layoffs at BuzzFeed capped off a gutting week for news operations.
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The gutting of labor unions has removed an important forum for community.
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Funeral services for Professor Gutting will be held at 3:30 p.m.
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Gutting the Jones Act is a misguided proposal being fueled by misinformation.
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The Supreme Court's gutting of the Voting Rights Act in Shelby v.
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"Republicans AND Democrats are gutting the rules on Wall Street," she declared.
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"I've been really gutting it out over the past few months," he says.
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"Republicans AND Democrats are gutting the rules on Wall Street," she declared. Rep.
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San Francisco requires adding EV charging infrastructure when gutting medium to large buildings.
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There is no shocking, bizarre, emotionally-gutting hardship Liberty Van Zandt cannot overcome.
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That is all they have, that and raising taxes and gutting our military.
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The current cabinet is ripe for a makeover, if not a complete gutting.
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This systematic gutting of non-discrimination protections for trans people is a disgrace!
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But his gutting of institutions risks violence that may yet be his undoing.
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Trump should not "throw the baby out with the bathwater," gutting crucial regulations.
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So, let me be clear, the UAW does not support gutting CAFE standards.
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Premiering in the U.S. this week, Everybody's Everything is a predictably gutting watch.
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Bevin ram through so-called "pension reform," gutting retirement benefits for public employees.
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The House committee's proposal is just the latest step towards gutting the program.
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But tourism has ground to a halt — gutting hotels, taxis and tour companies.
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This gutting of our asylum system has been going on for some time.
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But such implementation issues can be remedied; gutting the act is no solution.
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Jokowi did little as parliament passed legislation gutting the country's anti-graft watchdog.
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Even before the inauguration, Congress took a first step toward gutting major provisions.
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He somehow managed to congratulate Obama for "gutting" his hard-earned welfare reform.
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The press reacted quickly to this intended gutting, treating it as a major story.
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It made such a mess that I felt like I was gutting a fish.
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So in reversing Title II, the FCC is necessarily gutting its net neutrality rules.
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And then to see him fail her on such a profound level... it's gutting.
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Meanwhile, Pai and his office continue unabated toward gutting any remaining media consolidation rules.
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That's why Frankie's in-surgery death towards the midpoint of "Map" is so gutting.
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So it was gutting for the whole team to lose a victory like that.
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For many liberals, nothing less than a wholesale gutting of that institution will do.
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We must continue to protest corporate policies aimed at gutting social services and education.
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Gutting 21st CCLC would hurt families, weaken communities and threaten our nation's competitive advantage.
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And it proposed gutting funding for the Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Environmental Justice.
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Fortunately, Congress stopped — for now — the gutting of our diplomatic, democracy and development programs.
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"There's just something gutting about a thing being lost to us forever," Thomas says.
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It can also legislatively dismantle the court-created doctrines that are gutting harassment law.
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"Heavy" is a gorgeous, gutting book that's fueled by candor yet freighted with ambivalence.
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I suppose that gutting the ethics office would indeed qualify as a shake-up.
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Defying the public will by gutting a law is not a good business plan.
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Modernizing environmental review does not call for gutting the process as it stands now.
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The least expensive was a two-bedroom Cape in need of gutting, for $149,900.
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Trump pays tweet-service to HBCUs while gutting the programs their students rely on.
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Democrats have attacked the party for gutting protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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The U.S. is gutting its refugee program at a time of unprecedented global need.
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On the controversial, complex issue of gay rights and religious rights, almost any broad constitutional judgment the Supreme Court might reach would be greeted as either gutting anti-discrimination laws (and not just for gay people) or as gutting the First Amendment.
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The next day, a number of people expressed how gutting and powerful the hashtag was.
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Trump is gutting health care protections for transgender people and those who have had abortions.
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Some of his stances, like his gutting of the Voting Rights Act, give Michael pause.
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For Loyola, the loss was gutting, because the Ramblers really could have won this one.
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In court papers, prosecutors said barring Officer Porter's testimony would mean "effectively gutting" their prosecution.
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Now, more spectacular still, comes the gutting of the flagship policy in the election manifesto.
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A key question is whether they can reduce greenhouse-gas emissions without gutting their businesses.
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In hard-hit Denham Springs, residents were gutting waterlogged homes, dumping soaked carpets and mattresses.
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Biofuel groups say the EPA is using the court decision to justify gutting the RFS.
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Congressional Republicans will begin the process of gutting major Obama administration environmental rules next week.
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I hold out the taser, and get the gutting knife out with my other hand.
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But the gutting of health care isn't something that congressional Republicans can pin on Trump.
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IRS budget cuts occurred over more than a decade, under both parties, gutting the agency.
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Some of us have been highly critical of that practice as effectively gutting the protection.
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The anthology was meant to signal a gutting and remaking of the black collective spirit.
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On her debut, Baker chronicles her own despair with gutting intensity, both lyrically and vocally.
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Gutting: You're right that there have been different justifications for affirmative action in different situations.
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Over time, the phrase "a Gary Gutting piece" became part of my own editorial vocabulary.
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She added, "Not to be able to celebrate that final launch party is pretty gutting."
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Renovations are underway, with Mr. Caiola gutting the kitchen and replacing 21920s design faux pas.
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Thanks to the Supreme Court's gutting of the Voting Rights Act in Shelby County v.
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Cabrera has gained the respect of his teammates and the organization for gutting through injuries.
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They uniformly expect diminished power, if not a gutting of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Erdogan's government has carried out mass detentions, gutting public institutions and quieting the political opposition.
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We will know soon exactly how much the White House has succeeded in gutting Obamacare.
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He showed us this over and again, breaking taboos gutting sacred cows at a breakneck pace.
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The bombers detonated explosives near the check-in desks, killing 16 people and gutting the building.
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The story of private equity gutting and destroying local media is familiar and already well-told.
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Meanwhile, Trump is floating an austere budget that could end up gutting key CCS research programs.
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And right now, neither one of those are acceptable because we've been gutting the military budget.
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Maybe the gutting ending of season 2 debut "A Father's Advice" isn't even about Jack's demise?
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And in fact, Pruitt's replacement might be more effective at gutting environmental protection than Pruitt himself.
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But privacy advocates worry that pressure from powerful businesses could end up gutting the law completely.
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Environment: Bannon is behind the Trump budget's gutting of the regulatory state, in particular the EPA.
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He stopped short of gutting a key provision in a 2009 case, but laid the groundwork.
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A little gutting that Transfiguration didn't get a mention but it's still a pretty epic curriculum.
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Live gutting is a common practice, which can take 25 to 65 minutes to kill fish.
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However, the administration increasingly seems interested in gutting longstanding protections for the world's most vulnerable people.
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According to Mr. Goodlatte, the act remains "very strong," despite its gutting by the Supreme Court.
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During the last two seasons, the Lotus team had suffered a gutting of staff and resources.
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Read more: How the gutting of the Voting Rights Act led to hundreds of poll closures.
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Gutting the mandate would result in 13 million more uninsured Americans over the next 10 years.
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University of Texas, as well as a lawsuit that resulted in gutting the Voting Rights Act.
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"In country after country, the Trump administration is gutting U.S. support for human rights," Margon writes.
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Gutting: We do need to look more closely at the data on rate of black enrollment.
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Before we had Trump's swarm of bloodsucking lobbyists gutting government regulations from within, we had Cheney's.
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But some warn that the Trump administration could cut services and funds, effectively gutting these programs.
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She said the court was gutting the House's impeachment powers by refusing to enforce the subpoena.
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Alden, known for gutting newsrooms to improve profits, could buy more stock as soon as July.
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She warned that while Trump tweets with one hand, he's gutting environmental regulations with the other.
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The tax bill passed by Congress last month included that gutting of the Obamacare individual mandate.
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Their focus: gutting the authority of prosecutors and judges who are investigating politicians in corruption cases.
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Competing interests among Republicans threaten to derail the party's urgent mission of gutting the Affordable Care Act.
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Imgur user gilmour509 figured out this cool hack while gutting and upgrading a 1995 IBM Aptiva desktop.
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And then, six months later, California voters adopted Proposition 36, gutting much of the three-strikes law.
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But the critical work of gutting flooded structures so rebuilding can begin is still a daily slog.
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It launched its program in Pittsburgh by gutting the robotics program at Carnegie Mellon University, after all.
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But what enables a subsidy that large is a wholesale gutting of America's programs for retired people.
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Much of the concern continues to center on gutting Obamacare's protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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When you blow through an episode, you're gutting the experience of its hard-won nuance and cadence.
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Everett suggests "austerity," which would mean gutting the town so that it pays off Axe's notes first.
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At their best, these have been alternately stunning and gutting moments that were both stirring and meaningful.
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As for America, the loss was a gutting result at home during the club's 100th anniversary season.
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Now, the conversation should turn against Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos's gutting of campus sexual assault procedures.
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Yet the firm also ponders making more money by gutting the company and moving manufacturing to Bangladesh.
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But the company is not trying to make money by gutting and remodeling the homes it buys.
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"They're taking down and gutting buildings faster than we can keep up with right now," he said.
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Gutting those to afford a corporate tax reform could ultimately hurt their incomes and family's economic security.
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Taverns double as gutting stations and fish storage lockers, and almost every view contains a tackle shop.
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Instead of gutting the spaces to create a loftlike flow, the main walls have been left intact.
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Other Republicans argue that overruling the parliamentarian is tantamount to gutting the rules that make reconciliation special.
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Breakingviews The leadership row at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, or C.F.P.B., won't stop its inevitable gutting.
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Not quickly enough to prevent Jones from ending the day with a tweet as gutting as this.
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Holder, which is widely viewed as gutting a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
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In Marsh Harbor, for example, work crews and volunteers are gutting homes, repairing roofs and clearing streets.
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What they apparently don't comprehend are the irreversible consequences that would come from gutting this safety net.
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Yet he has exacerbated it, by gutting the State Department and through his preference for dealmaking over strategy.
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But that relationship ended up gutting CMU's own robotics lab known as as the National Robotics Engineering Center.
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His gutting of institutions such as courts, electoral bodies and the legislature increases the risk of street violence.
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The House health care bill proposes gutting the program, effectively ending enhanced federal funding for Medicaid in 2020.
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Instead, Trump and Tillerson's overarching focus appears to be twofold: putting "America First," and gutting the State Department.
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"House Republicans back off gutting ethics watchdog after backlash from Trump," read a headline from The Washington Post.
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If it was anyone else it would seem like perfunctory stage banter, but coming from Elverum it's gutting.
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Because of their training in his office, Inhofe considers these people the most effective at gutting environmental regulation.
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This opening for Democrats may crack even wider as the material consequences of gutting the ACA become clear.
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"Gutting these rules robs Americans of protections that preserve their access to the open and free internet," Sen.
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Kavanaugh has spent his career as a Washington political operative, pushing for gutting the protections of Roe v.
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Gutting a deal that Americans conceived, brokered, and secured would undercut decades of U.S. leadership on non-proliferation.
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Gutting Medicaid would hurt the one in three patients with addiction who depend on it for addiction treatment.
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If Trump wanted to do so, he could strengthen worker protections rather than gutting them at every opportunity.
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Because of the gutting of print journalism, that reporting has largely been the domain of independent documentary makers.
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SBP, a national disaster recovery nonprofit, will provide services like gutting and mold remediation and help residents rebuild.
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And you don't get those kind of well-trained, well-equipped diplomats by gutting the State Department's budget.
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With the gutting of "21" leaving its bones exposed, the divisions between the townhouses can be clearly seen.
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It's the latest indication that we are witnessing the gutting of the intelligence community as we know it.
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"Treasury is gutting the new law," said Bret Wells, a tax law professor at the University of Houston.
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The funding blueprint also calls for cutting $237 billion from Medicare; rolling back Medicaid expansion; and gutting Obamacare.
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The Senate also proposes gutting the ACA by doing away with the requirement for everyone to have insurance.
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Georgia's bill is another step toward the anti-choice movement's ultimate goal of criminalizing abortion, gutting Roe v.
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"Trying to do away with state licensing would be gutting a central component of the Flores Settlement," Gilman said.
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"I hoped that it was a mistake and she was misdiagnosed," Verge says of her mom's gutting health news.
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The gutting of net neutrality, which became official earlier this week, makes this kind of consolidation a lot scarier.
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Gutting as their semi-final defeat was, Wales should take massive pride in what they've achieved at the Euros.
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In the mould of contemporary strongmen worldwide, he has kept the outward trappings of democracy while gutting its content.
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"I think we did a good job of gutting out most of the game," Sixers coach Brett Brown said.
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My carpenter-extraordinaire father spent two months gutting the interior and turning it into a homey haven on wheels.
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Clinton has plans to enforce and strengthen Dodd-Frank's implementation as opposed to gutting it as Republicans have proposed.
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A fruitful electric reliability and resiliency agenda is in sight, but it's rooted in strengthening, not gutting, competitive markets.
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Last week, behind closed doors, President Trump signed a bill gutting family planning protections for over 4 million Americans.
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But mainstream Republican plans to repeal and replace Obamacare often seek to drive down costs by gutting these benefits.
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The anecdotes are gutting and relatable; tweaking my medication over the years has come with many of these symptoms.
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Franken described the Department of Energy's budget as "anti-innovation," accusing it of gutting spending on renewable energy research.
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In 2017 we saw the gutting of our State Department, leaving it woefully understaffed, our diplomatic capabilities in tatters.
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On the radio, like Scully, Baarns was brief as he described the visiting team's last, gutting, go-ahead run.
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The gutting goes flawlessly; dinner is wild and raucous, kids outnumbering adults and engineering complex trades for French fries.
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Clashing visions and political conflict are at the core of our national being, writes Gary Gutting, a philosophy professor.
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This gutting of Medicaid is central to the health care bill that Senate Republicans released, at long last, yesterday.
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Instead, it's a surgical strike, gutting specific parts of the reforms that have been effective in preventing another crisis.
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This time, though, the temptation of headlining a market gutting of — nearly — 666 points was too much to resist.
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Unbelievable, a gutting eight-part miniseries on Netflix, begins on the worst night in Marie Adler's (Kaitlyn Dever) life.
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Even as they move full speed toward gutting the existing health law, Republicans are scrambling to find a replacement.
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But there is a world of difference between smoothing the sharp edges of traditional jurisprudence and gutting its core.
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Assuming the military would retrieve the plane's frame after gutting it, Einar and Eyrún turned around and walked home.
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He signed a rental lease and worked tirelessly over nine months, gutting the place and equipping it for recording.
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Contractor Justin Sullivan is plenty busy this winter, completely gutting a historic Washington, D.C., home and adding on to it.
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Trump's budget proposes more specific cuts to these groups, including slashing medical research and gutting State and the EPA especially.
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The trend coincides with an overall gutting of the U.S. refugee resettlement program by the Trump administration, resettlement experts say.
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Often, dragons died at the claws of their own kind by means of drowning, decapitation, or even gutting each other.
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As Windows Phone market share has shrunk below 1 percent, Microsoft has been busy gutting its phone business and restructuring.
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Allen knows some of the images may be gutting for residents awaiting word of what they will return home to.
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It is understandable that governments want to regulate 3D printing, but gutting the First Amendment is too high a cost.
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Capacity is expected to be reduced from 94,000 to 77,500, gutting midfield seating in favor of luxury boxes and concourses.
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Gutting the Medicaid program any more than the House bill proposes could significantly hamper the Senate bill's chances of passage.
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Young retailers will remake them in their own image, gutting the old Gap stores and putting in a coffee shop.
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And what upsets me most is the gutting of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as Food Stamps.
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Additionally, the Heritage blueprint suggests gutting funding for the Paris Climate Change Agreement and the UN's panel on climate change.
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What happened: President Trump's first executive order, signed on his inauguration day, is the first step in gutting the ACA.
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I implore the Trump administration not to believe in fiscally responsible magic and enact a plan of gutting VAWA grants.
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First & First redesigned the Broadway by gutting the building and started from scratch, with Remes taking a rather improvisational approach.
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Now, the Senate appears to have settled on just gutting individual tax reforms to pay for a permanent corporate cut.
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Aside from potentially forgoing benefits, are we ready to bear the real human and economic costs of gutting environmental regulations?
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This bill keeps all the most harmful features of TrumpCare 85033, stripping coverage for 24 million Americans and gutting Medicaid.
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Holder, the justices made it easier for states to suppress voter participation by gutting the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
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With Act 10, Walker stripped public workers of their right to collectively bargain, gutting their salaries, health care, and pensions.
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Instead, all the various plans considered by the Senate were singularly focused on gutting protections millions of Americans rely on.
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On Saturday, volunteers with the St. Bernard Project were gutting her house and piling debris out on the front lawn.
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But the country's scandal-plagued Congress had its own priorities: gutting what was supposed to be a pioneering anticorruption bill.
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"Don't half-listen while figuring out what you're going to say next," said Gary Gutting, a philosopher at Notre Dame.
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Compare that to Mitch McConnell, who just recently scotched a vote on the latest Republican stab at gutting the ACA.
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Republicans could also avoid courting Democrats by gutting the filibuster rule and then confirming the nominee with a simple majority.
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This gutting of campaign finance regulations has largely come at the hands of the Supreme Court, which is increasingly partisan.
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The Trump administration has proposed gutting funding for the National Endowment for Democracy, whose origins lie in Reagan's 1982 speech.
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And behind the scenes, Mr. Wheeler is embroiled in a battle over gutting a major Obama-era auto emissions rule.
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Which makes it all the more frustrating — and/or gutting, depending on your personality type — when a houseplant's health fails.
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"I want to be very clear: I'm not for gutting Section 230," said Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Republican of Washington.
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In the Houston region, crews are still gutting and repairing tens of thousands of homes, businesses, schools and government buildings.
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"Minority Deport" is a particularly gutting episode that captures the essence of the show in all its funny, heartbreaking glory.
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The question is whether the court will celebrate that anniversary with a new ruling effectively gutting privacy for future generations.
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That kind of talk, he warned them, could be detrimental to their shared cause of gutting the Affordable Care Act.
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Anything less than that merely rebrands one accomadationist policy for another, gutting each one's revolutionary potential for real reconciliation and recompense.
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Trump's pick is seen as a step toward gutting an agency that the president-elect threatened to eliminate during his campaign.
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In his father's apartment, Chuck convinces Taiga to sign a post-nup so she can divorce Ira without financially gutting him.
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Pub date: June 18 Yiyun Li's gutting novel imagines a conversation between a mother and child, months after the child's suicide.
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I'm wondering what it says about our current political climate, where we have an administration that's gutting the Environmental Protection Agency.
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This all began anew with the Supreme Court gutting the Voting Rights Act in its landmark 2013 case Shelby County v.
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General Electric as well as Exxon Mobil have pushed back against Trump's executive order aimed at gutting Obama's Clean Power Plan.
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The second reason I oppose the gutting of broadband privacy protections is because it would make Americans more vulnerable to hacking.
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But Whetstone followed that hiring spree by gutting much of Uber's existing policy team — a process that is still continuing today.
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" Franken called that "shorthand for gutting any environmental or consumer protection measure that gets in the way of corporate profit margins.
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And then the best military in the world, which needs to be rebuilt because - because Barack Obama is gutting our military.
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It's telling that many of these acts, from Paris withdrawal to Obamacare repeal, are aimed at gutting President Barack Obama's legacy.
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The gutting of the Voting Rights Act by the Supreme Court, in 2013, unleashed another wave of efforts to suppress voting.
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" Jason chairwoman Ellen Williams, a physics professor at the University of Maryland, said the rationale for gutting the program was "ridiculous.
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Some have called for gutting the rules entirely, while others have called for reworking specific portions, like the Title II provisions.
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Coverage of state legislatures has been declining for decades, and the gutting of various local newspapers recently has made this worse.
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And then the best military in the world, which needs to be rebuilt because — because Barack Obama is gutting our military.
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That "ripple effect" could be an indicator that "gutting Roe may be the best option" for anti-abortion activists, she added.
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City regulators neglected to investigate whether an owner who was caught illegally gutting apartments in one building was doing so elsewhere.
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He is also assisting a Republican-dominated Congress in gutting regulations using a once-obscure tool called the Congressional Review Act.
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This unrest came in the wake of the most psychologically gutting performance in team history, at the 22003 Olympics in Brazil.
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Other new protections: A landlord caught illegally gutting one apartment would be subject to a city review of all their apartments.
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And losing the American account would have been gutting, costing the manufacturer billions in lost sales and potentially thousands of jobs.
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As a teenager Mr. Kojima worked in the Gulf of Georgia Cannery, now a museum, gutting sockeye salmon and salting herring.
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Isabelle Arc is just an ordinary 221th-century Frenchwoman, gutting lambs, cooking meals and raising her children on the family farm.
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Now Congressional Republicans are on the verge of gutting the program, which would ultimately deny medical care to millions of Americans.
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The gutting of the fishing industry has devastated related trades (there were once eight jobs onshore for every one at sea).
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The Trump factor has undoubtedly advanced the cause of those who have insisted the party doesn't need a gutting and rebuilding.
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In gutting essential financial aid initiatives, the Trump Administration would stifle opportunity and create obstacles for those seeking a college degree.
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Mr. Durham secured a raft of racketeering convictions against men linked to Mr. Grasso's murder, gutting the Providence-based Patriarca mob.
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There's a lot of chatter about the U.S. State Department making major structural changes to USAID and even gutting development programs.
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And his secretary of state is gutting the State Department, shedding our most experienced diplomats and replacing them with … no one.
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Congress has already passed another resolution gutting the Interior Department's stream protection rule that has been criticized by the coal industry.
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They worked for months and appear to have done a good job gutting the house and making it safe and livable.
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As for the interior ... the house needs gutting, because it bears no resemblance to the place Mr. Brady hung his hat.
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The fire broke out on the top floor of the FICCI building in which it is housed, gutting parts of the museum.
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It's a gutting scene, with real-world echoes, that sets the tone for a sophomore season that's even darker than its predecessor.
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Now they are talking about gutting environmental regulations and cutting foreign aid, two areas that I know are very important to you.
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His agencies are sweeping away regulations, including the most aggressive gutting of environmental regulations since at least President Reagan, and maybe ever.
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They set up an online intake system, then built a database to catalog households that had requested help gutting their flooded homes.
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Stumpf's exit leaves Sloan with a steep challenge in rebuilding its reputation and overhauling its hard-charging sales culture without gutting profits.
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When a political opponent won at the municipal level, the Chávez regime responded by gutting the powers wielded by the new mayor.
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In December, the FCC voted 3-2 in favor of gutting Obama Administration-era protections against data throttling and blocking by ISPs.
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Democrats in the Senate have achieved unanimous party support of the plan to undo the FCC's recently passed order gutting net neutrality.
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Case in point: Just this past week, Trump essentially killed Dodd-Frank, effectively gutting Barack Obama's signature attempt at Wall Street reform.
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The duo last crossed paths on Serengeti's gutting Family and Friends; Testarossa's concept and story were pieced together during a recent tour.
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Republicans learned this Tuesday when their attempt to kick off the Trump era by gutting the Office of Congressional Ethics backfired spectacularly.
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"Gutting these rules robs Americans of protections that preserve their access to the open and free internet," Nelson said in a statement.
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First among the many steps of rebuilding is gutting this house -- hauling out every potentially poisonous artifact of a once-stable life.
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Let's move beyond partisanship and come together build a government that works smarter and better by investing in not gutting our workforce.
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For the better part of an hour, a woman sits at a cutting board at the edge of the audience, gutting fish.
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We have the people who are fighting back against Big Pharma gutting safety measures while our communities struggle under the opioid epidemic.
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Now, some Democrats are warning that the tax rewrite would ultimately be financed by gutting entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare.
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They remember the impassable roads, the trees snapped in half, the sunken boats and the widespread gutting of houses and other buildings.
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His office, often with other Democratic attorneys general, has also criticized legislation it sees as gutting consumer finance protections or civil rights.
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It's gutting to watch her beaming up at Luke at the end of the episode, knowing he's keeping something huge from her.
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He blamed a 2013 Supreme Court decision gutting the civil rights-era Voting Rights Act for the changes in Texas's voting procedure.
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From such a high perch, poverty appears a smaller problem, something less gutting, and work appears a bigger solution, something more gratifying.
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In 2010, as creditors demanded the gutting of pensions and sharp tax increases, the Chinese offered to buy toxic Greek government bonds.
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Democrats are also considering gutting the role of superdelegates in the Democratic primary process as a concession to Sanders, the report said.
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Early this morning, Senate Republicans passed a budget blueprint, 51 to 48, that paves the way for gutting the Affordable Care Act.
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The president has shown a pathway forward for gutting ObamaCare, root and branch, as congressional Republicans used to be fond of saying.
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And now, Republicans are preparing to weaken vital federal programs millions of Latinos depend on by gutting funding or erecting new barriers.
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Now there are proposals for slashing research budgets and gutting funding that could affect the training of the next generation of scientists.
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In Texas and across the country, the E.P.A.'s gutting of the Chemical Disaster Rule is a matter of life or death.
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Soon to follow, gutting the estate tax, which could benefit his cabinet and his family by upward of $9 billion total. Watch.
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The goose-gutting had been a demo, sponsored by the region that contains Aquitaine, of l'art de la découpe et le déveinage .
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Read: How the gutting of the Voting Rights Act led to hundreds of poll closures Bartow and Dodge are predominantly white counties.
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It's not surprising that cutting taxes on the rich while gutting health coverage for the poor and middle class has regressive consequences.
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Expect fan-favorite Taystee Jefferson (Danielle Brooks) to have the toughest road of everyone this season after last year's gutting murder trial ruling.
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During one particularly gutting moment, Davidson said, he was told not to allow three siblings to hug one another, to comfort each other.
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Gutting NASA&aposs Earth Science Division Would Send Research Back to the Dark AgesNorm Nelson is interested in what makes the oceans tick.
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" And ACLU policy analyst Jay Stanley issued a similar warning, saying, "Gutting net neutrality will have a devastating effect on free speech online.
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Two changes the company has begun toying with recently make it seem as if MoviePass is gutting the core value of the service.
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By Obama's own admission, the major pieces of his presidential legacy are now subject to a gutting by a successor he resents deeply.
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The Supreme Court's 1883 gutting of the first US Civil Rights Act opened the way for the subsequent consolidation of Jim Crow law.
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In practice, that's meant gutting regulatory protections for patients and proposing cuts in Medicaid that go well beyond reversing the ACA's Medicaid expansion.
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It's supposed to be a strategy session on how to stop Republicans from gutting the law without a solid replacement health care plan.
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She was cutting them, gutting them, splaying them out, and putting them on a divide above the fire and smoking and drying them.
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In response to last year's proposed gutting of the Environmental Protection Agency, the artists founded their very own EPA: the Environmental Performance Agency.
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Nearly 10 years later, on January 24, contractors gutting the No Frills Supermarket found a decomposing body behind a 12-foot freezer unit.
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Holder (2013), gutting enforcement of the 1965 federal Voting Rights Act, or VRA, elevated Keynes' supposed dictum to the level of constitutional mandate.
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Meanwhile, 22019 percent of adults do not approve of Trump's policies on health care, where he has made gutting ObamaCare an administration priority.
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It's gutting to watch Rachel pacing on the sidelines, looping through the set like a shark that will die if it stops moving.
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Yet for the second year in a row, the President has proposed gutting the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC's) Immunization Program.
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Then there's the everyday work, including setting longlines with hundreds of sharp hooks, hauling heavy lobster traps, and gutting swordfish, sharks, and tuna.
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Unfortunately, by doubling down on abstinence programs and gutting evidence-based sexual health promotion, we risk halting, perhaps even reversing these positive trends.
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"Art fairs are very important, but they're gutting the small to midsize gallery sector; it's stressful, it's tiring, it's expensive," Mr. Schultz said.
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Rather than gutting the space, Mr. Lauren embraced, renovated and decorated it — turning it into a destination whose value transcended the clothes inside.
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His minimal, gutting performances employ a few elements to crack open history, politics, and emotions, revealing how these are inseparable from embodied experience.
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" Speaker Nancy Pelosi, in a statement, criticized the plan for its focus on a wall and for "gutting our asylum and refugee protections.
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Gutting: I agree that individual rights are fundamental and that we should aim for a world where individual ability is all that counts.
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Opinion Columnist LONDON — President Trump has given a master class in the unhappy link between his "gut" and the gutting of American credibility.
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Proposed cuts of 30 percent of the diplomacy and assistance budget, gutting staff and praising cruel dictatorships have created fear in our allies.
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The pressure is off Congress to bear down on Mr. Trump, allowing the Republicans to bear down on cutting taxes and gutting Obamacare.
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"He's taking care of all his rich friends, and he's kind of gutting every program for lower- and middle-class families," she said.
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It's no wonder that this bill is already massively more unpopular than Hillarycare and Obamacare, two bills that ended up gutting congressional majorities.
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What makes How To Build A Girl so gutting, however, is that underneath its bombastic and fun trappings, there's a searing emotional core.
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Democrats oppose how Republicans want to pay for the program — such as charging wealthy Medicare beneficiaries more and gutting ObamaCare's public health fund.
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The students hacked it by gutting the car's electronics, redesigning the joystick and customizing the seat for Cillian, robotics coach Spencer Elvebak said.
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It's a gutting prospect for touring musicians, who, in the age of streaming, rely heavily on shows as a major source of income.
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At that time in the early 1980s many people were renovating their spaces in Manhattan — gutting them to make leaner, more modern interiors.
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They couldn't get another more conservative bill off the ground either, which would have extended DACA while gutting the nation's legal immigration system.
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Republicans will move to enact a very unpopular domestic policy agenda of throwing people off their health care and gutting the safety net.
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In fact, only one State official publicly resigned, and that was in protest of Trump's anticipated gutting of the Constitution, which also hasn't happened.
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Former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson deployed a similar strategy in his office, gutting the State Department of its diplomats and experts in droves.
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But as a gay woman breathing air in 2017, I found the toxic masculinity, homophobia, blatant misogyny, and aggressive rape culture to be gutting.
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Gray learns new skills along the way; stalking, shooting, and gutting her kills, before converting them into delicious meals for her incredulous urban friends.
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The proposed gutting of the Consumer Finance Protection Board, will likely mean that fintech companies will have an easier go of it (especially lenders).
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The wariness within the industry about gutting Dodd-Frank came as critics of Wall Street slammed Trump's proposal as a gift to big banks.
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Some dropped in for a quick bite and got back to work gutting their homes, while others lingered and drank Michelobs into the night.
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Until about 20 minutes from the end, the viscerally gutting documentary had only hinted at the possibly abusive behavior of one of its subjects.
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By gutting the headphone jack and making the batteries thinner and taller, Samsung was able to safely fit them inside the phones' thin bodies.
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It is far less interesting than that, because all it does is feed into the thing that's gutting club culture—sneering, yellow-toothed elitism.
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The magazine obliged, and Rossum and Buzzetta set about gutting the 800-square-foot, 1928 apartment to create the "chic, European" space she envisioned.
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On the campaign trail, Rubio takes credit for legislation that was included in a 2015 spending bill gutting the so-called risk corridors provision.
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Though violence against communities of color has been an unfortunate and gutting reality for a long time, these videos are particularly poignant right now.
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Financials got good news after the House passed the Choice Act, the first step in gutting the Dodd-Frank banking reforms, he pointed out.
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He hung on valiantly these last few years, gutting through injury after injury and hoisting shot after shot, but he was never the same.
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The rest of the Access package is listed below — and yeah, removing all-things-Viacom results in a pretty severe gutting of the deal.
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We will know by December 15, the end of this year's open enrollment period, how much the White House has succeeded in gutting Obamacare.
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From the extraction of resources to production to waste, we are gutting Mother Earth for the sake of vanity, convenience, and — strangely — civic duty.
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This was to be expected from Ryan, who built his political career by framing welfare-gutting and upward wealth redistribution as bold, innovative policymaking.
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The internet service providers and their lobbyists have very powerful influence in Congress, and stopping them from gutting the rules takes clear, coordinated action.
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As acting AG, he can simply issue a new referral that narrows the scope of the Mueller mandate, thereby gutting it of any force.
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According to Cannon, the most ideologically strident Republicans will insist on gutting everything that even resembles the ACA's key provisions from a final plan.
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These cuts are only part of problem; addiction, economic and racial injustice, and the gutting of various social programs play major roles as well.
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Or do they hold out for something more — like the lobbyists now drafting legislation and gutting regulations that affect the companies that pay them?
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But despite further gutting of Obamacare's insurance rules and some direct buyoffs for key swing votes, they still don't appear to have a majority.
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We know the prime faults at play here, the gutting of the CDC, a politicized viral mitigation process and subsequent massive delays in testing.
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And in the Senate, behind closed doors, Republicans worked to shove a bill gutting health care coverage to a vote without a single hearing.
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You can bet a lot of American scientists are thinking these days about how they will respond if the government starts gutting climate research.
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The draconian cut would cause enormous disruptions, gutting aid and development programs that some of the world's poorest and most vulnerable people depend upon.
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With the firing of US director of national intelligence Joseph Maguire this week, President Trump has continued his gutting of senior national intelligence positions.
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Gutting federal rules puts these companies at a disadvantage against less responsible companies, and tarnishes efforts to portray natural gas as a clean resource.
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In the years the Republican Party controlled both houses of Congress and the White House, it focused only on gutting the Affordable Care Act.
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Most longer-serving senators still regret the gutting of the filibuster on executive nominees and the sleight-of-hand Reid used to do it.
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Their lobbyists have secured more drilling, the gutting of environmental regulations, new pipelines, and oil guys running the State Department, Energy Department, and EPA.
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In a sign of their confidence, Republicans are already looking past taxes to their next priority: gutting safety net programs like Medicare and Medicaid.
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This would have extraordinary spillover effects, gutting the chances of effective litigation checks not just here but in many other settings down the line.
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Industry lobbyists were successful in gutting the public option from the original version of the Affordable Care Act that passed the House in 2009.
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American diplomats, aghast at the gutting of the State Department, warn that American power in the world could be set back by a generation.
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Ray Kelly of the Alameda County Sheriff's office that she woke up on Saturday morning to a gutting message from her daughter on her phone.
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Photo: GettyGoPro is reportedly laying off 200 to 300 employees this week, according to TechCrunch, gutting the division that produced its ill-conceived Karma drone.
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I also encourage people to fight against any efforts to disenfranchise voters, which have grown in popularity since the gutting of the Voting Rights Act.
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Now completely out of power, Democrats are helpless to stop Republicans from massively cutting Medicaid, gutting regulations, and investigating the phantom "problem" of voter fraud.
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The reason for the tactic: Republicans are considering gutting the filibuster for Supreme Court nominees if Democrats stay largely united and block Trump's first pick.
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The same is true for reducing financial regulations by gutting the 2010 Dodd-Frank bill, since no one wants to risk a 2008-style collapse.
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And AT&T is busily gutting HBO through layoffs and talent attrition even as activist investors point out its executives are bad at their jobs.
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Given Walker's death behind the wheel of a sports car, to hear just how much a passion he had for such activities is particularly gutting.
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"In a op-ed last month, a senior Trump advisor suggested gutting NASA's vital Earth science division, which he characterized as "politically correct environmental monitoring.
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Equally significant has been the gutting of key provisions of the Voting Rights Act by conservative Supreme Court justices in the 2013 Shelby Country v.
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The term "burial" gets tossed around too liberally in the wrestling world, but there's no other word for what's happened to Asuka, and it's gutting.
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How much of it was Republican-led voter suppression in states like North Carolina (enabled by John Roberts's Supreme Court gutting the Voting Rights Act)?
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These cuts are widely expected to include the gutting of Obama-era regulations, including one that protects drinking water and another that fights climate change.
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At the end of the day, a number of horrific "sweeteners" were added to the bill, basically gutting anything that resembles care from the bill.
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A California state lawmaker who authored legislation that would replace the FCC's net neutrality rules is accusing fellow legislators of "gutting" the bill with amendments.
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It sets minimum pumping volumes and new standards for when endangered species concerns can override pumping — something the Democrats say amounts to gutting the law.
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Conservatives say it does not go far enough in gutting the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature healthcare reform passed by Democrats in 2010.
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Doug Ducey then signed a Republican-backed measure that prohibits localities in the state from enforcing local campaign finance rules, effectively gutting the Tempe measure.
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Whether you're planning on gutting your bathroom or putting in new landscaping, odds are you'll be digging into your own pockets to pay for it.
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Read: How the gutting of the Voting Rights Act led to hundreds of poll closures Technological issues and long waits aren't unique to this election.
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Trump 101: What he means by "America first" Trump 101: He plans rapid, radical gutting of government regulations Trump 101: What he reads and watches
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So when he takes stock of the gutting of the social services and education systems that made him, it's with a kind of filial outrage.
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Some, who had reconciled themselves to gutting their homes, now wonder whether they will have to tear them down altogether after so much time underwater.
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Most recently, Stein attacked Trump in August for "gutting" the Endangered Species Act (ESA) with new rules that critics said severely weakened the act's protections.
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They made up nearly half of the rebuilding work force and performed risky tasks in toxic conditions like gutting houses, repairing roofs and collecting trash.
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Lawmakers have discussed moderation at length, with some calling for amending, or even gutting, a law known as Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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"Fancy lawyers and crafty accountants have hung their careers on gutting the estate tax by engineering billion-dollar tax shelters for the 1 percent," Sen.
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Now Donald Trump has taken the first step toward gutting those regulations: He has named Ajit Pai to be the next chair of the FCC.
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It has been a hardy perennial of Republican attacks on the Obama administration for what many GOP critics say is the gutting of the nation's military.
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Temecula, California: 283 dead, 0 injuredAt about5 AM,authorities responded to reports of a fire gutting a small assisted-living facility for adults with development disabilities.
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But gutting healthcare spending and providing smaller tax credits to buy insurance isn't the only way the GOP is taking a hatchet to America's medical system.
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Gutting amendments to the bill were disclosed by the committee after 2000pm last night and were voted on moments after Wednesday's hearing began with no debate.
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Now they are in charge, and have no consensus on how to proceed without gutting the law's popular core benefits, which Trump has vowed to keep.
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In an effort to make this news a little less gutting, Liberty decides to put together a memory box for her son with J.T.'s help.
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In a hospital hundreds of miles away from the US–Mexico border, Tara Neubrand saw the gutting, alarming effects of separating migrant children from their parents.
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She'd just been through a second brutal divorce and spent the summer gutting two houses, while finding a new job, and a new home for us.
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The documentary is a gutting and unrelenting examination of how abuse affects both parties, and how her teenage relationship with Steve still impacts her, years later.
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Available now for $30 in beige or black, it's cheaper than buying and gutting a real Macintosh computer on eBay if you've got a nostalgic itch.
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In this finale of Orange is the New Black, each significant plot strand reaches its gutting climax on the very same day — plus some unexpected twists.
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They aren't gutting Medicaid because of any problem with the program, but because they want to give $800 billion in tax cuts to the richest Americans.
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I fear we are seeing blueprints for the systematic gutting of institutions that provide the White House with independent information, professional analysis, and checks and balances.
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On the whole, Trump has most often sided with big business, whether it be by reversing net neutrality protections or gutting the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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If you're saving $10,000 on the purchase price but you have to spend $30,000 gutting the kitchen, the home might not be much of a deal.
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EPA would thus make it easier for Trump's EPA to do away with the endangerment finding, and create a glide path for gutting air pollution regulations.
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But rather than fighting for working families, Trump's regulators have been deconstructing their agencies, gutting enforcement and rolling back those rules to protect consumers and investors.
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While some legal and procedural roadblocks would impede a complete gutting of Mr. Obama's existing climate change regulations, Mr. Trump could significantly weaken or slow them.
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Republicans were already gutting new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) rules designed to protect people from shady lenders and other financial predators by early last year.
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At a Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works hearing, Republicans used tempered language and veiled questions to avoid admitting their true aim: gutting the ESA.
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This order isn't the gutting of net neutrality many fear will come from this new FCC led by an avowed opponent of the policy, Ajit Pai.
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The Melbourne entrepreneur and mother of four became the doyenne of a French chateau after buying and gutting the neglected 183th-century property on a whim.
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Donald Trump has promised to unleash an energy revolution by extracting billions of dollars in untapped fossil fuels and gutting incentives to invest in renewable energy.
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From eviscerating the Voting Rights Act to gutting campaign finance law, Roberts has generally sided with longstanding movement conservative priorities even when the results are unpopular.
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A New York hedge fund known for gutting newsrooms is backing a hostile takeover bid for Gannett, the publisher of USA Today and 22017 other newspapers.
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This process can be gutting, but as most of us eventually learn, it does help to have a sense of humor about the whole thing, too.
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Instead, Mr. Trump got to work serving those special interests, signing executive orders gutting environmental, health and safety rules, sometimes as his industry masters looked on.
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Gutting an animal was a science lesson, both kids gaping at the gumdrop-shaped heart, the rubbery trachea that once shuttled breath from outside to inside.
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She describes the highs and lows of her husband's eight years in office, like learning the gutting news of the Sandy Hook massacre in Newtown, Conn.
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Justice Roberts, who wrote the 2013 opinion gutting the Voting Rights Act, has a long history of antipathy toward civil rights laws, voting laws in particular.
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It was only when workers gutting the building began to break down a third-floor apartment last month that they discovered it was filled with cats.
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Houses that people worked on for months, gutting and renovating and refurbishing, and had finally moved back into less than a week ago — they are flooded.
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The administration also proposes to increase children's exposure to toxins by gutting regulations that limit the amount of pollution that corporations can release into the air.
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Muirhead, a former world and European champion leading Britain in the Olympics for the third time, said it was "gutting" to lose in such a way.
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The House has passed versions of it before, when repealing the ACA wasn't a realistic possibility and gutting it through indirect means was a better approach.
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And yet every time one of these men — Jimmy, especially — takes another step down the path toward the inevitable, it feels all the more gutting to viewers.
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"Gutting the independent ethics office is exactly the wrong way to start a new Congress," said Chris Carson, spokesperson for League of Women Voters, in a statement.
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Staying in the Paris deal but gutting the main U.S. pledge doesn't leave much meat on the bones, making it easier for more corporations to back it.
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The Freedom Caucus wished to get to a "yes," its chairman, Mark Meadows, repeatedly said, but the bill simply did not go far enough in gutting Obamacare.
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But the company has installed them on just a handful of rooftops nationwide so far after production line troubles and a gutting of Teslas solar sales team.
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That notion makes it easier to downplay information technology's overall importance, and get away with things like cutting low-income broadband aid or gutting consumer internet protections.
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What's more, the GOP has largely succeeded in gutting teachers' unions, which means that there are fewer members to donate to Democratic candidates and knock on doors.
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Jesse goes through the motions as if he's comatose, and seeing him so stricken by this senseless death that he had nothing to do with is gutting.
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Director Dan Gilroy (Nightcrawler, Roman J. Israel) delivers a broad canvas of the L.A. art scene, gutting everyone from critics to gallerists, art advisors, buyers, and poseurs.
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The series concluded on that gutting cliffhanger, but it was never meant to be the end of the story; the show was canceled after Lynch shot it.
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The Trump White House has proposed gutting the White House's "drug czar," the Office of National Drug Control Policy, budget by 95 percent, effectively eliminating the agency.
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California Assemblymember Ed Chau first introduced the measure through an anachronism in state deadlines, entirely gutting an unrelated bill and replacing it with the broadband privacy measure.
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Washington would be bolstering mental health resources for fear of losing an election, rather than gutting existing legislation that attempts to provide, albeit feebly, protections and resources.
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Unlike his upcoming opponent, Strickland has endured the experience of being handed the gutting UFC loss which cost him his unblemished record against wild Argentine Santiago Ponzinibbio.
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They will have to find a way to validate the concerns of their constituents on issues such as immigration and economic insecurity without gutting their own principles.
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When Michael Langdon shows up to bring Misty back from the dead, his big entrance involves a graphic gutting of her science teacher torturer with a scalpel.
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The messaging for Republicans has already been brutal as Democrats have very publicly argued that Republicans are gutting an overwhelmingly popular protection from the Affordable Care Act.
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Bannon was unceremoniously kicked to the curb by his boss, who quickly embraced a traditional Republican domestic agenda of slashing taxes and gutting people's access to healthcare.
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But the company has installed them on just a handful of rooftops nationwide so far after production line troubles and a gutting of Tesla's solar sales team.
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Oldham argued on behalf of gutting the Voting Rights Act and defended Texas's photo ID law before a court found it intentionally discriminated against voters of color.
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Gutting Obamacare was the GOP's promise for seven years, and facing a second defeat would only expose the party to more criticism from its donors and base.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have increasingly called for amending or even gutting Section 85033 as Silicon Valley has fallen out of favor with Washington.
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The House Republicans' Financial CHOICE Act follows this model, gutting scores of rules created by the 2010 Dodd-Frank law in favor of a simple capital buffer.
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Sometimes, especially with political back-and-forths, one side will look only at evidence supporting its own position, conveniently leaving out the full picture, Dr. Gutting noted.
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But critics, which include lawmakers as well as current and former BLM employees, argue the move will functionally dismantle the agency while gutting it of expert staff.
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But critics, who include lawmakers as well as current and former BLM employees, argue the move will functionally dismantle the agency while gutting it of expert staff.
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Some liberals are pushing for a wholesale gutting of the DNC and could question the timing of bringing on former Clinton staffers before the election for chair.
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Intelligence officers who viewed Carter with the same affection that Vietnam veterans viewed Hanoi Jane were a boon to providing context to the administration's gutting human intelligence.
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At the time, the FCC stated that gutting this authority wouldn't harm consumers because the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) would fill the void, protecting consumers from harm.
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The five dissenters, who remain members of parliament, have asked to join another coalition partner, Most (Bridge), gutting Siet and changing the power balance within the government.
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His gutting of Obama-era policies will lead to hundreds of premature deaths of fellow Americans every year, according to an early analysis by his own administration.
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Mr. Carson, a conservative Trump-appointee who has proposed gutting federal funding for public housing, has said a federal takeover of the agency is on the table.
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After gutting the 4,400-square-foot space and disposing of a leftover baptismal font, Mr. Jeffries reconstructed the building with an emphasis on symmetry and natural light.
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Mulvaney said it would be cut by 21.5 percent — "a fairly dramatic reduction," he said — but still smaller than the initial 37 percent gutting floated in February.
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Call him out for going after people's health care, for gutting protections for clean air and water, for killing studies on the health of miners in Appalachia.
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"This will obviously pose a major challenge and it will be gutting if valuable frontline work is cut as a result of this," Skinner said on Twitter.
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It would have the effect of gutting ObamaCare's popular requirement that insurance companies sell affordable plans to people regardless of pre-existing medical conditions, the group warned.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration has proposed gutting many important federal energy programs that have helped launch the nation's large-scale solar industry and supported companies including Tesla.
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Apparently he has also indicated that gutting Medicare could be a fun "second-term project" and told Senate Republicans he might be interested in "reforming" Social Security.
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And with Congress's time and attention filled up with health care and tax reform efforts, they hardly have time to focus on gutting the social safety net.
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With Trump still bent on gutting Obamacare, and Republicans still smarting from their failure to repeal it, dealmaking with Democrats could still prove too much to swallow.
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He was sublime, surgically gutting Utah's conservative pick-and-roll defense with shifty yo-yo dribbles and a pull-up jumper you can set your watch to.
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Scott Walker was sworn in in 2011 and plunged the state into an enormously bitter controversy by signing a law gutting collective bargaining rights for public employees.
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Brownback passed a massive tax cut for the state's wealthiest in 2012, leading to the gutting of the state's education system that has become Democrats' main talking point.
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"People are coming together and rebuilding homes — gutting houses, in areas that they're able to," said Sarah Syed, a community organizer in Houston who is trained first responder.
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Brownback passed a massive tax cut for the state's wealthiest in 2012, leading to the gutting of the state's education system, which has become Democrats' main talking point.
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Public health officials in Louisiana have issued warnings to those still dealing with flooded homes: wear gloves, a breathing mask and eye protection when gutting and clearing mold.
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Together, we ask you to stand up to the leadership of the NRA and vote against legislation gutting our gun safety laws regarding silencers and concealed carry reciprocity.
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Accuracy is great in theory, but the film would be far more emotionally gutting had Van Groeningen and co-writer Luke Davies taken greater liberties with the story.
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Republicans had promised for years to repeal and replace Obamacare, and after Trump's inauguration, GOP lawmakers were moving forward quickly with a bill aimed at gutting the law.
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Since purchasing the home in 753, Arnold and Groussman have extensively remodeled the property, adding bedrooms upstairs as well as gutting and updating the existing bedrooms and kitchen.
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The bill is first and foremost a $600 billion tax giveaway to the wealthiest, paid for primarily by gutting Medicaid and slashing premium subsidies for lower-income earners.
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CAP is proposing that Democrats and Republicans can agree on these proposals — without the tax cuts for the rich and gutting of Medicaid also envisioned by McConnell's team.
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The administration could decide not to enforce the fine and the Department of Health and Human Services could grant more hardship waivers to people, effectively gutting the policy.
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This election year there's no shortage of advocates for simplifying the tax code — or even gutting the IRS, putting pressure on the $20 billion consumer tax prep industry.
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Oil prices have dropped by two-thirds since 2014, gutting the global energy markets and driving a string of bankruptcies as debt-laden drillers default on their loans.
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They're hoping Trump will rubber-stamp their sweeping conservative legislative agenda: cutting taxes for the rich, repealing the Affordable Care Act, defunding Planned Parenthood, and gutting financial regulations.
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But to assume that such an outcome is inevitable is to underestimate the Republicans' dedication to gutting Obamacare—or at least being able to claim that they did.
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AT&T's claim that things will somehow magically get better by gutting consumer protections with broad bipartisan support is completely detached from both reality and the historical record.
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Axios has obtained a draft executive order slated for Tuesday that starts the long process of gutting one of President Barack Obama's major rules to protect American waterways.
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Gutting the mandate that Americans buy insurance or pay a tax penalty has been a target of Republicans in every iteration of their ObamaCare repeal bill this year.
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The Obama administration and its allies are confident that Thursday's federal court ruling, gutting an important part of the new health care law, will be overturned on appeal.
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Near-gutting or not, I believed I had seen my father on that TV, and if I paid close enough attention it would show him to me again.
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Soap and water usually suffice to clean hard items, like glassware and plastic, though some gutting veterans prefer hot water mixed with chlorine bleach or with baking soda.
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Producers are facing some of history's toughest economic conditions and gutting this critical piece of legislation would only put another hurdle in the path of producers already struggling.
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The Congressional Budget Office projects that gutting the law would lead to comparatively healthy people to drop coverage, forcing insurers to raise premiums or withdraw from markets altogether.
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As we've previously discussed, the broadband industry has not only been busy gutting privacy and net neutrality protections, but attempting to gut FCC oversight of broadband ISPs entirely.
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And yet they would be well advised to agree on three points: opposition to nationalism, to further deregulation of the economy and to the gutting of social services.
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Gutting: It seems we agree that affirmative action is the preferable policy, but you're rightly asking how to respond to white applicants who think it discriminates against them.
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Yet, as the gutting of the Endangered Species Act this week demonstrates, it's also a foreign concept to a Trump administration focused on putting profits ahead of people.
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The organization is currently taking donations that will help fund protective equipment for volunteers, buy mucking and gutting supplies, and new flooring and mold removal for flooded homes.
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Indeed, for Mr. Trump, "drain the swamp" has in practice meant gutting those very sources of independent expertise and analysis, on issues from climate change to student loans.
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But no modernization effort is worth gutting the central purpose of CRA – constructive reinvestment in the communities that need it most, where most of us live and work.
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Consider how comedians ran with the "Trump dossier" without a thorough vetting, or how Colbert savaged President Trump for gutting Meals on Wheels (only it didn't actually happen).
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Trump has already made health care a key element of his rallies, boasting about gutting parts of Obamacare while deriding the "socialist" push for a single-payer system.
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Congress could help consumers by reworking the legislative language to end bad behavior without gutting safeguards for patients or enabling unscrupulous trial lawyers to file costly, pointless suits.
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They succeeded in gutting the mandate by passing the party-line GOP tax overhaul, the first major legislative victory for the Trump administration and GOP lawmakers this year.
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He praised his cabinet picks' performances before the Senate — which have gone well, on the whole — and the progress Congress is making toward gutting the Affordable Care Act.
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Oil prices have dropped by two-thirds since 21, gutting the global energy markets and driving a string of bankruptcies as debt-laden drillers default on their loans.
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Gutting the mandate that Americans buy insurance or pay a tax penalty has been a target of Republicans in every iteration of their ObamaCare repeal bill this year.
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Giving the wealthy never-ending tax cuts while gutting programs for the middle class would create more of the resentment and inequality Mr. Trump has promised to address.
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At a recent meeting of former national security advisers, former Secretary of State Colin Powell told H.R. McMaster, Trump's national security advisor, that the administration was gutting State.
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If that's the goal, then it will only succeed in gutting criticism of its richest, fullest potential — something that benefits not just critics but movies and moviegoers too.
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Kraft Heinz's struggles have rocked other major consumer goods companies this year, highlighting the industry's struggle to cut costs without gutting marketing budgets amid soaring input and transportation costs.
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Many health insurance experts warn that gutting the ACA while delaying crafting a replacement could lead to sharp coverage drops, even if the repeal is suspended for several years.
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But they need at least eight Democrats to pass their budget in the Senate—even after gutting the filibuster for Supreme Court appointments, it still applies for regular legislation.
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Members of the conservative Freedom Caucus refused to get behind the bill, referring to leadership's proposal as "Obamacare Lite" that simply didn't go far enough in gutting the law.
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The current Federal Communications Commission has spent the last year gutting programs that make broadband more affordable, and the $2 billion plan to connect rural America still hasn't begun.
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In a six-figure digital ad buy anticipating his Florida rally, Democratic super PAC Priorities USA blasted Trump for gutting Obamacare and enriching the wealthy with his tax cut.
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The $23 million remodel will include gutting parts of the old building and adding new amenities typical at tech startups, such as a rooftop deck, the Uber spokeswoman said.
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Many scientists believe climate change played a part in sparking the big U.S. blazes that erupted this month, killing at least 240 people and gutting 600,2150 homes and businesses.
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Twenty years into this grand experiment, residents are bucking against what all this growth has wrought: high rents, displacement, and a gutting of the very character of their cities.
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Separate legislation in the House would allow holders of concealed-carry permits to carry their weapons in other states with more restrictive licensing—effectively gutting state-level concealment restrictions.
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Scam alert When Schexnayder is done gutting and rebuilding his home's interior, he says he's going next door to Azmi's house, then to another neighbor's, to help them rebuild.
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But they also recognize that strategy is rich with risks -- one of them being that the "skinny repeal" could become all they get when it comes to gutting Obamacare.
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After gutting health care for the American people, and especially for poor women and women of color, the white Republican dudes in Congress felt like tossing a few back.
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The Wrap writes that she's alluded to the mysterious year in a few of her interviews, recounting her time gutting fish and dealing with other fish-related yucky things.
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Read More Uber IPO uber-unlikely: CEO Kalanick But Whetstone followed that hiring spree by gutting much of Uber's existing policy team — a process that is still continuing today.
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The proposal could help win over a handful of conservatives who are currently opposed to the bill because they believe it doesn't go far enough in gutting Obamacare. Sen.
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Its proposed gutting of Medicaid would end the provision of health insurance for millions of poor people that has been in place Lyndon Johnson's War on Poverty in 1965.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan has joined Trump in promising that legislation gutting protections for people with pre-existing conditions will actually leave people with pre-existing conditions better off.
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The abolition or gutting of the EPA could especially hurt people who live in places with high pollution, says Mark Cane, a professor of earth science at Columbia University.
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Forthright support for all three will help many politicians gain support in the sure-to-be-competitive 2018 elections in a way that gutting drug safety protections just wouldn't.
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While Ryan agreed with the goal of gutting ObamaCare, he had warned earlier that summer that threatening a shutdown amounted to "swinging for the fences" and ultimately would fail.
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Yet instead of investing in the resources that will be necessary to tackle these critical problems, the Trump administration is laser-focused on crippling EPA by gutting our staff.
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With the government currently busy gutting nearly all remaining oversight of companies like Comcast, this is a practice that's going to be getting notably worse before it gets better.
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The scuttling of such protections barely registered as a blip among the nation's tech outlets, and we've since moved on to gutting other popular consumer protections (like net neutrality).
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Although firm policies and plans on school reform have yet to materialize from Trump, the president-elect has previously riffed about gutting or wholesale scrapping the Department of Education.
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Some of Macri's reforms aimed at cutting the deficit and encouraging investment, including letting the peso currency float and cutting subsidies, deepened the recession by gutting consumers' purchasing power.
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Perhaps more Americans would notice what Trump is doing to the judiciary, by which I mean stacking it, and to important government agencies, by which I mean gutting them.
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As a physician providing H.I.V. care, I know that gutting programs that prevent illness and transmission of H.I.V. will lead to rising infections and deaths — and greater health expenditures.
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Finally, if you're using your HELOC for reasons other than replacing your roof or gutting your kitchen, be aware that you will likely miss out on a tax break.
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Or, perhaps most likely, he could try to stake out a middle ground that vindicates the Fifth Circuit's view of the case while only implicitly gutting Whole Woman's Health.
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Conservatives won many cases (striking down campaign-finance regulations and gutting the core of the Voting Rights Act), while liberals won others (expanding gay rights and reaffirming abortion rights).
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Senate Republicans are open to gutting the filibuster if Democrats block President Donald Trump's Supreme Court pick Neil Gorsuch — and they just might have the numbers to do it.
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Still, the Trump administration has remained steadfast in pursuit of one of its signature policy goals: the gutting of environmental regulations, which include those aimed at curbing climate change.
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That's perhaps why Driver and Johansson's scenes together are among the film's most heartbreaking; that moment when someone says something you know they can never take back is gutting.
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Instead of gutting the social compact Americans rely on, Congress should work to pass true tax reform that helps all Americans and invests in a better future for everyone.
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His butcher's cuts include repealing the estate tax, enacting a massive $2.4 trillion reduction in the corporate tax rate, and gutting the individual income tax rate by $4 million.
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In their work Knausgaard and Munch both linger on the gutting details of daily life that can sometimes bring us to our knees, saying in effect, I am here.
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Then there is Dobby's gutting two words: Harry... Potter... Excuse me while I go cry over those last words — and many others found within the pages of J.K. Rowling's novels.
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Absent those kinds of crises, there's simply no strong evidence a significant portion of the voting public would protest shuttering or severely gutting the Departments of Energy, HUD, or Education.
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And many health insurance experts warn that gutting the ACA while delaying crafting a replacement could lead to sharp coverage drops, even if the repeal is suspended for several years.
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After a disastrous first year defined by scandal and Resistance, Donald Trump has achieved little besides installing judges, gutting federal regulations, and terrorizing people of color and the LGBTQ community.
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Taking a break from the exhausting work of cleaning and gutting her house, she looked out at the mountain of furniture and clothes on the curb in front of her.
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But the company has installed them on just a handful of rooftops so far after production line troubles and a gutting of Teslas solar sales team, according to Tesla sources.
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We're gutting our military, and so the Iranians and the Chinese and the Russians and many other countries look at the United States not as serious as we once were.
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But gutting the entertainment industry of alleged serial abusers is only one part of an intricate puzzle to make working conditions safer for all actors, especially in the digital age.
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Say what you will about Ant-Man and/or the Wasp, but their vaguely comedic capers might seem a bit off-key coming so soon after such a gutting ending.
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Here's an excerpt: I for one am a westerner sick to death of you welfare queens and cheats living off of BLM land, illegally gutting our wilderness and our wildlife.
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While Republicans have campaigned aggressively to dismantle Obamacare, there has been a quiet recognition that gutting protections for people with pre-existing conditions might be a political bridge too far.
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With five conservative justices on the Supreme Court and the federal judiciary stacked with Trump-appointed judges, our political opponents are salivating at the prospects of gutting Roe v. Wade.
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But the company has installed them on just a handful of rooftops so far after production line troubles and a gutting of Tesla's solar sales team, according to Tesla sources.
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From their early-morning traditions of shaving to afternoons of gutting and cleaning fish, Karmani invites you to explore this personal journey with the rest of the crew members. —J.
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What we're seeing might be what Snopes managing editor Brooke Binkowski described to my colleague Sean Illing in 2016 as the result of years of systemic gutting of journalistic organizations.
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"No other president has gone this far in gutting programs for women and their families," said the women-centric political action committee Emily's List in a statement provided to Refinery29.
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This raises the possibility that once in power he may influence elections in countries like France in extremist directions like dominoes, gutting the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in the process.
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The report detailed negotiations between a bipartisan nine senators to try to block the Senate from triggering the so-called "nuclear option" and gutting the filibuster for Supreme Court nominees.
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Warren is also a big believer in stricter financial regulation; the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which was highly effective until the Trump administration set about gutting it, was her brainchild.
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Under the Senate's rules, a party that controls both chambers can pass legislation with a simple majority, sending a bill gutting ObamaCare to the president's desk for the first time.
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The suspicions of anti-conservative bias have propelled many in the GOP to call for amending, or even gutting, a law known as Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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This approach has epitomized the Court's recent voting rights jurisprudence, from upholding Indiana's voter ID law in 2008 to gutting a major provision of the Voting Rights Act in 2013.
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RT+Q retained the required external heritage elements and expanded the square footage to 3,300 by gutting the interior and adding a new three-story structure to the back half.
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The indictment of FIFA officials and the drama that has played out since, including Sepp Blatter's downfall and the gutting of its secretive Executive Committee, belies the organization's global stature.
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" Where the debate is going ... A well-known Democratic strategist told Axios: "'Abolish' alone could be a political disaster, akin to Trump's gutting the [Affordable Care Act] is for Republicans.
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What's most notable, however, is how the opening flashback makes viewers feel the sheer gutting horror of that moment and how it would have reverberated in the decades to come.
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"What they would be doing is gutting it so much and creating the right template for state legislatures to then follow suit and then opening up those floodgates," she said.
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Since Donald Trump took office, these objections have gained ground; there are currently six bills pending in Congress, all aimed at overhauling (some would say gutting) the Endangered Species Act.
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Her efforts to strengthen the due-process rights for accused students have been assailed by victims rights advocates as gutting protections for those who have been assaulted, harassed or raped.
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Gary Gutting is an emeritus professor of philosophy at Notre Dame and the author, most recently, of "Talking God: Philosophers on Belief," a collection of interviews with philosophers on religion.
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And American negotiators have proposed gutting special tribunals that Canada and Mexico consider vital to their legal power in pushing back against some of the US's more aggressive protectionist moves.
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Mr. Trump has expressed enthusiasm for gutting the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, the nation's most important anti-hunger program, by adding unnecessary and cruel work requirements for food stamp recipients.
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As much as the prospect of Kavanaugh's confirmation fills me with despair, I'll be relieved when it's over and this gutting, squalid chapter in American life comes to an end.
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"Gutting CDA 230 won't fix any of the problems caused by centralized Big Tech platforms," Evan Greer, an internet freedoms expert and advocate with Fight for the Future, told Mashable.
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Emily: I lost my biological father (whom I never met) when he was 48, and even though I had never spoken to him, the loss was gutting all the same.
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Interest in amending or even gutting Section 230 has clashed with the inclusion of similar language in the USMCA and a trade deal with Japan, which Tokyo formally approved Wednesday.
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Interest in amending or even gutting Section 28503 has clashed with the inclusion of similar language in the USMCA and a trade deal with Japan, which Tokyo formally approved Wednesday.
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The United Nations secretary general, António Guterres, meanwhile, is striving to slim down operations himself, in an effort to prevent an increasingly insular United States from gutting the organization altogether.
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The latter's relentless attention-seeking is gutting redoubts of culture-making such as book publishing, filmmaking, news reporting, even university teaching—and it's draining wellsprings of democratic energy and morale.
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"Rick Scott caused this green-algae mess by shamelessly gutting environmental regulation in Florida and drastically cutting funds for the water management districts," said Dan McLaughlin, a Nelson campaign spokesperson.
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They have also unleashed a flurry of amicus briefs and formal letters, often with other Democratic attorneys general, assailing legislation they see as gutting consumer finance protections or civil rights.
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In addition to gutting climate change programs at the EPA, it calls for severe cuts to the main regulatory arm of the EPA — the Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
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With the US and Australia recently gutting their climate science programs, 250 prominent international scientists have urged Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step up and invest in climate change research.
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"Gutting the far too few offshore drilling safeguards that were established in the wake of the BP Deepwater Horizon disaster is reckless and wrong," said Diane Hoskins, campaign director of Oceana.
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The fear among many Republicans is that gutting the program could leave many low-income individuals in their states without health care coverage if there's no viable alternative to replace it.
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Papers used to avoid it by posting reporters in bureaus across the country and the world, but the gutting of the newspaper industry has largely put an end to that practice.
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Mick Mulvaney, director of the Office of Management and Budget, was outlining Trump's budget proposal, which would add $54 billion in defense spending while gutting billions of dollars from other agencies.
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As long as that's the case, a significant segment of the political class will be able to thrive on a platform of gutting welfare spending, persecuting immigrants, and stigmatizing religious minorities.
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But it's important not to interpret these results as implying that any attempt to offer cash without work or other requirements is bound to be ineffective or require gutting necessary programs.
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House Republicans impetuously made gutting the Congressional ethics office their first order of business—only to beat a humiliating retreat after the resulting public outcry and rebuke from President-elect Trump.
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Meanwhile, Trump hasn't held a press conference since June (there's one now scheduled for January 11), effectively gutting any power journalists once had to push the president-elect on his statements.
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After weeks of anticipation, President Donald Trump on Tuesday is expected to drop the bomb environmentalists have been dreading: An executive order gutting U.S. efforts to fight human-caused global warming.
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"Firing Cordray might be part of the billionaire agenda, but removing him and gutting the consumer bureau would shatter Trump's promise," added Brown, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee.
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Scott Walker robbed public sector workers of their rights and transformed the Badger state into a "right-to-work" state, an Orwellian-named law that actually hurts workers by gutting wages.
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Americans seeking change in Washington must be vigilant that infrastructure spending be directed at the most economically beneficial projects, and that it not come at the cost of gutting social programs.
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"The Last Ceremony," the 10th episode of The Handmaid's Tale's second season, is a gutting experience, filled with some of the darkest moments yet on a show known for dark moments.
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It could protect us from planned eviscerations of Social Security and Medicare, and stop the gutting of Obamacare, the greenlighting of partisan gerrymandering, and the enshrining of an ethically shameless kleptocracy.
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After acquiring one such silo in 2010, Hall started the arduous task of pumping out 1.3 million gallons of accumulated rainwater and gutting the silo of rusting launch structures and debris.
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But the Supreme Court under Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. has made this task much harder, mainly by gutting a key provision of the Voting Rights Act in a 2013 case.
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"When it comes to giving public resources to private interests and gutting our nation's health, environmental and financial standards, the Republicans can't seem to act fast enough," said Representative Raul Grijalva.
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While Bernie Sanders's new plan aims to regulate media mergers, Elizabeth Warren is focused on regulate the private equity firms that have made a business of buying, gutting, and selling newspapers.
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The elimination of the health insurance mandate, which I might have supported in a broader health care reform but seems like a way of gutting the current system without reforming it.
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William McRaven, the Navy SEAL who oversaw the raid that took out al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden in 2011, alleged that Trump was gutting the country of the "nation's principles."
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In addition to gutting NEPA, Zinke's plans to cut the public out of public lands include weakening the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and the Equal Access to Justice Act (EAJA).
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They have succeeded from time to time, including in North Carolina last year, ousting a Republican governor, Pat McCrory, who signed legislation gutting anti-discrimination protections for gay and transgender people.
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"To acquire a front-line starting pitcher, really, the cost is gutting your system," Luhnow said this spring, at his office overlooking left field at the Astros' West Palm Beach, Fla.
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The announcement was followed by a gutting statement from co-creator and star Brit Marling about how she is "deeply sad" and "had a good cry" when she heard the news.
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"China and Russia are pushing a sanctions-gutting resolution knowing full well from the beginning that they do not have the votes for the resolution to pass," said the council diplomat.
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Gutting subsidies for the National Network is unacceptable, given the clear need to ensure that these private railroads meet Amtrak's strict standards to provide for the safety of the traveling public.
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Perhaps the intuitive answer—gutting the state family planning budget by 67 percent in 2011, an idiotic move that of course led to an increase in pregnancies and abortions—hasn't satisfied researchers.
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The video, on the other hand, is a gutting commentary on a city like NYC that is constantly changing — you can't revisit the places you used to go except in your memories.
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Senate Republicans took initial steps to repeal the Affordable Care Act Tuesday, using a process called budget reconciliation to start the process of gutting some of the health care law's major provisions.
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He will also be in charge of some of the more brutish policies the president has advocated, including gutting Brazil's gun-control law, making it easier for ordinary citizens to bear arms.
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And when she's feeling angry about his ridicule and spits acid right back at him, he verbally abuses her, calling her talentless and "fucking ugly," gutting her right in her Achilles heel.
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Over the last week and a half, net neutrality advocacy group Fight for the Future has put pressure on Santiago, and launched a crowdfunding effort to shame him for gutting the legislation.
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Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, who helped shepherd Obamacare through the House when she was speaker, accused Republicans of gutting coverage and assurances that those with pre-existing conditions could get health care.
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Congress could take its first step as soon as Wednesday toward gutting the tough privacy rules imposed on Internet providers like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon last year during the Obama administration.
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Along with fracturing the political opposition, Hun Sen&aposs government silenced critical voices in the media, shutting down about 30 radio stations and gutting two English-language newspapers that provided independent reporting.
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From gutting net neutrality and axing privacy rules, to attempts to weaken both FCC and FTC oversight of major telecom and media monopolies, there's a perfect storm of unaccountability on the horizon.
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The White House highlights a flurry of executive orders on trade, the environment and gutting regulations, but much of Trump's penmanship would not last a few days of a future Democratic presidency.
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In a section titled "Draconian cut" on RepRap's Talk page, Jytdog made a case for his gutting of the page: Way too much hype around [RepRap] had been pressed into WP [Wikipedia].
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And gutting the federal workforce dampens job growth elsewhere: Between 2009 and 2012, one report shows, the failure to hire more government workers cost Americans some 500,000 jobs in the private sector.
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Holder, gutting a major provision of the Voting Rights Act, this option is available only if a court finds intentional discrimination -- which, say the courts, has now occurred in Texas several times.
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These efforts are aided by a Supreme Court that alternatively refuses to intervene against anti-democratic measures, or actively abets their spread by gutting measures like the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill must hear from every one of us — that confirming Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court is unacceptable, because gutting our most important abortion law is unacceptable and unconscionable.
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"Mitch McConnell is behind every toxic policy in Washington — from gutting protections for pre-existing conditions to slashing Medicare and Social Security — and is more vulnerable now than ever before," he said.
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"I'm on the board of my daughter's high school, and what they are doing there is taking the existing library, gutting it and turning it into a tech-enablement space," he said.
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The GOP and financial sector advocates say the CFPB had overstepped its mandate and abused its power under Democratic leadership, while Democrats accuse Republicans of gutting the agency to protect shady lenders.
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The National Party's gutting of state institutions also allowed Hernández to do the very thing that the military had accused Zelaya of trying to do six years prior: run for re-election.
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"It is appropriate that we're having this discussion in the middle of tax season as [the deduction cap] is gutting our middle class and it's just plain wrong," said New Jersey Gov.
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In the coming months, she will finally get her chance, possibly by working with other lawmakers to pass new legislation that claims to protect net neutrality, while actually gutting the FCC's policy.
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Another thing I've found really gutting is that with so many parents in internment camps now, a lot of Uighur students in the US are no longer getting financial help from them.
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And its legal theory — that the Republicans violated Democrats' First Amendment right to freedom of association by gutting their power at the ballot box — is more straightforward than arguments in other challenges.
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In addition to gutting many core aspects of Dodd-Frank meant to prevent another financial crisis, the law would block the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau from publishing complaints against banks by consumers.
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Black Friday deals on video doorbells, mesh Wi-Fi routers, smart speakers, smart displays, and more will help you add a few IQ points to your home without gutting your bank account.
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If Republicans succeed in gutting the law, they would need Democratic help to find a replacement, because the Republicans' narrow Senate majority would surely face a filibuster of a partisan health bill.
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He was especially troubled, one participant said, by the comparisons of the plan to "Obamacare lite," which he said was inaccurate and harmful to their shared cause of gutting the current law.
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Lost in the noise was an even deeper gutting of several individual research and management programs at the EPA, which, if successful, will have great negative impacts on human health and productivity.
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But the practice was widely criticized for splitting up families, gutting businesses that relied on immigrant labor and taking aim at people who went to work every day, rather than dangerous criminals.
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The one character who's indisputably impacted by Jägerstätter's resistance is his loving wife, Fani, portrayed by Valerie Pachner in a raw and gutting performance that feels like the heart of Malick's film.
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The claim by Mr. Ryan and Mr. Goodlatte (who, hilariously, leads the House Judiciary Committee) that gutting the office would improve "due process" for accused lawmakers is a marvel of Orwellian newspeak.
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His proposed immigration policies have made the US less desirable for recruiting global talent into America's research labs and hospitals, and his proposed budgets have aimed at gutting the US research enterprise.
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" And if the rules package gutting the office had passed as-is, Democrats could have gotten the bonus of being able to add that this was "a move that even Donald Trump condemned.
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Some conservatives both inside and outside the agency are concerned their dream of reigning in Obama-era EPA regulations and gutting the agency in a more wholesale fashion will not come to fruition.
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In addition to his mortgage insurance decision, Trump took first-day steps to begin the gutting of the Affordable Care Act, which has improved and saved the lives of millions of everyday Americans.
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But the budget request also slashes the budget for the the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) by 95 percent, effectively gutting the federal body most involved in the fight against addiction.
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Ahead of the speeches, McConnell and Ryan, speaking privately to Republican lawmakers, laid out their legislative plans -- starting with repealing Obamacare, reforming the tax code, gutting regulations and confirming Trump's Supreme Court nominee.
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Gutting the federal government's ability to promulgate environmental, labor, or financial (Kavanaugh thinks the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is unconstitutional) regulations isn't popular anywhere — so conservatives are getting it done through the courts.
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Even after several convention speeches gutting Trump during the previous three nights, Clinton still carved out sharper slams against her opponent, especially when she focused on his "I alone can fix it" claims.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Marissa Mayer, the embattled chief executive of Yahoo, is gutting one of her signature projects: A cluster of digital magazines devoted to topics like food, autos, real estate, travel and technology.
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Trump, who as a presidential candidate campaigned on gutting the Affordable Care Act, has continued to add confusion to an already chaotic process with seemingly out-of-left-field comments about health care.
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Why it matters: Despite the urgency of climate change, the cleantech VC funding woes—especially for early-stage companies—will get worse if Trump succeeds in gutting Energy Department initiatives, the authors say.
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A particularly gutting scene features Safechuck narrating a photo tour of the Neverland Ranch, listing the many, many rooms in which he and Jackson had sexual contact, and exactly what they did there.
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According to People, the series will consist of four one-hour episodes perfect for anyone who has ever toyed around with the idea of gutting their bathroom and putting in a jacuzzi tub.
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Ted Cruz, a conservative Republican who is currently a "no" on the health care bill because he doesn't believe it goes far enough in gutting Obamacare, faced protesters at a parade in McAllen.
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If Trump has spent the last week turning his Greatest Hits into laws—banning Muslims, building walls, gutting regulations and federal agencies—than the congressional GOP also want to play their Greatest Hits.
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PHILADELPHIA — President Trump on Thursday acknowledged to a roomful of congressional Republicans that there is a political "risk" to gutting ObamaCare, and that he contemplated leaving the healthcare law alone for two years.
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Democratic norms would erode substantially; the playing field of elections would be tilted further, through the gutting of voting rights and other means, to delay the ascendance of a younger, more diverse electorate.
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As the main exponents of that doctrine, Republicans seek to distribute income from the poor to the wealthy by gutting social programs and returning the savings to high-income earners through tax cuts.
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On the one hand, many are arguing that President Trump either doesn't care about that or is so focused on gutting Obamacare that people with pre-existing conditions aren't even on his radar.
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The entire point of Ryan's agenda was to dramatically reduce taxes on wealthy owners of capital and pay for it by gutting America's most popular programs to support senior citizens and the poor.
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Upon their arrival, my mom and aunts gathered around the smorgasbord of bloody guts on our kitchen island, taking on the extremely laborious duty of gutting, freezing, and preparing the lamb for dinner.
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Iowa State looks rejuvenated under third-string, walk-on quarterback—you read that correctly—Kyle Kempt, who helmed a 38-31 upset win over Oklahoma and a 31-13 gutting of Texas Tech.
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Pruitt was right that Trump is a threat to the Constitution, and he no longer feels that way precisely because Trump has enabled him to achieve his lifelong goal of gutting the EPA.
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On receiving word from Galsworthy, he sent Conrad an effusive letter along with an aging, error-strewn ten-page typescript entitled "Joseph Conrad," which he had found somewhere and was gutting for information.
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AFFH rule reform will have plenty of detractors, from those on the left worried about gutting the Fair Housing Act to those on the right concerned about local control of land-use decisions.
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It scooped up African, Oceanic, American and Asian works of art from the Musée de l'Homme and the Musée des Arts Africains et Oceaniens, drawing criticism from anthropologists for gutting two beloved institutions.
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The policy would also reduce costs by gutting the rationale for retaining the large arsenal of land-based strategic missiles in silos across the Midwest and the tactical nuclear weapons deployed in Europe.
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To see the franchise's most passionate supporters actively cheer harder for a nine-year-old title instead of one that's daring to at least slightly push the series somewhere new must be gutting.
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From an optics perspective, it does: To people who aren't informed enough to understand how House rules packages work, it looks like House Republicans cared more about gutting the OCE than anything else.
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In taking on another orchestra directorship, a decade after leaving a landmark tenure at the Los Angeles Philharmonic, he hopes to find the sweet spot between gutting the system and maintaining what works.
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He's particularly gutting in the second verse, when he expresses empathy for the wild boys of the SoundCloud-rap generation, spotting their mistakes — and their likely consequences — way before they will, or can.
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Just think, if today's ruling had gone the other way, the implication would be that all government business could be transacted on private email and be invisible to citizens, completely gutting FOIA – absurd!
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Instead, the proposal, like Mr. Pai's earlier gutting of privacy protections for cable customers, is at war with the economic populism that voters claimed they wanted and that Mr. Trump promised last year.
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Mr. Trump's supporters thrill to see him pumping out executive orders and memorandums aimed at turning his campaign pledges into action — building a wall, killing trade deals, gutting Obamacare and barring Muslim refugees.
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After regulators appointed by President Donald Trump finalized an overhaul of that rule that would give banks more leeway to make risky bets in markets, Volcker warned that they were gutting meaningful restrictions.
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Most conveniently, San Antonio's cap sheet should be flexible enough to afford James without gutting any holdovers already in place, assuming LaMarcus Aldridge and Danny Green opt out of their deals that summer.
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And while programs for the aged, like Social Security and Medicare, have the president-elect's backing, there's no indication that Donald Trump will do anything to stop the gutting of Medicaid and food stamps.
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Even J.C. Penney, which remains among the weakest department store chains years after Ron Johnson's gutting of the business, said all but four of its stores are profitable, though it is considering closing stores.
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But when Ryan and his deputies attempted to appease that faction by offering to go further than their original bill in gutting Obamacare, that only irked the more moderate lawmakers in the House conference.
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We know EPA Administrator-Designate Scott Pruitt will probably start by gutting the EPA's new regulations seeking to curtail the emissions of methane, thus freeing the oil and gas sector from a troublesome hurdle.
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So I (unintentionally) formed a habit of interspersing the gutting parade of tragedy unfolding on CNN with episodes of quite literally inconsequential fare like The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Bachelor in Paradise.
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Fast-forward to today, and there is a notable decline and systematic gutting of LGBT media: Companies large and small have cut their staff and moved away from dedicating resources to covering the community.
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It's deeply weird and dysfunctional how the media has presented their brief relationship as the giddy confirmation of a collective fandom fantasy, rather than the way Fisher actually portrays it, as exhausting and gutting.
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After all, this is the show that teased the death of patriarch Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia) until midway through its second season, when fans were finally given the absolutely gutting truth about his demise.
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Republican lawmakers, who are working on new legislation to repeal and replace Obamacare, praised the order as showing Trump's commitment to gutting the program and lowering steep healthcare costs they blame on the law.
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It's shocking and gutting, but the film sneakily lets viewers know it has a "get out of jail free" card in its post-credits scene, which teases the arrival of the powerful Captain Marvel.
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With the continued support of criminal organizations, oligarchs, and the Russian security services, Putin has been able to stifle Russia's free press while gutting its civil institutions and eliminating any semblance of political opposition.
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But on April 13, the fantasy writer added an unusual yet still tragic victim to his list by removing his blog from LiveJournal and consequently gutting the platform of its last vestiges of relevance.
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It's a position that's not terribly far out of step with the Trump administration, which appears to be trying to inject false doubt into climate science as a way to justify gutting pollution regulations.
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Now Democrats see the states as critical for rebuilding, and an opportunity to advance legislation pushing back against Trump's agenda of gutting Democratic health care reforms and environmental protections and cracking down on immigration.
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Some politicians want to maintain their grip on power and stop those pesky voters from highlighting their records and holding them accountable, even though this means gutting the most important freedom undergirding our democracy.
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While individual program cuts were not specified, spending reductions of that magnitude would necessarily lead to the gutting of a long list of domestic programs, including many that disproportionately benefit low-income people. Rep.
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Prior reporting by the Post has suggested that many NASA employees are skeptical that the target is achievable without gutting other missions or that the agency currently has the funding necessary to achieve it.
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According to Price, "there is not one" woman who has been left behind by unaffordable birth control costs, and so his proposed gutting of the ACA would pull the provision that fully covers contraception.
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In the past, Ellison has supported socialized medicine, gutting defense funding, the abolishment of the Second Amendment, expensive and job-killing climate change mandates, a 63 percent tax rate and more progressive pipe dreams.
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A federal appeals court on Monday handed a victory to Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, gutting a patent relating to wireless hotspot technology the smartphone makers had both been accused of infringing.
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This may seem sigh-of-relief worthy, since gutting these benefits has been a conservative dream: The earlier draft of the Republican plan got rid of them, as did the American Enterprise Institute's plan.
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"Republicans had hoped they put a band aid on the self-inflicted wounds that came from health care repeal and gutting protections for people with pre-existing conditions," Democratic strategist Jesse Ferguson told me.
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The fall of the small-town paper has led to a gutting of the industry and now only the urban hubs have any entry-level positions — if they have a news media at all.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill have largely moved away from gutting former President Obama's signature health-care law, and Trump wasn't expected to speak about repealing the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in his speech Tuesday.
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To get it done quickly, Chau employed the very same tactic the tech industry had used in Illinois, gutting a different bill that had already passed the Assembly and inserting the broadband privacy provisions.
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It needs one more downtempo song in the vein of "Maybe It's Time," something raw and slow and gutting that Jackson Maine sings alone, in a dimly lit room, with nothing but his guitar.
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Gary Gutting, an emeritus professor of philosophy at Notre Dame, focuses on the crucial role of power in postmodernism — the power to defy norms and the power to determine the veracity of competing claims.
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And he provided the key fifth vote to the court's 2013 gutting of the Voting Rights Act, which has allowed states across the country to make it harder for people, especially minorities, to vote.
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"Trump's phony brand of 'environmentalism' means gutting the Endangered Species Act, bowing down to polluting industries, and denying climate change while the world burns," Travis Nichols, a Greenpeace USA spokesman, said in a statement.
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"I resented him for it, and then I resented him even more when the work of dealing with gutting the house fell to me because he had to go back to work," she said.
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Then Mr. Trump's victory completely turned the tables, with the Republicans who now controlled Congress and the White House ruminating about gutting the filibuster if Democrats stood in the way of the Trump agenda.
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But then, in the gutting last few minutes of Episode 8, "A Quick One, While He's Away," Hollyhock hears a disturbing story from a guy named Pete at a house party in New York.
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According to the C.B.O. the loss of health care coverage under the Republican plan stems largely from gutting Medicaid for low-income Americans, even though Mr. Trump has said he would not cut Medicaid.
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This episode exemplified both, as the violent death of Candy (Angelica Ross) — which aired amid a real life series of murders of transgender women of color — led to a gutting but celebratory posthumous fantasy.
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Two weeks ago Ohio lawmakers complained that the administration was actually gutting federal funding for cleanup of toxic pollutants and removal of invasive species in the Great Lakes region, according to the Toledo Blade.
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If nothing followed the gutting of President Obama's signature domestic achievement, the budget office said, 32 million people could lose their health insurance by 2026, and premiums in the individual insurance market could double.
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"I celebrate paradox and natural cycles: a bee getting off in the pollen of a fleshy peach blossom, a buzzard gutting the corpse of a deer by the side of the road," she expresses.
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In August, a study funded by the broadband industry found that 98.5 percent of unique comments submitted to the FCC regarding net neutrality were opposed to gutting the rules that went into effect in 2015.
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Last week I wrote about a travel dock one DIYer made for himself by gutting and rebuilding the original dock, and the number of people that wrote in asking for more details was crazy high.
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Senate Republicans responded by releasing a revised health care bill that also cut hundreds of billions of dollars in taxes for the rich and paid for it by gutting health care spending on the poor.
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Unlike national security, where the president has a broad range of executive authority and judges are often reluctant to interject, there is a long history of judges gutting provisions that they feel violate minority rights.
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The last misfire of the Electoral College in 2000 ultimately gave us John Roberts and Samuel Alito as Supreme Court justices, and they provided the pivotal votes for the gutting of the Voting Rights Act.
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Companies can spend years gutting and renovating buildings to create an "Olympic dream house," aiming to appeal to as many high-profile athletes and celebrities as possible so that corporate guests can mix among them.
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"This is a shameful result that will have the practical effect of gutting our nation's civil rights and worker protection laws," said Michael Rubin, a lawyer who had filed a brief on behalf of unions.
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The women of America know that it's not OK to raise taxes for millions of people while gutting essential provisions that boost our access to health care, education and housing, and that fuel our economy.
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Along similar lines, lobbyists for the fossil fuel industry could propose gutting climate science research even further, or call for dismantling agencies that exist to oversee oil and gas drilling and formulate climate change policies.
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The already-unpopular agency boss has been on a tear in recent months gutting decades old media-consolidation rules designed to protect consumers and the nation's media markets from any one broadcaster becoming too powerful.
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In Kentucky, after Republicans took control of the entire government in 259 they quickly commenced with gutting unions (the governor had previously rolled back an executive order to restore the voting rights of former felons).
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In his meandering tour of the territory, Moss meets and becomes infatuated with Mary (Christine Marzano), an itinerant traveler who teaches him how to make an apple bong after they spend an afternoon gutting fish.
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Mr. Tillerson was roundly criticized by a much-demoralized diplomatic corps, accused of gutting budgets and staffing levels in a reflection of what many see as a long, downward trajectory of the State Department's influence.
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"The Trump EPA is gutting critical safeguards against explosions, fires, poisonous gas releases, and other accidents at these facilities," putting millions of people at risk, New York Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement.
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"This is a remarkable result given the administration's efforts to sabotage enrollment by gutting outreach, creating chaos and confusion, cutting off subsidies for low-income families and shortening the enrollment period by six weeks," Rep.
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Bloomberg criticized the Trump administration for failing to prepare for an scenario like the one the US currently faces with the coronavirus, accusing the president of gutting officials who could have dealt with the pandemic.
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The consequences of the elite's success have been dire for the rest of the country, offering a cautionary tale for those who believe that gutting public institutions could ever make for a more equitable society.
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Their plan proposes gutting some of the most effective parts of the original ACA, including Medicaid expansions, requiring large employers to provide healthcare coverage for employees, and providing tax credits that help Americans afford insurance.
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Mr. Duterte's endorsement of extrajudicial killings is also gutting the rule of law, and that only emboldens government opponents, especially the militant kind: With every heavy-handed state response, they appear to gain in legitimacy.
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In fact, the Trump reelection campaign is using his unrestrained conduct as a selling point -- arguing in an ad that he's "No Mr. Nice Guy" but that his bullish persona is gutting the Washington establishment.
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As real estate moguls, Trump and his father have both been sued by HUD for violating the Fair Housing Act, and gutting the law would further institutionalize that kind of discrimination in the housing market.
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A gutting of the Dodd-Frank Act could once again allow the major Wall Street firms to eventually return to the reckless ways of the past and to leverage themselves up to a dangerous level.
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If gutting your inbox sounds like an insurmountable task, take a cue from workplace expert Leah Stringer, who tries to cut down on future clutter by writing fewer emails and keeping those short and snappy.
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But gritting your teeth and gutting it out against Luis Henrique is one thing, Tybura's opponent this weekend is a man who has built a career around breaking the mentally fragile giants of the division.
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For instance, it's the right call for the show to have Serena Joy slowly awaken to her complicity in all this, but it undercuts some of what was so gutting about the show early on.
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If Trump held a rally that began, "I know I said I'd fix our broken health care system, but I'm gutting protections for people with preexisting conditions," the crowd would boo him instead of CNN.
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If Republicans keep both promises, though, it will be a double-whammy for women's health: gutting the nation's family planning safety net, plus denying women the ACA's comprehensive, no-cost coverage for preventive health care.
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As the Affordable Care Act was implemented over the past six years, it made sweeping changes to the health insurance system and implemented new taxes, so gutting the law will affect most Americans at some point.
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He has also overseen the EPA's gutting of the justification for Obama-era mercury emissions limits, a proposal to reduce the number of waterways under federal protection, and efforts to lower targets for vehicle fuel efficiency.
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Trump has also thrilled conservatives by working hand-in-glove with congressional Republicans on overturning or gutting a handful of Obama-era regulations, including one that prevented coal companies from dumping waste into rivers and streams.
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His government's gutting of Canada's environmental regulations in its spring 2012 budget – the casus belli for the Death of Evidence counterattack — was widely understood as an effort to streamline approvals for big energy and resource projects.
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The sobering estimate came from S&P Global Ratings on Tuesday, less than a full day after House GOP leaders released their plan for gutting key elements of the ACA, and replacing it with new rules.
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The series doesn't pander by suggesting that its non-male characters are either better or more compassionate than men — both Taylor and Lara, for instance, advocate for financially gutting a small town whose debt Axe purchases.
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It's the latest example of the Trump administration gutting environmental and climate rules — from the Environmental Protection Agency proposing to undo the Clean Power Plan to the Interior Department allowing new coal leases on public lands.
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Trump has also thrilled conservatives by working hand in glove with congressional Republicans on overturning or gutting a handful of Obama-era regulations, including one that prevented coal companies from dumping waste into rivers and streams.
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"Rick Scott caused the green-algae mess and resulting red tide by systematically gutting environmental protections and stacking regulatory boards with his cronies and contributors," Dan McLaughlin, a Nelson campaign spokesperson, told BuzzFeed News by email.
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Kusama's first big-studio experience, with 2005's futuristic action film Aeon Flux, was a disaster, with the studio gutting the arthouse movie she made in an attempt to turn it into a conventional action film.
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Officials were continuing to assess the damage Thursday from a ferocious wildfire that erupted across Tennessee's Great Smoky Mountains National Park more than a week ago, killing at least seven people and gutting over 13 structures.
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Consider the gutting of the filibuster and the more general move toward an increasingly pure form of majoritarian process — such efforts by Senate Republicans eliminated opportunities to raise objections to self-dealing in the White House.
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Trump Proposes Replacing Food Stamps and Gutting MedicaidThe White House's budget proposal for 2019 has revealed a plan to slash spending on food stamps and introduce "America's Harvest Box," a monthly supply of non-perishable food.
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But it also serves a PR purpose, to explain that Alito does not believe he is gutting the public employee movement, but instead is denying it a privilege that is not necessary for its continued thriving.
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As it dawns on conservative House members that Congress will fund Trump's government in much the same way they funded President Barack Obama's—without gutting Planned Parenthood or Obamacare—their opposition will grow, fueling Democratic leverage.
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The Season 33 finale ended with a gutting "what if" sequence that showed what Issa and Lawrence's life might look like — marriage, kids, and all — if they'd given each other a second shot after Issa's infidelity.
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If these judges view the EPA as failing to address climate change or other environmental concerns, they will be less likely to defer to its decisions than they were before the gutting of the EPA began.
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"You will find nothing in this report that suggests gutting SNAP or getting rid of a program that does so much to serve so many," the committee's Republican leaders said in a statement at the time.
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"I cannot tell you how gutting it is...a family came here for safety and they should have been safe here," said Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, visiting the city for the second time since the massacre.
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They struggle to make a living while fighting off the seductive escape of alcohol and drug addiction, with some faring better than others; Ms. Nottage obliquely addresses the slow gutting of the once-mighty union movement.
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The credibility of the United States government, and the American electorate, will further erode as Trump keeps fear-mongering over immigrants, gutting environmental regulations and cozying up to dictators, business cronies and his broadly xenophobic base.
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It also calls for gutting a key US famine relief program, slashing half the budget for the USAID's internal disaster relief organization, and cutting $222 million from funds allocated to fight HIV, AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.
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But Mr. Trump has done a world of good for coal mine owners, like those of Massey Energy, the company Mr. Blankenship used to run, by gutting regulations on environmental protection and worker safety and health.
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Gutting: I agree that moral credibility requires that we recognize the many sorts of disadvantages from which people suffer, but I don't think it follows that we have to try to solve all the problems simultaneously.
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The initial step was gutting a four-story, 1930s warehouse and renovating it as an office building by polishing its concrete floors, installing a stylish ground-floor bistro and creating a roof deck with Manhattan views.
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The Trump administration rolled out its proposal for gutting former President Barack Obama's most sweeping climate change regulation Tuesday — a move that could also block any future Democratic president from trying to put it back together.
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These stories are just as gutting: Another (less close) friend raped her after a literary party in New York; and her high school newspaper adviser molested her and tried to control her and sabotage her education.
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The Department of Health and Human Services announced a new proposed rule this week to expand the availability of short-term, limited-duration health insurance plans, showing the Trump administration is still serious about gutting ObamaCare.
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Pence and another pair of former aides — White House legislative affairs director Marc Short and special assistant Paul Teller — also provided the push behind Trump's move to satisfy the religious right by gutting Obamacare's contraception mandate.
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Over the last four decades, Republican politicians and their corporate allies have declared open season on America's workers, doing everything in their power to drive down people's paychecks by cutting minimum wages and gutting their unions.
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Killing Eve's leading lady Jodie Comer beat out Game of Thrones queen Emilia Clarke — the presumed winner after the most gutting villainous turn of the TV decade — in the tense Outstanding Actress in a Drama race.
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NEW YORK, Jan 9 (Reuters) - The United Steelworkers sued the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in federal court on Thursday in a bid to reverse its gutting of a safety rule at chemical plants, the union said.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) has said we must save the EPA from gutting by Trump and his allies.
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But it is unlikely that banks, after spending billions of dollars to comply with Dodd-Frank, really want a thorough gutting or a replacement, such as the Financial Choice Act, which will impose new compliance costs.
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Without Justice Kennedy's moderating influence, another justice could have written a 5-4 decision gutting civil rights laws in Colorado and causing a ripple effect across the country impacting minority groups beyond just the LGBT community.
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Yet what we got, in Trump's one major legislative accomplishment, the Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017, were more, not fewer, tax breaks for billionaires, including a severe gutting of the gift and estate tax.
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Julianne Hough was impressive as Sandy, especially in the dance numbers; Aaron Tveit's Danny was serviceable; and Vanessa Hudgens, whose father had died the night before, deserves some kind of prize for gutting it out as Rizzo.
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Many of the core elements of his agenda—loosening financial regulation, gutting health care reform, bashing immigrants, attacking unions, undermining the Fair Labor Standards Act—will actually damage the struggling workers and families he pledged to protect.
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Insist that the FBI clearly had its thumb on the scales of democracy, or that the Supreme Court's gutting of the Voting Rights Act swung the election, both of which have the added benefit of being true.
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She is moving up in the Trump administration's national security apparatus at a time when the White House is gutting funding for the very issues she built her foreign policy career around, inside and outside of government.
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In the 1990s, Clinton sought to champion both hard-working Americans and nonworking Americans alike by gutting government subsidies for the nation's poorest, who, due to welfare, had little if any reason to work like their counterparts.
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Before stepping on, Debbie had a gutting and near-impossible goodbye with her baby son, who will be living with his dad Mark (Mad Men's Rich Sommer) in L.A. while his mom kicks butt in Las Vegas.
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Democrats and consumer advocates say Mulvaney, who is also the director of the Office of Management and Budget, is gutting a critical agency that was created out of necessity in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Beck noted that with Roger Ailes gone from the company — Ailes quit last July amid sexual harassment allegations of his own — Rupert Murdoch wouldn't be able to stop his sons, Lachlan and James, from gutting the channel.
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If they allow states to opt out of the community rating provision, it fuels Democratic attacks that Republicans are gutting protections for people with pre-existing conditions, something that even President Donald Trump promised he wouldn't do.
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Loss is a trusted familiar in Radiohead's world, but A Moon Shaped Pool wields its darkness like a scythe, with lines so gutting and precise they can feel like ill-gotten exclamations from tear stained journal entries.
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"It just made it very messy, because they were all kinda mushed together, with basically the impression left that this was just about the gutting the money out of Medicaid and the program be damned," she said.
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The helping hand from censors is in stark contrast to Baidu's woes two years ago, when regulators cracked down on its advertising practices, gutting its marketing client base and bringing its revenue growth to a grinding halt.
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In recent years, as Silicon Valley has fallen out of favor with lawmakers in Washington, members of Congress on both sides of the aisle have increasingly spoken out in favor of amending or even gutting Section 85033.
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And overall 14 states had new voting restrictions in place for the first time in 2016, many of them instituted in the wake of the gutting of the Voting Rights Act by the Supreme Court in 2013.
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Companies like Daniel Wellington and MVMT are selling millions of dollars worth of acceptable if poorly-constructed watches – thereby gutting the Swiss low-end – and with advanced manufacturing techniques we are seeing smaller brands produce mechanical timepieces.
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Instead, he filed a brief in support of a lawsuit by Republican attorneys general aimed at gutting the Affordable Care Act, and argued that it, and its protections against denying coverage for pre-existing conditions, was unconstitutional.
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Republicans have made gutting Planned Parenthood a key part of their healthcare agenda, but the study shows a gap between the attitudes held by the American public and the policies being pursued by the Republican-led Congress.
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Taking aim at the NSC This week, the President is expected to take another scythe to the restraining bureaucracy by gutting the National Security Council itself, a rare remaining source of non-Trumpian thought in the government.
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They paid $343 million and spent six months gutting and renovating the house, which is on slightly more than one acre and has five bedrooms and access through a community association to a beach and tennis courts.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is poised in the coming days to announce his plans to dismantle the centerpiece of President Barack Obama's climate change legacy, while also gutting several smaller but significant policies aimed at curbing global warming.
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It puts the Pentagon first and Americans last: throwing billions more at an already bloated military budget and gutting every program that helps average Americans, from job training to student aid to after-school programs and more.
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But that bill is not popular with voters, and there may be enough Republicans left in the Senate with the backbone to stand up to the tax cut stampede, just as they blocked Trump from gutting ObamaCare.
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But this year, after 18 months in the West Wing and a record level of turnover in the administration, Mr. Miller has succeeded in surrounding himself with figures who may be more amenable to gutting refugee admissions.
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"We're grateful the California Coastal Act's promise that a beach cannot be bought, but instead belongs to the public, has survived a billionaire's whims, which risked gutting the statute's protections," said Eric Buescher, a lawyer representing Surfrider.
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While Jim Bob and Michelle were away, Jana, 29, and her brothers and sisters were hard at work in the family's Arkansas home, gutting and renovating the master bedroom and adjoining bathroom as a gift for their parents.
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Finally, the NBC drama began to unravel Zoe's often mythologized backstory with "Sometimes," and the reveal (please, no one call this a tacky twist) is more gutting than even the most jaded This Is Us fan could predict.
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Between gutting a house, filing insurance claims, and trying to get whatever assistance FEMA can offer, some of those who left their homes for higher ground during the storm are now returning to face another set of ordeals.
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Instead, it uses federalism as rhetorical cover for gutting spending on both Obamacare and Medicaid, punishing states that expanded health coverage, and violating virtually every policy and process argument Graham and Cassidy have made over the past year.
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The Trump administration releases an environmental rule that realigns the bureaucracy back with the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, or other bedrock environmental laws, and the environmental press reports that the president is gutting environmental laws.
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Until then, expect a renewed push for net neutrality legislation on Capitol Hill: ISPs would love to get some broad legislation that favors them under this congress, which recently did their bidding by gutting rules protecting internet privacy.
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Anyone who's made their living as a creative or entrepreneur knows that pursuing your passion can mean gutting it out through long days and hectic schedules that zip you from one side of the city to the other.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan refused to denounce Trump in public as the vulgar reality TV host took over the GOP, and is quitting Congress without even getting to implement his long-desired gutting of welfare and healthcare programs.
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Now, this is not about gutting the subway in New York or the Metro in Washington, DC. But for new stuff, investing in buses tends to make more sense given the modest densities of most American metropolitan areas.
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Once it gets done gutting the FCC and FTC's ability to police anti-competitive, anti-consumer behavior, lobbyists and the FCC have signaled that they will crack down on any states that try to close the enforcement gap.
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This horse-blinded conventional "wisdom" played out in the last week when the Republicans, like Dracula rising yet again from the grave, tried once more to strip millions of their health insurance by gutting the Affordable Care Act.
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Trump kept the tone self-congratulatory as he touted a gutting of a crucial element of Obamacare – the individual mandate – as a way to give relief to low income Americans who didn't want to pay for health care.
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How are we to deal with a multi-billion dollar corporation that is refusing to moderate bad-faith actors who are poisoning the political landscape with far-right conspiracy theories while gutting the business model of traditional journalism?
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As Kaufman details, Walker has given his donors a spectacular return on their investment, gutting collective bargaining rights for public-sector unions (exempting firefighters and police officers, who had supported his campaign) and slashing taxes by $8 billion.
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The administration's potential gutting of the so-called Waters of the U.S. regulations would remove federal protection for half of many states' wetlands, which are vital for the propagation of waterfowl so many American hunters love to pursue.
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Combining the lack of influence over Trump with his single-minded, personal pursuit of State Department "reform" — which really amounted to gutting the department and forcing out longtime employees — you have a truly disastrous tenure in Foggy Bottom.
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President Trump's gutting of critical government offices, combined with his apparent refusal to take the threat of the novel coronavirus seriously in the early weeks, has left states and local governments overwhelmed in the fight against the pandemic.
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President Trump's gutting of critical government offices, combined with his apparent refusal to take the threat of the novel coronavirus seriously in the early weeks, has left states and local governments overwhelmed in the fight against the pandemic.
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His substantive policies, however, have followed the standard right-wing agenda: In 2017 he passed a huge tax cut, largely for corporations, that disproportionately benefited the wealthy, and almost succeeded in repealing Obamacare, in the process gutting Medicaid.
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As she waited for Mr. Biden to take the stage on a sunny Saturday morning in Philadelphia, Ms. Inverso pointed to Mr. Biden's losses — and to her own — as gutting experiences that force a different kind of perspective.
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President Donald Trump is poised to roll back ambitious Obama-era vehicle mileage standards and raise the ceiling on damaging fossil fuel emissions for years to come, gutting one of the United States' biggest efforts against climate change.
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They had reason to worry, because a common feature of those proposals was the gutting of federal spending on Medicaid, which now covers 40 percent of the country's low-income adults and 76 percent of children in poverty.
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The question for the president, Mr. Djayadi said, was whether the benefit to his powerful allies of gutting the corruption commission outweighed the loss of public support it was creating as he begins his second five-year term.
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During the two business days between the Senate passage and the House vote, activist groups inspired tens of thousands of people to call their representatives and urge them to vote against the gutting of the internet-privacy rules.
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But the true emotional ringer came in the final minute of the game at Heinz Field, when a controversially overturned touchdown catch and an interception resulted in a gutting Pittsburgh loss to the New England Patriots, 235-2298.
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Advocacy group Fight for the Future wants supporters who want to prevent Congress from "gutting the rules that keep the web open, affordable, and awesome" to act now and call your members of Congress to oppose Pai's plans.
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And the fact that lawmakers not only rejected the Trump administration's proposals but also gave the NIH a funding boost means we might not see the NIH gutting in 20183 that the Trump administration has been aiming for.
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After gutting the space to get rid of work that had been done without a permit, Rhinoceropolis would need new bathrooms, walls, a wheelchair ramp and other features to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act and other laws.
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Vivid photos and video of the devastating disaster showed fires gutting much of Fort Mac's downtown area and engulfing Highway 63, which reported a "wall of flames" Tuesday evening and where many stranded motorists had to spend the night.
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GOP leaders in Washington have also made gutting Obamacare their first order of business in 214, promising to replace the law — but offering few details about their plan, causing concern that people like Williams will again be left uninsured.
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He also emphasized a number of cost-saving measures at the firm, including the shuttering of several international offices and the gutting of the company's Houston office, which was at the center of a major corruption scandal in December.
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GOP leaders in Washington have also made gutting Obamacare their first order of business in 2017, promising to replace the law — but offering few details about their plan, causing concern that people like Williams will again be left uninsured.
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And there's a way in which that's true — so long as Republicans insist on building their health reform process around tax cuts for the wealthy paid for by gutting Medicaid spending on the poor, they won't find Democratic support.
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Repealing Obamacare offers Republicans a way out of that trap, because it pairs eliminating (or indefinitely delaying) all of the ACA's progressive tax increases with gutting the financial assistance the law provides to help millions of people afford care.
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Verizon led the charge in gutting oversight of one of the least-liked, least-competitive industries in America, and its lawsuit helped dismantle the FCC's flimsy 2010 protections, paving the way for the creation of the tougher 2015 rules.
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Nor were Kushner and Ivanka able to stop House Republicans from gutting protections for pre-existing conditions in their latest attempt to repeal and replace Obamacare, or to prevent Trump from assembling the most male-dominated cabinet in decades.
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If more teams had the financial means to afford LeBron without gutting their roster (like, say, the Washington Wizards, New Orleans Pelicans, or Portland Trail Blazers), the Sixers wouldn't be as attractive as they're currently made out to be.
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Senators voted 28500-6900 to approve a Congressional Review Act resolution gutting the Interior Department's Stream Protection Rule, a regulation requiring coal firms to clean up waste from mountaintop removal mining and prevent it from going into local waterways.
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He cited the Reagan administration's experience with Anne Gorsuch, who incurred the wrath of politicians of both parties when, as administrator of the E.P.A., she cut the agency's budget by more than 20 percent, gutting research and regulatory enforcement.
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"Art fairs are very important, but they're gutting the small-to-midsize gallery sector; it's stressful, it's tiring, it's expensive," Brett Schultz, who in 2016 closed Yautepec, the Mexico City space he co-directed, told The New York Times.
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"Gutting the rule would allow unchecked waste of natural gas, unnecessary pollution and the loss of revenue to communities and tribes to address critical needs such as schools and roads," said Fred Krupp, president of the Environmental Defense Fund.
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The unfortunate reality is that any suggestion to improve the Endangered Species Act is immediately met by accusations of "gutting" the statute, usually by the groups who profit from the status quo and the unnecessary litigation that it entails.
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So long as any proposal is immediately met with hollow accusations of "gutting" the statute, we can't have the frank discussion we need about how to best protect species and balance the many trade-offs that come with it.
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Plans for the redevelopment, which envisioned gutting the aging office tower and erecting a soaring glass-sheathed tower with luxury residences, a hotel and retail spaces designed by the late architect Zaha Hadid, will now require a new investor.
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That is, Trump and Miller offered Democrats and moderate Republicans relief for DREAMers — but their price was a gutting of the legal immigration system, a dramatic reduction in the number of people who can legally move to this country.
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Prosecutors in Staten Island on Monday afternoon charged Mr. Nesimi, 33, with the murder of Mr. Stewart and the subsequent attempts to hide his killing, including dumping the body and gutting his own apartment to get rid of evidence.
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The official conceded a complete gutting of the law would require Congress to act -- "This is not an attempt to undo Dodd-Frank" -- but identified areas where Trump could make unilateral changes, like placing his own directors at key regulatory bodies.
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They've set up a Facebook group where they can request and offer help — and since the Johnson Space Center's closed till Tuesday, they're out gutting each other's houses, installing fans and dehumidifiers, offering each other help in any way they can.
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Gore to Citizens United to Wednesday's Janus decision weakening public-sector unions to the gutting of the Voting Rights Act to the refusal to curb gerrymandering, Republicans are using their control of the Supreme Court to buttress their waning numbers nationally.
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Yet, if his lawsuit succeeds, he will have played a pivotal role in gutting an imperfect policy that for all its weaknesses continues to assert — at a time when it feels increasingly important to do so — that race still matters.
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Over the course of several hours, they dispatched about a dozen ducks, placing them head-down in inverted traffic cones (holding them upside down relaxes them and facilitates bleeding) before slitting their throats and then plucking, gutting, washing, and bagging them.
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The White House has sought to refocus attention on that part of Trump's agenda since the collapse on Friday of a Republican bill to reshape the U.S. healthcare system largely by gutting Democratic former President Barack Obama's 2010 healthcare law.
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And instead of gutting a controller and integrating the electronics into the housing so it looked more like a Game Boy, the hacker behind this portable console simply cut a hole and plopped a Famicom controller right into his creation.
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During his rally Thursday night in Grand Rapids, Michigan, President Donald Trump made some unintentionally humorous comments about the Great Lakes while announcing he intends to fully fund the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative — something his administration has repeatedly proposed gutting.
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There are a few different ways the US could adopt this plan, which I run through here, but it's a very good idea and would not require the kind of gutting of safety net programs the OECD and AEI reports consider.
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Republican Representative Chris Collins of New York, one of Trump's earliest supporters on Capitol Hill, said he hopes Congress can pass a similar bill gutting Obamacare within Trump's first 100 days in office, a promise Trump made during the presidential campaign.
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Many Americans are already terrified by conservative aggression at the state level, whether it's the anti-trans bathroom law in North Carolina, anti-union "right to work" policies across the country, or the gutting of voting rights to suppress minority turnout.
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The reckless Republican decision to begin a chaotic Senate floor fight over the future of health care in America, with nothing but the abstract goal of gutting Obamacare to anchor the process, is like a leap into a dark void.
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Brian Schatz (Hawaii), Richard Blumenthal (Conn.) and Markey who are opposed to Pai's proposed net neutrality reforms have said they intend to leverage this backlash in their efforts to keep the FCC and Republicans in Congress from gutting net neutrality rules.
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This willful optimism reached the point of self-parody with Roberts's 2013 opinion gutting a section of the Voting Rights Act that required states with a history of discrimination to get approval from federal authorities for any changes to election law.
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"Gutting the One Fair Wage proposal after it was adopted is blatantly unconstitutional and will likely will (sic) lead to costly, time-consuming court challenges," Pete Vargas, campaign manager for the minimum wage ballot drive, told the AP on Wednesday.
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The company was already losing its case when it brought its case to the Supreme Court; the high court chose not to pick up the case, which prevented the justices from effectively gutting the law for use on the internet.
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Outsized musicians like Elton John, Billy Joel, and Randy Newman have contributed standards to the canon comprising little more than a few Steinway chords and a male voice that's capable of calm confidence and gutting vulnerability within the same phrase.
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MORE's impassioned speech before casting a vote against gutting the Affordable Care Act called upon the Senate to rise to the occasion, by summoning the norms and traditions that allow it to fulfill its highest calling of governing through consensus.
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But House Republicans, with just weeks left in their majority, took the unusual steps of gutting the measure to deny it from getting a vote in their chamber, effectively preventing President Donald Trump from having to veto the resolution this year.
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"In a brazenly political act, the Republican leadership is trying to mask gutting the Clean Water Act as having something to do with fighting Zika," Drew Hammill, a spokesman for House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), said in a statement.
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They were made to live in cramped, rat-infested homes, and they worked long days in recycling centers, farms and turkey-gutting factories, and they were paid as little as 22019 pounds per week, or $25, according to the BBC.
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The power behind the throne: Much like the nationalistic inaugural speech, and today's push for new immigration restrictions, the quick-strike, hard-line approach to gutting regulation was championed by strategist Steve Bannon and policy guru Stephen Miller, among others.
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The Trump administration has made abundantly clear that it is hell bent on gutting bedrock environmental protections and putting dirty energy interests first—even if it means putting millions of Americans at risk of illness, disease and even premature death.
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While aides say Mr. Carson privately pushed for a restoration in programs for seniors and disabled people, he publicly supported the gutting of his own department, reiterating to lawmakers last month that he felt as much responsibility toward taxpayers as tenants.
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The bills being introduced would strengthen requirements for tenant-protection plans on construction sites, create new penalties for lying on permit applications and require the city to inspect an owner's entire portfolio if the owner is caught illegally gutting apartments.
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In Russia, this inequality began taking off after the collapse of the Soviet Union, according to economist Thomas Piketty; in the US, meanwhile, the gutting of social services and the end of New Deal liberalism concentrated wealth among the rich.
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Mr. Cuomo warned against tax migration out of the state if high earners find their taxes increased, saying such a development would cause either future tax increases for the middle class or a gutting of social services which help the poor.
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Gutting health care, separating families, passing tax cuts to the benefit of the wealthy may be advantageous or neutral issues to you, but the people who rely on social programs and a social conscious of their government are being sacrificed.
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With corruption and political warfare gutting the agency, more and more South Africans have simply stopped paying their taxes, a dangerous turn in a nation where tens of millions depend on government services that are already enfeebled by graft and misrule.
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He bought it last fall, stained the floors and moved in during the winter, living out of boxes while he was renovating — gutting the kitchen, changing bathroom fixtures, replacing the odd orange doors and ancient ceiling fans, painting and wallpapering.
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Even the administration's de facto financial deregulation — its systematic gutting of consumer financial protection — should be seen largely as an attack on the least well off, since poor families and less educated workers are the most likely victims of exploitative bankers.
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"The size of the student loan portfolio is massive, and it's growing — second only to home mortgages — and now we are gutting oversight," said Chris Peterson, a University of Utah law professor who was a top staff member at the bureau.
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The Interior Department has given offshore oil drillers nearly 21,2679 exemptions to Obama-era safety rules put in place after BP's 220 Gulf of Mexico oil disaster, effectively gutting parts of the regulation before the Trump administration officially rolls them back.
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MONTICELLO, Iowa — The Table of Knowledge was delving into President-elect Donald J. Trump's plans to upend government, and marveling at how he had forced his fellow Republicans in the House to reverse themselves on gutting the Office of Congressional Ethics.
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President Trump and his majorities in the House and Senate had hoped to head out for their spring break celebrating the chest-thumping accomplishments of finally gutting President Barack Obama's health care law and installing a conservative Supreme Court justice.
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The Trump administration's assault on this fast growing sector includes gutting the R&D budget, undermining fuel economy standards, attacking clean energy tax credits, floating Renewable Fuel Standard "reforms," and even proposing to kill loan programs for new manufacturing facilities.
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Delaying plans to create a second bedroom so they could afford the $2000,000 renovation, which included high-end appliances and custom floors and counters, they began gutting the kitchen about two years ago, tearing down a wall and redoing the layout.
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But McConnell and company evidently figure that no Democrat would sign on to a bill gutting the signature legislative accomplishment of the Obama era, as all of the existing Republican proposals do to some extent, even the Cassidy-Collins bill.
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The policies he has promoted — taking health care from the poor, trying to slash aid for people unable to afford college, gutting regulations that save lives in mills and scrapyards — have made life more hazardous in Trump-won ZIP codes.
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Time after time Trump has capitulated to oil and gas industry deregulatory demands by gutting safety standards, decreasing royalty rates, advantaging fossil fuels, ignoring the threats of climate change, suppressing data, and minimizing the role of science at every turn.
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Bastian Hagedorn—a musician and social worker from Berlin—with whom I've wanted to do a gabber project for years, barely arrives before gutting the basement and reconstructing a legendary Berlin bunker reduced to only the essentials: Fog, strobe, bass.
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Unfortunately, those fears are well-founded if President Trump and his advisors succeed in gutting, muzzling and defunding the EPA (which is clearly their aim -- why else nominate Scott Pruitt, who has made a career out of attacking the agency, to lead it?).
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Because of the country's current political alignment, Democratic victory in November is the only way to guarantee continued progress expanding health coverage, holding medical costs down without gutting public insurance, limiting the growth of inequality through downward income distribution, and so on.
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His votes striking down spending limits by outside groups in political campaigns, gutting the Voting Rights Act and forbidding school-desegregation plans—as well as votes against gay marriage and in favour of abortion restrictions—show him reliably conservative on most issues.
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Fresh off the gutting of net neutrality rules by the Federal Communications Commission, Republicans in Congress are working on a bill that would allow internet providers to create fast lanes, according to a source that has seen a synopsis of the bill.
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The Voting Rights Act (VRA) is far from what it once was, thanks to the Supreme Court's 2013 ruling in Shelby County v Holder gutting the law's requirement that certain states get approval from the Department of Justice before changing electoral rules.
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Anyways, he's completed his destruction of US participation in the agreement, and he's well on his way in gutting the agency he oversees, so he wants to have a healthy dialogue in which some fringe climate change deniers present their point of view.
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"After all of these years of suffering thru Obamacare, Republican Senators must come through as they have promised," Trump, who made gutting Obamacare one of his central campaign promises last year, wrote on Twitter from Paris, where he attended Bastille Day celebrations.
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Deciding that perhaps cutting taxes on the rich while gutting medical assistance programs for the poor might be a bad look, Republicans have now scrapped that provision — something aimed at winning over more moderate members like Maine's Susan Collins and Alaska's Lisa Murkowski.
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"By gutting key components of the Endangered Species Act, one of our country's most successful environmental laws, the Trump Administration is putting our most imperiled species and our vibrant local tourism and recreation industries at risk," said Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey.
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During law school at Columbia (fresh off an early job at Slate magazine), she participated heavily in her father's 230 campaign, which not only ended in the most gutting way possible but was marked throughout by relentlessly negative coverage of the Gores.
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"Maybe if you're out on a boat or something and you're cleaning and gutting the fish, it makes sense to wash it out there, but again in your kitchen, the fish has already been cleaned if you're dealing with a filet," Green says.
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Moving forward, McConnell, Perdue, and the Wall Street interests they represent can still do a great deal to undermine the important work of the Consumer Bureau but the bar is now much higher when it comes to gutting these vital prepaid card protections.
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The AHCA's CBO score certainly didn't help things for House Republicans, but it wasn't the only problem: The biggest problem was that people recognized the bill for what it was, a windfall for insurance companies and a gutting of health care coverage.
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Read: How gutting the Voting Rights Act led hundreds of closed polls It will never pass the Senate and surely won't be signed by President Trump but it will signal to voters they're serious about injecting more transparency and accountability in the system.
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Here's some friendly advice to U.S. business leaders who may be quietly cheering plans by President Trump and his new administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Scott Pruitt, to "drain the swamp" by gutting environmental regulations: Be careful what you wish for.
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"The phrase 'tax reform' should not be code words for massive taxpayer funded giveaways to the very wealthiest paid for by gutting health care benefits, public schools and our nation's roads and bridges," said Jessica Adair, director of partnerships for Stand Up America.
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By gutting the ability of local governments to alleviate major problems at the city level, where people of color often have the greatest say in creating policy, state legislators are effectively stripping people of color the right to control their everyday lives.
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"The Trump administration is simply trying to payback its polluter cronies by gutting sound science that our health and environmental protections rely on," Neil Gormley, an attorney with Earthjustice, wrote in a statement announcing the appeal filed in the D.C. Circuit Court.
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Anti-LGBT legislation in states like North Carolina and Tennessee, punitive immigration policies in Georgia and Alabama, anti-abortion extremism in Mississippi and Texas, and the gutting of public schools throughout the region spurred grassroots rebellions like North Carolina's Moral Mondays protests.
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The utter gutting of small towns and small cities, commodification of everything, devastation of unions, and coziness to the Big Pharma companies that have utterly devastated a generation of southern West Virginians; these were the Clinton politics that Manchin was comfortable with.
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If we must grade Trump officials on a curve, though, the appropriate test isn't whether Kelly has the mettle to fire a middling buffoon, but whether he can restrain the one who inhabits the Oval Office from gutting the rule of law.
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Read: How the gutting of the Voting Rights Act led to hundreds of poll closures Long lines, machines malfunctioning, confusion over voter ID laws — these are just some of the problems frustrated voters at polling stations across the country faced during Tuesday's elections.
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His career has been an act of pure hoops aestheticism, an extraordinary achievement he pulled off by staying in excellent shape year after year, gutting everything in his game that wasn't useful to a team, and also being easy to work with.
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"What the voters are concerned about is that my opponent is someone who stood alongside the president and his administration on gutting pre-existing condition protections, on essential benefit protections, and the tax bill," Mr. Kim said at a recent candidate forum.
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Populist forces are surging in Britain, Germany, Italy and France; in places like Venezuela, Hungary, Turkey and Poland they have already settled in, set up house and gotten around to the next step: gutting institutional safeguards in order to shore up their rule.
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Put this together with the Supreme Court's gutting of the landmark Voting Rights Act of 1965, which has yielded a passel of draconian limitations, and African-American voters could certainly be forgiven for feeling that, once again, their voices have been silenced.
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Yet, after gutting out an ugly win over the terrible Chicago Bears, your New York Football Giants are 7-3, somehow still on the heels of the Dallas Cowboys and streaking towards the least impressive run of positive results in recent memory.
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The book exposes the slipperiness of what we so much believe to be true coupled with the shortcomings of the English language — German comes off better with words like fernweh (wanting to be anywhere but where you are) and fuchsteufelswild (gutting rage).
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Trump cares only about optics, and yet he and Ivanka, his glossy shield on women's issues, do not seem to realize the bad optics of a viral photo of a crowd of guys applauding themselves for gutting health care protections for women.
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With federal legislation like the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act and gutting silencer safety laws on the table — dangerous proposals that will only weaken the painfully inadequate laws we have now — it's clear that the issue of guns is not going away anytime soon.
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The firestorm of constituent outrage that swept through February's congressional recess sends a clear message to lawmakers: If you're planning on gutting the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and Medicaid, get ready for plenty of opposition — and not just in the expected places.
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"However, proposed budget cuts would shrink the EPA by nearly a third, crippling the science, data collection and enforcement that protects our health — even gutting a program that tests cancer-causing radon in schools," the musician, whose real name is Ahmir Thompson, continues.
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Nico Savidge of the San Jose Mercury News Guild observed that "reporters at Alden-owned papers in the Bay Area held a protest over the gutting of their newsrooms and dismal pay" just a couple of hours before the Alden-Tribune news hit.
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Under President Donald Trump, that court's conservative majority has been strengthened by the additions of Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, and state lawmakers are passing abortion bans with the explicit goal of the Supreme Court gutting or overturning Roe v. Wade.
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But Mr. Barrett appeared to time his death as an inspiring message to his colleagues that the journalistic values he represented — brutal honesty and tenacity — can and must survive him and, more important, the new administration that seems so intent on gutting them.
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Even though cries of Republicans-gutting-your-health-care were instrumental to Democrats winning the House in last year's midterm elections, there was the President touting "no collusion" in one breath and in the next handing the Democrats more fresh, hot ammunition.
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And because of his lack of deep affiliation, he can credibly (in the context of a Republican primary, anyway) promise to fix what's wrong with the Republican regime by gutting what's not working, by ditching the rotten fixtures of the old establishment.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A massive fire consumed Notre-Dame Cathedral on Monday, gutting the roof of the Paris landmark and stunning France and the world, though firefighters saved the main bell towers and outer walls from collapse before bringing the blaze under control.
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Then again, there's not much time to watch football when you're busy stripping tens of millions of Americans of their health care, gutting Medicaid, and ensuring that whether or not you will be able to purchase health insurance is largely determined the moment you're born.
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Many Americans think of same-sex marriage as the defining ruling of the past decade, but they overlook the court's gutting of the Medicaid expansion, ending of voluntary desegregation programs, enabling of right-wing voter suppression, and crushing of state-level public financing laws.
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A massive fire consumed Notre-Dame Cathedral on the evening of April 15, gutting the roof of the Paris landmark and stunning France and the world, though firefighters saved the main bell towers and outer walls from collapse before bringing the blaze under control.
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Here's a six-minute-long video of the villagers gutting the python, if you feel like throwing up today: So, to recap, an able-bodied man in his 20s was working in the fields and a snake the length of a city bus attacked him.
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While Clinton has been criticized for her past support of trade deals that have been blamed for gutting the manufacturing industry in the upper Midwest, she intends to highlight her support for unions, a higher minimum wage, and greater government investment in job creation.
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Whether it's the proposed cuts of 66 percent to the Republic of Georgia — an ally who is on the frontlines pushing back on Russian aggression — or gutting our assistance to nine Latin American countries who could run to China, America's leadership is on the line.
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Republicans are floating a bill that doesn't make insurers cover essential benefits, trying to suppress voters, looking at rolling back Dodd-Frank and other laws put in place after the recession, attempting to outlaw abortion and gutting net neutrality, to name a few things.
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That schism, coupled with total opposition to the bill by the Democratic minority in the House, has put the GOP in the awkward position of being unable, for now, to achieve their long-desired goal of gutting the ACA, despite having majority control of Congress.
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The later part of his tweet seemed to contradict both Secretary of Defense James Mattis, who said, "We're never out of diplomatic solutions," and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who has supported talks with Pyongyang while simultaneously gutting his own department's capability to conduct them.
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If Weisz wins on Sunday, it'll be a major victory for the queer female community—Cate Blanchett lost at the 2015 Oscars for her role as the titular Carol, a loss so gutting and unforgivable, it created a tear in the gay-time continuum.
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After gutting its solar sales team and ending its retail relationship with Home Depot, Tesla last month announced a plan to counter the downward spiral by offering cut-rate prices on standardized rooftop systems and requiring would-be customers to order solar products online.
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The militarist faction of the Trump administration is all the more powerful because Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has turned out to be extraordinarily weak, following Trump's anti-government agenda by gutting the State Department but receiving no measurable sway over the president in return.
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From the tax reform bill winding its way through Congress, to the repeated attempts to repeal Obamacare, to the gutting of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, we see again and again policies that enrich the wealthy and lock the poor into an inferior class.
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The successful Democratic candidate will have to give voice to the anger and angst in the base of the party — where there has been a gutting of the middle class — while channeling that energy in positive, productive ways that also create enthusiasm around the candidate.
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Furthermore, the $38 billion military aid package the Obama administration recently concluded with Israel – followed by a deluge of insults and broken promises by the Israeli government – sends the message that there is no price to pay for gutting peace and insulting key U.S. principles.
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While retaining the facade and the prized blue roof, plans called for gutting the entire interior, retaining the 630-square-meter, or nearly 6,800-square-foot, footprint, and creating an additional loft level — a bonus gained from wasted ceiling space in the original home.
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And their fears are real: the hard-right Alabama Republican not only stands on the wrong side of history, he would lead the Justice Department on an extremist's road to gutting or jettisoning civil rights enforcement, and neglecting environmental and antitrust enforcement as well.
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"There is nothing green and clean about gutting climate policies and locking us into future impacts that will disrupt lives, bring irreversible changes to ecosystems, topple infrastructure and hurt our economy" said Kelly Levin, a senior associate with the World Resources Institute's global climate program.
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"Through the gutting of her party, in which she drove out any and all conservative positions, she opened up space on the right fringe, sending unhappy conservatives into the arms of right-wing populists," Stefan Kuzmany wrote in an editorial commentary in Spiegel Online.
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Gutting the State Department will dissuade smart and ambitious people from entering diplomatic service and make it harder for those who remain to acquire the professional training they need as they rise in the ranks — something our more lavishly funded military does quite well.
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With the House passage of the Financial CHOICE Act, the release of the first report from the Treasury Department on financial regulations and the deregulation agenda of the Trump administration and its appointees, Dodd-Frank is targeted for significant changes, if not a wholesale gutting.
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While this comeback was not quite as extreme as the one engineered by Tom Brady that day, it was similarly gutting, as Mahomes brought his team back from its lowest point, converting a 249rd-and-249 pass with 2100:210 left in the game.
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They need Trump to pass their agenda of rewriting the tax code in favor of the rich and of gutting regulations that protect the public and the planet—an agenda that a majority of Americans never supported—so they are looking the other way.
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