The legal limit for a pilot is 20mg, while the legal limit for drivers in the U.K. is 80 mg.
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The legal limit for alcohol for a pilot is 0.04 percent, which is half of the legal limit for automotive drivers.
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It also states that a pencil case had more than 35 times the legal limit of lead and almost 29 times the legal limit of cadmium.
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That was almost three times the legal limit of .
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We're told her BAC was 0.16 -- double the legal limit.
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EPA failed to set a PFAS legal limit in 2017.
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Turns out his blood-alcohol level was twice the legal limit.
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The legal limit for driving in the State of California is .
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Mathis' blood alcohol level was actually below the legal limit at .
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The legal limit is the same as when driving a car.
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We're told his blood alcohol was almost twice the legal limit.
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As we reported, Mac ended up blowing twice the legal limit.
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The EPA has not set a legal limit for chloroprene emissions.
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Officials say he was almost 3-times above the legal limit.
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His blood alcohol level was 0.16, about twice the legal limit.
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Bigurl was exceeding legal limit, so was her love for her op.
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Well, I never even got close to the legal limit of THC.
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Congress's defense authorization for 2018 exceeds the legal limit by $3303 billion.
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The legal limit for blood alcohol concentration in all states is .08%.
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Orrego-Savala's blood alcohol level was allegedly three times the legal limit.
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The legal limit for alcohol in the United States is 0.08 percent.
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Mr. Mitchel's blood also had alcohol levels at twice the legal limit.
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We're told Brandon blew a BAC at least twice the legal limit.
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There's also a legal limit on how loud you're allowed to play.
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If the level is over the legal limit, the vehicle will not start.
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Officials later determined Young's blood alcohol content was THREE TIMES the legal limit.
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A breathalyzer showed his blood alcohol was more than TWICE the legal limit.
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Many were working longer than the legal limit of 42 hours a week.
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Paul Stacey told CBC News the pilot registered three times the legal limit.
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Police said James-McLean's blood alcohol content was three times the legal limit.
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The legal limit for alcohol while driving in France is 0.5 g/l.
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The cost of an abortion near the legal limit is $21973,21974, Crim said.
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Cops say his blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit.
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We're told France's blood alcohol level was more than TWICE the legal limit.
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That's "four times over the 80mg legal limit for driving," according to the outlet.
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Arsenic concentrations in the soil were 24 times the legal limit 30 years later.
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She also blew a blood alcohol level more than four times the legal limit.
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For example, there is a legal limit on the capacity of the WIPP repository.
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Santos-Ochoa's blood alcohol content was 0.11 percent, 0.3 percent above the legal limit.
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If a driver's BAC is above the legal limit, the car will not start.
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It's way past the legal limit for safety and damages lungs, hearts, and brains.
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He also took a breathalyzer, twice, and registered over the legal limit both times.
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His blood alcohol level at the time was 0.2%, nearly double the legal limit.
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His blood alcohol level was measured at 0.16 percent, double the state's legal limit.
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The Obama campaign was also late returning some contributions that exceeded the legal limit.
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As we reported, his blood alcohol level that night was almost twice the legal limit.
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Crabbe's blood alcohol content reportedly measured 0.08 percent, which is the legal limit in California.
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But other regulations set the legal limit on annual out-of-pocket spending to $10,900.
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He then flunked a field sobriety test and blew more than twice the legal limit.
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They sift cases, alerting the courts when someone has been held beyond the legal limit.
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A breathalyzer test registered a blood-alcohol level of 0.136, well over the legal limit.
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Police allege her blood alcohol content was 0.26, more than three times the legal limit.
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Our sources tell us ... Bumpass' blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit.
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Those nitrogen oxide emissions, in some cases, were up to 40 times the legal limit.
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The court ruled the money was a party donation and therefore exceeded the legal limit.
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His blood-alcohol level three times the legal limit for adult drivers after the crash.
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Couch was found to have had a blood-alcohol level three times the legal limit.
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Burillo was arrested after he showed a blood alcohol level above the legal limit of .
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Campaign accounts remained within the legal limit, because expensive events were paid for using party funds.
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Both tests showed he was over the legal limit for operating an aircraft, airport police said.
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Phillips' BAC was 0.2, which is more than double the legal limit in Texas of 0.08.
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Police say her blood alcohol content was allegedly 0.26, more than three times the legal limit.
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He was charged with driving while intoxicated with a blood alcohol level above the legal limit.
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Until two years ago, the legal limit for "lead-free" pipes was up to 8% lead.
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We're told Tommie's BAC was 0.16 ... twice the legal limit, and a violation of her bond.
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Nearly all who contribute to the senator's campaign donate less than the legal limit of $2,700.
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He had a blood-alcohol content of 0.18 percent, or more than twice the legal limit.
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The victim's blood-alcohol level was about three times the legal limit when it was tested.
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By the side of River Road, Mr. Mottor blew a 303, far above the legal limit.
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The Marine had a blood-alcohol level three times the legal limit, according to local police.
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In June 2018, Fruman gave $2,700 — the legal limit for an election cycle — to Sessions's campaign.
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Two hours after his arrest, the pilot's blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit of .
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The legal limit in the state is 0.04, according to the North Carolina Department of Public Safety.
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Toxicology results indicate Hight was four times over the legal limit at the time of the murders.
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Her blood alcohol content was allegedly 0.26, more than three times the legal limit, according to police.
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That's well below the legal limit for driving in both the United States and the United Kingdom.
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The debt ceiling is the legal limit set by Congress on how much money American can borrow.
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Airport officials confiscated the money because it was more than the legal limit allowed on a flight.
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A breath test showed that her blood-alcohol content was twice the legal limit, the police said.
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Being awake for 210 hours is equal to a concentration of 0.10, above the 0.08 legal limit.
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Officials say his blood alcohol count was more than four times the legal limit for a pilot.
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We're told his field sobriety testing did not go well, and he blew over the legal limit.
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He went on his "Alex Jones Show" podcast and said he blew under the legal limit of .
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The driver was drunk, the police said, his blood alcohol content nearly three times the legal limit.
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Toxicology reports revealed that Mr. Hill's blood-alcohol content was several times the legal limit to drive.
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That same month, about 28,5003 children in DHS custody were held longer than 2500 hours — the legal limit.
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She was more than 22 weeks pregnant, close to the legal limit for obtaining abortions in many states.
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An Uber driver in Southern California was pulled over last night and blew three times the legal limit.
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But the budget deficit still widened to 2.8% of GDP, perilously close to the legal limit of 3%.
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At the time, police alleged her blood alcohol content was 0.26, more than three times the legal limit.
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She was allegedly highly intoxicated, with a blood alcohol level 3 times over the legal limit, KHOU reports.
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When it returned to test a few months later, it found levels had dropped below the legal limit.
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Authorities have said the driver, Jennifer Hart, had a blood alcohol level above the legal limit for motorists.
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We all know there is a legal limit for alcohol when driving, but no standard exists for marijuana.
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Toxicology results show she had a blood alcohol level that was four times the legal limit for driving.
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Tests showed THC levels in those fields were much higher than the legal limit, the sheriff's office said.
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But, at German insistence, cars can emit double the legal limit of nitrogen oxides and still be approved.
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A lab test found that McDowell had a blood alcohol level of 0.189, more than twice the legal limit.
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As an example, Leiba notes that in California, the "legal limit" for trihalomethane is 80 parts per billion (ppb).
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In Europe the ECB faces a legal limit on the share of any given government's bonds it can buy.
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Its researchers found that the cars from all manufacturers evaluated exceeded the legal limit on NOx many times over.
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These delays brought the teenager's pregnancy close to the 20 week legal limit for obtaining an abortion in Texas.
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Autopsies determined that Macias and Rivero had levels of alcohol below the legal limit in Florida, which is .08.
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He had a blood alcohol level of 0.24, three times the legal limit in Texas, hours after the crash.
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Madsen was also busted for DUI in Malibu back in 2012, when his BAC was twice the legal limit.
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I supplement up to the legal limit by substitute teaching in classes for special education and emotionally disabled children.
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Results showed that lead levels were over the legal limit in slightly more than 10 percent of those sampled.
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With the illegal gadgets engaged, Volkswagen's diesels can emit up to 40 times the legal limit of nitrogen oxide.
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Instead, they stretched existing laws to their legal limit, and used new laws in ways that defied congressional intent.
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For instance, Kabila has been under fire for staying on longer than two terms, which is the legal limit.
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Congress has less than month to raise the legal limit on how much debt the federal government can hold.
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A breathalyzer test revealed a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.102 percent, double the 0.05 percent legal limit in Australia.
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Loku's blood alcohol level was 247 mg/100 ml of blood — three times the legal limit, the report stated.
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If the device detects alcohol on a driver's breath in excess of the legal limit, the vehicle will not start.
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Alcohol impairment was a major factor, with nearly half of deaths involving a pedestrian or driver over the legal limit.
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But that assist gets you up to 28 mph, the legal limit for electric-powered bicycles in the United States.
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People caught smoking it in public places would be fined, as would people who possessed more than the legal limit.
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The U.S. government periodically raises the legal limit of how much money it can borrow to cover its budget deficit.
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Especially because it's possible Luca is actually older than 20, which would put him over the legal limit with Tabitha.
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Even if the accident was caused by a drone, the device was already flying at many times the legal limit.
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According to the report, Fernández's blood alcohol concentration was 0.147% ethanol, nearly twice the legal limit to drive a vehicle.
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The U.S. is expected to exceed the legal limit on the amount of debt it can hold on March 16.
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More recently, however, diesels have been shown to produce many times the legal limit of toxic NOx in real driving.
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Keep in mind there is no legal limit on the number of submissions that can be made in one day.
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Instead of blowing out candles, cops had Guion blow into a breathalyzer, which showed he was over the legal limit.
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Another charge, conspiracy to commit fraud, involves their alleged use of straw donors to make contributions beyond the legal limit.
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And over just five days in January, Brixton exceeded the European Union's nitrogen dioxide legal limit for the entire year.
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For example, when it comes to driving at speeds above the legal limit, many people do it, not just sensation seekers.
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The DNR filed charges against a Mountain Lake couple for possessing more 253 crappies over the legal limit for the state.
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France's blood alcohol level was allegedly more than twice the legal limit at the time of his arrest, according to TMZ .
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Of 22014 schools, 230 locations have tested positive for lead exposure over the federal legal limit of 22004 parts per billion.
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The trucks emit two to five times the legal limit of dangerous NOx pollutants in real-world driving, the suit said.
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At the time of the crash, Immesberger's reported blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit at .256.
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Regulators said tests found that the cars could emit up to 40 times the U.S. legal limit of smog-forming pollutants.
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Tests later showed she had a blood-alcohol level of 0.341, more than four times the state's legal limit for driving.
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Lowering the legal limit to 85033 is such a bad idea that even Mothers Against Drunk Driving can't get behind it.
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The electronic-logging-device mandate is designed to make it impossible for drivers to work more hours than the legal limit.
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And Facebook's news feed algorithm may matter more to journalists in some countries than any particular legal limit on their operations.
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The campaign also claimed that 99.9 of donors gave less than the maximum legal limit, and are eligible to contribute more.
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Her blood alcohol level was well over the legal limit, and the officer eventually agrees to get them her police report.
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On the day the ferry sank, April 20153, 2014, shippers had loaded twice the legal limit of cargo on its decks.
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In recent years the government has cut spending to prevent its budget deficit from breaching a legal limit of 133% of GDP.
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Government debt is reaching its legal limit of 65% of GDP—a reminder of the limits of what the state can afford.
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It needs cash to fund new infrastructure and to rein in the national debt, which is nearing its legal limit of 65%.
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Police found that Gaulke had more than twice the legal limit of alcohol in his system and was responsible for the crash.
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But it turns out it contains lead that's way over the federal legal limit, and your kid gets sick as a result.
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To be sure, there is a legal limit to the gains that can be made by judicious application of the tax code.
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Weiner is also accused of accepting 21 campaign contributions over the legal limit of $4,950 and spending $115,85033 without proper contracts provided.
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Forty-eight percent had a blood alcohol level above the legal limit for intoxication and 52 percent tested for an illicit substance.
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Hours after his arrest, Mr. Couch had a blood alcohol level of 0.24, three times the legal limit for drivers in Texas.
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The contributions were within the legal limit and fully disclosed, but the committee was given incorrect guidance on how to process them.
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The bill also lifts the debt ceiling, which is the legal limit on the amount of debt the federal government can have.
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Heavy drinking at that level could produce blood alcohol levels four to five times the legal limit, a figure calculated for adults.
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People caught smoking it in public places would have been fined, as would have people who possessed more than the legal limit.
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The guy who collided head-on with Macklemore had a blood alcohol level more than twice the legal limit ... TMZ has learned.
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Her blood alcohol content was more than double the legal limit, but her defense argued she had taken two prescription Ambien pills.
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Long story short ... Fernandez's blood alcohol level was almost twice the legal limit and his blood tested positive for traces of cocaine.
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Authorities said in April that Jennifer Hart, who was driving the vehicle, had a 0.102 alcohol level, higher than the state's legal limit.
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Andrew Halder had been operating the vehicle with a blood alcohol concentrate exceeding the state's legal limit, the office concluded during its investigation.
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He reportedly failed a field sobriety test with a blood-alcohol level of 0.21% — nearly three times the legal limit — and was arrested.
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The breathalyser kiosk will read the alcohol content in a person's blood and flash a red light if it's over the legal limit.
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There's a twist in the Robert Mathis arrest ... his blood alcohol level was BELOW the legal limit, law enforcement sources tell TMZ Sports.
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That might entail lifting a legal limit on the Treasury's borrowing authority, allowing the administration to raise more cash to buy foreign currencies.
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NOx pollution drops once catalytic converters warm up, but the VW's levels were more than 30 times the legal limit, Besch's data showed.
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The legal limit for pilots is 20 mg, while drivers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are allowed as much as 80 mg.
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Fewer than 2 percent of the water systems reported chromium-6 levels higher than California's legal limit, the EPA said in a statement.
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Those allegations included:Workers putting in 100 hours of overtime per month, well in excess of China's legal limit of 36 hours per month.
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"That is why we ask for the possibility to lower the state's stake in Engie below the legal limit," Le Maire told senators.
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Toxicology reports showed that Macias and Rivero had alcohol levels below the state's legal limit, and that Rivero had cocaine in his system.
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Once I was tested, I was found to be under the legal limit, so not guilty of a DWI under the Texas statute.
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When I questioned the legality of the arrangement, representatives of both teams were well aware that there was a 90-day legal limit.
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When he started reading about air quality enforcement, he realized that some factories around the town were still polluting above the legal limit.
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Moreover, the surge in apprehended families during this time resulted in children being held in CBP facilities beyond the 72-hour legal limit.
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Smollett also pleaded no contest to driving with a blood alcohol level over the legal limit and driving without a valid driver license.
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She said in the complaint she told Clemmensen there was a $5,85033 legal limit that could be spent on improvements to his suite.
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Kolb was taken into custody for driving while intoxicated with a reported blood alcohol level of more than 0.08, the state's legal limit.
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He fell into a coma after binge drinking, his blood-alcohol level reaching 0.40, five times the legal limit to drive, prosecutors said.
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Monaghan pleaded guilty after blood tests showed he had more than four times the legal limit of alcohol for a pilot in his system.
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The legal limit is plus 2-meters per second, with Saturday's wind reading coming in at 1.3-meters per second, the track star said.
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This was a blow to anti-smoking advocates, who are pushing for much more drastic changes than just raising the legal limit for purchasing.
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That is the same crash risk that the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has linked to driving over the legal limit for alcohol.
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The government had to announce $10bn in spending cuts in August to prevent the deficit from breaching the legal limit of 3% of GDP.
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All of them had blood alcohol levels that were more than double the legal limit, or had methamphetamine or other drugs in their system.
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The technology, still in testing, detects a driver's blood alcohol level and will not let the car operate if it's above the legal limit.
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The 0.2 per mille level is Sweden's legal limit for drunk driving, a level that is low compared to that in most other countries.
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According to ABC, a breathalyzer test showed her blood alcohol level was between 0.12 percent and 08 percent (California's legal limit is 0.08 percent).
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Li was granted bail after his period in detention hit a legal limit, said one of the two sources, who was briefed by authorities.
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In Colorado, where recreational marijuana is legal, the legal limit if you're pulled over for driving is 5 nanograms of THC in the blood.
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A toxicology report showed Salaam, 42, had a blood-alcohol level of 0.25, three times the legal limit for operating a vehicle in Colorado.
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The United States is expected to hit the legal limit on how much debt it can hold, or the "debt ceiling," by March 16.
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Roughly 22019 percent of drunk driving fatalities are caused by drivers with BAC levels of 0.15 or higher, nearly double the current legal limit.
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The family's troubling past After discovering the family's SUV, investigators said that Jennifer Hart's blood-alcohol content was over the legal limit to drive.
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The legal limit on how much the United States government can borrow returns on Thursday, potentially setting up an intense political battle in Congress.
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Officials say Julian Monaghan's blood alcohol level was more than four times the legal limit for a pilot when he was arrested in January.
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Julian Monaghan pleaded guilty to reporting for duty while his blood alcohol count was over the legal limit in Crawley Magistrates&apos Court Tuesday.
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Pardons are to be available only for people convicted of possessing 2583 grams of marijuana or less, the legal limit under the new system.
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In the video, Lane doesn't understand why he's being arrested since the breathalyzer shows his blood alcohol content was significantly under the legal limit.
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Landlords should only be allowed to raise rents to the legal limit after a tenant who had been paying a lower rent moves out.
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Pardons are to be available only for people convicted of possessing 30 grams of marijuana or less, the legal limit under the new system.
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It has soared 10 percentage points since the last annual budget to 42% of gross domestic product (GDP), above the legal limit of 35%.
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Some factories forced workers to perform overtime above the legal limit of 12 hours a week under threat of being fired, the researchers found.
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When it comes to office chefs exploiting their free snacks, the legal limit really depends on the terms set forth in the employment contract.
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It's a convenient way of saying I'm broke and nobody will give me any money because all my friends already maxed out the legal limit.
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MASSACHUSETTS So far, no federal agency has put a legal limit on PFAS compounds in food — the EPA's levels are merely guidelines, Ivey pointed out.
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The blood alcohol level of Gregory Belkin, 43, was three times the legal limit when he crashed into a Subaru, killing Rhonda Williams in January.
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" The interrogation team demanded that someone come from headquarters for a "first-hand on-the-ground look" as the treatment was "approaching the legal limit.
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And despite a legal limit on the daily amount of cannabis stores are allowed to sell, there's no limit in many of the illegal stores.
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That report, published last week, said many children had no access to showers and were being detained long past the legal limit of 72 hours.
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TMZ obtained the Douglas County Sheriff's report which says Keith Weglin's BAC was 0.18% when he got to jail ... more than twice the legal limit.
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Pruitt said the plan would include a legal limit for PFAS in water, and another official said the plan will be rolled out this year.
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He had a blood-alcohol level of 0.184, more than twice the legal limit, 0.08, according to Justin Fowles, a Montgomery County assistant district attorney.
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Research suggests that the effects of sleep deprivation can lead to an impairment similar to having a blood alcohol level twice the 0.05% legal limit.
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Nitrogen levels from the lab's wastewater registered more than 20 times above the legal limit, according to documents provided by a former Media Lab employee.
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In Minnesota, a judge ruled last year that the state's machines appeared to be rounding up results, falsely nudging some defendants over the legal limit.
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Authorities have said Jennifer Hart was driving when the vehicle crashed, and Friday they announced she had a blood alcohol level above the legal limit.
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Legal limit for blood alcohol is pretty high In 2000 Congress passed legislation making 0.08 the national standard for impaired driving in the United States.
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Dennis Rodman's blood alcohol level was more than DOUBLE the legal limit when cops arrested him for DUI back in January ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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A 46-year-old man was pulled over for erratic driving and found to have a blood alcohol level more than twice the legal limit.
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Cops say they showed up to Mac's house after the fact and had him use a breathalyzer ... we're told he blew twice the legal limit.
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During the incident, Caldwell-Pope told police he had 2 drinks of Hennessy that night -- but thought he was under the legal limit to drive.
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In October 2017 in San Benito, a random drug test found a shelter employee had showed up to work over the legal limit for alcohol.
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Does the law prohibit shareholders from voting to set the heat at a temperature that is mutually agreeable, if it is below the legal limit?
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Raz B blew a red light in his Mercedes-Benz, then blew well over the legal limit on a breathalyzer ... according to law enforcement sources.
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The researchers also looked at alcohol-involved fatal crashes in which a driver had a blood alcohol level at or above the legal limit of 2400.
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The United States is quickly approaching the legal limit on how much the Treasury can borrow to finance the nation's budget deficit and pay the bills.
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His blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit when his car veered off the road and crashed into an SUV that had broken down.
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Law enforcement authorities said at the time that Mr. Halder's blood-alcohol level was over the legal limit when the accident happened, according to news reports.
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He was allegedly forced to drink so much alcohol that his blood alcohol level was estimated to be about four times the legal limit in Pennsylvania.
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Mac Miller blew nearly twice the legal limit when he was arrested last Thursday for DUI, and that was well after he fled his crash scene.
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Michael's been down this road before ... he was also busted for DUI in Malibu way back in 2012, when his BAC was twice the legal limit.
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Roger Clinton, Bill's half-brother, has been charged with driving under the influence for allegedly tooling through Redondo Beach last month well above the legal limit.
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The merger with Tribune would put the combined company well over that legal limit, so Sinclair proposed selling off 23 local television stations around the country.
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After Wilder was pulled over on Wednesday for having windows tinted beyond the legal limit, officers smelled marijuana coming from inside his Cadillac Escalade, they said.
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Lawmakers have until September 30 to fund the government beyond this month, and raise the legal limit on how much debt the federal government can hold.
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The 5-4 decision, written by Chief Justice John Roberts, sets a strong legal limit on how much of your digital data the government can access.
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In severe cases, the condition can create enough alcohol to put patients more than four times over the legal limit, equivalent to 10 or more drinks.
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There is currently a legal limit of 20 days on how long families can be detained, although Trump instructed the Justice Department to challenge that rule.
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She raised approximately $3.9 million from donors who gave her between $2,700, the maximum contribution in the last election cycle, and $2,800, the new legal limit.
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At the time of the accident, Kolb's blood alcohol content was above the state's 0.08 legal limit, although his actual BAC has yet to be released.
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And former President Nicolas Sarkozy, above, will face trial on charges that he spent more than the legal limit on his failed 2012 re-election campaign.
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According to reports, the driver of the other car, Manuel Orrego-Savala, is an illegal alien whose blood-alcohol level was three times the legal limit.
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To get around the country's cash controls, individuals are asking friends or family members to carry or transfer out $215,21.5 apiece, the annual legal limit in China.
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LONDON – A former British Airways pilot has been jailed for eight months after he went to work with a blood alcohol level far above the legal limit.
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The cops tased and arrested him, and took him to the hospital, and later found that his blood alcohol level was at four times the legal limit.
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The day Kellie Rynn suffocated, 22 other children were being looked after by her daycare provider—over a dozen more than the legal limit for South Carolina.
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Some youngsters, nudged along by the recent introduction of a 52-hour legal limit to the work week, are starting to say "no" to boozing after work.
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Miller fled the scene but later confessed when police arrived to his home, reporting that his blood-alcohol level was nearly twice the legal limit at 0.15.
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She drove with a blood-alcohol level that was nearly three times the legal limit, going 53 mph in a 35 mph zone on June 27, 2010.
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In 2014, California regulators adopted a legal limit of 20173 ppb as the state's enforceable standard: 500 times higher than the public health goal established by scientists.
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Not long after the pair announced their breakup, Miller was arrested for driving under the influence in May, with a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit.
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Why it matters: The cars emitted more than 40 times the legal limit of nitrogen oxide, according to investigators, which can result in respiratory problems for humans.
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But now the devices are taking into account all hours on the road, which can quickly push a driver past the legal limit of consecutive work hours.
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Federal Election Commission filings show that Snyder donated $534.86 to the billionaire business mogul's campaign in September, well under the legal limit of $2,700 per election cycle.
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Mr Correa's overspending had left the economy "at the brink of sustainability", leaving a debt well above the legal limit of 40% of GDP, Mr Moreno declared.
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The amount was more than the legal limit for municipal bond measures at the time, so Norfolk had to lobby the state Legislature to allow an exception.
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A British government study of about 40 cars found that they spewed an average of six times the legal limit of nitrogen oxide under normal driving conditions.
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Couch was 16 and had a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit of an adult when he struck and killed four people in June 2013.
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A catch-and-kill payment of that sort could be considered an in-kind campaign contribution, well above the legal limit set by the Federal Election Commission.
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It happened last week in Kentucky, when the state department of agriculture burned nearly 100 pounds of hemp after the THC levels tested above the legal limit.
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Jones claims he tested below the 0.08 legal limit and that a "countywide dragnet" was started because of a low number of DWI arrests in Travis County.
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Egeli was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle while impaired by alcohol and operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol level above the legal limit.
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Of the 80 percent of patients who were tested for alcohol, just under half had a blood alcohol concentration over the legal limit for driving (0.08 percent).
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The software helped decrease emissions when the car detected it was undergoing testing, but would otherwise continue to pollute at amounts that were over the legal limit.
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Driving after sleeping only four to five hours a night is associated with a similar crash risk as driving with an alcohol level at the legal limit.
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So, you can try to troll a Waymo or other self-driving cars with some black tape, but don't expect them to budge past the legal limit.
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Couch, 16 at the time of the crash, was found to have a blood-alcohol level three times the legal limit for adult drivers after the crash.
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Results from a blood test showed his blood alcohol level was 0.2%, about 2.5 times the legal limit and the equivalent of consuming 10 drinks an hour.
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Last spring, after a city noise inspector measured the call to prayer at above the legal limit, the city asked the mosque to turn it down, too.
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She wrote in the complaint that she was told to find more money for the redecoration efforts after telling Carson's wife that $5,000 was the legal limit.
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"The evidence indicates that he had flown with an alcohol level more than three times the legal limit," US Attorney Nicola T. Hanna said in a statement.
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The day Kellie Rynn suffocated, 22 other children were being looked after by her daycare provider—over a dozen more than the legal limit for South Carolina.
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It's one of just three clinics in the state, and it's the only one to provide abortions till 20 weeks of pregnancy, the legal limit in Alabama.
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The Bird scooter driver was three times over the legal limit when he crashed into a 64-year-old pedestrian, who fell to the ground, scraping their knees.
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When mechanical engineering apprentice Elliot was breathalyzed, he was found to be over the limit with 47 micrograms in 100ml of breath, the legal limit being 35 micrograms.
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Nashville just announced that it was banning electric scooters after a man with twice the legal limit of alcohol in his system was killed while riding a scooter.
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The medical examiner estimated that after consuming a "lethal amount of alcohol," Coffey's peak blood alcohol level would have been nearly seven times the legal limit for driving.
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She blew almost twice the legal limit in a breath test, according to Talbot, after which she was taken into custody on suspicion of driving under the influence.
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The group also looked at the actual legal limit adopted by California regulators, even though the group's scientists consider this too lenient a standard: 10 parts per billion.
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But a fail can trigger provincial penalties, regardless of whether or not a person has more THC in their body than the legal limit under the criminal code.
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Police at the Detroit airport twice had Maguire blow into a breathalyzer, and each time his readings exceeded the legal limit, airport spokesman Michael Conway said on Saturday.
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Her first priority will be a tax-amnesty scheme intended to lift dwindling revenues and prevent the budget deficit from breaching a legal limit of 3% of GDP.
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The United States is one of few nations in which the legislature must approve periodic increases in the legal limit on how much the national government can borrow.
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When it was on the road, equipment designed to neutralize harmful nitrogen oxides would turned down, resulting in emissions that were up to 218 times the legal limit.
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When the NTSB first peddled the proposal to lower the legal limit back in 2013, the activist group came out as a firm "neutral," refusing to back it.
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When NHTSA tested nighttime drivers on weekends, it found 22.5 percent tested positive for drugs compared to only 1.5 percent who tested over the legal limit for alcohol.
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Even four times the legal limit for hemp is only 1.4 percent THC, not nearly enough Second of all, hemp contains very high levels of cannabidiol, or CBD.
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"We see effects in London that are below the legal limit, so it is concerning when you realize how many children are exposed to that" in South Asia.
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But with a legal limit on the number of existing medallions, someone would have to purchase the right to operate a taxi before affixing it to their Tesla.
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Fernandez had a blood-alcohol level of 0.147, well above Florida's legal limit of 0.08, according to autopsy reports released by the Miami-Dade County medical examiner's office.
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All 29 people were also carrying amounts of weed that were within the legal limit, and they were simply asked to trash the weed or take it home.
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That's more than six times the legal limit for driving and about two and a half times the amount of alcohol that can cause someone to black out.
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Shahmir Sanni told Channel 4 that the organization "Vote Leave" coordinated spending over the legal limit, using a Canadian data firm called Aggregate IQ, otherwise known as AIQ.
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Many described potential crimes, including managers who coerced them to work past the legal limit of hours and doctor logs, at times physically preventing workers from going home.
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Breedlove, who is 25, reportedly blew a blood alcohol level of 0.19 at the time of the crash, more than twice the legal limit, according to Fox 4 News.
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Verne Troyer had 3 times the legal limit of alcohol in his system when he was rushed to the hospital and sources tell us he never recovered from it.
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The United States is one of few nations in which the legislature must approve periodic increases in the legal limit on how much money the federal government can borrow.
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With her blood alcohol content at 0.33 percent—more than four times the legal limit—the driver was well into falling-down or falling-asleep-at-the-wheel territory.
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Radioactive readings of one of those isotopes, strontium-90, considered dangerous to human health, were detected at 600,000 becquerels per liter in some tanks, 20,000 times the legal limit.
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Ex-NFL lineman Will Smith was reportedly driving with a blood alcohol level 3 times the legal limit when he was shot and killed last month in New Orleans.
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In real-world situations, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency asserted, those powerplants would produce up to 40 times the legal limit for pollutants like smog-causing oxides of nitrogen.
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From its inception, the trial lacked any standards of a fair trial, ending prolonged periods of pre-trial detention long past the two-year legal limit in the country.
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Radioactive readings of one of those isotopes, strontium-90, considered dangerous to human health, were detected at 600,000 becquerels per litre in some tanks, 20,000 times the legal limit.
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Mnuchin said it was "ridiculous" that lawmakers needed to regularly raise the legal limit on how much debt the U.S. government can hold or risk triggering a global crisis.
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The 31-year-old Everton striker was pulled over around 2 AM in Cheshire (North West England) and it was determined he was over the legal limit to drive.
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In one study, the loss of a single night's rest had about the same effect as reaching the legal limit of drunkenness when researchers measured performance on cognitive tests.
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But when the car was just being driven normally on the road, the emissions controls switched off and the car emitted way more NOx than the EPA legal limit.
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Families would be detained together indefinitely under the expected order, which could run afoul of a 20-day legal limit on how long children can be kept in detention.
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And, while the facility Martin placed her child in was licensed, it violated the terms of its registration by accommodating more many times more children than the legal limit.
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The officer instructed medical personnel to draw blood from Mr. Mitchell, and they found that his blood alcohol concentration was 0.22, which is above the legal limit for driving.
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About 20% or one in five workers at the plant in the central Chinese city of Hengyang was a student intern, double the legal limit, according to China Labor Watch.
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After the internet discovered that LAX's rules allow travelers to carry weed, within the state's legal limit, the Los Angeles Times sought to clarify these regulations for potentially overexcited passengers.
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Massey had a blood-alcohol level of 0.15 percent, nearly twice the legal limit to drive and traces of midazolam, a prescription sedative often used before medical procedures, Wilkins said.
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While some states have set a legal limit of THC for drivers, some experts say that frequent smokers could pass the THC level without actually being impaired, according to STAT.
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Only days after returning, Indrawati cut $10 billion from the 2016 budget to ensure the fiscal deficit does not breach the 2822.5 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) legal limit.
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During this process, the CBD becomes concentrated and the THC gets dragged along with it, Weiblen said, possibly to the point where the amount of THC exceeds the legal limit.
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The United States is one of only a few nations where the legislature must approve periodic increases in the legal limit on how much money the federal government can borrow.
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The legal limit on how much the federal government can owe creditors, known as the "debt ceiling," was reimposed Saturday after a one-year suspension ran out on March 2.
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The authorities said that Bush's blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit when he hit a 72-year-old man on a motorcycle and left the scene.
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Back in D.C., he was busy trying to get permission to extend the time immigrant children can remain detained with their parents beyond the current legal limit of 20 days.
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In 2010, Lula stepped aside, having reached the legal limit of two consecutive terms, and his protégée Dilma Rousseff—a leftist guerrilla in her youth—became Brazil's first female President.
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The only apparent disappointment the next morning, after their first hunting outing together as a group, was that they had bagged only 58 birds, two short of their legal limit.
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But these results also suggest that some beers contain as much 300 times the legal limit of glyphosate in drinking water in Germany, according to those who undertook the study.
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Their detention well exceeded the Egyptian legal limit of two years for pretrial and provisional detention, and human rights groups maintained they had not been allowed access to their lawyers.
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As a result, it is not clear whether statutes criminalizing obstruction of justice apply to the president and amount to another legal limit on how he may wield his powers.
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There was no evidence of self-harm or other injuries, but her blood alcohol level was more than four times the legal limit for driving in Britain, the court heard.
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These types of accounts generally are also insured by the FDIC up to the legal limit of $250,000 and sometimes even more for special kinds of accounts or ownership categories.
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Michael Forrest Behne admitted to having one glass of wine before he left his house, but that shouldn't have been enough to put him at four times the legal limit.
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The U.S. government has a legal limit on how much it can borrow, currently set at about $19.8 trillion and the limit can only be increased by a vote of Congress.
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Instead, Williams says Trump needs to focus on the drunk driving problem in America -- since the suspect was allegedly nearly three times the legal limit when he struck and killed Jackson.
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Police drew the blood, which showed his blood-alcohol concentration far above the state's legal limit, after finding Mitchell shirtless, wet and covered in sand near the shores of Lake Michigan.
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He was arrested last month and had earlier pleaded guilty at Uxbridge Magistrates' Court in London to performing an aviation function with alcohol in his blood exceeding the prescribed legal limit.
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WWE superstar Jeff Hardy -- one half of the Hardy Boyz -- was arrested Saturday night after cops say he drunkenly crashed his car in North Carolina while THREE TIMES the legal limit.
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Some who came in under the legal limit were obviously unfit to be behind the wheel, while others who were stoned out of their gourds on paper appeared to be unaffected.
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The tap water in Pretty Prairie, Kansas, for example, "has exceeded the Environmental Protection Agency's legal limit" for nitrate for more than 20 years, the Environmental Working Group reported in 2017.
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Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said the White House is "looking at options" to raise the legal limit of how much the debt the federal government can hold.
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Sterling had a blood alcohol level of 0.16, about twice the legal limit for the District of Columbia, and tested positive for THC, the active ingredient in cannabis, prosecutors have said.
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According to the Hartford Courant, Wooten was allegedly over the legal limit for booze when he crashed his car into the stone wall of the Putnam Heights Cemetery in Putnam, Connecticut.
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An autopsy concluded that Mr. Piazza's blood alcohol level was as much as four times the legal limit for driving at one point, and the video gave clues as to why.
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The Treasury said that in 2018 some 20 million bills were paid by the public administration and, on average, these were settled one day inside the legal limit of 60 days.
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But Mr. Worth said Mr. Small, whose blood-alcohol level was above the legal limit, ignored his girlfriend's pleas to stay in the car, and was intent on confronting Officer Isaacs.
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The United States is one of only a few nations that requires the legislature to approve periodic increases in the legal limit on how much money the federal government can borrow.
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Ray Bourque's blood alcohol level was more than 3 TIMES the legal limit when the Boston Bruins legend was arrested for drunk driving this weekend ... this according to the police report.
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The Collin County medical examiner&aposs office found that Hight had a blood alcohol level of 0.33 during the shooting, which is about four times the state&aposs legal limit for driving.
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The agency did not announce a maximum contaminant level (MCL) for PFAS, a legal limit for the amount the chemical can be allowed in drinking water under the Safe Drinking Water Act.
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Debt ceiling returns, creating new headache for GOP: The legal limit on how much the United States government can borrow returns on Thursday, potentially setting up an intense political battle in Congress.
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Cage — whose blood alcohol level was reportedly 0.15, almost twice the legal limit, according to TMZ — was arrested for a DUI, examined at a hospital, and soon released on a $30,000 bail.
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His wife, Anri Kawai, a candidate for Parliament, was also accused of paying double the legal limit of about $140 a day to staff members who travel in vans shouting campaign slogans.
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Several of the products for toddlers had at least 400 times the legal limit of lead, and yet some were recommended by the "Amazon's Choice" feature as high quality and good value.
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If he wasn't reimbursed, Cohen may have run afoul of federal campaign-finance laws, since the payment could be considered an in-kind donation to Trump's campaign beyond the individual legal limit.
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Couch's blood-alcohol level was nearly three times the legal limit when he lost control of his truck and fatally struck a stranded motorist and three people who had stopped to help.
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Because he died on a Friday, the family would need to keep him home for the next three days — the legal limit of time you can keep a body in Washington state.
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Sleep psychologist William David Brown told NPR that missing a night of sleep is equal to having a blood-alcohol level of about 0.1, which is over the legal limit for driving.
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The department believes that if officials can better track who has left the country, they will be able to better assess who has stayed here beyond the legal limit of their visa.
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"We have to find the right balance of how much sugar is too much, versus how much alcohol can we put in to not be over the legal limit to sell," Polizzotto says.
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The government had banked on the amnesty to bring in 113 trillion rupiah ($12.6 billion) in 2016, to help keep the budget deficit from breaching a legal limit of 3 percent of GDP.
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The station sent a sample of the oil he took in lieu of multiple migraine medications to a lab, which certified that the oil had 0.018 percent THC — well below the legal limit.
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The scandal, uncovered by federal and state regulators in 2015, also involves 475,000 2.0-liter vehicles, with the equipped software allowing the vehicles to emit pollution up to 40 times the legal limit.
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Poland exceeded the daily legal amount of pollutants in 35 of its 46 "air quality zones" and nine of those zones also failed an inspection of the annual legal limit, the court said.
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On the 35-hour work-week, he said he would let unions and employers reach deals to opt out of it, rather than raising the legal limit to 39 hours as Fillon advocates.
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After snorting ten times the legal limit of crushed Ritalin one night, Robertson went after his parents with a butcher knife and a claw hammer, beating and stabbing both of them to death.
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Later that month, Miller totaled his Mercedes G-Wagon truck, wrapping it around a utility pole, after driving intoxicated with a blood-alcohol nearly level twice the legal limit, as reported by TMZ.
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The second bill would expand the legal limit on investors in venture funds doing early-stage funding that can help a company get off the ground — called angel investing — to 250 from 100.
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Short-selling, or betting that a company would lose value, would still be allowed on the LTSE — and investors won't have a legal limit on their ability to sell shares at any time.
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The affected Audi models with so-called Euro-5 emission standards emit about twice the legal limit of nitrogen oxides when the steering wheel is turned more than 15 degrees, the ministry said.
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Critics responded that even if the president may do something in the absence of a legal limit, it does not necessarily follow that he can still do it after a law forbids it.
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Indonesia is discussing raising the limit on the country's fiscal deficit as a proportion of GDP above an existing 3% legal limit to shield the economy, its deputy finance minister said on Tuesday.
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As we previously reported, Mathis' blood alcohol level was below the legal limit -- but officers felt he was under the influence and in no condition to drive so he was arrested for OWI.
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Mariee and her mother, Yazmin Juárez, came to the U.S. seeking asylum and were detained at Dilley from March 5 to March 25 — the legal limit of days the government can detain children.
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A late change approved by parliament on Wednesday states that this period should be cut to three working parliamentary day, but this is non-binding and does not supercede the 21-day legal limit.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Volkswagen will offer generous compensation packages to the roughly 20153,22015 U.S. owners of diesel vehicles whose emissions are over the legal limit, the head of its claims fund told a German paper.
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One of Indrawati's first acts when she returned to Jakarta as finance minister in July 2016 was to slash state spending by $20133 billion to hold Indonesia's deficit within a 3 percent legal limit.
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The lawsuit doesn't specify how much money Cruz's campaign has raised since the election, but it does say that the campaign committee repaid $250,0003 — the legal limit — of the $255,000 loan that Cruz secured.
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And last year, while preparing his new presidential bid, Sarkozy was placed under investigation for "suspected illegal financing of an election campaign for a candidate, who went beyond the legal limit for electoral spending".
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Soon after news of their split hit, Miller was arrested for a DUI where his blood-alcohol level was twice the legal limit, and a man on Twitter somehow thought it was Grande's fault.
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Seven million Americans receive tap water with levels of chromium-6 that are higher than the legal limit established by California -- 10 ppb -- which is the only state to enforce a maximum contaminant level.
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Lowering the legal limit isn't an effective way to crack down on drunk drivers, but it could have serious ramifications for the average person who just wants to relax with a beer after work.
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Specifically, the amount was well above the legal limit set by the Federal Election Commission for a campaign contribution, was paid just days before the election, and concerned alleged conduct that occurred years ago.
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For instance, one study pointed to an average decreased reaction time of 120 milliseconds, just over a tenth of a second, associated with a blood alcohol content (BAC) level of 0.08, the legal limit.
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A late change approved by parliament on Wednesday states that this period should be cut to three working parliamentary day, but this is non-binding and does not supersede the 21-day legal limit.
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Polly Rogers had alcohol in her system that amounted to 0.19, more than double the legal limit for driving in North Carolina, WSOC-TV reported, citing toxicology results by the North Carolina's medical examiner office.
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Police in Zurich and nearby Schaffhausen still confiscate cannabis when their officers find people using it, arguing it is impossible to discern whether its THC content falls within the legal limit without an expensive test.
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Resch said tests carried about by the DUH's Emissions Control Institute (EKI) found models of the Euro-6 diesel generation released NOx on average 5.5 times the legal limit when tested in real driving conditions.
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The couple was charged with having more than the legal limit of crappies in their possession – if found guilty, the couple could be fined and ordered to pay restitution up to $3,000, the Star reported.
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Couch had a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit—as well as weed and Valium in his system—when he killed four people and paralyzed his passenger on a joyride near Fort Worth.
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The world hasn't forgotten about the fact that the automaker put 11 million vehicles on the road which purposely polluted far more than the legal limit, and that the company deceived regulators in the process.
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Based on that notion and the EPA's delay in setting a nationwide legal limit of PFAS in drinking water, several states, like California, have taken it upon themselves to set their own legal PFAS limits.
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As a result, many products that claim to contain CBD in fact do not, or they may contain more than the legal limit of THC, according to testing done by the Food and Drug Administration.
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McConnell said there is "zero chance" Congress won't raise the debt ceiling — the legal limit on how much the federal government can owe — before the Treasury Department runs out of ways to delay a default.
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Reuters on Monday reported that a Naha police official said the Marine left the crash with scratches and that a breathalyzer test found that his blood alcohol content was three times above the legal limit.
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To meet India's labor laws, the Utthan pact also called for a maximum six-day week for artisans, a workday of no more than 22018 hours — in line with the legal limit — and reduced overtime.
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Some believe the national government is promoting, or at least ignoring, violence in Ituri as a way to keep Kabila in power beyond the legal limit of his presidential term, which ended two years ago.
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Kathryn told police that her daughter had a history of alcohol abuse and had been hospitalized in October with a blood alcohol content of 0.40 percent – five times the legal limit to drive, the AP reported.
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The Thomson Reuters Foundation reported in December that workers at the world's largest glovemaker, Malaysia's Top Glove, have worked excessive overtime and in some cases exceed the legal limit to help clear debts to recruitment agents.
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They arrested Pavelich and charged him with four felonies: assault with a dangerous weapon, assault causing bodily harm, possession of a shotgun shorter than the legal limit, and possession of a firearm without a serial number.
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For instance, when a human is awake for more than 20 hours, they perform tasks as poorly as someone with a blood alcohol level of 0.08%, which is the legal limit for driving in some states.
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It said it has recently stepped up inspection of financial product providers on Alipay and Sesame Credit, its credit platform, and found some problematic cases involving "interest rates above the legal limit and inappropriate collection methods".
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MINNESOTA ANGLERS CHARGED FOR CATCHING 253 FISH OVER LEGAL LIMIT: THEY &aposWERE BITING GOOD&apos The Slick Line team won $5,000 for coming in first place out of the 31 teams that competed in the tournament.
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Image: Washington State Attorney General's OfficeA bright green frog-shaped pencil case targeting children on Amazon contained 7003 times the federal legal limit for lead, according to an investigation by the Washington State Attorney General's Office.
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Two months ago, Turner (who has since dropped out of school) was convicted of three felonies, including assault with intent to rape an intoxicated woman (she was found to be three times over the legal limit).
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It's a new record for the company, and features not only autonomous driving in a single lane, but lane changes, freeway transfers and more, with speeds of up to 55 MPH (the legal limit, of course).
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"One of them is the Wild Fidget Premium Spinner Brass which had a whopping 33,000 parts per million of lead, which is 330 times the legal limit for lead allowed for a children's product," Litt said.
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The Treasury Department on Friday suspended the sale of certain bonds and began a series of accounting maneuvers, known as "extraordinary measures" that will keep the U.S. government's nearly $22-trillion debt beneath the legal limit.
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The Treasury Department on Friday suspended the sale of certain bonds and began a series of accounting maneuvers, known as "extraordinary measures" that will keep the U.S. government's nearly $28500-trillion debt beneath the legal limit.
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Couch had a blood alcohol level nearly three times above the legal limit for an adult when the pickup truck he was driving struck and killed a stranded motorists and three people who stopped to assist.
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U.S. environmental regulators are unimpressed with VW's efforts so far to redeem the damage done through the emission of 40 times the legal limit of nitrogen oxide by its 2.0 litre diesel cars over seven years.
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At the time of his death, the 18-year-old's blood alcohol level was 0.495%, according to the coroner, which is nearly 25 times the legal limit in Louisiana for those under the age of 21.
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Skaggs had a blood-alcohol level of 0.122 (above the legal limit of 0.08), 3.8 nanograms per milliliter of fentanyl and 38 nanograms of oxycodone, a prescription-strength pain killer, in his system when he died.
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That was becoming clear already on the Tuesday after the crash, when the police said that tests on his cadaver had shown that he had a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit while driving.
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"We found that the mandatory laws were associated with a 2000% decrease in alcohol-involved fatal crashes" among drivers with a blood alcohol level of greater than or equal to the legal limit of 103, said McGinty.
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There is absolutely no doubt Doe was in medical danger: According to the police report, her blood/alcohol level was nearly three times the legal limit, in a range that is often linked with stupor and coma.
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U.S. environmental regulators are unimpressed with VW's efforts so far to make amends for the emission of as much as 40 times the legal limit of nitrogen oxide by its 2.0 liter diesel cars over seven years.
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Let's start with what is allowed: passengers and visitors to LAX can carry marijuana — up to the California legal limit of up to 28.5 grams — through the airport up until the Transportation Security Administration security checkpoint areas.
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The agency did not give a maximum contaminant level, a legal limit allowed in drinking water under the Safe Drinking Water Act, for PFAS, but said it would start that process by the end of the year.
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According to the plea agreement , both breathalyzer tests performed on Arnston "were well above the federal limit of 0.04 percent for pilots," indicating blood alcohol concentrations of 0.134 and 0.142 percent, over three times the legal limit.
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Her research shows some people black out at blood alcohol content levels as low as 22013, which is below the legal limit to drive, but most start losing their memory at BAC levels of 210 and above.
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The coroner also stated Amy was more than five times over the legal limit, according to the inquest, and two large bottles and one small bottle of Vodka were found in the bedroom of her London home.
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Sarkozy has repeatedly denied knowledge of dual accounting and some 18 million euros ($20.1 million) in false invoices issued by the Bygmalion event-organization company that meant his campaign costs were more than double the legal limit.
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U.S. environmental regulators are unimpressed with VW's efforts so far to make amends for the emission of as much as 40 times the legal limit of nitrogen oxide by its 2.0 litre diesel cars over seven years.
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And he would not wait to make a regulatory determination to set a legal limit for PFAS in drinking water under the Safe Drinking Water Act or designate PFAS as a "hazardous substance" under the Superfund law.
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In May, he visited P.S. 31, in Greenpoint, where students showed off anti-idling posters they'd made (the legal limit in a school zone is sixty seconds) and took turns wearing a gas mask that he'd brought.
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Asylum seekers, migrants, and international students based in Ireland may need a visa to travel to the UK, and in some cases the paperwork may not arrive before they hit the 24-week legal limit for abortion.
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But President Trump has waited so long in making his choices for several districts, including those based in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Newark, that their acting leaders were running against a legal limit of 133 days in office.
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Ex-NFL star Terry Glenn had marijuana in his system during his fatal car crash -- and his blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit ... this according to the autopsy report obtained by TMZ Sports.
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The money each voter would receive, dubbed "Democracy Dollars," would also only go to candidates who commit not to accept donations above the $200 mark, a major reduction from the $250,21 legal limit that candidates currently face.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's government is not in discussions that could allow the country's fiscal deficit to go beyond the current legal limit of 3% of gross domestic product (GDP), a senior finance ministry official said on Wednesday.
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Among the 2017 database's more disturbing findings is the revelation that over 4 million Americans live in an area where contaminants exceed a legal limit—and from a health perspective, many of those legal limits are probably conservative.
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He said borrowers had to pay 10 per cent of the loan amount as monthly interest, with the annual interest rate reaching up to 53 per cent, which is well above the legal limit of 60 per cent.
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But I had no clue what two nanograms of THC per milliliter of blood—the legal limit—meant in practical terms, nor could I tell you how much weed I would have to consume to reach that limit.
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This week, Los Angeles International Airport posted a new marijuana policy on its website, announcing that LAX and the LAPD will now let people stroll onto their flights carrying cannabis, as long as it's under the legal limit.
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Also damaging, at least to the FCA brand, is the fact that the same researchers who uncovered Volkswagen's defeat devices recently tested FCA diesels and found that some emit up to 20 times the legal limit of pollutants.
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The German study also found that an Insignia sedan made by G.M.'s Opel unit, a car similar to the Buick LaCrosse sold in the United States, emitted more than five times the legal limit of nitrogen oxide.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin will address the lower house of parliament on Tuesday after a lawmaker proposed allowing him to run for president again despite a legal limit currently prohibiting that, the TASS news agency reported.
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Ms. Glisson admitted to having had seven or eight beers before speaking with the officers and had a blood alcohol level of 0.21 percent, according to the affidavit, more than two and a half times the legal limit.
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The driver, a 256-year-old man from the area, showed a blood-alcohol level nearly four times Italy's legal limit, according to the prosecutor's office in Bolzano, a city in the South Tyrol area of northern Italy.
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First Words In September 22014, a laundress named Emma Gotcher reported Curt Muller, the owner of Portland Grand Laundry, for making her work more than 21970 hours — the state's legal limit for women — on, of all days, Labor Day.
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An air monitoring site at Brixton Road in south London began recording levels of nitrogen dioxide above the threshold early Thursday and continued to do so beyond the 18-hour legal limit, according to data from King's College London.
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The independent news organization ProPublica and the Boston radio station WBUR reported last month that the larger food servers in Middleton were dumping wastewater with 20 times the legal limit of nitrogen underground, an apparent violation of state regulations.
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The customers accused the bank of violating the National Bank Act, which generally restricts interest rates for banks to the legal limit where the bank is based, or 8 percent in Bank of America's home state of North Carolina.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Most new diesel vehicles exceed the legal limit for nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions, German environmental lobby group DUH said on Friday, calling on the government to force car companies to carry out hardware retrofits of polluting cars.
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Once it was flagged by #GrabYourWallet, the company had trouble distancing its intentionally apolitical brand from that of its heiress, whose personal contributions to super PACs supporting President Trump went way over the legal limit, per the Associated Press.
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Prosecutors said that nondisclosure payments Cohen arranged for the two women, Karen McDougal and Stormy Daniels, broke the legal limit on individual donations to a political campaign and violated the law banning corporations from giving directly to a candidate.
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He argues U.S. Congress should take steps to reduce or eliminate this risk by limiting holdings of employer stock to 10 percent of plan assets - the same legal limit that defined benefit plans must follow in their investment portfolios.
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The Sinclair-Tribune deal would have given the combined media company the ability to reach nearly three-quarters of the country's television-viewing audience, putting it over the top of the legal limit on serving 28500 percent of households.
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The legal limit for Bloomberg -- as a person -- to donate the DNC would be in the hundreds of thousands, but because the money is coming from his campaign account, he is legally allowed to transfer millions to the DNC.
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Drunken driver: A motorist with a blood-alcohol level nearly four times the legal limit plowed a car into young German tourists as they crossed a road in northern Italy on Sunday, killing six people and injuring 11 others.
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The former staffer, Helen Foster, said she was told to "find money" beyond the $5,000 legal limit for redecorating and another report indicated that HUD also spent $31,000 last year to replace a dining room set in Carson's office.
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Gutshall also had two-and-a-half times the legal limit of alcohol in his bloodstream, leading to a prompt DUI arrest, but luckily he was wearing exactly the right shirt to remind police that his life does, indeed, matter regardless.
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Not only did we find products quickly and easily, but after testing them at EcoWaste's office, we also found that they had up to 41,000 times the legal limit of mercury, which could cause health issues with just one application.
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During his plea, he told the judge that he "participated in the conduct for the purpose of influencing the election," which makes the payments campaign contributions that well exceed the legal limit of $2,700 for an individual to a candidate.
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After the girl became incapacitated and unable to walk -- her blood-alcohol level was later found to be four times the legal limit to drive -- two friends carried her to the suspect's car, who allegedly forced her to perform oral sex.
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The CNDC also called on ENACOM and the modernization ministry to speed up the process by which the new company must return 80 megahertz of spectrum to the state in order to comply with the legal limit for a single operator.
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Many of the children have been kept beyond the 20-day legal limit, although there is ongoing court debate over whether such a ceiling applies while they are waiting to join sponsors, who are often family or friends of family.
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Nearly five months after he was arrested for driving under the influence, Heisser entered a guilty plea on one count of driving with a blood alcohol level over the legal limit on Wednesday, according to the Superior Court of California.
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Atlantic City first came under state control in 2010 as a condition of its request to raise property taxes beyond the legal limit, which it needed as its tax base began to plummet because of gambling competition in neighboring states.
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It wasn't only his obsessive relationship with the company's games that led to the automotive assault, though; Lee said alcohol was also to blame, and sure enough, when authorities tested his blood alcohol level, he was well over the legal limit.
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The Treasury has said the public administration is clearing a backlog of unpaid debt, pointing to data showing that some 20 million bills were paid in 2018, which, on average, were settled one day inside the legal limit of 60 days.
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The Times - The Electoral Commission said it was probing whether the left-wing network of Jeremy Corbyn supporters spent more than the legal limit for a non-party campaigner in the run-up to the snap election in June. bit.
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Many worked overtime hours that exceeded the legal limit without being properly paid, while others were only paid the minimum wage if they worked extra hours and met their quota, which the United Nations defines as forced labor, the CCC said.
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A recent analysis by Chicago-Kent College of Law professor Bernadette Atuahene and Detroit-area urban economist Tim Hodge estimates that at least 233 percent of homes in the city were assessed beyond the legal limit between 2009 and 2015.
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The system also looks for bulk purchases (four four-count packs of Juul Pods is the legal limit for a single transaction) and locks when the fifth Juul Pod pack is scanned, automatically removing the fifth pack from the customer's cart.
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JAKARTA, March 24 (Reuters) - Indonesia's government may need room for its budget deficit to exceed the 3% legal limit as the country battles the spread of the coronavirus and its economic impact, Deputy Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara said on Tuesday.
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Today, the EPA and the California Air Resources Board issued a notice of violation to FCA alleging the automaker installed—and didn't disclose—software that results in increased nitrous oxide emissions beyond the legal limit on some of its diesel-powered cars.
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Another problematic punishment alluded to in the memorandum concerns the use of "admission bonds," which requires the handing over of collateral (such as a large sum of money) that would only be returned if the person departs the US during the legal limit.
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The results showed that 30 minutes after vaping, I had 0.5 ng of THC per ml of blood level, which is four times below the legal limit of 2 ng per ml of blood, even though I felt too high to drive.
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According to two anonymous sources who claim to have seen the presentation, the company knew its diesel cars polluted far more than advertised — as much as 40 times the legal limit in the U.S. — and declined plans to install improved emissions systems.
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If the money was connected to Trump's ongoing presidential campaign, then it may count as an in-kind campaign contribution by Cohen—one that apparently went unreported to the Federal Election Commission and exceeded the legal limit for individual donations under federal law.
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Volkswagen is set to plead guilty on March 10 in Detroit to three felony counts under a plea agreement to resolve U.S. charges it installed secret software in vehicles to allow them to emit pollution up to 40 times the legal limit.
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It was Henri Paul, the 41-year-old driver the Ritz had assigned to them, who killed them by driving into the tunnel at a speed three times the legal limit, estimated as high as 90 miles an hour, and losing control.
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However, Swecker -- who, according to the department, is experienced in DUI detection and enforcement -- let Hurst go because he determined that the Virginia legislator would be below the legal limit by the time he would be able to do a formal breathalyzer test.
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In 2015, the most recent year for which national data were available, drugs were present in 43 percent of drivers who were involved in fatal crashes, compared to 85033 percent of drivers who had above the legal limit of alcohol in their system.
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The repayments - revealed exclusively by the Thomson Reuters Foundation - could total about $10 million, an estimate based on the number of workers and average sum of $660 they paid which was more than six times the legal limit in Myanmar, MWRN said.
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"If you miss just one or two hours of your normal sleep within a 24 hour period, your performance as a driver has the same level of risk as driving with a blood alcohol concentration above 0.08, the legal limit, " Nelson said.
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"Not only did CBP hold Carlos longer than the legal limit and apparently fail to care for him while he was sick, the agency seems to have been untruthful with Congress and the public about the circumstances around his tragic death," said Rep.
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Mr. Sarkozy spent the day being questioned by investigative judges and was notified of the preliminary charges of "illegal financing of an election campaign" because he had, as a candidate, "exceeded the legal limit for electoral spending," the Paris prosecutor's office said in a statement.
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Sibson, who Fayette said was "very drunk" at the time of the shooting — his blood alcohol content at the hospital afterward tested at three times the legal limit — was indicted May 16 on the murder charge and turned himself in to Anchorage police on Friday.
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Manafort's debt became the largest at the bank, and in order to allow the bank to issue the sizable loans without violating its legal limit on loans to a single borrower, Calk had the holding company acquire a portion of the loans from the bank.
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" The N.F.L. released the results of its investigation last May, which stated that two low-level Patriots employees had knowingly deflated balls below the legal limit and that it was "more probable than not that Brady was at least generally aware of the inappropriate activities.
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Though the debt ceiling is not technically part of the budget process — it is simply a legal limit on how much Congress can borrow to pay the bills it has already authorized — voting to raise it is a politically unpopular move in both parties.
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In order to uphold Attorney General Jeff Sessions's "zero tolerance policy," under which every border crosser is prosecuted for illegal entry, the administration is working to add tens of thousands of detention beds and to hold families beyond the current legal limit of 20 days.
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Prosecutors alleged that Cohen "caused" AMI's $150,000 payment to Karen McDougal, and that that violated the law because it was effectively a campaign contribution for Trump, in excess of the legal limit on what a corporation like AMI is permitted to give to a campaign.
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Still, "it might be, despite the fact that there is no rational legal limit to this, that companies are attempting to look as disconnected [as possible] from their independent contractors by not offering any benefits that are associated with the employment relationship," she says.
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The singer had a blood alcohol level that was more than three times the legal limit and was driving 102 mph when her vehicle collided with two other cars on September 4, the Taos County Sheriff's Office said in a news release, citing an investigation.
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The drunken-driving case seemed straightforward, the kind that prosecutors in Seattle convert into a quick guilty plea hundreds of times a year: a swerving car, a blood-alcohol level more than twice the legal limit, a first-time offense that caused no injuries.
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SAO PAULO, March 2 (Reuters) - Brazil has lifted the legal limit on foreign ownership of local airlines to 49 percent, from 20 percent previously, according to a presidential decree published in the official gazette on Wednesday, opening the door to more help for troubled carriers.
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Legal inquiries will end on Friday when VW is set to plead guilty in Detroit to three felony counts under a plea agreement to resolve U.S. charges it installed secret software in vehicles to allow them to emit pollution up to 40 times the legal limit.
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When Arkansas raised its legal limit for purchasing tobacco to 21, the legislation contained a clause blocking any county, municipality, or other level of government from passing regulations on "the manufacture, sale, storage or distribution of tobacco products" that are more restrictive than the state law.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Short-term rental website Airbnb said on Thursday it had proposed for Paris and other large French cities to create automated limits to ensure its hosts did not rent their property beyond the 120 days a year legal limit for a main residence in France.
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Federal judges blocked (at least temporarily) administration efforts to end: DACA An Obama-era entrepreneurial visa Funding for sanctuary cities A legal limit on how long child migrants can be kept in detention Temporary Protected Status for around 300,000 immigrants from Haiti, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Sudan.
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The Wall Street Journal had cited food safety inspectors in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh as saying they had filed a lawsuit accusing Nestle of substandard practices after ash content in samples of its Maggi 2-Minute Noodles was found to exceed the legal limit.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Volkswagen AG has agreed to pay more than $200 million into a fund created to cut diesel pollution, part of its agreement over about 2.03,000 3.0-liter diesel vehicles that emitted more than the U.S. legal limit, a person briefed on the settlement told Reuters.
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The report said it would be a campaign finance violation if Cohen made the payment to bolster the candidate's chances of getting into office because it violates the election law by making in-kind contribution that exceeds the legal limit and was not disclosed to election regulators.
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Literature generally suggests that between 3.5 and 5 nanograms/ML of THL in a person's blood is the point in which someone is equivalently impaired to that of being too drunk to drive—Colorado and Washington both have set 5 ng/ml as the legal limit.
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Last year, researchers at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia kept premature lamb fetuses alive in fluid-filled biobags for four weeks and, in 2016, scientists at the University of Cambridge sustained an embryo in a petri dish for 13 days (one day shy of the legal limit).
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The man, in his late 40's at the time, refused to take a breathalyzer test and was taken to a hospital, where his initial blood alcohol level was found to be 0.2% — about 2.5 times the legal limit and the equivalent of consuming 10 drinks an hour.
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For breach of carbon dioxide limits, there are clear penalties that so far have never needed to be enforced because EU cars - even allowing for Volkswagen's discrepancies - have as an average across the EU fleet been well below the legal limit of 130 grams per kilometer (g/km).
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Many in the city of 11 million complain of headaches and burning eyes and throats as air pollution levels this winter have on some days hit five times the legal limit, according to a global air quality index that many in Lahore check via the AirVisual phone app.
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For breach of carbon dioxide limits, there are clear penalties that so far have never needed to be enforced because EU cars - even allowing for Volkswagen's discrepancies - have as an average across the EU fleet been well below the legal limit of 130 grams per kilometre (g/km).
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The Basketball Hall of Famer, 56, appeared in an Orange County Superior Court and admitted to one count of driving under the influence of alcohol and one count of driving with a blood-alcohol level above the legal limit of 0.08%, according to records obtained by The Los Angeles Times.
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The 46-page report by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission determined that the vessel —which slammed into the north jetty at Government Cut off Miami Beach — was traveling at more than 65 mph and that Fernández was over the legal limit for alcohol and had cocaine in his system.
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"To any Federal Employee unable to pay for their medical cannabis due to the Government shutdown, BudTrader will donate to you the allowable, legal limit according to California adult use rules and regulations to help ease your suffering in this difficult time," the company wrote in a Facebook post on Monday.
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He pointed to a report issued this week by the International Council on Clean Transportation showing that emissions of nitrogen oxide from new diesel cars -- which converts into nitrogen dioxide once it comes into the air -- were more than double those from trucks and buses and more than six times the legal limit.
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But while this specific bed hadn't been harvested all the way to that 65 percent limit, Winfrey did describe it as "beat down pretty hard," enough so that he'd given the divers the go-ahead to descend to 19193 feet, the legal limit for shellfish harvesting, if it meant they'd find clams.
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While distracted scooter riders can be harder for police and public safety officials to track down, intoxicated scooting can lead to real arrests and DUI records, like the 28-year-old who crashed into a pedestrian while three times over the legal limit on a Bird scooter in Los Angeles back in September.
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Michael Horn, whose surprise departure from the helm of Volkswagen Group of America was announced late on Wednesday, was not on the teams negotiating with U.S. regulators over a fix for almost 600,000 vehicles found to be emitting up for 40 times the legal limit of pollutants, sources close to the matter said.
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Couch, who was 16 at the time of the crash, was speeding and had a blood-alcohol level of nearly three times the legal limit when he lost control of his pickup truck and fatally struck a stranded motorist on the side of the road and three people who had stopped to help.
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Ms. Deeks noted that by citing the authorization in order to deploy counterterrorism advisers even when Al Qaeda was not the main focus, the executive branch would avoid any fight over whether the mission was subject to the War Powers Resolution's 60-day legal limit for certain dangerous missions that lack congressional authorization.
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Though regular workers were better compensated in terms of wages and benefits, China Labor Watch says both groups were subjected to long hours and low wages, with workers putting in more than 20103 overtime hours during peak season, even though the legal limit is 36 hours, and some working consecutively for 14 days.
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Online delivery marketplace Eaze reported first-time delivery orders spiked over 50 percent on Monday, according to the AP. Multiple stores also told the AP that many people are buying in bulk up to the legal limit, much like they might be doing for other essential household supplies like food and toilet paper.
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There's also evidence that most scooter riders who got into accidents were either drinking or on drugs: That same study found that 48 percent of injured riders tested for alcohol use were way above the legal limit, while about 52 percent of those tested for drug use were using a substance, mainly marijuana.
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Kenia and Michael were among dozens of families who lived at the South Texas Family Residential Center for months beyond the legal limit of 20 days because they had previously been separated under the administration's "zero tolerance" policy and were being held while their lawyers sued the government over their asylum cases.
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Forty-three percent of drivers tested in fatal crashes around the country in 2015 had used a legal or illegal drug, topping the 37 percent who showed alcohol levels above a legal limit, according to the report by the Governors Highway Safety Association and the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, a nonprofit funded by distillers.
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His blood-alcohol level was twice the legal limit, and he told the police that though he was drunk, he could "remember everything," according to the police report, and that he'd "consciously decided to engage in the sexual activity with the victim," digitally penetrating her and then thrusting against her with his pants on.
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To cope with the strain in her personal finances, Ms. Wheelings has at times resorted to what is known as a mini-loan from the credit union, a six-month loan of up to $500 with an 18 percent interest rate — generally the legal limit for federal credit unions — and a $2000 application fee.
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And that's to represent the entire body of the United States Senate and the American people, to make sure that we work with the intelligence community to provide you the tools to keep America safe, and that you do it within the legal limit, or those limits that are set by the executive branch.
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Recent FCA diesels, which include the Jeep Cherokee and Fiat 500X, emitted as much as 11 times the legal limit of nitrogen oxides (NOx) when tests were extended beyond their usual 20 minutes, suggesting the presence of banned software used to manipulate the official tests, according to findings by the French DGCCRF consumer fraud watchdog reported by the newspaper.
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When you consider the medical evidence, including the physiological effects, and the relative risk of crash, you can understand why some countries set the legal limit at 0.05 and why in 2013 the NTSB recommended that 0.05 become the new limit in the U.S. Ignition interlocks could stop drunk drivers Drunk driving is a tough problem to solve.
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Those conclusions are striking considering that such tests are widely regarded as though they are always accurate and correct and are often a key piece of evidence in drunken-driving cases — if someone gets a result that is higher than 0.08, the legal limit in most of the country, they're highly likely to be convicted of a crime.
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But even before the plant blew, it was leaking more than 333 times the legal limit of benzene, a chemical that smells sweet and causes leukemia, infertility, and blood and immune system disorders, according to a new report from NBC News, E&E News, and the Investigative Reporting Workshop, a nonprofit newsroom based at American University.
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President Trump's re-election campaign plans to step up its efforts to capitalize on so-called bundlers, supporters who can raise money from friends and business associates in increments up to $2,800, the legal limit for a level of giving that has lagged in the campaign despite a far more sophisticated fund-raising operation than existed in 313.
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He fatally injured the stranded motorist, a youth minister who stopped to help and the mother and daughter who came out of their home nearby, according to AP. Three hours after the crash, tests showed Couch had a blood alcohol content of 0.24, which is three times the legal limit, CNN reports, citing the district attorney's office.
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Many were allowed to reopen after installing a primary-treatment plant, but Jaiswal told me that the levels of chromium pollution in tannery wastewater were still as much as eighty times above the legal limit, suggesting that the plant owners were not spending the money to operate them, and that the new regulations were only spottily enforced.
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Impaired riding is a worldwide issue and should be treated as drunk driving; out of 103 patients treated at three U.S. trauma centers for e-scooter-related injuries, 79 percent were tested for alcohol; 85033 percent of that group were found to have a blood-alcohol level of more than 0.08, the legal limit for drivers in most states.
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BMW's 3-Series 320d car, designed to comply with the latest Euro 6 emission standards, was found to have breached permitted nitrogen oxide (NOx) emission levels by up to seven times the legal limit in a series of road tests while emissions remained below the limit in a set of static roller-bed tests, Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) alleged on Tuesday.
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There are now three strung across the state in a wide triangle and shouldering an increasingly heavy patient load as the South continues to solidify its position as one of the largest abortion deserts in the US. Only one provider, the Women's Center in Huntsville, performs abortions on clients who are up to 16 weeks pregnant, the state's current legal limit.
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They didn't find a difference in the impact of state alcohol policies based on whether drivers had concentrations above or below 0.08, the legal limit for drivers over age 21 in the U.S. The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how specific state alcohol policies directly impact rates of impaired driving or alcohol-related crash fatalities.
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A financial audit released on Monday by the Fair Labor Association, obtained by the Washington Post, shows that Chinese manufacturers used by G-III Apparel Group, which has owned the license for the First Daughter's eponymous brand since 2012, routinely had its employees work overtime exceeding the legal limit, while making less than minimum wage and oftentimes without receiving benefits, in 2016.
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Since then, she has drawn Russian prime minister Dmitry Medvedev, the infamously homophobic MP Vitaly Milonov, and Vladimir Zhirinovsky, a Donald Trump-like figure in Russian politics who once proposed to ban overweight MPs and set a country-wide legal limit on the number of times that people could have sex in a year (his suggestion: about once a month).
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The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said in a report in December that there are 65 locations in the United States where commercial nuclear power plants are or have been recently operating and records indicate 46 of these sites have had leaks or spills that involved tritium levels above the legal limit for safe drinking water at some time during their history.
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Two of them flunked after nine-tenths of a gram, as you'd expect (one of them nearly hit the cameraman), but the heavy user, a 27-year-old girl named "Addy," who was three times above the legal limit for THC when she showed up to smoke some weed on TV, was "excited about being high and behind the wheel" and actually wasn't a bad driver.
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Before the SUV was found at the bottom of the cliff off US Highway 29 on March 103, Jennifer Hart's blood-alcohol content was over the legal limit to drive and some of the children were sedated when she, possibly intentionally, got a 210-foot start and accelerated off the cliff without braking, according to police, who are investigating the crash as a crime.
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Read more: The host of 'To Catch a Predator' is accused of bouncing checks for $13,000 worth of promotional mugs, T-shirts, and vinyl decals Truck driver in the wrong-way crash that killed a family of 5 had a blood alcohol level was nearly 4 times the legal limit Maine residents are awestruck by an ice floe that has formed a perfect circle
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Shaq -- the team's 2015 1st round draft pick -- was behind the wheel of a 2016 Chevy SUV which slammed into a 2004 Lexus SUV driven by former Duke QB Anthony Boone at 7:45 AM. When cops arrived to the crash scene near Shaq's Charlotte-area home, the NFL player was given a breathalyzer -- which turned up traces of alcohol ... but cops say it was well BELOW the legal limit.
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In August 227, Cohen pleaded guilty to eight federal charges in the Southern District of New York including charges of tax fraud, bank fraud, and violating federal campaign finance law by making a contribution to the Trump campaign in the form of a $22016,000 hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels — far over the legal limit of $2,7000 — to buy her silence on an alleged affair she had with Trump.
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Read more: Democrats hope Mueller's highly anticipated testimony will help them bring his report to life — but their biggest obstacle could be Mueller himselfCohen pleaded guilty in the Southern District of New York to eight federal charges of tax and bank fraud and of violating federal campaign-finance law by making a hush-money payment of $130,000 — far over the legal limit of $2,700 — to Stormy Daniels, the adult-film actress who says she had an affair with Trump.
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