Both served at the U.S. Department of Labor under President Obama.
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He was assistant secretary of Labor under President George W. Bush.
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She later served as secretary of labor under President Ronald Reagan.
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The new legislation extends a ban on child labor under 14 to all sectors.
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"Reporters labor under the terrible requirement that what they report must be true," he said.
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But few workers labor under conditions as difficult as the sulfur miners on Mt. Ijen.
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Dr. Staple specializes in patients who labor under the delusion that they are comic book characters.
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To be black and a woman is to labor under the double handicap of racism and sexism.
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As journalists we labor under the illusion that we are not players in the stories we write.
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They labor under so-called protection agreements between the employer and a "union" attached to the government.
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The rain-soaked city will labor under a flash flood watch through the morning and thunderstorms all day.
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Photo: Steve Jennings (Getty)Instacart has repeatedly come under fire for the working conditions its contractors labor under.
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In Ms. Chao, Mr. Trump is turning to a former secretary of labor under President George W. Bush.
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Previously, he was a deputy undersecretary of Labor under President George W. Bush and an advisor to Sen.
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Facebook has been dogged for years by unfavorable coverage about the conditions its contractors—moderators in particular—labor under.
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TOM MALINOWSKI, WASHINGTON The writer was assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor under Mr. Obama.
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A 2017 investigation by Sage Business Researcher found that employees who labor under such policies take fewer days off.
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Perez is chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and served as Secretary of Labor under President Barack Obama.
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It was started by Robert Reich, who was a secretary of labor under Bill Clinton and who has endorsed Sanders.
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Schifter's words, distorted through a ghostlike recording, conjure a grim picture of labor under assault by an under-regulated competitor.
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He later served as deputy assistant secretary of the Treasury and deputy undersecretary of Labor under President George W. Bush.
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Previously, Carter was a deputy assistant secretary of the Treasury and deputy undersecretary of labor under President George W. Bush.
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Previously, he was a deputy assistant secretary of the Treasury and deputy undersecretary of labor under President George W. Bush.
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James Carter served as a deputy assistant secretary of the Treasury and deputy undersecretary of Labor under President George W. Bush.
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"The law is pretty narrow," said Block, a former policy office head at the Department of Labor under President Barack Obama.
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F. Vincent Vernuccio is an attorney and was a special assistant at the Department of Labor under President George W. Bush.
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The inmate population is reduced through deliberate starvation, forced labor under brutal conditions, executions (including by stoning), torture, rape, and infanticide.
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He continues to labor under a self-inflicted controversy regarding his unproven allegation that President Obama wiretapped him during the 2016 campaign.
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Membership in most private-sector unions has steadily declined, leaving organized labor under pressure to find new ways to demonstrate its influence.
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Chao ran the Department of Labor under George W. Bush and served as deputy Transportation secretary in the George H.W. Bush administration.
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She was previously secretary of Labor under George W. Bush, and, if confirmed, could oversee Trump's pledge to rebuild the nation's infrastructure.
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This is true only if you labor under the assumption that the lawmakers would otherwise be busy reforming the contract procurement process.
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As secretary of labor under President George W. Bush, she was the only official in his administration to serve all eight years.
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Chao ran the Department of Labor under George W. Bush and served as deputy Transportation secretary in the George H.W. Bush administration.
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She ran the Department of Labor under President George W. Bush and served as deputy Transportation secretary in the George H.W. Bush administration.
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Chao, the Asian-American woman who served as secretary of Labor under President George W. Bush and who is also married to Sen.
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Acosta became the US secretary of labor under President Trump but announced his resignation last week amid increased criticism of the Epstein deal.
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In explaining the disadvantage that basketball teams outside the Power 5 labor under, several observers circled around the same phrase: margin for error.
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" "Air marshals work in punishing conditions, labor under poor leadership and have seen their law enforcement functions curtailed by an administration that lacks vision.
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Chao is not new to government; she served with distinction as our secretary of Labor under President George W. Bush from 2001 to 2009.
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Chao ran the Department of Labor under Former President George W. Bush and served as deputy Transportation secretary in the George H.W. Bush administration.
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Three-quarters of Americans contribute more than $2,400 per year, Seth Harris, former acting secretary of Labor under President Barack Obama, told CNBC Monday.
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They have included Stanford legal scholar Nathaniel Persily, distinguished journalist Thomas Edsall, and Robert Reich, who served as secretary of labor under President Clinton.
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All of this seeps into the brainpans of young pitchers who labor under the impression that five or six innings constitute a day's work.
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"The E.U. does not pay for labor under this project," the European Commission said in written replies to questions from The New York Times.
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Bobby Paul Edwards was sentenced Wednesday after pleading guilty to forced labor, under the chapter of federal law that bans slavery and human trafficking.
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"Students who labor under racial and economic disadvantage have very few ways to distinguish themselves from the rest of the pack," deBoer writes in conclusion.
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Robert Reich served as the Secretary of Labor under President Clinton and is a professor of public policy at the University of California at Berkeley.
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While Elaine Chao was secretary of labor under George W. Bush, Foremost Group ordered several enormous cargo ships from a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding.
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Within a month, the Times was condemning Hoover's misuse of data and praising Perkins (who went on to become Secretary of Labor under Franklin Roosevelt).
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The assault on this market by the U.S. Department of Labor under the previous administration would hurt Texas workers if it is allowed to continue.
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The U.N. commission of inquiry issued a report in June that listed abuses, such as arbitrary detention and forced labor under the country's national service program.
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A trafficking ring that posed as sponsors was recently exposed for forcing immigrant children to live and labor under ghastly conditions at chicken farms in Ohio.
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Families continue to labor under 140 percent premium increases, while Medicaid – responsible for most of the new coverage under ObamaCare – struggles to provide baseline adequate care.
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The US Department of Labor under Trump has done what many expected it to do: It has rolled back rules meant to protect and benefit workers.
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In addition to being somewhat confused on the merits about debt and deficits, professional Democrats labor under a deeply contradictory political theory of debt and deficits.
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Women and the seemingly infinite variety of restrictions they labor under are the focus of this wide-ranging story collection by the feminist Tamil writer Ambai.
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Originally sentenced to death, Father Simoni spent nearly three decades in prison because of his faith, enduring solitary confinement and hard labor under Albania's Communist government.
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Trump announced in December that he will nominate Elaine Chao, former chief of the Department of Labor under the Bush administration, to head the Department of Transportation.
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I don't labor under any illusions that they'll follow me back, I don't try to get their attention in the comments — I barely even like their photos.
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If his opponents labor under a different delusion—that his presidency is illegitimate altogether—so much the better as far as he and his advisers are concerned.
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Warmbier was arrested during a trip early last year to North Korea and was sentenced to 15 years in prison with hard labor under conviction of subversion.
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She is a well-known figure in Washington, having been deputy Transportation secretary under President George H. W. Bush and secretary of Labor under President George W. Bush.
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I labor under the delusion that I have good taste in Twitter and that if I grant you a follow, I have certified you as being Good Online.
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This basic moral tenet requires that we keep the social safety net intact, protect environmental safeguards, and ensure that hardworking Americans do not labor under unfair tax laws.
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Tom Perez, secretary of labor under Obama, is also a strong choice because he would help motivate Latino voter turnout and appeal to the Sanders wing of the party.
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"This is not going to be the only spike we're going to see," says Betsey Stevenson, former chief economist of the US Department of Labor under President Barack Obama.
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While Trump may take comfort in having wrested control of the GOP, elected Republicans labor under a miasma of dread as they stare ahead to midterm elections in November.
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As long as Greece, now in its third international financial rescue program in seven years, continues to labor under a huge debt, economists see little hope of a recovery.
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They labor under the punishing sun, barely eking out a living from maize and beans as supplies of seeds, fertilizers, and water — like everything else in this country — have dwindled.
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At times, it can be refreshing and enlightening to see media and perspectives that don't labor under stultifying FCC obscenity codes, to hear voices we might not have otherwise heard.
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The DNC ultimately would begin the long process of self-repair in February, after it tapped Tom Perez — the former secretary of labor under President Barack Obama — as its leader.
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But since SoftBank's acquisition, Sprint has continued to labor under an enormous debt load and has struggled to catch up to T-Mobile as the most popular low-cost carrier.
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Chao served as secretary of labor under President George W. Bush from 2001 through 2009, and as the deputy secretary of transportation under President George H.W. Bush from 1989 to 1991.
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A former secretary of labor under George W. Bush's presidency, Chao said the study is intended to help employers and workers prepare for a future in which autonomous technology is dominant.
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In neighborhoods of Jeremie where homes were splintered and shattered, the sound of hammers and saws fill the air as men labor under the tropical sun, rebuilding their homes and shops.
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Lipnic, who worked at the U.S. Department of Labor under President George W. Bush before joining the EEOC in 2010, said in a statement that she was honored by the appointment.
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By 1956, while he was working at another newspaper, in Youngstown, he was introduced by an Army friend to James P. Mitchell, the secretary of labor under President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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The transportation secretary-to-be, Elaine Chao, the wife of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, had a solid, anti-union record when she was secretary of labor under President George W. Bush.
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I feel like it can be read as a statement on the crushing futility of labor under platform capitalism, but the video's director Grant Curatola talks about it in more abstract terms.
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I don't labor under the delusion that a dog who sucks on his feet regularly has the intellectual capacity to understand and love me as complexly as I understand and love him.
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One of Germany's wealthiest families has said it will donate millions of dollars to Holocaust survivors over its use of forced labor under the Nazi's reign and its support for Adolf Hitler.
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Next, the Republican Senate should quickly consider and confirm two new Trump appointments to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), which has served as a tool of Big Labor under Democrat control.
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The Democrats, who are at their lowest level of power in decades, elected a new party chairman in a narrow, contentious vote: Thomas Perez, the secretary of labor under President Barack Obama.
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Chao served as secretary of labor under President George W. Bush from 2001 through 2009 -- the longest tenure in the position since World War II -- and has been married to McConnell since 1993.
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Read More:21 Million People Have Watched This Blackhead Removal Video The Real Reason This Woman Put On A Face Of Makeup While In Labor Under-$20 Makeup The Pros Actually Swear By
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Getting to a final goal like O'Leary outlined could involve sustained pain for those farmers he mentioned, as well as for the rest of the economy that would labor under a protracted battle.
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In the United States, the vast majority of workers labor under the terms of "at will" employment, meaning that you can be fired for pretty much any reason, or no reason at all.
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Given the macroeconomic indicators are strong, these workers may be able to find employment in other sectors, but this does little to alleviate the precarious position many frontline retail store workers currently labor under.
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Millions were forced to labor under severe conditions where limbs were cut off for not meeting production quotas, and as many as 10 million people are believed to have died in just 20 years.
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Chao is an experienced pick, having prior experience as secretary of labor under President George W. Bush for all eight years of his term and deputy secretary of transportation under President George H. W. Bush.
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Read these stories next: How Makeup Artists Make Grown-Ass Women Look Like Teens The Real Reason This Woman Put On A Face Of Makeup While In Labor Under-$20 Makeup The Pros Actually Swear By
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"They've slowly been working to upgrade to newer systems, but that process is long and difficult and takes many years in most cases," says Evermore, who worked for the Department of Labor under the Obama administration.
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Editorial Even though the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has been around for half a century and is under the governor's control, many New Yorkers labor under the misconception that the mayor runs the city's subways and buses.
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"I've always referred to the Department of Labor as the Department of Opportunity," said Thomas E. Perez, who served as secretary of labor under Mr. Obama and is now running to head the Democratic National Committee.
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Donald Trump will reportedly nominate Elaine Chao — the former secretary of labor under the Bush administration who also served as the deputy secretary of transportation under the previous Bush administration — to be the Department of Transportation secretary.
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I have visited many locations across America where 14(c) is utilized, and as a former assistant Secretary of Labor under President George W. Bush, I got an even closer look at its effect on people's lives.
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But House Democrats are particularly concerned about two changes proposed by the Department of Labor under Trump: a rule that would have allowed employers to keep workers' tips, and a rule that would relax child labor laws.
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Negro Folklore documents the Jim Crow era of repression and racism, as the penal system in the South found a way to imprison the newly freed slaves and return them to slave labor under a different name.
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After long hours of labor under Nazi overseers, they stayed up all night, removing bags of dirt from the tunnel and passing them along a human chain to be stacked behind the walls to hide their activity.
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I think we labor under the illusion that there is a thinker behind our thoughts or a doer behind our deeds when, in fact, I think we're just a field of consciousness responding to things in the world.
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Chao, who is married to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, served under George H.W. Bush as the deputy secretary of transportation and led the Department of Labor under George W. Bush for all of his eight years in office.
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Death is with the Mexican who jumps over a border wall chasing a dream for a better life, with the families caring for the elderly with no health insurance and with the struggling farmworkers who labor under dangerous conditions.
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The current head of the FAA, Michael Huerta, will remain in his seat until 2018, but Trump plans to nominate Elaine Chao, who previously served as the secretary of labor under the Bush administration, to lead the Department of Transportation.
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"Our satellite imagery analysis of Camp No. 25 and other such unlawful detention facilities appears to confirm the sustained, if not increased importance of the use of forced labor under Kim Jong-un," HRNK executive director Greg Scarlatoiu said in a statement.
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There are people who cover politics who seem to labor under the impression that a politician can be wonkish or charming but never both, and Paul Ryan is both, albeit to a very moderate degree, which can make him seem very impressive indeed.
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"We continue to work collaboratively with leaders from the trade waste industry taking to heart the belief that since running their companies in the city is difficult enough, they should not have to labor under unnecessarily burdensome regulations from BIC," Brownell said.
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" And Robert Reich, who served as Secretary of Labor under former President Bill Clinton, has argued that "Big Tech's sweeping patents, standard platforms, fleets of lawyers to litigate against potential rivals and armies of lobbyists have created formidable barriers to new entrants.
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"To the rest of America, a [universal basic income] may seem like a pipe dream, but from my vantage point some form of it seems inevitable," writes Reich, who oversaw workforce policy when he served as Secretary of Labor under President Bill Clinton.
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It is only a manual typewriter, one of the many that did hard labor under the fingers of this great American playwright, who is the subject of "Tennessee Williams: No Refuge but Writing," a profoundly affecting new exhibition of manuscripts and memorabilia.
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"The Mismeasure of Man," Stephen Jay Gould A wonderful book on the flawed history of intelligence testing, which is fascinating in and of itself, but the story it tells speaks more broadly to how scholars can labor under the shadow of false ideas.
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While I was abused, imprisoned and forced to give up my wages, there are also American and foreign national women, men and children being trafficked into the commercial sex trade, and immigrants trafficked into forced labor under false promises of legal work.
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Tom Malinowski, the assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor under President Barack Obama, said at an event in Washington last month that Egypt does not heed the Pentagon's advice on the campaign against the Islamic State in Sinai.
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After his last film, the very direct and humorous Taxi, in which he takes a central role in the narrative, Se Rokh is a more meditative reflection on women's relationships to art, work, and labor under Iran's orthodox societal norms and beliefs.
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The idea that a House speaker would labor under the threat of reprisals from a president, or that a president would bully the officer holding the purse strings of government, takes us past a line even Richard Nixon would have been reluctant to cross.
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For many years, every quick-witted, fleet-footed playmaker from Argentina had to labor under the weight of being labeled "the next Maradona," a tag that was variously applied to players as diverse as Ariel Ortega, Pablo Aimar, Juan Román Riquelme and Carlos Tevez.
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He was indicted in 2007, but as Julie K. Brown reported at the Miami Herald, he ultimately got just 20103 months in a county jail, thanks to a deal signed by US attorney Alexander Acosta, who would later become secretary of labor under President Trump.
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Reich, who oversaw policy regarding the nation's workforce when he served as Secretary of Labor under President Bill Clinton, says he thinks the rise of automated jobs could mean the United States will have to institute a cash handout program, or universal basic income.
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ATHENS (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Athens is aiming to ensure that all the goods and services the local government provides to its residents are free of forced labor under a pilot project launched on Wednesday that officials and activists hope will set an example across Greece.
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He was indicted in 20163, but as Julie K. Brown reported at the Miami Herald, he ultimately got just 13 months in a county jail, thanks to a deal signed by US attorney Alexander Acosta, who would later become secretary of labor under President Trump.
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She served as secretary of labor under President George W. Bush from 2001 through 2009 and her tenure in the Bush administration is the longest anyone has served in that position since World War II. Chao has been married to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell since 1993.
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This week, speculation has grown that Malcolm Turnbull will bring the federal Budget forward and announce an early election, as the gloss on the recently installed PM begins to wear off and the gap between Coalition and Labor under Bill Shorten continues to narrow in the polls.
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Chao served as the Secretary of Labor under George W. Bush, and as Deputy Secretary of Transportation under George H.W. Bush, and was the least contentious of all of Trump's nominees for cabinet positions, both in terms of support from the Senate and from industry leaders.
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The almost expressionless rigor with which the woman performs her household task, and the inner life the artist withholds from the viewer, makes the subject a prototype for Jeanne Dielman, the protagonist of Chantal Akerman's 1975 film about the status of women and domestic labor under patriarchy.
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Krueger served as chief economist at the Department of Labor under President Bill Clinton and chair of the Council of Economic Advisers from 2011 to 2013 under former President Barack Obama, who issued a statement Monday afternoon lauding Krueger's contributions to the recovery from the great recession.
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Nadia is the more adaptive, adventurous one, but even her resilience changes the dynamic of their relationship, which begins to labor under the weight of their uncertain existence, their enforced closeness and dependency on each other, the worries of finding food and shelter, or work, every day.
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Bill Usery, an indefatigable and gregarious negotiator who helped avert or settle strikes by railway and postal workers, coal miners and football players as a federal mediator and as the secretary of labor under President Gerald R. Ford, died on Saturday in Eatonton, Ga. He was 21973.
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All mixed-reality systems labor under a second challenge that VR systems don't: Ideally, in a mixed reality, the virtual teacup you see on your desk would be lit with the same kind of lighting, from the same direction, with the same color tone, as your real desk.
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One of a handful of 'money men' credited with using their cash to help propel Labor under Tony Blair to power in 26 and keep it there, he has instead made direct personal donations to fund a local Labor parliamentarian, whose centrist views are more aligned to his own.
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Lipstick Queen Mornin' Sunshine Lipstick, $25, available at Space NK. Read these stories next: You HAVE To Try These Alternatives To Kylie Jenner's Sold-Out Lip Kits The Real Reason This Woman Put On A Face Of Makeup While In Labor Under-$20 Makeup The Pros Actually Swear By
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Here is a 43-year-old actress waxing fluidly about art and desire and the devaluing of women's labor under patriarchy, working herself into a frenzy, letting her hair fall into her face as she stands up for herself to a man she also wants to grab hold of.
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This spring's Red for Ed protests recalled the occupied Wisconsin Capitol in the winter of 2011, and if the Wisconsin public sector has been the bellwether for labor under Janus, there is cause for optimism, if not also a cleareyed assessment of just how hard the work will be.
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Given that even the partial, so-called Phase 27.9, resolution of the trade dispute seems to be a 29.6-8.33 bet currently, it's likely that the Chinese economy will continue to labor under the weight of the tariff war with the United States for some time to come.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and Hilda L. Solis, chairwoman of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors and a former secretary of labor under President Obama, recently unveiled Purposeful Aging Los Angeles, a five-year plan incorporating civic engagement of older adults, philanthropic organizations, community organizations, businesses and educational institutions.
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Whether or not Stu from 20/20 ever found dating success is a question lost to time, but other markedly short men who are over two standard deviations from the norm have fared well, including 4'11" former Secretary of Labor under the Clinton administration, Robert Reich, whose wife was 9" taller.
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Such passages make for particularly chilling reading at a moment when America has begun rescinding the temporary protected status of thousands of longtime residents, threatening to deport them to their countries of origin, some of which labor under severe economic disadvantages and sociopolitical strains, where their rights and safety cannot be assured.
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You can go to counterfeit "barbecue" places like Brother Jimmy's to swill bad punch from mason jars and pretend you're still a diehard Virginia Tech fan, or you can go to an apartment with a scattering of Big Ten alumni who labor under the continuing delusion that their conference plays interesting football.
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"The policies proposed by Trump would theoretically support an increase in high-income consumer spending, but elevated economic policy uncertainty, as well as a possible deportation-linked decline in consumer demand and labor under a Trump presidency would counteract the consumer spending benefit from lower taxes," Morgan Stanley US consumer economist Paula Campbell Roberts wrote.
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Harvard economics professor Martin Feldstein, also in the group, served as chairman of the President Ronald Reagan's Council of Economic Advisers, and George P. Shultz served as Reagan's secretary of State and secretary of the Treasury and Labor under Richard Nixon, while Harvard economist N. Gregory Mankiw served as chairman of George W. Bush's President's Council of Economic Advisers.
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Jones served as assistant secretary of employment and training for the Department of Labor under Presidents Reagan and Bush, was co-author of "The Jobs Revolution: Changing How America Works," and is the current president of Education & Workforce Policy, LLP; which works directly with programs, institutions, companies and associations to better understand evolving labor-related public policy trends.
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In last week's address to Congress, President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE called for comprehensive tax reform to help American businesses that labor under some of the most anti-business tax rates and rules in the world.
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Consisting of three exhibitions and public programs that weave into each other, audiences will engage with artworks exploring a wide range of practices including, trans fashion and domesticity; gendered and immigrant labor under global racial capitalism; Gelede women's commemoration, protest and power as represented in textile work; speculative future-casting through Oglala Lakota knowledge systems, and more.
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And in case some of you still labor under the illusion that these incidents are, in any way, news, check out "Jackson, 1964," a just-published collection of nonfiction pieces by New Yorker writer Calvin Trillin about race relations in America that stretch all the way back to the title essay about the perils of registering African-American voters in Mississippi.
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Added to this is the concern that the Russians have longer-range and more powerful artillery than the US. The US used to labor under the impression that shortcoming in artillery could be managed by use of airpower and long-range strikes, but in the face of Russian military developments, the ability to use airpower and missiles can no longer be assumed.
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Robert Reich, who worked in the Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter administrations and was Secretary of Labor under Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE, endorsed Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE on Twitter Friday evening.
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We need to save online privacy because it's the only privacy we will have left; we need to give people either guarantees of data anonymization or legal control over their data; we should have root access to the devices we "own" (because otherwise we don't actually own them); the services we use need to be secure, but we can't labor under the delusion that Apple can save us from intrusive governments, so eventually they need to be decentralized, too; and the powerful need to be as accountable as the poor.
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Trump's transition team said he was scheduled to meet with the following people: * Former U.S. attorney for California's Central District, appointed by former President George W. Bush * Republican U.S. representative from North Dakota, member of the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce * Republican U.S. representative from South Carolina, member of the Financial Services and the Oversight and Government Reform committees * Former South Carolina director of the department of health and environmental control and director of labor under Republican Governor Nikki Haley, and a declared Republican candidate to succeed Haley as governor in 2018 * Exxon Mobil Corp president and CEO whose name has been floated as possible secretary of state * Democratic mayor of Washington, DC * Republican Governor of Iowa and one of Trump's agriculture advisers * Radio talk show host who has said she is under consideration for a White House post Reporting and writing by Doina Chiacu, Susan Heavey and Eric Walsh; Editing by Jonathan Oatis and Frances Kerry
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