And when I talk about the most drastic action we can take, this is the most drastic action we can take.
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"When I talk about the most drastic I can take, this is the most drastic action we can take," he said.
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Windows 8 was the most drastic change to the Start menu in its entire existence, and the most drastic change to Windows itself.
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"When I talk about the most drastic action we can take, this is the most drastic action we can take," Cuomo stated during an Albany press conference.
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Alabama signed into law on Wednesday the most drastic rollback yet.
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Cancellation is the most drastic step but would minimize logistical issues.
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Cancellation is the most drastic step but would minimise logistical issues.
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This is not redress; this is the most drastic form of retribution.
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Louisiana is one of the states experiencing the most drastic budget cuts.
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The most drastic remedy would be to break up the Big Tech companies.
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California introduced the most drastic measure of any state first, but that's changing.
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But Yang's figures show one of the most drastic quarter-over-quarter increases.
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In the most drastic cases, delayed oxygen therapy is keeping patients hospitalized longer.
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Of all the bans, the one against drug use is the most drastic.
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The report highlighted the five districts with the most drastic divide in the country.
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Koalas have the most drastic "apparent cuteness" to "actual nastiness" ratio in the animal kingdom.
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Here are some of the most drastic name changes undergone by today's most recognizable companies.
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Earlier this month, Bieber shocked his fans with his most drastic hair transformation to date: dreadlocks.
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This is definitely my most drastic decrease in spending, but it didn't happen without some sweat.
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The new U.S. course avoids some of the most drastic options the administration could have pursued.
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So as of June 1, the most drastic limitations on urban water use will be suspended.
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It is largely down to one of the most drastic civic water conservation campaigns ever conceived.
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Italy has adopted the most drastic measures in response to the coronavirus in Europe so far.
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In Southfield, Michigan, which saw the most drastic change, violent crimes fell by a whopping 77.1%.
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The change in all of their appearances is crazy, but the most drastic change is Gould's height.
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It asks the player to take most drastic measures in the light of the killing of Othran.
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And the most drastic example of how involves Centineo, an airport, and a group of overzealous fans.
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Mr Trump stopped short of the most drastic step: declaring Iran in breach of the multinational agreement.
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Already some House members from blue states, who would see the most drastic cuts, have raised concerns.
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Government officials in states with larger outbreaks and more cosmopolitan populations have taken the most drastic measures.
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The joint decision amounts to the most drastic closure of the U.S.-Canadian boundary since the Sept.
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It's the most drastic action yet by a US airline as the deadly coronavirus continues to spread.
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It's the most drastic action yet by a US airline as the deadly coronavirus continues to spread.
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Arizona also had one of the most drastic differences in funding among states listed in the report.
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Decertification is the most drastic thing the Olympic committee can do, and the nuclear option is warranted.
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It's the most drastic haircut Hudson has had since she found breakout success in 2000's Almost Famous.
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We are in the middle of another one of those seismic cultural shifts, possibly the most drastic yet.
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Britain's coming referendum on Brexit – whether or not to leave the European Union — is the most drastic example.
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This is the latest and most drastic move by the Federal Reserve since the coronavirus hit U.S. shores.
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When you think of major celebrity beauty shakeups, Miley Cyrus probably falls within the top ten most drastic makeovers.
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Out of all the Democratic candidates, Sanders would bring perhaps the most drastic changes for businesses and wealthy Americans.
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"This is the most drastic action we can take," Cuomo said, following yesterday's lead of California Governor Gavin Newsom.
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It's one of the most drastic steps taken by any tech company so far in response to the outbreak.
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The most drastic, she says, would be for the FTC to stop relying on corporate attestations of privacy protection altogether.
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However, Travolta's most drastic transformation of all is perhaps his role as Edna Turnbald in the 2007 adaptation of Hairspray.
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The most drastic step Pruitt could take would be to repeal the Clean Power Plan and replace it with … nothing.
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The order represents the most drastic measure any governor has taken to control the virus, and a decision that Gov.
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We will know where the most drastic measures must be deployed and where we can let up on the reins.
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The buzz cut was the most drastic haircut Hudson has had since she found breakout success in 2000's Almost Famous.
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The iPhone 7 is perhaps the most drastic revision of the phone since it was first released nearly a decade ago.
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The most drastic difference is her face shape – Mongeau appears to have completely redone her chin, as her earring looks widened.
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Qassem Soleimani in an airstrike near Baghdad&aposs airport, the most drastic step toward conflict with Iran in the 21st century.
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While the largest Women's March gathering was in Washington, D.C., the nation's capital wasn't the city that showed the most drastic change.
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Not only do we still stan the star with his choppy new look, but it's not even his most drastic hair transformation.
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She is more or less tricked into her most drastic instance of self-harm by a ghost's idea of a practical joke.
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However, far worse than just wasting money, these mandates harm consumers and workers, with the most drastic impact on society's most vulnerable.
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John Taylor: The conservative Taylor, a Stanford University economist, is the candidate representing the most drastic shift from the Fed's current policy.
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But much of this memo — including some of the most drastic changes it suggests — simply reflects the executive order Trump already signed.
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Some infectious disease experts insisted that the most drastic scenarios were unlikely, and that canceling a convention would be a serious overreaction.
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Katy Perry is no stranger to switching up her look, but this short pixie cut is her most drastic change to date.
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And while the cut would have an effect on PBS and NPR budgets, those aren't where the most drastic cuts would be felt.
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But Theresa May, who became prime minister in the aftermath of the referendum, quickly decided that they wanted the most drastic break possible.
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In the most drastic example, ABC's "Work It," two unemployed friends dressed up in drag after finding no one willing to hire men.
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They wanted to see if even the most drastic events — and nothing in life is more drastic than death — had failed to stick.
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A closer look at the blood chemistries revealed that while low sodium was the most drastic finding, it was not the only abnormality.
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Seattle is taking the most drastic measures of all the West Coast cities to protect its regional population of more than 11,000 homeless.
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In making the announcement, Mr. Newsom has taken the most drastic step of any state leader to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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The areas that have been torched in the past few months will suffer changes, but the most drastic ones could still be avoided.
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Hough has long put her hair in the hands of celebrity stylist Riawna Capri, who crafted the star's newest, and most drastic, transformation.
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The president is not considering the most drastic measures to head off the investigation, such as a pardon of Flynn or axing Mueller.
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While impeachment is among the most drastic remedies available to Congress, the American public should not fear impeachment or view it with dread.
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One of the most drastic downgrades came from Dutch bank ING, which cut its forecast for Malaysia's 2020 growth from 4.5% to 3.5%.
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But one of the most drastic changes included a $10,000 limitation on the amount of state and local taxes (SALT) that can be deducted.
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The most drastic form this kind of logic takes is the argument that we should stop having kids in order to save the world.
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"The most drastic difference between the two is the Olympics, it all came down to that last game to win it all," he said.
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Those steps, however, stopped short of the most drastic tools at Washington's disposal such as reimposing broader economic sanctions suspended under the Obama administration.
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Kuwait, which went into virtual lockdown on Thursday, has taken some of the most drastic steps in the region to curb the virus' spread.
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Only on two occasions were returns positive while the most drastic post-vote tumble came in 2002 when the index slid by -3.37 percent.
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National housing data shows that August and September tend to have the most drastic price reductions of any time during the year, Hale says.
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One of the most drastic proposals in the document is the call for the State Department to have its budget cut by almost a third.
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While restrictions on a national level are being introduced and debated, it is at the state level where the most drastic changes are being made.
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Cuomo is calling this, "New York state on pause," and he says it's the most drastic action the state can take to fight the outbreak.
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Winters in the U.S. have gotten warmer in the past 30 years, and the difference is most drastic in the coldest parts of the country.
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Perhaps the most drastic change of all: the PwC accountants won't be allowed to use their cellphones or be on social media during the ceremony.
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In a letter to Campbell's board on Friday, however, Mr. Loeb wrote that he had no option but to take the most drastic step possible.
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"This is most drastic measure taken by the authorities," said Abdulkhaleq Abdulla, a prominent Emirati political science professor and a government supporter based in Dubai.
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Note that in the most drastic scenario, (1.53), the carbon intensity of air travel would be about one-third what it is today by mid-century.
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But Elkhart went from having double-digit unemployment rates to less than 3 percent, with the most drastic improvement happening while Mr. Obama was in office.
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If he does pull the U.S. out of the agreement, it would be Trump's most drastic move yet to undo the environmental policies of his predecessor.
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Each season showed temperature anomalies, but the summer was the most drastic change, with the coldest recorded mean summer temperature for Europe between 1766 and 2000.
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The most drastic of them all may be Daenerys' fiery play (literally) to gain her freedom from Vaes Dothrak while gaining a loyal following in the process.
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Rating: 2 / 5 aluminium ingots It's impossible to imagine the reveal of the most drastic visual transformation of the iPhone in the product's history without Ive's narration.
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This would be the last date for a "clean hard fork"—the most drastic and also most comprehensive fix that would reverse the impact of the hack.
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The Fed's actions were the latest and most drastic steps down an unprecedented path of intervention in the U.S. economy and financial system amid the deadly pandemic.
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Some of Mr. Trump's most drastic breaks with precedent have come in the realm of foreign policy, where traditional views hold very little sway with the administration.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday ordered nonessential businesses to keep 27% of their workforce at home, and he put in place stringent new restrictions on New Yorkers starting Sunday as the state grapples with the worst coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. "When I talk about the most drastic action we can take, this is the most drastic action we can take," Cuomo said at a press conference in Albany.
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And her latest switch-up is her most drastic hair transformation since her red hair on the Nikelodeon show Victorious — and it comes in the form of bangs.
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She's experimented with her shade in the past (going orange for a brief period in 2014), but this blonde moment marks her most drastic hair change to date.
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Copa had previously said it would reduce 80% of its flights and ground most of its fleet, in the most drastic steps taken by a Latin American carrier.
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This was the consensus—or appeared to be—in the late 1980s and early 85033s when the Soviet Union and the United States made their most drastic cuts.
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The surprise expulsions by Bolivia were the latest and most drastic step taken by Ms. Añez to reshape foreign and domestic policy since succeeding Mr. Morales in November.
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Athletic apparel company Under Armour reports before tomorrow's opening bell, and has seen some of the most drastic cuts to EPS estimates of all companies releasing results this week.
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"This is the most drastic action we can take," said Cuomo, whose state of 19.5 million residents has the most confirmed cases of any state at more than 8,300.
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The restrictions, which apply to King, Snohomish and Pierce counties, represent some of the most drastic measures a state government has taken to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) rule, if ultimately allowed to take effect, could be the most drastic of the Trump administration's hardline anti-immigration policies, experts have said.
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The different approaches come as refiners across the world grapple with the shipping industry's most drastic fuel transition since it moved from burning coal to oil early last century.
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But Trump's proclamation could be the most drastic of those changes — reshaping the immigration system in the US during Trump's time in office along exactly the lines restrictionists have wanted.
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A Republican-led Congress and the White House now appear aligned and eager to make the most drastic changes in generations to federal entitlement programs that help those in need.
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Why it matters: If successful, it would be the "most drastic in a series of moves she has made to free the for-profit sector from safeguards," per the Times.
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The government's most drastic measure, however, might be the ban on political rallies outdoors — a surprising move considering how such rallies are a common part of daily life in Seoul.
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The proposal is the latest and perhaps most drastic development as religions have grappled with the increasing social acceptance of marriage equality and LGBTQ rights over the past several decades.
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The Committee on Energy and Commerce, on which Mr. Pallone is the ranking Democrat, also cited the health and human services report, and his figure highlights the most drastic findings.
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At its most drastic, the EU's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has the power to fine large companies up to 4 percent of the company's global annual turnover after the second offense.
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October was the worst month for the broader technology sector since the depths of the financial crisis, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite seeing its most drastic drop since November 2008.
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Since March 7, funds have slashed 103,593 corn contracts from their net position – the most drastic drop in spec enthusiasm for the yellow grain ever observed in a three-week period.
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Congress passed a sweeping $2 trillion stimulus package on Friday, its most drastic measure to date to throw a buoy to the American economy that is sinking under the coronavirus outbreak.
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From a pure usability standpoint, the most drastic change between older Pixel phones and the Pixel 4 line is the switch from fingerprint sensing to facial detection for unlocking the phone.
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The most drastic decline was recorded in Asia's coastal regions, including the East China Sea and Japan's Kuroshio Current, where stocks plummeted by 15% to 35% over the past 80 years.
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The Purge film that most closely mirrors our own reality is the one set at the point where its fictional United States is taking its most drastic turn toward fascism and dystopia.
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The shift, most drastic in suburban areas, could be insurmountable for Republicans in some districts, much like the rise of rural voters helped catapult Trump to the White House two years ago.
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McCarthy went from Police Officer to Deputy Commissioner of Operations of the New York City Police Department from 1981 to 2006, personally participating in most drastic drop in crime in American history.
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In 2015, Hurricane Patricia, one of the strongest storms ever recorded, went through one of the fastest and most drastic rapid intensification cycles, with winds increasing about 120 mph in 24 hours.
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Kuwait and Saudi Arabia have taken the most drastic steps among the six Gulf Arab states, which have recorded a total of 870 cases but no deaths, by halting international passenger flights.
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When Mr. Trump has made various claims about a decline in illegal border crossings in the past, he has tended to selectively choose points of time that showed the most drastic drops.
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Mr. Esper, battered by the criticism of his proposal since The New York Times first reported it in December, seems to have backtracked from the most drastic plans, including a complete withdrawal.
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Then, in perhaps the most drastic blow of all, Justice League director Zack Snyder stepped down earlier this year for personal reasons, leaving Joss Whedon in charge of reshoots and finishing the film.
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While it can be hard to keep track of all the things that are changing under President Trump's administration, the possible repeal of the Affordable Care Act is one of the most drastic.
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There's already reason to believe that Vanessa Hudgens has super powers: She can pull off even the most drastic new haircut, and has a way of making a flashy, bejeweled manicure look chic.
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The black hole that destroyed the original map on Sunday was the culmination of Season 10, billed "The End," and was the most drastic change Epic has made to the game to date.
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Wiping the computer and installing a clean copy of Windows is the most drastic troubleshooting step, especially if you have not backed up your personal files to another drive or a cloud server.
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The most drastic action China could take is to cut off North Korea's oil supply, a move which many experts who spoke to VICE News believe would finally topple the North Korean dictator.
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It "represents the most drastic measure the Chinese government has taken to block the use of VPNs to date, and we are troubled to see Apple aiding China's censorship efforts," the post read.
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Still, with trade talks set to restart in earnest next month, both sides have taken some steps to walk back some of their most drastic moves in the tit-for-tat trade war.
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Cuomo will sign an executive order putting the state on "pause" — the most drastic measure he's taken so far to curb the spread of coronavirus before confirmed cases overwhelm the state's medical system.
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It's quite common for me to direct multiple projects at once, but it's true that these two titles had the most drastic change in disposition out of those I've been involved with so far.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Paris has banned more than half of the cars registered in the region from its roads as a record heatwave worsens air pollution, the most drastic restrictions ever imposed there, officials said.
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Americans may have opted for change in the White House, but in statehouses across the country, politicians and bureaucrats are trying to figure out how to manage the most drastic presidential transition in recent history.
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And behind the scenes, large funds like BlackRock are less focused on some of the demands that could create the most drastic change — like tying pay to ESG performance — than they are on shareholder return.
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While indeed the most drastic payout reductions have made the biggest news, such as BHP's 74 percent dividend slashing and Anglo American's outright suspension, Russ urges investors not to tar all companies with the same brush.
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Neighboring Saudi Arabia in September scaled back financial perks for public sector employees in one of the most drastic measures yet by the oil-rich kingdom to save money at a time of low oil prices.
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The 837-page rule, seeking to target those who could become "public charges" in the United States, could be the most drastic of all the Trump administration's policies targeting the legal immigration system, experts have said.
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The most drastic of which was a CBS News poll, which showed Trump's economic approval rating dropping from 52% in its last poll to 20203% now, while his economic disapproval rating rose from 41% to 52%.
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In May, Stanton made his most drastic adjustment, closing off his stance with his front foot pointed roughly at the first baseman, the way Hall of Fame sluggers like Andre Dawson and Mike Schmidt once did.
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Perhaps the most drastic turn has happened among cannabis start-ups, which rode a wave of exuberance in recent years as countries like Canada and Uruguay and several U.S. states loosened laws that criminalized the drug.
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Because you were so much younger than everyone else in the band, you were leading probably the most drastic double life of everyone—being in the Replacements at night, and going to high school during the day.
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King Salman, in one of the most drastic measures to save money, ordered salaries of ministers and Shoura council members cut this week by 20 and 15 percent, and scaled back financial perks for public sector employees.
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The most drastic change is the AfD's arrival in the Bundestag as the third-largest party, having gained about a million votes each from the CDU/CSU and the political left (the SPD and the Left party).
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Neighboring Saudi Arabia in September cut ministers' salaries by 20 percent in one of the most drastic measures yet by the energy-rich kingdom which racked up a record budget deficit of nearly $100 billion last year.
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That support could make it more difficult for a Republican president to enact some of the most drastic changes envisioned by those drafting the party's policy platform, because at least some proposals would have to go before Congress.
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American Airlines announced Saturday that it would cut the number of international flights out of the U.S. by 75 percent until May, some of the most drastic action taken yet by the airline industry amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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The government of President Martin Vizcarra has decreed a state of emergency and a nightly curfew for 15 days that ends in late March, some of the most drastic measures among Latin American countries to fight the virus.
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Now, Gomez has upgraded her haircut in the most drastic way, changing the entire shape by chopping her ends short into a rounded mid-length lob with fringe bangs and styling it curly, like a '70s-inspired shag.
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Any deal between Trump and Democrats on border security funding this fall will be tougher for many progressives to stomach after watching from afar as the White House implemented some of its most drastic action yet on immigration.
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If a second special counsel takes shape, it would mark perhaps the most drastic move by the Trump administration to delve into accusations of wrongdoing at the FBI and Justice Department leveled by the president and conservative lawmakers.
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" It added, "We're disappointed in this development, as it represents the most drastic measure the Chinese government has taken to block the use of VPNs to date, and we are troubled to see Apple aiding China's censorship efforts.
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The congressman-to-be still faces an assault charge — he's slated to appear in court before June 7 and faces either a fine of up to $500 or, in the most drastic case, up to six months in jail.
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Saudi Arabia will cut ministers' salaries by 20 percent and scale back financial perks for public sector employees in one of the most drastic measures yet by the energy-rich kingdom to save money at a time of low oil prices.
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"We're disappointed in this development, as it represents the most drastic measure the Chinese government has taken to block the use of VPNs to date, and we are troubled to see Apple aiding China's censorship efforts," ExpressVPN said in a statement.
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The move represents the most drastic warning the department has issued to Americans traveling abroad as the world grapples with the coronavirus outbreak that has spread to over 150 countries and sickened close to 10,000 people in the United States.
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In the most drastic measure to limit travel, the Hong Kong authorities reduced by half the number of flights and shut down rail service to mainland China, and they also limited visas — moves that could inspire other governments to follow suit.
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Yet the latest news on the coffee front is perhaps the most drastic: In January, the German city of Hamburg announced a ban on the purchase and use of coffee pods in all government-run buildings and institutions across the city.
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The world's largest sovereign wealth fund will undergo the most drastic changes to its mandate in decades as it ratchets up investment risk and pulls back on the amount of oil money it can spend if the Norwegian government's proposals are approved.
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Sinan Ekim and Kemal Kirisci of the Brookings Institution think-tank said in a report the changes if agreed "would set in motion the most drastic shake-up of the country's politics and system of governance in its 94-year-long history".
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She protected some of the American investment in the United Nations against the most drastic budget cuts sought by the White House, while also working to reform the United Nations bureaucracy, a longtime American bipartisan goal and also a priority for Mr. Guterres.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia will enter a nationwide quarantine from Tuesday night, President Ivan Duque said late on Friday, the most drastic measure implemented so far by the South American country as it seeks to prevent the spread of the fast-moving coronavirus.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is considering narrowly defining gender as a biological, immutable condition determined by genitalia at birth, the most drastic move yet in a governmentwide effort to roll back recognition and protections of transgender people under federal civil rights law.
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DeVos Ends Obama-Era Safeguards Aimed at Abuses by For-Profit Colleges Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, in her most drastic move to deregulate for-profit colleges, announced she would end a rule to force them to prove the gainful employment of their graduates.
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WASHINGTON — Progressive Democrats are advocating the most drastic shift in tax policy in over a century as they look to redistribute wealth and chip away at the economic power of the superrich with new taxes that could fundamentally reshape the United States economy.
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Senator Kamala Harris of California took her most drastic action yet on Wednesday to salvage her once-promising, now-languishing presidential bid, laying off staff members at her Baltimore headquarters and elsewhere, and redeploying others to Iowa, where she is looking to rejuvenate her campaign.
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Uniper was spun off from E.ON in September in one of the most drastic corporate responses so far to an ongoing crisis in the power sector that has pushed many conventional coal and gas plants into loss in favor of solar and wind energy.
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So far, Mr Trump has not carried out the most drastic of the trade threats he made so loudly on the campaign trail: across the board, 45% tariffs on imports from China, plus withdrawal from the WTO and North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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BOGOTA, March 20 (Reuters) - Colombia will enter a nationwide quarantine from Tuesday night, President Ivan Duque said late on Friday, the most drastic measure implemented so far by the South American country as it seeks to prevent the spread of the fast-moving coronavirus.
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At the weekend, the government said it will shut live hog markets in the affected provinces and imposed a ban on transporting pigs and pork products from the provinces, the most drastic measure taken so far, and one set to have major repercussions across the supply chain.
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"The (Jupiter Police Department) resorted to the most drastic, invasive, indiscriminate spying conceivable by law enforcement -- taking continuous video recordings of private massages in which customers would be stripping naked as a matter of course -- in order to prosecute what are at most misdemeanor offenses," the attorneys write.
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Below is a list of some of the most drastic cuts: Possibly the biggest target of the budget proposal is scientific research and agencies that do anything related to combatting climate change, which makes sense given Trump is on record saying it's a hoax orchestrated by the Chinese.
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"We're disappointed in this development, as it represents the most drastic measure the Chinese government has taken to block the use of VPNs to date, and we are troubled to see Apple aiding China's censorship efforts," ExpressVPN, one of the companies impacted by the removal, wrote in a blog post.
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Combined with its decision to cancel all 737 Max flights through the rest of 2019, Southwest's actions are the most drastic response yet to the ongoing problems with Boeing's 737 Max, which came to light after a fault with the plane's design resulted in two crashes killing hundreds of people.
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Perhaps the most drastic intervention took place at the 1993 Art Biennale, when Hans Haacke hung a photo of Hitler and shattered the building's marble floor plates, leaving them as rubble to be walked over by visitors and winning in the process the Golden Lion, the art biennale's top award.
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Argentina's president, Alberto Fernández, announced on Sunday night that the country would shut down its borders for inbound foreigners for at least 230 days — one of the most drastic measures taken by a government seeking to keep the virus from spreading in a region that has relatively few diagnosed cases.
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And if the most drastic claims of automation's impact on employment come true, our society will have developed a plan to ensure economic and social stability through robust public employment, one that can be funded through taxes on the wealthy benefiting from automation and from those directly employed by the state.
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" In a blog post, ExpressVPN, which saw its app removed in the apparent clampdown, said: "We're disappointed in this development, as it represents the most drastic measure the Chinese government has taken to block the use of VPNs to date, and we are troubled to see Apple aiding China's censorship efforts.
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"The Trump administration is considering narrowly defining gender as a biological, immutable condition determined by genitalia at birth, the most drastic move yet in a governmentwide effort to roll back recognition and protections of transgender people under federal civil rights law," the N.Y. Times' Erica Green, Katie Benner and Robert Pear report.
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The most drastic response from a major metropolitan daily has come out of New Orleans and Baton Rouge, La., where The Advocate and The Times-Picayune — now one news organization, after The Advocate bought The Times-Picayune last year — will furlough 10 percent of the work force, the editor, Peter Kovacs, said Monday.
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The most drastic response from a major metropolitan daily has come out of New Orleans and Baton Rouge, La., where The Advocate and The Times-Picayune — now one news organization, after The Advocate bought The Times-Picayune last year — will furlough 10 percent of the work force, the editor, Peter Kovacs, said Monday.
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Saudi Arabia - which as of March 24 had registered a total of 767 coronavirus cases and one death - has taken some of the most drastic steps among Gulf Arab states by halting international passenger flights, cancelling the umrah pilgrimage to Islam's holiest sites and locking down its eastern Qatif region, where many cases are centered.
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With that said, Kloss isn't typically one for dramatic hair transformations (her most drastic to date is when she went platinum-blonde in 2017), but this isn't the first time she's chosen Fashion Week as the perfect occasion to get a trim: Last February, Kloss enlisted her hairstylist Harry Josh to give her a lob.
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Trump has never shown the ideological consistency needed to pull off the most drastic reimagining of U.S. foreign policy since World War II; but he has found a team sufficiently aligned with him to make his "America First" rhetoric enough of a reality to cause him the geopolitical crises he's so far managed to avoid.
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The United States, meanwhile, wants China to implement sweeping structural changes, including significant reductions in the state's role in the economy — along with more concrete ways to protect foreign IP. Experts have dismissed some of the most drastic demands as unlikely because they are at odds with the fundamental ways in which China's government works.
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CHICAGO, March 4 (Reuters) - United Airlines Holdings Inc is reducing U.S. and Canadian flights by 10% and international flying by 20% in the month of April and eyeing similar cuts in May in some of the most drastic measures announced to date by a U.S. airline in response to falling demand due to the coronavirus.
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WASHINGTON — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos plans to eliminate regulations that forced for-profit colleges to prove that they provide gainful employment to the students they enroll, in what would be the most drastic in a series of moves that she has made to free the for-profit sector from safeguards put in effect during the Obama era.
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A July 2018 study from the Center for Automotive Research examined four different tariff strategies the Trump administration could pursue, including the most drastic scenario of 25% duties across the board on all auto and auto parts imports; 25% but with exemptions for Canada and Mexico; 10% tariffs across the board; and 10% with exemptions for Canada and Mexico.
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Reinstating the Reagan rule would be the most drastic anti-abortion policy implemented by the Trump administration domestically, but it is very similar to the Mexico City Policy executive order Trump enacted in his first few days in office, which prevents US funding from going to any international organizations that discuss abortion with patients or provide abortions using separate funds.
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The move would be the most drastic in a series of steps that Mr. Trump has taken or threatened to take in recent days — including preparations on Thursday to send as many as 1,000 active-duty Army troops to help secure the southern border — as he works to stop what he has called an "onslaught" of immigrants only days before the midterm elections.
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WASHINGTON — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos formally moved Friday to scrap a regulation that would have forced for-profit colleges to prove that the students they enroll are able to attain decent-paying jobs, the most drastic in a series of policy shifts that will free the scandal-scarred, for-profit sector from safeguards put in effect during the Obama era.
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Senator Bob Corker, a Republican, has introduced a bipartisan bill requiring Congress to approve tariffs imposed for national security — Mr. Trump's justification for levies on metals from Canada, Mexico and the E.U. (All are retaliating.) The president asked Mr. Corker not to file the bill, which would be the most drastic move yet by Congress to check the White House's protectionist policies.
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" New rules for political ads: In what is perhaps the most drastic change for advertisers and ad buyers, Zuckerberg said that in the coming months they will not only require that advertisers have to disclose which page paid for an ad, "but we will also make it so you can visit an advertiser's page and see the ads they're currently running to any audience on Facebook.
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"The royal order returns all allowances, financial benefits, and bonuses to civil servants and military staff," said the decree, broadcast on state-run Ekhbariya TV. In September Saudi Arabia cut ministers' salaries by 20 percent and scaled back financial perks for public sector employees in one of the energy-rich kingdom's most drastic measures to save money at a time of low oil prices.
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Millions in California must stay home Ventilators are in short supply Older people face becoming isolated Get the latest updates here, plus maps and full coverage Nine million people in the San Francisco Bay Area and two other chunks of California are now under shelter-in-place orders — among the most drastic virus-slowing measures yet tried in the U.S. More of the nation may soon be headed the same way.
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Today Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, his emerging administration, and the Congress elected with him pose the most drastic threat ever to the ability of every woman to make decisions about her own body guided by her own religious, moral, and ethical beliefs.
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"Florida resorted to the most drastic, invasive, indiscriminate spying conceivable by law enforcement — taking continuous video recordings of private massages in which customers would be stripping naked as a matter of course — in order to prosecute what are at most (according to Florida's own allegations) misdemeanor offenses, as to which (according to Florida's own affidavits and search warrants) a wide array of alternative, benign modes of proof was readily available," the lawyers wrote in their filing.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE revealed on Friday one of the most drastic shake-ups of his White House staff to date, proclaiming with a tweet that Reince Priebus was out as his chief of staff, replaced by Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeTrump restricts travel from Europe to fight spread of coronavirus Overnight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Trump to deliver Oval Office statement on coronavirus | WHO declares pandemic | States impose drastic measures | Dems jam GOP with economic package Top Trump officials adopt more urgent tone as coronavirus spreads MORE (D) on Wednesday announced a ban in three counties on gatherings of more than 2628 people, the most drastic step taken yet by a state to contain the outbreak.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeTrump restricts travel from Europe to fight spread of coronavirus Overnight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Trump to deliver Oval Office statement on coronavirus | WHO declares pandemic | States impose drastic measures | Dems jam GOP with economic package Top Trump officials adopt more urgent tone as coronavirus spreads MORE (D) on Wednesday announced a ban in three counties on gatherings of more than 6900 people, the most drastic step taken yet by a state to contain the outbreak.
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The most drastic change in the poll was seen among Republican voters, whose support for the GOP-controlled House and Senate now sits at just 28503 percent, down from 22019 percent in early January shortly after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE signed the tax overhaul into law.
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