Perhaps laxer regulations could lower that price a bit further.
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Carmakers and large utilities both oppose laxer rules, which could backfire.
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Congress will have to approve the laxer use of mandatory minimums.
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Even with laxer immigration rules, foreigners could not fill all the shortages.
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EU rules are currently laxer than in America about what this means.
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Now that Donald Trump is president, he's imposing a much laxer standard.
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Trump's laxer attitude toward environment regulations also threatens to make Canada less competitive.
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When one country tightened the rules, the trade in babies moved somewhere laxer.
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Yet UniverSoul continues to bring these same animals to other states with laxer laws.
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The health insurance industry will face laxer regulation and be able to offer skimpier plans.
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Older Americans will also face drastically higher premiums due to laxer regulation of insurance companies.
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Europe's laxer regime has resulted in a big gap between test results and "real-world" figures.
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But not everyone can sue, especially in states with laxer lead laws—and not everyone will win.
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"I reject the idea that laxer regulation makes a jurisdiction more attractive," Hammond told a conference in London.
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It's very unlikely that he simply stopped doing it during the more recent years when enforcement got laxer.
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It drew sharp criticism from environmental groups contending that laxer regulations would increase global warming and hurt consumers.
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In many more states like Arkansas, New Jersey and Illinois, rules are laxer and budtenders can recommend products.
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Indeed, the research suggests that states with laxer medical marijuana laws have fewer opioid deaths than they otherwise would.
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For example, marijuana laws have become significantly laxer in recent years, and fewer people smoke cigarettes than ever before.
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A favourite excuse for foot-dragging is that onerous regulation risks "carbon leakage" to countries with laxer emissions rules.
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The doctor gave Valentino the contact of a private clinic in Barcelona, Spain, where the abortion limit is laxer.
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Others have preferred a laxer approach to enforcement and regulation, arguing that regulations can cause more harm than good.
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Even more worrisome, says Salmon, is a trend toward a laxer standard for judging an account to be inactive.
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Sweden has taken a much laxer approach than its neighbors, with much of public life carrying on as usual.
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There was, however, a significant shift to a laxer classification when respondents were asked what the schedule should be.
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At best, some coal plants scattered around the country might get a reprieve under Trump, thanks to laxer pollution rules.
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Creators were lining up to work with the company, which promised a laxer working environment and a place to experiment.
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Firms support reforms like laxer immigration laws out of their own financial interest; and supporting causes like gay rights costs them nothing.
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That could give plaintiffs — whether they're businesses wanting laxer rules or advocacy groups wanting tougher ones — more say in the rulemaking process.
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European customers are pursuing class-action lawsuits for compensation, though VW insists it did nothing wrong in Europe, where the rules are laxer.
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Trone is running as a traditional liberal but he has a history of donating to Republicans to support laxer regulations on his business.
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Nicos Anastasiades said errors may have been made in granting such so-called golden passports under an earlier, laxer version of the program.
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Presumably cities with strict responses to the pandemic were different from cities with laxer responses in ways that went beyond this one incident.
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But China has laxer regulations on such research, and it was not immediately clear which specific laws Dr. He was accused of breaking.
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The reality, however, is that IRS enforcement of rich people's tax evasion has gotten substantially laxer in recent years, thanks to Republican budget cuts.
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In Omer's earlier research, he's found that rates of whooping cough are higher in places that have laxer exemption policies, like Arkansas and Texas.
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The reality, however, is that IRS enforcement of rich people's tax evasion has gotten substantially laxer in recent years, due to Republican budget cuts.
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Under George W. Bush, enforcement got laxer: Mergers like Sirius and XM in satellite radio and Maytag and Whirlpool in appliances were waived through.
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And similar storage requirements apply to guns that are being transported, with laxer rules for non-restricted firearms compared to prohibited and restricted ones.
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So she wants to impose a border carbon adjustment — in effect, a carbon tax on imports — to compensate for foreign countries' laxer environmental standards.
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It's an important source of revenue for the companies, but if the rules get laxer, manufacturers have less of an incentive to build EVs.
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By contrast, the U.S. has laxer standards for market entry, but then levies harsher penalties on companies found to be harming people or the environment.
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We see this in the real world: Chicago has fairly tough gun laws, but Indiana does not, and other parts of Illinois have laxer rules.
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But the U.S. Department of Justice backs laxer forfeiture procedures that let the locals partner with the feds and effectively circumvent the tougher state restrictions.
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Booker's bill includes inducements to local governments to adopt laxer zoning rules, which could mitigate this problem, but Harris's bill does not include that component.
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We think stimulus is on the way — infrastructure investment on the fiscal side and also the PBOC will be laxer (with regards to) the financial environment.
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It also clarifies some of the most controversial parts of the bill that Democrats argue could open the door to laxer rules for the biggest banks.
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Nor has Wisconsin's tougher regime obviously limited crime any better than its neighbour's laxer one: rates are similar in each state (violence is somewhat lower in Minnesota).
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But consumers in the West may hesitate to use self-driving cars that have been trained in a laxer safety environment that is more tolerant of accidents.
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The authors concluded that blacklisting had forced offshore centres to get tougher, whereas OECD countries had never faced equivalent pressure and could get away with being laxer.
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Acceptability here refers to civilian standards of safety and trust; for military use the standards might be somewhat laxer, but the performance requirements would likely be tougher.
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As it shows, gun owners and supporters of laxer gun laws are more likely to have recently engaged a public official or political organization on this issue.
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The same day as the debate, for example, a clutch of 17 moderate House Democrats sent a letter to bank regulators urging a laxer approach to derivatives regulation.
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Booker's bill includes inducements to local governments to adopt laxer zoning rules, so fewer cities would have constrained housing supply, but Harris's bill does not include that component.
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Moderates — represented by Buttigieg and former Vice President Joe Biden — believe that having laxer guidelines for donations is a political necessity not inherently at odds with good governance.
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The basic problem: If a city or state passes strict gun control measures, people can simply cross a border to buy guns in a jurisdiction with laxer laws.
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The fear of the EU 27 is of a Britain that benefits from frictionless trade in the customs union but is able to undercut continental competitors with laxer regulation.
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To prevent industrial producers from relocating out of state to somewhere with laxer animal welfare requirements, Proposition 12's requirements apply to all animal products sold within the state.
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That means more jobs in places like golf courses, who'll be eager to hire since laxer Labor Department rules will make it easier for them to offer low pay.
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Some women travel to Germany, where abortion is technically unlawful but tolerated until the 12th week of pregnancy, or to other nearby countries where restrictions are laxer (see chart).
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The Transport Workers Union says that there is currently a gap in the law which means repairs to US aircraft carried out overseas are subject to laxer safety controls.
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Europe has opposed the use of chemical cleaning due both to safety concerns and the fears that they could lead to laxer hygiene practices elsewhere in the supply chain.
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And because most of their products are commoditised, higher costs imposed by decarbonisation risk "carbon leakage"—the possibility that places with laxer climate policies will produce the commodities more cheaply.
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The FCC has strict rules governing language on broadcast shows, but the regulations are laxer for cable networks like FX. Plus, the show came with a TV MA-L warning.
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Consumer groups pointed out that food safety laws, such as California's ban on oysters contaminated with the pathogen vibrio vulnificus, would be overruled by laxer laws in states like Louisiana.
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Toronto has awakened to a grim new reality: Despite Canada's tight gun laws, the city is gripped with some of the same problems that bedevil larger places with laxer rules.
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In parts of Asia and Africa, the rules around fishing are often considerably laxer, and there's a real worry that fish populations are being harvested unsustainably, leading to dangerous depletion.
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Although there's evidence that laxer access does lead to more use, adolescent marijuana use has actually fallen in Colorado, which in 2014 became the first state to allow legal pot sales.
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What this critique misses is that a big contributor to gun violence in Chicago is guns that come from outside the city and state — specifically, states that have much laxer gun laws.
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Enforcement has become laxer since China stepped up its claim to all the islands, reefs and rocky outcrops contained within a "nine-dash line" that encompasses most of the South China Sea.
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Laxer labor standards and lower pay in Mexico have swelled corporate profits at the expense of Canadian and U.S. workers, making the issue one of the major battlegrounds of the NAFTA talks.
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And supporters of laxer gun laws are nearly 133 percent more likely than supporters of stricter gun laws to have contacted a public official over the issue in the same time span.
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And supporters of laxer gun laws are nearly 60 percent more likely than supporters of stricter gun laws to have contacted a public official over the issue in the same time span.
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The statute thus empowers the largest firms which pose the biggest risks to bargain with the Fed for laxer standards with the threat of a well-resourced litigation challenge in the background.
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The decision allowed the Italian government to provide state aid to the two lenders with laxer conditions than in an SRB rescue, prompting accusations that EU banking rules were being applied inconsistently.
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This gets to one of the fundamental problems in America's gun laws: It's not just that they are generally laxer than other developed countries' laws; they are also poorly applied and enforced.
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CAPP's report, based on surveys of its members, said Canada's oil industry faces challenges including uncertainty related to climate change policies, potential U.S. protectionist measures and possibly laxer regulations in the United States.
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Trump's election win has also helped bolster Goldman shares, which have flirted with an all-time high as investors anticipate laxer financial regulation, lower taxes and pro-growth policies, according to the WSJ.
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As with all insurance, there can be a risk of "moral hazard", with banks that offload some of their risk becoming laxer about their own controls, said Domenico del Re, director at consultants PwC.
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The evidence actually suggests the opposite of Winslow's claim: If laxer laws around marijuana had any effect, it was to weaken the opioid epidemic — and therefore cut down on the number of overdose deaths.
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He decided to start a university of his own — not a nonprofit but a for-profit, and not in California, where he had clashed with skeptical accreditors, but in the laxer regulatory climate of Arizona.
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"This I.P.O. is another milestone in the execution of G.E.'s strategy to significantly reduce its financial services businesses," Richard Laxer, the president and chief executive of GE Capital International, said in a news release.
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Greenpeace accused the American negotiators of trying to weaken environmental protection standards; of taking a laxer approach to product regulation than the Europeans; and of trying to give corporate lobbyists greater say in decision-making.
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"There's always going to be the odd idiot who causes some type of problem," Balz said, adding that they would be safer in Canada than in the United States, where gun laws are much laxer.
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Still, Metzl worried that the rule's repeal was "a first step" in "a broader attack" on gun laws, pointing out that laxer gun laws are something that Trump and Republicans supported on the 2016 campaign trail.
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On Tuesday, Trump also reiterated that Beijing might stall talks in hopes of inking a laxer deal with "somebody like Elizabeth Warren or Sleepy Joe Biden," singling out two Democratic presidential front-runners, before reversing course.
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Laxer labor standards and lower pay in Mexico have swelled corporate profits at the expense of Canadian and U.S. workers, the U.S. administration claims, making the issue one of the major battlegrounds of the NAFTA talks.
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The point: While the NRA values making its costume extremely difficult to obtain, the organization — by lobbying for laxer gun laws — seems okay with letting people get a gun without much, if any, of a hassle.
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The law, which is still on the books, included "a piñata of perks for energy industries," according to a Washington Post article at the time, including tax breaks and laxer pollution rules for oil and gas companies.
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With reduced no-development zones, and laxer rules for real estate and commercial projects, the new CRZ opens up common-use spaces such as beaches, salt marshes, and boat parking areas for tourism and industry, according to analysts.
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By the same telling, this was supposed to be a particular boon for business owners (and, downstream, for workers), who would welcome a climate of lower taxes, laxer regulation, and greater certainty with new investment, and thus more jobs.
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LONDON, June 4 (Reuters) - Rules in European Union member states for granting trading access to foreign banks need a rethink after Brexit to help prevent lenders from basing themselves in countries with laxer supervision, France's markets watchdog said on Tuesday.
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Labor union leaders in the two wealthier nations say laxer labor standards and lower pay in Mexico have swelled corporate profits at the expense of Canadian and U.S. workers, making resolution of the issue a major battleground of the NAFTA talks.
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In the US in recent decades, regulators, enforcers, and the courts have taken a laxer attitude toward antitrust, which has resulted in more mergers, or companies growing to the point that it's hard for rivals to stay in the game.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price seemed to hint that he might consider laxer enforcement of the individual mandate, which he claimed drove up premiums (all available analysis suggests the opposite — the mandate holds premiums down, and does not drive them up).
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Several analyses of places with restrictive gun laws — Chicago and Illinois or "the Iron Pipeline," for example — have found that's exactly what happens in many cities and states, with guns typically flowing in from neighboring or nearby jurisdictions with laxer gun laws.
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Labor union leaders of the two wealthier NAFTA nations say laxer labor standards and lower pay in Mexico have swelled corporate profits at the expense of Canadian and U.S. workers, making the issue one of the major battles of the NAFTA talks.
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The National Taxpayer Advocate's office, a watchdog group in the federal government, has estimated that every $1 in budget cuts to the IRS costs the government about $7 in lost revenue, both from increased erroneous payments and from laxer enforcement of fraud.
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Other research shows that in states that require background checks for private handgun sales women are less likely to be shot by their partners, police are less likely to be killed by handguns, and gun suicides are rarer than in states with laxer laws.
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For a criminal or gun trafficker, this creates a loophole: If they want easy access to a gun, they can travel for a few hours to a state with laxer laws and purchase a gun without any of the obstacles presented by Massachusetts's laws.
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But in an average period, she finds that "access to payday credit reduces well-being" and that areas with laxer regulation of payday loans lead families to make imprudent spending decisions that ultimately leave them with less money to spend on food and housing.
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The commission forced Malta in 2014 to amend its scheme so that only people who had effectively resided on the island for at least 12 months could obtain citizenship, but the country has since allowed foreigners to buy passports with laxer requirements, the Daphne Project consortium found.
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The Commission forced Malta in 2014 to amend its scheme so that only people who had effectively resided on the island for at least 12 months could obtain citizenship, but the country has since allowed foreigners to buy passports with laxer requirements, the Daphne Project consortium found.
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Ethics dumping is the carrying out by researchers from one country (usually rich, and with strict regulations) in another (usually less well off, and with laxer laws) of an experiment that would not be permitted at home, or of one that might be permitted, but in a way that would be frowned on.
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"Bargaining, Part 2" (season 6, episode 2) "Bargaining, Part 53" is where Buffy's writing staff really starts to take advantage of the laxer standards and practices department of its new network, UPN: The violence is more graphic and bloodier than it ever was on the WB, and the villains are tossing around rape threats.
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Some energy-intensive European companies have voiced support for the carbon border tax to help them tackle competition from non-EU companies faced with laxer environmental laws and therefore cheaper production costs, but they have also said everything will depend on the design of new regulations and they would take years to agree and implement.
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But even so the beats are fainter and laxer than those on If You're Reading This, and although things perk up at the end with "Pop Style" and the inescapable "Hotline Bling," for the most part each slow, bland, half-rapped/half-sung elegy drags and drags and evaporates into a fine, chilly, barely tangible mist.
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"An I.P.O. of GE Money Bank to institutional investors will mark another milestone toward achieving G.E.'s objective of reducing its financial services assets, in line with the broader strategy of focusing on investment and growth in its technology and industrial businesses," Richard A. Laxer, the president and chief executive of GE Capital International, said in a news release.
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Meanwhile, the state legislature has lined up behind no fewer than three bills to expand gun rights in the wake of that tragedy, including one that would bar creditors from seizing firearms in a debt collection, another that would nullify any executive order to do with guns, and a "reciprocity" measure to allow Georgians with concealed weapons permits to carry into South Carolina, despite that state's much laxer permitting requirements.
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Well, the problem is, is that about 30 percent, 40 percent of those guns are coming from Indiana across the border, where there are much laxer laws, and so folks will go to a gun show and purchase a whole bunch of firearms, put them in a van, drive up into Mike Pfleger's neighborhood on the South Side of Chicago where his parish is, open up the trunk, and those things are for sale.
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The exit of Thiel, who has been an adviser to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, was not announced and was not publicly noticed until a tweet from Gab, a Twitter clone with laxer terms of service that far right figures on the internet adopted.
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