In response, Democrats will surely try to nationalize the congressional
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I guess the other argument is to nationalize these companies.
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Minister Mohammed Mossadegh, who was threatening to nationalize Iran's oil
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Yes, Mr. Kemp very much wants to nationalize this race.
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Above all, Mr. Salvini has sought to nationalize the election.
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However, the government also decided not to fully nationalize them.
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Matt Bevin's loss to his attempts to nationalize the race.
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It would only nationalize insurance, not the whole health care system.
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With Democrats trying to nationalize her race, Comstock is going local.
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How can we learn from their example and nationalize their effect?
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What does Labour want to nationalize, and how will it affect shareholders?
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"We should nationalize Amazon," my dad says whenever I bemoan all this.
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It would be easier for us to just think about ... Nationalize it.
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To reassure the business community, he has promised not to nationalize businesses.
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I'm calling on the Federal Government to nationalize the medical supply chain.
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Bannon's raison d'etre is to take on McConnell and nationalize Republicans behind Trump.
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Ben Bernanke realized that they needed to spend $700 billion to nationalize the
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NOW, WE SHOULD NATIONALIZE THAT PAIN, WHICH I THINK HAS BEEN SOUGHT HERE.
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As Prime Minister, Mossadegh passed a bill to nationalize Iranian oil in 1951.
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Jamal was excited about Prince Mohammed's vision, especially the plan to nationalize jobs.
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Diosdado Cabello, Maduro's second in command, has repeatedly threatened to nationalize the bank.
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His challenger, Jeremy Corbyn, has caused alarm with proposals to nationalize some industries.
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Trump wanted to nationalize Stop and Frisk to combat violence in the black community.
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Nationalize Twitter and sign an executive order mandating that retweets are in fact endorsements?
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RAIL Labour wants to nationalize the rail industry within five years of winning power.
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"The Democrats would like to nationalize everything," McConnell said on Fox News in June.
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Finally, we should push a future administration to nationalize such a buy-in program.
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Let's nationalize Equifax and the other two major credit reporting companies, Experian and TransUnion.
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The action stemmed from Venezuela's decision to nationalize foreign oil assets a decade ago.
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Sanders's opponents believe his plan to nationalize American health insurance is a political albatross.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn had announced plans to nationalize utilities in his election manifesto.
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Once a service is nationalized and people like it, it's hard to un-nationalize.
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White House officials said they do not support any effort to nationalize the 5G network.
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The Spanish government had to quickly nationalize the lender via a 22.5 billion euro bailout.
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They'll pass a ... The recent one is the idea that they should nationalize internet companies.
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The rebels want sweeping reforms to redistribute land to poor farmers and to nationalize industries.
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"My strategy in this race is to localize it, not to nationalize it," he said.
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Rispone, meanwhile, has sought to nationalize the race and frame Edwards as just another liberal.
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We just need to take these civic programs and this governing philosophy and nationalize them.
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Democrats have responded by calling to nationalize health care under a "Medicare for All" system.
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Opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn had announced plans to nationalize utilities in his election manifesto.
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A Corbyn government would also nationalize key utilities, including water, energy infrastructure, railways and broadband.
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He promised to nationalize rail and energy industries and spend hundreds of billions remaking society.
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The radical, left-wing candidate has promised to boost welfare spending, provide free lifelong education, free childcare, free school meals, nationalize the railways, nationalize the energy industry and an additional £30 billion in National Health Service funding and almost £30 billion in extra school funding.
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It effectively seeks to nationalize a version of laws emerging in several states including Washington State.
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He also intends to re-nationalize several public services, including water, railways and the Royal Mail.
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Jackson put the executive action by Truman to nationalize the steel mills into the last category.
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The law gives the government broad latitude to nationalize private industry in the name of security.
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He is also looking to nationalize the race, hoping for a Lamb-like boost by attention.
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Labour has vowed to nationalize all private finance contracts - which fund public infrastructure with private capital.
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Now we're told that we must spend trillions more, sacrifice our privacy and essentially nationalize Google.
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Recently some organizations have called on Congress to nationalize a bidding process for local infrastructure projects.
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Rispone's campaign, meanwhile, has tried to nationalize the race and reframe Edwards as just another liberal.
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He has also dropped old calls to nationalize certain private industries and legalize all drugs, including heroin.
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The U.S. did, too -- before we decided to nationalize airport security in the wake of 653/11.
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The GOP generally wants to wind the entities down while Democrats typically prefer to fully nationalize them.
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McDonnell also repeated pledges from Labour's popular 2017 election manifesto to nationalize industries like rail and water.
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He appealed for unity at those talks and argued against calls to re-nationalize French farming policy.
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The huge tax increases are a byproduct of Sanders's plans to nationalize major sectors of American life.
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He created an "election integrity" commission that was a thinly veiled attempt to nationalize voter-suppression techniques.
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Republicans have sought to counter those arguments by claiming that Democrats are trying to nationalize health care.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn wanted to crank up corporation taxes and nationalize rail, mail and energy companies.
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The confiscation was part of then- Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez's move to nationalize his country's oil industry.
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How can the country resist if Mr. Trump tries to nationalize the Arizona model with mass deportation?
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ENERGY Labour wants to nationalize the energy networks which transport electricity and gas to homes and businesses.
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They believe the businessman will negatively impact down-ballot races and could help nationalize prominent Senate races.
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Anger was swelling over the government, including its decision to nationalize $22024 billion in private pension funds.
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This pitch by Trump was consistent with the Republican strategy to nationalize the Pennsylvania special congressional election.
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Yet another possibility: a winner who aspires to sharply increase taxes on the rich and nationalize banks.
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His challenger, Jeremy Corbyn, has gone even further, alarming some businesses with proposals to nationalize some industries.
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Sechin helped him nationalize much of the Russian oil industry and was appointed Rosneft CEO in 2012.
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Israel was concerned that Nasser would nationalize the Suez Canal and block access to that critical shipping route.
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Opponents from the left felt it didn't go far enough to nationalize certain industries, such as the banks.
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In short form, HR2202 would outlaw employer health insurance and nationalize all health providers, from doctors to opticians.
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And in health care, he would simply nationalize the insurance sector, putting everyone on a Medicare-style plan.
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By the summer of 2016 Poroshenko was urged to nationalize PrivatBank, according to two former Ukrainian government officials.
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Now candidates trying to win in a crowded field have previously tried to nationalize the run for president.
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Andrew Cuomo has called on the federal government to nationalize the purchases of PPEs and other medical supplies.
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But Klobuchar was never able to fully nationalize her campaign because she constantly trailed her competitors in fundraising.
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Like President Barack Obama in 2009, Roosevelt in 1933 rejected calls to nationalize failing banks after they reopened.
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I think we might need to talk again Bill, whether you ought to nationalize your ability to stabilize.
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Andrew Cuomo for the federal government to nationalize medical supply acquisition instead of leaving it to individual states.
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Labour would specifically nationalize BT's Openreach division, which maintains much of the Uk's physical broadband and telephone infrastructure.
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It should postpone the retirement age (currently 55 for women and 60 for men) and nationalize pension standards.
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"Look, if Harry Truman couldn't nationalize the steel industry during wartime, this President doesn't have the power to declare an emergency and build a multibillion-dollar war on the border," Schiff said, referring to when the Supreme Court struck down President Harry Truman's attempt in 1952 to nationalize the steel industry.
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"Now, liberals are looking more and more likely to try to nationalize that system if they take back Congress."
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The American objective in covert ops was to preserve democracy, while the Soviet objective was to nationalize and repress.
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So it was no surprise when Ingoglia tapped into that tea party anger to nationalize Government Gone Wild's focus.
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Now, liberals are looking more and more likely to try to nationalize that system if they take back Congress.
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Aduviri called for centrist President Martin Vizcarra to nationalize control of strategic raw materials as Bolivia has under Morales.
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"There are no plans to re-nationalize Alitalia," Tria said in the lower house of parliament during question time.
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While both will work toward higher taxes on Wall Street, DSA ultimately wants to nationalize the entire financial sector.
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Warsaw, the capital, which was nearly destroyed in the war, passed its own regulation to nationalize some 40,000 properties.
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Churchill's successor, Labor's Clement Attlee, worked to dissolve the empire, nationalize industry and put in place massive welfare programs.
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Many businesses were also concerned by the opposition Labour Party's plans to nationalize rail operators, utilities and broadband infrastructure.
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If elected, Bloomberg would raise bank capital levels, nationalize Fannie and Freddie and limit high frequency trading, said Cowen.
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Matt Bevin had tried to nationalize the race by campaigning with Trump and playing up his opposition to impeachment.
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Labour has previously pledged to nationalize power networks, Royal Mail, rail and water companies, but McDonnell said it would not nationalize the whole of BT. "We're not taking over all of BT, we're simply taking over Openreach, the BT technology and some elements from within BT itself," he told BBC's Today radio program.
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With the National Front at his flank, he will come under serious pressure to continue to re-nationalize French politics.
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The FARC wants to radically change Colombia's economic model, nationalize industries like oil and mining, and renegotiate free trade deals.
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Democrats missed no opportunity to try to link Toomey to his party's nominee as they aimed to nationalize the race.
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So the GOP's best shot is to nationalize the race and paint Manchin as a liberal Democrat who hates Trump.
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You can bet that Democrats will nationalize both this election and race for the Senate seat being vacated by Sen.
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But instead, the UK ended up with a campaign about promises to nationalize utilities, eliminate university tuition, and raise taxes.
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All they needed to do was to run against Trump, nationalize the election and the House majority would be theirs.
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He also wants to nationalize the railways, raise new taxes on the financial industry and create a four-day workweek.
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MORE's first August as president, as conservative voters reacted vociferously to the new president's plans to nationalize America's healthcare industry.
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Today, the candidates are better known, but Lamb hasn't let Republicans nationalize the race and Saccone still hasn't pulled away.
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"If Chevron leaves, the country will almost certainly nationalize its oil assets," said Muhammed Ghulam, an energy analyst at Raymond James.
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The government, however, will not nationalize the 5G network, an idea mulled for more than a year by the Trump administration.
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His statement that he didn't "nationalize" anything as mayor of Burlington was a laughably dumb way to explain his track record.
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The wireless industry has signaled that they are not interested in the Trump administration's plan to nationalize its own 5G network.
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Known for its far-left policies including plans to nationalize mines, the party punches above its weight on the political scene.
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Trump is eager to nationalize whatever happens, campaigning in GOP gubernatorial races in Kentucky on Monday and in Mississippi on Friday.
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The opposition Labour Party pledged on Friday to nationalize BT's broadband network, proposing to fund that through extra tech sector taxes.
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The opposition Labour Party pledged on Friday to nationalize BT's broadband network, proposing to fund that through extra tech sector taxes.
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But that investment will further nationalize the campaign when Jones desperately needs to be seen as independent of the national party.
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Mugabe's move to nationalize Zimbabwe's diamond mines also irked Beijing, whose state-owned companies are major players in local diamond fields.
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Earlier this year, a now-departed senior official in the National Security Council circulated a plan to nationalize a 5G network.
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Blunt's future depended on their ability to nationalize a race and to tie the fresh-faced Kander to the unpopular Clinton.
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This provision even supports the Civilian Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) program, which allows DoD to nationalize civilian aircraft during national crises.
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The Senate may ultimately have to stop this dangerous attempt to nationalize concealed-carry against the wishes of safety-minded states.
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In 2007, Exxon decided to cease operations in Venezuela after then-President Chavez tried to nationalize some of its assets there.
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Many viewed him as too left wing — a Marxist who would ruin the U.K. economy with plans to nationalize key industries.
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Mr. Falcón says he felt that the governing party's drive to nationalize private assets was leading it to an economic disaster.
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Shortly after he took the helm, President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela moved to nationalize the assets of 22 foreign oil companies.
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We want to nationalize their wealth completely and put it under the control of a working class that literally rules society.
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Ironically, back in the 1930s, environmental destruction wrought by oil multinationals had provided a powerful impetus for Mexico to nationalize them.
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Is anyone in U.S. politics, even those who call themselves socialists, proposing that we nationalize large parts of the private sector?
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The easiest solution to this problem under Trump would be for Congress to nationalize the Trump Organization, as I proposed last February.
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The party's manifesto from 2017, its most recent, says it would "overhaul" regulation of the financial system and nationalize certain "key" utilities.
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By the 1970s, with anti-Western sentiment and Arab nationalism running high in the Middle East, the Saudis decided to nationalize anyway.
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Maybe he could've had a magically perfect health care program, or maybe he could've used the crisis to nationalize all the banks.
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It has also announced plans to nationalize key industries such as water, energy and rail, and to give workers seats on boards.
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Matt Bevin narrowly lost to Democrat Andy Beshear, the wisdom of Trump's decision to nationalize the races is hotly debated (USA Today).
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The ANC has said any plans to nationalize the bank will be done responsibly and not affect the institution's mandate or independence.
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The plan, the source said, is for these Bannonites to nationalize their 2018 message with a consolidated, consistent argument across the map.
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His plan would leave intact the current infrastructure of doctors, hospitals and other health care providers, but nationalize the health insurance industry.
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Andrew Cuomo postponed any non-critical surgeries at hospitals and urged the Trump administration to nationalize the production of crucial medical supplies.
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This was a campaign by Fidel Castro, nine years in power, to nationalize the little that was left of the private sector.
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Governments around the world are starting to nationalize vital or vulnerable industries, potentially saving companies and strengthening their response to the virus.
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"It does not nationalize any industry, all it does is it says to a factory you must produce this quantity," he said.
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The Defense Production Act does not nationalize industry, but it does allow the government to direct private businesses to make certain supplies.
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There is no call to nationalize the banks, break up financial institutions or create any systemic alternative to traditional, market-based institutions.
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We would nationalize the entire healthcare industry, and make it the most extensive in the world, free for everyone with no cost.
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"And ultimately, I'm not the governor, but the governor may have to nationalize the National Guard to enforce the law," he said.
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It helped enable Mr. Chávez to redistribute state wealth to the poor, nationalize foreign assets and make him popular with his supporters.
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Both leaders have called on the federal government to nationalize the industries that manufacture supplies like hand sanitizer, surgical masks, and ventilators.
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As the Maduro administration looks to nationalize the cryptocurrency market and stop bolivar speculation, it has shut down banks, exchanges, and remittance services.
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But they never adequately deciphered how to nationalize party politics without aggrandizing presidential power, and without hollowing out state and local party organizations.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's government cannot rule out it will be forced to nationalize troubled lender Banca Carige, a junior minister said on Friday.
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Trump, essentially, is trying to nationalize the race, while Clinton is focused on making it a series of specific, state-by-state fights.
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Asked if Rome planned to nationalize the business, Conte told Corriere the government was examining the best way to meet the public interest.
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Alongside the pledge to nationalize the SARB, a dispute has erupted within the ANC over whether or not to explicitly expand its mandate.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn's plan to nationalize BT's network was a "crazed Communist scheme".
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The attacks, set to air on cable television and online, are an unusually early effort to nationalize the battle for control of Congress.
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For all we know, there could be czars walking out amongst us right now, who after a catastrophic attack, will help nationalize industries.
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Mr. Rosendale, by contrast, has sought to nationalize the race, tying himself to the president in a state Mr. Trump won by 20.
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His candidacy had emerged unexpectedly in 1987, after he penned a vitriolic op-ed against President Alan García's plan to nationalize Peru's banks.
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It helps her cause with business interests that the opposition Labour party is led by Jeremy Corbyn, who wants to nationalize some industries.
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After all, any notion that we should nationalize our communications networks makes us no better than the authoritarian regimes threatening our national security.
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Washington (CNN)The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission has come out against the Trump administration's desire to nationalize a secure 5G network.
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If we want to stay true to the second defendment, we should probably nationalize guns, too, because how else will we be safe?
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He doesn't want to nationalize our major industries and replace markets with central planning; he has expressed admiration, not for Venezuela, but for Denmark.
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The liner was built at the STX France shipyard which the French government said on Thursday it would nationalize to prevent an Italian takeover.
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He has managed with remarkable speed to nationalize a vicious model for fighting crime that he pioneered as mayor of Davao for 22 years.
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But workers from Harland & Wolff are demanding that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson nationalize the shipyards and create new jobs in renewable energy there.
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Mr. Trump will loom over it all, and at least one candidate in nearly every contest will have an incentive to nationalize the race.
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Jay Inslee urged the administration to nationalize supply and manufacturing, specifically referencing the shortage in swabs, according to two sources familiar with the call.
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He, Jolie and UNHCR officials had a productive meeting on Saturday morning, Duque said, including a discussion about how to nationalize the stateless children.
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Hungary, for example, has said that it had the right to nationalize property that was left behind by Jewish families that fled the country.
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Not looking to nationalize the race, the party will spend money quietly in a contest and then announce its efforts shortly before polls close.
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It's suffused with bad-faith efforts to nationalize isolated examples of college kids behaving badly in order to discredit serious critiques of social injustice.
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Shortly after he took over the company, President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela moved to nationalize the assets of more than 20 foreign oil companies.
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Except for Ethiopian Airlines, most bigger carriers in the region are loss-making, including Kenya Airways, which parliamentarians voted to re-nationalize in July.
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Except for Ethiopian Airlines, most bigger carriers in the region are loss-making, including Kenya Airways, which parliamentarians voted to re-nationalize in July.
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When he was first elected in 211, Mitterrand ran on an anticapitalist platform, vowing to nationalize industry, raise wages and reduce the retirement age.
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Energy firms are under intense scrutiny, with Britain's opposition Labour party last week announcing a plan to nationalize the sector if it comes into power.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on Thursday there were no plans to nationalize Carige after U.S. fund manager BlackRock ditched a proposal to rescue it.
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A senior official's proposal earlier this year to nationalize a 5G network has given way to meetings featuring pro-industry rhetoric about expanding wireless networks.
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On the right, the bill was a looming, oppressive "climate tax," an attempt by Democrats to grow government and nationalize large sectors of the economy.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said he will nationalize Britain's water, electricity, gas and railway operators should his opposition party win the next national election.
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We all knew, way before the current fight and Sanders' current plan, that Sanders wants to nationalize the health insurance industry and Clinton does not.
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The president as well as other GOP lawmakers have made a point to nationalize the gubernatorial races to test the president's support in red states.
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I trust that Mr. López Obrador, a man known for his personal honesty and austere nature, will not strain the public budget nor nationalize enterprises.
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It doesn't nationalize businesses, but rather allows the US government to contract with companies to prioritize manufacturing of critical goods — in this case, medical supplies.
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Mr. Grudinin, the millionaire director of a farming enterprise, the Lenin State Farm, had vowed to restructure the economy and nationalize industries controlled by oligarchs.
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Will Trump's presence so nationalize the election that down-ballot Republicans will face a brick wall when they try to make modest inroads among Hispanics?
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's decision to nationalize the Trans Mountain pipeline, to spur oil and gas development, shows that this needle-threading is an impossibility.
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Andrew Cuomo on Sunday called for the federal government to nationalize the effort to acquire medical supplies as states compete with one another for equipment.
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Ms. Spanberger is keeping her head down, not wanting to nationalize her tough re-election race this year in a district Mr. Trump comfortably won.
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A second coup succeeded in overthrowing Mosaddegh, who wanted to nationalize the Iranian oil industry to Britain's chagrin, and the Shah returned to the country.
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The party has announced plans to nationalize key industries, including water, energy and rail, and to give workers a third of seats on company boards.
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To the left of the Green New Deal, there will be louder calls to nationalize fossil fuels in order to leave them in the ground.
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He also argued that Abrams "has an extreme plan to nationalize health care and stick hard-working Georgians with the bill," through a required tax increase.
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This comes as Trump's administration has reportedly considered recommendations from his National Security Council to nationalize its 5G efforts in order to better compete with China.
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The entities sanctioned include several LLCs that the U.S. says were used to illegally nationalize, then privatize resorts and hotels in Crimea following the Russian annexation.
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Kelly Ward, the DCCC's executive director, had planned to nationalize House races as early as possible by trying to turn every Republican into a Trump clone.
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Sistema declined comment, but the acquisition of a stake by a major Western oil trader could have made it harder for the state to nationalize Bashneft.
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Writing in The Toronto Star, business columnist David Olive asked if it wasn't time to nationalize GM. "Nationalizing GM Canada is a compelling proposition," Olive argues.
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Those strategists laid out two starkly different paths each party is pursuing: Democrats hope to nationalize elections by tying Trump to every Republican running for office.
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He plans to nationalize the rail, utility and water companies as well as increase taxes on the financiers of the City of London and the wealthy.
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The party's membership wants to go one step further and passed a motion at its annual conference in September proposing to nationalize Britains largest energy suppliers.
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Today, agitations for universal health care, basic income, and childcare, and Sarah Jaffe's call to nationalize Amazon bring these important questions about monopoly to the fore.
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What Geithner didn't do was nationalize or break up the "too big to fail" banks, or pay much heed to struggling homeowners whose mortgages were underwater.
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Cuomo noted that Trump administration's refusal to nationalize the purchase of medical supplies has resulted in states competing to buy these vital resources, causing price gouging.
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Gontareva, 54, says she is being hounded as part of a long-running battle over her decision in December 2016 to nationalize PrivatBank, Ukraine's biggest lender.
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Sawyer, in which the Supreme Court ruled that President Harry Truman's attempt to nationalize US steel mills during a strike in the Korean War was unconstitutional.
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This year, for the first time, there will be additional days of programming in Los Angeles — part of an attempt to nationalize the festival, Nossel said.
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"It's a colorful distraction and a way to fulfill the kleptocratic mandate: privatize the profits, nationalize the costs," Garry Kasparov, the chess champion, writes for ESPN.
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He would also nationalize major utilities, including water, energy infrastructure, railways and broadband, and borrow heavily for investment in long-term projects such as green infrastructure.
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But threatening to nationalize BANESCO may trigger a series of legal cases by bondholders and creditors demanding assets to compensate for the millions in outstanding debts.
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That's left the door open for their Democratic opponents, who have seized on GOP unwillingness to drop Trump in an effort to nationalize the Senate races.
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Britain's opposition Labour party would move to nationalize key industries as a priority if it took office, its finance spokesman said ahead of its annual conference.
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After the war, the Saudis began pushing for a bigger role in ARAMCO — and eventually took it over, though they didn't nationalize it outright until 21980.
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Under a true single-payer health care system, the federal government would indeed nationalize the entire insurance industry and add every American to one government insurer.
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Labour would move to nationalize key industries as a priority if it took office, its finance spokesman John McDonnell, an orthodox socialist, said ahead of the conference.
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Labour: Labour has pledged to remove university tuition fees in England and restore maintenance grants, nationalize England's nine water companies and raise taxes on Britain's highest earners.
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But, but, but: The proposal to nationalize a 5G network also only covers one part of the airwaves; there'd be other spaces where private companies could build.
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The government, however, has accused him of being part of a capitalist conspiracy and threatened to nationalize Polar facilities as punishment for alleged hoarding and price-gouging.
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Hawley, meanwhile, sought to nationalize the race, homing in on the Supreme Court and the Kavanaugh confirmation process in an attempt to energize Missouri's natural Republican base.
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Shares of BT shed 2%, after Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said his party would nationalize parts of the company's network if it won power in the Dec.
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Labour's finance spokesman John McDonnell last week detailed the party's plans to nationalize parts of BT to provide free broadband for all if it wins the election.
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And shares of BT slipped 1% after the U.K.'s main opposition Labour party pledged to part-nationalize the telecommunications giant if it wins December's general election.
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On Monday Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio, leader of the ruling coalition's anti-establishment 5 Star Movement, said the "only solution" was to nationalize Autostrade's motorways.
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South Africa's rand ZAR= fell 0.5 percent, extending its 1.6 percent drop on Wednesday after proposals to nationalize South Africa's central bank and expropriate land without compensation.
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"It doesn't nationalize businesses, but rather allows the US government to contract with companies to prioritize manufacturing of critical goods — in this case, medical supplies," Kirby notes.
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His approval sank further when he tried to nationalize banks in 1987 and refused to pay foreign debt, alienating the business class and sparking a deep recession.
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A similarly frustrated President Harry Truman attempted to go around congressional gridlock and nationalize American steel assets in response to a labor strike during the Korean War.
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That success, they believed, would be followed by a fundraising boost, allowing them to nationalize the campaign by the time Super Tuesday rolled around in early March.
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Labour excluded the cost of its plans to nationalize industries such as rail, power and broadband, arguing that the acquisition of assets meant it was fiscally neutral.
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"The Democrats nationalized the election and the Republicans failed to nationalize the key issues of repealing ObamaCare and major tax cuts and draining the swamp," said Rep.
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The Labour Party's manifesto from 2017, its most recent, clearly spells out that the party would "overhaul" regulation of the financial system and nationalize certain "key" utilities.
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Labour excluded the cost of its plans to nationalize industries such as rail, power and broadband, arguing that the acquisition of assets meant it was fiscally neutral.
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By 1987, Peru's reserves of foreign currency had all but vanished, and García, without the full support of his Cabinet, announced a plan to nationalize the banks.
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Republicans have repeatedly blocked House-passed legislation, most recently on Tuesday, that would overhaul election and ethics requirements, arguing that they are an attempt to further nationalize elections.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour party would move to nationalize key industries as a priority if it took office, its finance spokesman said ahead of its annual conference.
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On Thursday, the head of Britain's National Grid criticized Labour's plans to re-nationalize energy networks, saying that would increase costs for consumers and might prompt legal challenges.
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If Moore wins & GOP doesn't vote to expel, Dems will nationalize the issue, claim high ground (despite past sins), and, I suspect, draw a LOT of political blood.
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KIEV (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund said on Monday that the Ukrainian authorities' decision to nationalize PrivatBank was an important step in their efforts to safeguard financial stability.
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Napolitano cited the Supreme Court decision during the Truman administration that struck down then-President Harry Truman's efforts to nationalize the steel industry via a national emergency declaration.
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It's another race where the Republicans are trying to harness Mr. Trump's standing with conservative voters and their dismay over his looming impeachment to nationalize a state election.
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Ajit Pai, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, is opposing a reported White House proposal to nationalize a 5G network currently being developed by the private sector.
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Danylyuk made the comments on Facebook after the government announced a decision to nationalize PrivatBank, which is part-owned by one of Ukraine's richest and most powerful businessmen.
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The Parkland students are looking to further nationalize their movement later this month with the "March For Our Lives" in Washington and across the country later this month.
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In September, finance minister Sajid Javid announced the biggest increase in day-to-day spending in 15 years and Labour wants to nationalize energy companies and other utilities.
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He's compared fully activating the law to "socialism" — which experts say is false, because the Defense Production Act doesn't let the government nationalize a private company or asset.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) on Monday responded to Trump's DPA comments by saying the law "does not nationalize any industry" and that voluntary commitments from businesses are not enough.
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Shortly after he took the helm of Exxon a decade ago, Hugo Chávez, Venezuela's socialist president, moved to nationalize the assets of nearly two dozen foreign oil companies.
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Over Roosevelt's veto in 1943, Congress then passed the War Labor Disputes Act, which let the government nationalize any facilities that might be needed in the war effort.
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But Macron, who was elected in May, decided to review the deal and announced last week he was ready to scrap the agreement and temporarily nationalize the shipyard.
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There, at the height of the Korean War, President Truman had attempted to use his executive powers to nationalize steel mills in the face of a labor strike.
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After Massachusetts passed its auto repair law in 2012, major carmakers agreed to nationalize those standards in a signed agreement with trade groups representing independent auto repair shops.
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"There's no question that the national Democratic Party and special interest groups on the left are trying to nationalize this race," said Sean Lansing, a consultant for Screnock's campaign.
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These concerns that prompted some U.S. officials to ponder earlier this year whether the country needed to nationalize the 5G effort, though that idea was flawed and faded fast.
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"They worked to nationalize every race -- and when the bottom fell out of Clinton's candidacy, they had no message, no strategy, and no ability to pivot to local issues."
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In 1959, one of the first official acts of a young Fidel Castro was to nationalize private property that resulted in the mass expulsion of foreign companies from Cuba.
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National security officials in January were reportedly weighing a plan to nationalize the United States' next-generation 5G wireless network in an effort to stave off competition from China.
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Speaking at a debate in parliament on Wednesday, former energy secretary Ed Davey said opposition Labour Party plans to nationalize energy infrastructure would not aid a low-carbon transition.
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It wants to nationalize mines and banks, and played a key role in holding Zuma to account for spending state money on non-security upgrades to his private residence.
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The White House was also the center of another controversy in January when Axios published a leaked document showing the National Security Council considered a proposal to nationalize 2628G.
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The party had been holding back, in part out of fear that getting involved could nationalize the election and compromise Mr. Jones's brand as an independent-minded local candidate.
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Mr. Geithner's disinclination to nationalize banks drew fierce criticism from liberals who argued that the government was essentially funneling money to banks with little assurance they would resume lending.
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But the decision to temporarily nationalize the STX shipyard, in Saint-Nazaire, has proved popular with the French public, which generally wants the French state to preserve national interests.
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She accepts a job to spy on Commonwealth, the corporate owners of the global information Feed, only to discover that she's being used in a plot to nationalize the system.
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In July 1956, Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser, Egypt's charismatic and nationalist leader, decided to seize and nationalize the Suez Canal, which until then had been administrated by the British military.
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PRETORIA (Reuters) - South Africa's radical leftist Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) will nationalize all mines by 2023 if elected this year, the party said in its election manifesto launched on Saturday.
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Mr. Bevin's effort to nationalize his campaign by embracing the president wasn't enough to overcome his personal toxicity — a sign that even Mr. Trump's pull with his base has limits.
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In 1953 and 1954, when elected governments tried to nationalize British-owned oil in Iran and distribute American-owned land in Guatemala to peasants, they were overthrown by the CIA.
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Bloomberg reported that White House aides were looking into how to best implement the policy, which gives the government broad latitude to nationalize private industry in the name of security.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said Friday the United States should not nationalize its 25G network and said private companies should move quickly to deploy the faster next-generation network.
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It will have implications about what Democrats stand for: a party that wants to make capitalism work for everyone, or one that will nationalize parts of capitalism that don't work.
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Will he nationalize industries, including energy, and will he interact with the United States from as much of a narrow nationalistic position as he has argued for in the past?
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National security officials are reportedly considering a plan to nationalize the United States' next-generation 33G wireless network in an effort to guard against competitive and cybersecurity threats from China.
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Dave Brat, who represents a suddenly competitive central Virginia district, told CNN that Gillespie "failed to nationalize the election" and only turned to Trump-style issues late in the race.
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Cuomo said he has asked the federal government to nationalize the purchase of medical equipment and has signed off on several locations to build temporary hospitals to treat coronavirus patients.
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Cuomo said he has asked the federal government to nationalize the purchase of medical equipment and has signed off on several locations to build temporary hospitals to treat coronavirus patients.
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The story of the latest controversy, an expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline, took a significant turn on Tuesday when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government announced it would nationalize it.
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The latest to do so was the Royal Bank of Scotland, which announced its decision the same day that the Canadian government said it would nationalize the Trans Mountain pipeline.
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At the height of Cold War tensions, Mossadegh pledged to nationalize Iran's oil fields, which was widely seen as both popular in Iran and a victory for the then USSR.
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The government is not willing to fully nationalize Fannie and Freddie because it is unwilling to acknowledge or accept the truth that the current mortgage market depends on government support.
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The government said it will nationalize the diamonds, the value of which it puts at $29.5 million, twice the provisional value approved by the two government officials charged in court.
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However, there's an excellent way to ensure that the public has ownership in Green New Deal assets, and has agency in a world with the Green New Deal: Nationalize public utilities.
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Other recent losses include: Rob Quist, the congressional candidate in Montana, where Sanders made four stops the weekend before the election; Heath Mello, whose Omaha mayoral campaign Sanders helped nationalize; Rep.
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As part of a clean-up of the banking system, the NBU helped forcibly nationalize Ukraine's biggest bank against the wishes of its biggest shareholders in 2016, before Smoliy took office.
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Dan Neidle, partner at law firm Clifford Chance, said investors would likely have a limited ability to seek compensation in UK courts should Britain nationalize their assets at below market value.
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The National Security Council official who wrote the memo outlining a plan to nationalize the development of 5G wireless network is no longer advising the White House, the Washington Post reports.
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Labour has laid out plans this month to re-nationalize utilities, who have hit back saying it would lead to higher costs for taxpayers and a slower move to clean energy.
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Brad Parscale's position contrasts with a reported proposal floated by the White House earlier this year that included a plan to nationalize 2628G networks in an attempt to guard against China.
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Murphy's strategy reflects a larger push by Democrats to nationalize tough Senate races by linking GOP incumbents to Trump, who Democrats believe will help them win over moderate and independent voters.
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Brad Parscale's position contrasts with a reported proposal floated by the White House earlier this year that included a plan to nationalize 22019G networks in an attempt to guard against China.
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The Democratic Party's strategy is not to nationalize the elections, to let each local candidate shape a message, and to avoid talking about Trump in areas where the president is popular.
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Labour said it would nationalize Openreach - the digital network arm of the country's biggest broadband and mobile phone provider - as well as parts of BT Technology, BT Enterprise and BT Consumer.
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Britain's opposition Labour Party said it would nationalize parts of telecoms provider BT's network if it won power in the December 12 election to provide free full-fiber broadband for all.
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Labour said it would nationalize Openreach - the digital network arm of the country's biggest broadband and mobile phone provider — as well as parts of BT Technology, BT Enterprise and BT Consumer.
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The plan is one of several proposals to nationalize private industries in the UK, which Labour hopes will help them win power in the upcoming general election, scheduled for December 12.
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But neither Clinton nor Trump wants to nationalize banks or greatly redistribute wealth (unless one includes Trump's plan to slash taxes again for the wealthy, further enriching the top 1 percent).
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In most cases, governments are seeking to increase their share of profits, rather than all-out resource nationalism, although Mongolia has been trying to nationalize a stake in a copper mine.
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Cuomo said the federal government needs to nationalize the purchase of needed medical supplies, adding that the shortage of personal protective gear like masks and respirators is leading to price gouging.
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Andrew Cuomo pleaded with Trump to nationalize the effort to acquire medical supplies at a time when state leaders say they've been forced to compete with one another for essential equipment.
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Britain said it would nationalize Northern Rail, putting services between cities like Manchester and Leeds into government control after it axed a contract with Deutsche Bahn's Arriva due to poor performance.
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Malema plans to nationalize banks and land, and redistribute among poor black people wealth still mostly in white hands -policies that both the DA and the ANC have not found palatable.
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There was the time a BBC journalist interrupted Labour's shadow education secretary to ask her if she would nationalize sausages, which sounds like a Twitter joke but is real and happened.
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Corbyn's victory shocked the UK political class; he was far to the left of any leader of Labour since the 1980s, proposing to nationalize several major parts of the British economy.
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American politics continues to nationalize in both issue and media coverage, but also in advertising aesthetics, so any time you see an ad, you basically have seen an ad like it before.
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Photo: GettyThe Trump regime is considering a plan to nationalize at least part of the 5G wireless network that's currently being developed by American telecom companies, according to a report by Axios.
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Corbyn steered the party to the left on many issues, including proposals to nationalize the railways and possibly the energy companies, end the era of slashing state spending, and tax the rich.
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An avowed democratic socialist narrowly won the New Hampshire primary, propelled by promises to jack up taxes on the rich, nationalize health care and take a sledgehammer to the nation's banking behemoths.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party wants to nationalize energy and water infrastructure if it can oust Prime Minister Theresa May's ruling Conservatives from power, reversing decades of pro-privatization public policy.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, who wants to nationalize the health insurance industry and pass a Green New Deal that would zero-out US carbon emissions in the next 219 years.
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He created a clear distinction between Labour and the Conservatives with plans to hike taxes, nationalize large parts of the economy and increase public spending as far as the eye can see.
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"Look, if Harry Truman couldn't nationalize the steel industry during wartime, this President doesn't have the power to declare an emergency and build a multibillion dollar wall on the border," Schiff said.
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"Look, if Harry Truman couldn't nationalize the steel industry during wartime, this President doesn't have the power to declare an emergency and build a multibillion-dollar wall on the border," Schiff said.
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The radical left Economic Freedom Fighters party, which wants to nationalize mines and redistribute the majority of the country's land still in white hands to black South Africans, won only 8 percent.
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Jay Inslee urged Trump and Pence to nationalize supply and manufacturing under the 1950 law, specifically referencing the shortage in swabs used for testing, according to two sources familiar with the call.
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Ms. Blackburn, a hard-line conservative from exurban Nashville, has delighted in the opportunity to nationalize the race: At a debate earlier this month she referred to Hillary Clinton over 20 times.
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"If Harry Truman couldn't nationalize the steel industry during wartime, this president doesn't have the power to declare an emergency and build a multibillion-dollar wall on the border," Schiff told CNN.
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By a narrow margin, British voters elected the first Labour government in 21965 years, and its ministers followed with a series of big spending plans to nationalize industries and expand social services.
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He was excited, and sleep-deprived, having spent the past week running from one political meeting to another, debating such matters as whether to print a new currency and nationalize the banks.
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Dan Sena, executive director of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, told me his committee invested about $1 million in the race but did so quietly, so as not to nationalize the race.
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LONDON, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Britain's Department for Transport said the South Western Railway (SWR)contract was not financially sustainable in the long term and it was considering whether to nationalize the network.
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KIEV, April 18 (Reuters) - A Kiev court has ruled that a decision taken in 2016 to nationalize PrivatBank, Ukraine's largest lender, violated the law, the central bank said in a statement on Thursday.
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The party - launched after Malema was expelled from the ANC in 2012 - has been pushing its plans to nationalize assets and to redress racial disparities in the build up to elections in 2019.
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ROME (Reuters) - France's decision to nationalize the STX France shipyard to prevent an Italian firm taking majority control was "grave and incomprehensible", Rome's economy and industry ministers said in a statement on Thursday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn's plans to nationalize part of BT to offer people free internet would be illegal under European Union state aid rules, the Conservative Party said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party has announced plans to nationalize BT's broadband network if it wins next month's general election, part of sweeping plans to reverse decades of pro-privatization public policy.
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Until then, Congress' best course of action would be the one I proposed last February: nationalize the Trump Organization so that taxpayers, and not the president and his children, can reap its rewards.
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Whether Democrats can win in November depends very much on whether progressives excited about Sanders will show up for a moderate like Biden, who doesn't want to nationalize the US health care system.
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During December's national elections, the head of the Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, vowed to nationalize key industries including railways, earning him widespread derision as a man effectively inclined to turn Britain into Venezuela.
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In the days since the election, we have seen the Democrats attempt to nationalize the result and use it to put the Republican majorities in the House and Senate in play for 2018.
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NAIROBI, Nov 29 (Reuters) - The government must move quickly to nationalize Kenya Airways as regional competitors seeking to carve out market share pour cash into their national carriers, the airline's chief executive said.
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The ads that qualify for cost-splitting do exactly what Democrats already want to: nationalize House races and try to saddle local candidates — from Iowa to Nevada — with the Republican Party's general unpopularity.
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That leader was João Goulart, a man who had the nerve to attempt to nationalize the banks and mineral resources of the country, while leading a campaign for nuclear disarmament across South America.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow reiterated last week that the administration opposed any effort to nationalize the U.S. 5G network and denied the United States was behind other nations in the 5G race.
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BRIGHTON, England (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party set out plans on Monday to nationalize billions of pounds of privately-funded infrastructure contracts, cap credit card interest charges, and get extra cash from large corporations.
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Perriello drew headlines at the outset of the campaign for his full-throated assault on Trump, an apparent effort to nationalize the race and coalesce the growing opposition to the incoming administration's controversial agenda.
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While both DSA and some left-wing Democrats agree that the government should provide universal health insurance, DSA ultimately wants to nationalize hospitals, providers, and the rest of the health care system as well.
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While Harper got as much schadenfreude as anyone else watching Justin Trudeau eat crow and nationalize pipelines, the sting of losing an election to the literal son of his political arch-nemesis still lingers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party's plans to nationalize parts of telecoms provider BT's network and provide free full fiber broadband may cost more than 100 billion pounds ($127 billion), BT chief executive said.
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FCC Chair Ajit Pai, a Republican who was tapped by Trump to head the commission, on Monday morning came out in opposition of any such proposal for the government to nationalize a 5G network.
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Bruno Le Maire, France's economy and finance minister, said the government would not hesitate to buy big stakes in major companies, or even nationalize them, if that is needed to keep them from collapsing.
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Andrew Cuomo on Sunday called on the federal government to nationalize the effort to acquire medical supplies, as state leaders said they've been forced to compete with one another for the desperately needed equipment.
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The party said it would nationalize part of UK telecoms firm BT to achieve its goal, and introduce new taxes on Silicon Valley tech giants like Apple and Facebook to fund the network's maintenance.
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Bevin and his Democratic challenger, state Attorney General Andy Beshear, were deadlocked in the last public poll of the campaign, which Bevin has tried to nationalize to take advantage of Trump's popularity in Kentucky.
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"The basic contours are pretty simple, Republicans want to nationalize the race, make Bevin into Trump and make Andy Beshear into your standard radical Democrat," Scott Jennings, a Kentucky Republican strategist and commentator said.
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In 2012, a series of anti-Japanese protests in cities across China turned violent after Japan decided to nationalize a group of islands in the East China Sea claimed by both Tokyo and Beijing.
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Meanwhile, Valeria Gontareva, who was the governor of Ukraine's central bank in 2016 and made the decision to nationalize Privatbank, says she is the victim of a campaign of harassment because of the nationalization.
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In a canonical opinion by Justice Robert Jackson, the court invalidated President Truman's attempt in 1952 to use his powers as commander in chief to nationalize steel mills in the face of labor strikes.
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In 1950, Saudi King Abdullah threatened to nationalize the oil company — a way to get Aramco to agree to a deal in which 50 percent of profits would be handed over to the Saudi government.
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It would nationalize the railways, scrap university tuition fees, and introduce a raft of new rights for workers The Conservatives would reduce corporation tax to 17%, one of the lowest levels in the developed world.
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But it was clear before Tuesday that the president worked to nationalize the off-year contests to make his case for what at the moment would be five more years of his presidency (The Hill).
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LONDON (Reuters) - A plan to nationalize parts of BT to provide free broadband to everyone in Britain marks the extent of the opposition Labour Party's nationalization policy, its finance spokesman John McDonnell said on Friday.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The plans of South Africa's ruling African National Congress (ANC) to nationalize the central bank will be implemented responsibly and will not affect the institution's mandate or independence, party officials said on Tuesday.
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In January, it was reported that national security officials were considering a plan to nationalize the United States' next-generation 5G wireless network in an effort to guard against competitive and cybersecurity threats from China.
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The bigger strategic issue for candidates, party committees and super PACs, he suggested, will be how they adjust to Mr. Trump's efforts to nationalize the midterm elections in a manner that defies recent political norms.
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It could also be appropriate at some point to even nationalize specific industries to enhance the response to COVID-19, but such a step would require extremely close coordination between the White House and Congress.
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The Hollande administration threatened several years ago to nationalize an ailing steel plant run by ArcelorMittal to stem possible job losses, and it prevented Yahoo from taking a majority stake in a French company, Dailymotion.
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The document, first reported by Axios last night, called for the U.S. government to effectively nationalize a portion of the telecom sector — a radical departure from current policy — in a bid to combat Chinese influence.
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It could also play an outsize role across the country in next year's midterm elections, and test whether Democrats can motivate their base and persuade swing voters by using the president to nationalize governor's races.
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And to insiders like Miller, plans to nationalize the health care and electricity sectors will spook voters and weigh down local Democrats who are trying to thread a needle in this still deeply conservative state.
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Ahead of a national election on June 13, the market research firm also said voters were supportive of Labour's plans to nationalize the railways and set up regional state power firms to compete with private utilities.
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"My strategy in this race is to localize it, not to nationalize it," he told BuzzFeed News in an interview, saying he wouldn't want any member of the Trump administration showing up to campaign for him.
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The man who left the Socialist Party after three decades in 2009 to pursue a tougher brand of socialism wants to nationalize key sectors like airports and motorways, create a public banking giant and legalize cannabis.
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Some Italian politicians have said that in retaliation for the French move, Rome should nationalize TIM's telecom network, deeming it a strategic interest, just as Paris has ruled that STX France is a core national concern.
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The Labour party has pledged to nationalize industries like rail and water, policies which have been popular in the polls, and which helped Labour deny the pro-privatization Conservatives a majority government at last year's election.
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The telecom industry and policymakers of both parties quickly squelched a Trump administration proposal calling for the federal government to nationalize part of the U.S. wireless network after Axios published a leaked document outlining the idea.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - An opposition politician's bill to nationalize the South African central bank that spooked investors when first unveiled a year ago has been revived and referred back to lawmakers, parliamentary papers showed on Tuesday.
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In that case, known as the steel seizure case, President Truman sought to nationalize steel mills in the midst of the Korean War to avoid labor strife that the administration believed might affect security and production.
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That all changed recently when a leaked PowerPoint deck and memo produced by a senior National Security Council official indicated that Trump advisors had at least fleetingly eyed a proposal to nationalize America's looming 5G networks.
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"Without a stronger federal presence, there was little way to nationalize the experience," said Stephen J. Pyne, a professor in the School of Life Sciences at Arizona State University who specializes in the history of fire.
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"If he had a message that resonated with Louisiana voters, that was about Louisiana, he wouldn't need to try to nationalize the race," Mr. Edwards told reporters at a campaign stop in New Orleans this week.
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It wants to nationalize the six big energy firms, the National Grid, the water industry, the Royal Mail, the railways and the broadband arm of telecoms firm BT. Labour also wants to increase taxes for corporations.
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The French state will effectively nationalize the Olkiluoto liabilities and Areva will receive a mainly state-funded cash injection of 240 billion euros ($260 billion) to refloat it as a uranium mining and nuclear fuel group.
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Edwards is running a classic red-state Democratic campaign, campaigning on an anti-abortion, pro-gun record — while Republicans want to nationalize the race in a state President Donald Trump won by 212 points in 2016.
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And Republicans who want to nationalize the race are crossing their fingers that the incumbent will fall short of 50 percent and give either Abraham or Rispone a one-on-one shot next month against Edwards.
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Ralph Northam (D) "may have to nationalize the National Guard to enforce the law" comes as dozens of counties across Virginia have declared themselves "Second Amendment sanctuaries" after Democrats took over the state legislature last election.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's Transport Minister Danilo Toninelli said on Monday that the country would review its infrastructure concession system on a case-by-case basis to determine whether to nationalize some of them or renegotiate the contracts.
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As Fortune noted, one of the sources for the story, retired National Security Council staffer and Brigadier General Robert Spalding, left government service after heavy criticism of his proposal to effectively nationalize parts of the telecom sector.
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It would nationalize Openreach - the fixed-line network arm of the country's biggest broadband and mobile phone provider - as well as parts of BT Technology, BT Enterprise and BT Consumer to created a "British Broadband" public service.
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But PDVSA, whose full name is Petroleos de Venezuela, was quelling fears that a more radical wing of the ruling Socialist Party could be out to nationalize companies, as late leader Hugo Chavez did a decade ago.
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The central bank had to nationalize two midsize private lenders this year, and several banks lost money betting against the ruble in recent years, according to Vladimir Tikhomirov, chief economist at BCS Global Markets, an investment bank.
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It also allocated 4.5 billion Canadian dollars ($953 billion U.S.) to nationalize a beleaguered oil pipeline from the company Kinder Morgan last year, while the country is expected to fall well short of its 2030 climate targets.
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The sale of FibreNation to CityFibre was delayed late last year when the opposition Labour Party pledged to nationalize BT's Openreach network if it won a December election, a move that would have upended the broadband market.
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EDF is currently 83.7% state-owned, but under the new structure, the state could fully nationalize EDF Blue, while the EDF Green component would remain listed on the stock market, possibly while bringing in more private shareholders.
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LONDON, May 21 (Reuters) - Plans by Britain's opposition Labour Party to nationalize utilities including the country's electricity grid will damage investment as well as hurting many small shareholders, one of the country's main business groups warned on Tuesday.
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The opposition Labour party and Britain's media said the handling of the crisis had been "chaotic" after the government rowed back on an initial suggestion from a junior minister that it could nationalize the plants for a period.
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A Conservative majority government would be likely to implement a more decisive split from the EU; a Labour majority government would try to nationalize a number of strategic firms; or there could be a minority or coalition government.
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Labour's Corbyn told the rally a Labour government would increase training for young workers, build more homes, nationalize some sectors and give workers a greater say in how their companies are run, including whether they should be sold.
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Brixiova also said the timing of calls to change the central bank's mandate and to nationalize the bank were "unusual" as they came ahead of the ruling African National Congress's (ANC) conference in December to elect new leaders.
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His administration has explored use of a Cold War-era law permitting the government to effectively nationalize coal assets in the name of national security, even as businesses turn to renewable energy sources and cheaper, cleaner natural gas.
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A renewed push by Western governments to squeeze Russian money in Britain, Cyprus and the Baltic states, which were long a safe haven for wealthy Russians, play straight into Putin's hands and help him to "nationalize" the elite.
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Andrew Cuomo said Sunday that the federal government needs to nationalize the purchase of needed medical supplies, adding that the shortage of personal protective gear like masks and life-saving equipment like respirators is leading to price gouging.
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He said that he's used the law as a source of leverage in negotiations with companies to persuade them to manufacture equipment, but he contended that it would nationalize industries and that he was not in favor it.
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To them he is a near Messianic figure, the righter of capitalist wrongs; the proud socialist who will nationalize the railroads, make universities free again and inject billions into the National Health Service (while somehow balancing the budget).
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The administration is considering implementing the 68-year-old Defense Production Act, which was first passed by Congress in the midst of the Korean War as a way to nationalize an energy industry necessary in times of war.
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An even more effective remedy, considering that the government already funds billions of dollars worth of drug research that pharmaceutical companies eventually profit from, would just be to nationalize the pharmaceutical industry, or at least eliminate its patent monopoly.
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Labour said it would nationalize Openreach - the fixed-line network arm of the country's biggest broadband and mobile phone provider - as well as parts of BT Technology, BT Enterprise and BT Consumer to created a "British Broadband" public service.
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Labour, led by 70-year-old socialist Corbyn, has been open about its plans to nationalize the rail, utility and water companies as well as to increase taxes on the wealthy, but has never suggested nationalizing BT's assets before.
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There'll be a tendency this year to nationalize each of the congressional races, to focus on Trump and not the country's actual problems, to push the tribal hot buttons that excite the passionate Resistance in the great culture war.
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Mr. Schumer has told allies he believes the race is now clearly winnable for Mr. Jones, but that Democrats must take pains not to nationalize the contest in a way that might offend voters in a deeply conservative state.
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Corbyn, a socialist who has won over many voters with his promises to re-nationalize services and increase public spending, has long targeted London's lucrative financial sector, saying politicians have been in thrall of money makers for too long.
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Why it matters: Impeachment could easily nationalize campaigns in Kentucky, Mississippi and Louisiana for Republicans, as red state Democrats try to stay under the radar, selling themselves to voters not by their party affiliation but on Trump-free issues.
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The document, first reported by Axios last night, called for the U.S. government to effectively nationalize a portion of the telecom sector — a radical departure from current policy — in a bid to combat Chinese influence and potential security threats.
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He's famous especially for two opinions: (1) the 1952 Steel Seizures case, in which the court rejected President Truman's attempt to nationalize the steel industry (where Jackson's concurrence became the legal standard for evaluating executive actions); and (2) Korematsu v.
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ACAPULCO (Reuters) - Mexico's left-wing presidential frontrunner on Friday tried to assuage the fears of a skeptical audience of bankers that he would run a radical economic agenda, vowing not to nationalize, expropriate or drive the country deeper into debt.
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The new president has delivered strong messages on the need to protect the taxpayers interest and stands by the correctness of the decision to nationalize the bank, PrivatBank supervisory board member Artem Shevalov said on the sidelines of the conference.
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Another Bocconi expert, Carlo Alberto Cardinale MaffEe of the SDA Bocconi School of Management, said if the plan was just to re-nationalize TIM and leave it with de facto control of a national broadband network, it would not work.
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Following the proposal made in July by the ANC at a policy conference to nationalize the bank's shareholding, South Africa's Reserve Bank said that changing its shareholding would not affect its mandate, because that mandate is derived from the constitution.
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Below are the private utility and infrastructure companies that Labour, currently lagging in opinion polls, wants to take back under state control: Labour said it will nationalize telecoms provider BT's fixed line network to provide free full-fiber broadband for all.
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KIEV (Reuters) - The Ukrainian government announced on Sunday that it will nationalize PrivatBank, the country's biggest lender, in one of the biggest shake-ups of the banking system since the country plunged into political and economic turmoil two years ago.
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A Trump administration proposal to nationalize a portion of the nation's wireless network in order to combat threats from China in 5G raises many technical, logistical and political concerns, including a fierce debate over the proper role of government in business.
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During visits to Great Falls in July, Billings in September, Missoula in October and just outside Bozeman on Saturday, Trump has repeatedly tried to nationalize the race and turn Tester, the farmer from Big Sandy, into a puppet of Sen.
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Trump said that the federal government would not nationalize supply and manufacturing, one of the sources said, but another Trump administration official said there was new guidance from the Federal Drug Administration allowing for easier use of swabs in testing.
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Another Bocconi expert, Carlo Alberto Cardinale Maffè of the SDA Bocconi School of Management, said if the plan was just to re-nationalize TIM and leave it with de facto control of a national broadband network, it would not work.
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And Stein offered some helpful examples: While both DSA and some left-wing Democrats agree that the government should provide universal health insurance, DSA ultimately wants to nationalize hospitals, providers, and the rest of the health care system as well.
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Andrew Cuomo is urging Trump to nationalize the production of masks and ventilators New York-Presbyterian campuses delivered at least 17,015 children in 2017, an average of 327 children per week, according to New York state Department of Health data.
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Andrew Cuomo said Sunday that the federal government needs to nationalize the purchase of needed medical supplies and said the shortage of masks and other lifesaving equipment such as respirators is leading to price gouging, as states compete with each other.
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In 1956, U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower forced British, French and Israeli troops to end the invasion launched into Egypt for fear that its new leader would nationalize the Suez Canal; France and the U.K., two former imperial powers, were duly humbled.
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At the time, Mr. Sechin was working as Mr. Putin's deputy chief of staff, and though he had no formal judicial or investigatory authority, Mr. Khodorkovsky accused him of initiating his arrest — and the campaign that followed to nationalize Yukos.
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The government has also sought to reassure the global lender that there would be no rollback of an IMF-backed decision in 2016 to nationalize PrivatBank, Ukraine's largest lender, which was owned by one of the country's most powerful tycoons.
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The government has also sought to reassure the global lender that there would be no rollback of an IMF-backed decision in 2016 to nationalize PrivatBank, Ukraine's largest lender, which was owned by one of the country's most powerful tycoons.
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Don't freak out about deficits in the absence of inflation; don't draw up plans to nationalize the labor force; don't start an ill-conceived trade war; don't revive centrist dreams about cutting Social Security or suddenly increasing low-wage immigration.
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If there were an election and the Conservatives lost, the winner would be Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, a veteran socialist who wants to nationalize swathes of the British economy but has not said what shareholders will get in return.
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JOHANNESBURG/CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Opposition firebrand Julius Malema introduced a bill to nationalize South Africa's central bank, putting pressure on the ruling ANC to go through with a plan it shelved this year and rattling markets wary of threats to the bank's independence.
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Haley Barbour, a former business partner of Gillespie's and once a Crossroads fundraiser himself, predicts that in a general election -- with Democrats eager to nationalize the race into a referendum on Trump's presidency -- the donor network he helped cultivate will eventually come home.
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Today we talk about what might go down in a potential interview between Trump and special counsel Robert Mueller, the data showing our oceans are steadily getting warmer, and the White House wanting to nationalize the entire phone network to block hackers.
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We could, I suppose, have the government take over the internet and nationalize the vast network of fiber that connects us all to each other, but that sounds rather far-fetched in a country where people are increasingly distrustful of the government.
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But Republicans, eager to oust Manchin from office, are hoping to seize on the political shift in the state and nationalize the race by casting the Democrat as nothing more than another vote for Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and other Democrats.
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Edwards, for his part, has criticized what he called efforts to nationalize the state race but also promised to work closely with Trump, who carried the conservative-leaning state in 2016 by 20 percentage points, should the Republican win a second term.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Tanzania said on Saturday it planned to nationalize diamonds whose value it put at $29.5 million belonging to a mine majority owned by London-listed Petra Diamonds after it accused the miner of under-declaring its mineral exports.
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"He maintains he has no plan to nationalize companies and that he would lead a market-friendly government — without tax increases, new taxes or an increase in public debt," said Michael Conelius, portfolio manager of the T. Rowe Price Emerging Markets Bond Fund.
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Below are the private utility and infrastructure companies that Labour, currently lagging in opinion polls, wants to take back under state control: BROADBAND Labour said it will nationalize telecoms provider BT's fixed line network to provide free full-fiber broadband for all.
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Bevin, who began his reelection campaign as one of the least popular governors in the country, worked aggressively to nationalize his race against Beshear, tying himself closely to Trump and casting Tuesday's election as an opportunity for Kentucky to reject Democratic leadership broadly.
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But a day after saying that it was states' responsibility to procure supplies, and that the federal government was not a "shipping clerk," Trump signaled a move to nationalize the supply chain and improve the allocation of resources for health care providers.
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Editorial Having embraced Donald Trump for the presidency, the National Rifle Association is planning a major push to nationalize its "concealed carry" campaign, which has already enabled millions of citizens to go armed into public places in the name of self-defense.
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These include a compelling life story, a record of accomplishment as mayor, credibility with activists on gun control and climate change, and an ability to nationalize the race this coming winter and early spring with a historic torrent of money and messaging.
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Lawmakers voted in July to re-nationalize the loss-making airline, which is 13% state-owned, 7.8% held by Air France-KLM , and 38% owned by local lenders, hoping to emulate the success of state-owned Ethiopian Airlines, sub-Saharan Africa's biggest airline.
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Labour wants to nationalize swathes of the utility and transport sector and to increase taxes for corporations while the Tories have promised not to raise income tax, value-added tax (VAT) or national insurance contributions (which entitle workers to certain state benefits).
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China cites historical records for its claim, and Japan's move to nationalize several of the islands in 2012 set off anti-Japanese riots in China and prompted the government to dispatch ships and planes to the area around them as a challenge to Japanese control.
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"The DA is convinced that instead of being a vehicle to provide quality healthcare for all, this Bill will nationalize healthcare ... and be an additional tax burden to already financially-stretched South Africans," said Siviwe Gwarube, the DA's shadow health minister, in a statement.
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Analysts had previously noted that the BOJ's ETF purchases had not only appeared to "nationalize" the stock market, by making the central bank an indirect owner of large company stakes, but it also distorted the market by focusing mainly on the Nikkei 225 index.
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The Labour Party led by Jeremy Corbyn, a veteran socialist has won over many voters with his promises to re-nationalize services and increase public spending, is neck-and-neck with the Conservative Party in opinion polls, meaning they could form the next government.
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Have you ever -- look at the new business formations and applications which are soaring that's a tremendous sign of the healthy free enterprise economy, and I'll just say this: as far as those who want to nationalize healthcare and everything else in the world.
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In a related matter, Bove pointed to a Moelis & Co. report showing the government made just shy of $100 million from Fannie and Freddie since the financial crisis, a development he interprets as further evidence to fuel the government's desire to nationalize the mortgage market.
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Whether it is government price setting on prescription drugs or proposals to nationalize the entire American health care system, the policies being advocated by Democratic candidates and policymakers would impose a heavy cost in lost innovation, reduced access to care and unnecessary harm to patients.
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"The Atlantia CEO says we shouldn't nationalize, (but) says the state having a stake in Autostrade is OK. First you create this mess and then you want (CDP to buy) a stake to save yourself on the market ... This is not our goal," he said.
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Blackburn, a conservative lawmaker closely tied to the President, looked to nationalize the Senate race as much as possible, hoping to tap into the same conservatism that elected Trump in order to blunt some goodwill Bredesen had built up during his two terms as governor.
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The former chief strategist in President Donald Trump's White House spent the weekend in Connecticut meeting with top Republican donors, a source familiar with Bannon's plans said, as he recruits financial support for enough candidates to nationalize an anti-establishment message in 2018 GOP primaries.
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SUTER WAS BORN in 1949 on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, but after Juan Perón and his Justicialista party rose to power in the 1940s and began to nationalize the country's industries, her father sold his printing factory and the family moved to Basel.
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According to leaked documents, there is a proposal going around the White House to build a federally owned 5G telecommunications system — the next version of a mobile broadband network — or perhaps even to nationalize the 5G networks that private telecom companies are now building.
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Lamenting the country's growing rural-urban divide on Sunday, Le Pen set out her pitch for France's March 2020 municipal elections and regional ballots the following year - including promises to nationalize infrastructure and adjust tax policy in favor of lower-income workers and regions.
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Below are the private utility and infrastructure companies that Labour, currently lagging in opinion polls, says it wants to take back under state control: Labour has said it will nationalize telecoms provider BT's fixed line network to provide free full-fibre broadband for all.
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The Shah balked, fearing that Mossadegh was angling to reduce the Shah's authority at a time when Mossadegh's popularity was rising due to his campaign to nationalize Iran's oil industry and prevent Britain from keeping all the revenue from Iran's most valuable natural resource.
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"If the Nats win the World Series, and I should say when the Nats win the World Series, she and her staff will wear and take a photo…in D.C. statehood T-shirts to help us further nationalize the fight for D.C. statehood in Texas," Norton said.
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"Imagine justifying to your board of directors that you put more money into Venezuela when there was an announcement from the president's top adviser that he was going to nationalize companies," said Francisco Monaldi, fellow in Latin American energy policy at the Baker Institute in Houston.
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Ajit Pai, Trump's chair of the FCC, said the move was to "strengthen local voices," but the changes were panned by Democrats on the board who said it would only enable major companies to nationalize local news coverage and limit the number of voices and jobs.
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Washington (CNN)The governor of the state hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic is calling on the federal government to nationalize the effort to acquire medical supplies at a time when state leaders say they've been forced to compete with one another for the desperately needed equipment.
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He also seemed to be behind many of the president's worst attacks on the tech industry, from the endless canard that it has a bias against conservatives, to calls to nationalize it, to attacks on Amazon, to portraying Silicon Valley as an enemy of the state.
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Mr. Corbyn offered that alternative: Under the banner of "For the Many Not the Few," he vowed to nationalize the railroads, make universities free again and inject billions into the National Health Service by raising taxes on companies and the top 5 percent of income earners.
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We don't know, because as a judge on the federal court of appeals in Washington, Kavanaugh has not authored any significant opinions on the reach of the Constitution's Commerce Clause or the spending and taxing powers under which the Obama administration justified its effort to nationalize health care.
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The Islamic Revolution in Iran was sparked by outrage at the Shah's ruthless repression of his people—which the US indirectly participated in by politically supporting his regime, even engineering a coup against the country's only democratically elected leader when he wanted to nationalize the Iranian oil industry.
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The Planet Money podcast tells the riveting story of how this centralized plan was walked back in China, but the general point is that these communist countries did not just nationalize the means of production, they tried to centrally control all of it from within a small group [2].
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I oversaw the DPA when I served in the Department of Defense, and it matters because it harnesses the power of the federal government to prioritize contracts, make grants or loans, review foreign direct investment and even nationalize specific industries that could be marshaled to help fight COVID-19.
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There is a lot of evidence that the two parties do not differ in their policy views as much as it appears — neither party wants to abolish Social Security or nationalize the oil industry, and even hot-button issues like same-sex marriage are quickly joining the policy consensus.
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But by trying to nationalize the race and make it a referendum on the depth of opposition to Mr. Trump, Mr. Perriello has transformed the primary race into a test of whether the boiling liberal rage toward the new president can be harnessed to win a state campaign.
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Several senior officials at major trade technology and telecommunications trade associations who keep in regular contact with the White House on matters of technology policy said that until the report on Sunday night, they had not been familiar with the proposal to nationalize high-speed wireless broadband networks.
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"Our goal is to nationalize those races and to really frame a narrative around these representatives that they aren't just representing their district, which is a very big part of it, but they're also representing the rest of America with their votes," Trent said in an interview with The Verge.
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His view is that Warren's proposal is to essentially nationalize industry — putting business enterprises under the direct supervision of the federal government — to the extent that he views Donald Trump being in office as a knock-down argument that should convince everyone on the left that Warren's proposal is bad.
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After contests in Iowa and New Hampshire, the race for the Democratic nomination will nationalize in the coming weeks, with a compressed calendar forcing candidates like Buttigieg having to balance their time and attention on stand-alone contests like Nevada and South Carolina and delegate heavy days like Super Tuesday.
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Canada produces 22018 million barrels per day (bpd), more than any country other than the United States, Saudi Arabia and Russia, but the world's fourth largest producer has had to nationalize a pipeline and the province of Alberta is exploring buying trains to handle a glut of oil sitting in storage.
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Bevin, like Reeves in Mississippi, is trying to nationalize the race, bringing in President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE for an election-eve rally in Lexington.
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Though he makes no radical or provocative case to, say, nationalize Facebook, or to break up Google, he does suggest creating a Data Protection Authority, in the mold of Elizabeth Warren's post-financial-crisis Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and calling for government to protect privacy as it (in theory) protects the environment.
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The book also explains how capital exploits cities, and exhorts people to collectively stop paying their bills to force the government to nationalize the banks.) But with his Science in the Capital trilogy in the early 2000s, Robinson explicitly started writing about how to avert (or survive) a specific apocalypse—the warming climate of Earth.
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S. trade deal stoke risk appetite * BT falls on Labour nationalization pledge Nov 15 (Reuters) - London's FTSE 100 followed global peers higher on Friday as hopes of an imminent U.S.-China trade deal were rekindled by comments from a senior U.S. official, while BT slipped after Britain's opposition party vowed to nationalize parts of the telecoms provider.
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The big picture: The 39% of executives that named a Labour government as one of the three most pressing challenges — compared to 51% for Brexit — did so because of Corbyn's pledges to "nationalize the rail, water and postal industries, sharply increase corporation tax and taxes on the most wealthy, and end private finance initiative contracts with the state."
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"I usually resist the temptation to nationalize these races in Virginia, but Trump has been an overbearing presence in this election, and Ed Gillespie chose to run a campaign modeled after the kind of campaign Trump ran last year," said Mark J. Rozell, dean of the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University.
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The young man who joined the Young People's Socialist League as a student at the University of Chicago in the early 1960s on the hoary notion that "capital" should be in the hands of workers, not capitalists, is now the old man who rails compulsively against "the billionaire class" and wants to nationalize the health insurance industry.
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In the latter category, we can start with the collapse in 2014 in the price of crude oil, which is Venezuela's chief export: The decline in oil revenue in particular has forced a reckoning after years of socialist policies in which President Nicolas Maduro and his predecessor, the firebrand Hugo Chavez, tried to nationalize or centrally manage large swaths of the country's economy.
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In other ways, the NAACP travel warning is clearly black folk playing pressure politics, such as they learned from 1920s era Pullman porter labor leader A. Philip Randolph -- as well as a means to nationalize and sensationalize a fairly arcane and subtle bit of legal wrangling that might have passed unnoticed among many blacks in other parts of the country.
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While governors races are usually state-level affairs, President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE has worked to nationalize these two elections, running a number of ads backing the candidates and making visits to the states.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) over their support of Medicare for All, the single-payer insurance plan that would nationalize healthcare in the U.S. Buttigieg's position is a lot like former Vice President Joe Biden's—and his strategy appears to be to aggressively court the middle on healthcare and other issues that made Biden the early front-runner.
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President Jimmy CarterJimmy Carter3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Trump spends big in Texas, raising questions about whether he's worried Here's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees MORE moved to nationalize K-85033 with his Department of Education, but it has achieved little; test scores have remained essentially flat in the 40 years since its creation.
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Speaking of Facebook, our staff considered what Facebook would look like if the US government decided to nationalize it, we showed readers how to poison their Facebook data, and staff writer Daniel Oberhaus deleted his Facebook—then went a step further and decided to not use any services or products from Facebook, Google, Amazon, Apple, or Microsoft for a full month with the Motherboard Guide to Quitting the Big Five.
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Democratic campaign leaders are moving to nationalize close House races in hopes that Donald 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's struggles and President Obama's popularity will pay dividends down the ballot on Nov. 8.
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The idea that we can nationalize these tech platforms and turn them toward better ends fundamentally misapprehends what these industries are: not a productive capitalism but a necrotising one—not an enterprise that blindly spits out useful objects and transforms surplus value into capital, but one fixated, relentless, and demented on bringing about a state of affairs that would make all our hopes of the common good meaningless for the rest of time.
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For example, it could not give state aid to industries and certainly could not nationalize them; it could not introduce different corporation tax for different regions (something that would immediately make far more difference to the voters of the depressed old industrial cities of England than restricting immigration); it could not subsidize agriculture or control fisheries in ways that would be appropriate to the needs of its own workers and consumers; and so on.
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Andrew Cuomo said he's asked the federal government to nationalize the purchase of medical equipment and has signed off on several locations to build temporary hospitals to treat coronavirus patients across the state, which is the hardest hit in the U.S. Cuomo said the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will build temporary hospitals in Stony Brook, Westbury, Westchester and the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City, which will contain four federal hospitals with 250 beds each.
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Andrew Cuomo said he's asked the federal government to nationalize the purchase of medical equipment and has signed off on several locations to build temporary hospitals to treat coronavirus patients across the state, which is the hardest hit in the U.S. Cuomo said the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will build temporary hospitals in Stony Brook, Westbury, Westchester, New York, and the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City, which will contain four federal hospitals with 250 beds each.
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John CarterJohn Rice CarterCornyn faces toughest race yet in changing Texas Texas Republicans sound alarm about rapidly evolving state Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) in a deep-red district in 28500, has the largest national profile, but Democrats believe several of the contenders could catch fire and nationalize the race, potentially drawing media attention and tens of millions of dollars into Texas, as O'Rourke did in 6900, paving the way for his 2628 presidential run.
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NRxer Michael Perilloux, for example, complained that Trump wouldn't pull off the kind of power grab that many of his critics fear him capable of: Is Trump likely to cancel the constitution, declare martial law, declare himself emperor to be succeeded by his children, nationalize the banks and media, hang some of the worst criminal bankers, send the Israelis back to Israel, call the National Guard to roll tanks into Harvard Yard, place all communists and other anti-American elements under house arrest, retire all government employees, replace the USG with the Trump Organization, and begin actually rebuilding America and western civilization?
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