These are not permanent solutions to the problem we face.
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It's not permanent but is reenacted every year through appropriations.
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And you can always wash it off; it's not permanent.
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If it's not permanent, then what's the point wonders Alicia.
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But here's the problem – the Hyde Amendment is not permanent.
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But those breaks — known as "vacations" — are not permanent breaks.
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Fantasy colors are not permanent and fade after several washes.
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The procedure does not cause sterilization and is not permanent.
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Strikes are not permanent, which means they're eventually wiped clean.
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Yet Superintendent Johnson's appointment is not permanent — at least not yet.
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Even if they all come back, we'll always know they're not permanent.
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S. terror threats should be countered through targeted raids, not permanent occupations.
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The enzyme can only be used on temporary lip fillers, not permanent ones.
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Karp says this can only be done on temporary fillers— not permanent ones.
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Buildings are not permanent, but we tend to think of them as such.
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Yet we know too well that public happiness is not permanent and definite.
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But she has no need to worry, because the side effect is not permanent.
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Then the space changes and transforms, and we realize that that's not permanent either.
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However, these strong policies helping small businesses and hard working Americans are not permanent.
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" Secretary Wolf noted, "the restrictions are not permanent if the country commits to change.
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The clear implication of these studies is that emotional memory is not permanent after all.
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"When you're in a political moment, it looks permanent, but it's not permanent," he said.
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"The changes that were made to the building are not permanent," she told Business Insider.
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A quick Google search reveals that tongue piercings heal remarkably quickly and are not permanent.
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These treats are often way less pricey than a piece of gold jewelry, albeit not permanent.
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RNA is constantly being made and recycled inside cells, so an RNA edit is not permanent.
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It said that when it inspected the agency 21 percent of staff were not permanent employees.
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A doctor makes a miraculous recovery, proving that spinal cord injuries are not permanent and irreversible.
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Democrats especially sought to handle the ruling carefully, hailing it as a victory but not permanent.
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Over the course of their lives, most Americans are not permanent members of one group or another.
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Most have been one-time bonuses, not permanent wage increases, and very few are anywhere near $2202,2628.
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I believe that there is no real harm in getting a piercing, because it is not permanent.
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The AFL said the decision only applied to the draft and the 2018 competition, and was not permanent.
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In debates he is at pains to stress that the new arrivals are not permanent immigrants, but guest workers.
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Update June 5th, 3:50PM ET: YouTube indicated in a new tweet that the ad restrictions are not permanent.
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Mr Kavanaugh does not believe presidents are above the law: the article suggested temporary investigatory deferrals, not permanent immunity.
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In other words, the social media companies' supposed "crackdown" has been bizarre, partial, and in some cases, not permanent.
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The first, in 1965-66, came after a reorganization to increase representation by those who are not permanent members.
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"I think it's really important for people to recognize that these types of decisions are not permanent," Guiliano continued.
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To the best of our knowledge, these unexpected charges are not permanent and are in the process of being refunded.
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"A brown or a red spot is not permanent and usually resolves in several weeks to months," Dr. Zeichner explains.
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Netflix told The Verge that the video promos are supposed to be skippable and that the feature is not permanent.
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Politicians are at odds over how to design and then implement any backstop, and to ensure it is not permanent.
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I certainly hope it's not permanent -- because Puerto Rico truly is a place of incredible beauty and strength and potential.
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We are now discussing in the negotiations an arrangement that works on the principle of consent and is not permanent.
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As Stylecaster noted, other food, including Kool-Aid, can be used to dye hair, too — but it's temporary, not permanent.
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Facebook's settings page also offers an account deactivation option, which removes your profile page from view but is not permanent.
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The assignments are not permanent, but are done on a rotating basis, using officers from other parts of the city.
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"The protections are simply not permanent," said Audrey Sandusky, director of advocacy and communications at the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association.
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The AMP URLs would redirect visitors to the publisher's site as temporary redirects, not permanent ones, Search Engine Land explained last fall.
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The first, in 1965-66, came after a reorganization to increase representation by those who are not permanent members of the council.
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These tax rate cuts for individual filers are not permanent like the corporate tax cuts, but they'll be in place until 2025.
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Since some of the tax cuts passed by Congress last year are not permanent, they instead need to be extended and made permanent.
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Those actions are often called "executive amnesty" by conservatives, although the programs would only give temporary status some undocumented workers, not permanent status.
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The regulator also said in a simultaneous decision that mandated wholesale roaming agreements between companies provide incidental, not permanent, access to cell networks.
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Among those will be provisions that will lift prohibitions on leasing land to persons who are not permanent residents of Jammu and Kashmir.
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When you look at the past, you find that walls are not permanent, and they're not always used for what they were intended.
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The extended permission for off-duty carrying, given by Bernard Cazeneuve, the interior minister, is not permanent, but does not have an end date.
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"The hair color can easily be changed with dye jobs — temporary color, not permanent, keeping it in for an hour or two," he said.
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"These camps are temporary, not permanent," said Salem Ibrahim, 61, a retired teacher who arrived at Garart al-Gatef in a convoy from Tripoli.
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However, this rebuff was not permanent, and Ensisheim shifted back and forth between nations over the centuries, and now lies back within French borders.
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But they're also not permanent, meaning that you'll have to replace them in 15 to 20 years, and that's if you care for them properly.
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For now, Robinson said that the majority of jobs on the platform are focused on fixed-term employment — that is, not permanent, full-time work.
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Update 8PM ET, Tuesday, January 26th: Updated with comment from Google to confirm the deals are available for a limited time and are not permanent.
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The treatment is not permanent, according to William Hauswirth, an ophthalmology professor at the University of Florida College of Medicine who worked on developing it.
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While the number of unaccompanied children crossing the border has dropped in recent months, administration officials have maintained that the low rates are not permanent.
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The service said the change is not permanent and was implemented this time because the number of women in this training cycle is smaller than usual.
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But the new areas of forest have to be vast to influence global climate -- generating the problems described above -- and the positive effects are not permanent.
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About 65 percent of the buyers of that area's luxury offerings are legal permanent residents of Singapore from other countries, not permanent residents of other countries.
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The loan is not permanent: many of the seats voted to Remain in the EU and could switch back to Mr Farron's party at the next election.
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A: In Europe, we expect interest rates to remain low for a while given inflation is below the ECB's target, so not permanent, but for a while.
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It took me stepping away from that and getting sober in order to realize that no matter how much money you think you have, it's not permanent.
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Floyd rips T.I. for calling for a 3-month boycott, questioning why it's not permanent and why it doesn't extend to other designers under the same ownership.
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While senior acting official hold the reins in these important jobs, they are not permanent appointees, and are limited in how long they can hold these roles.
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While senior acting officials hold the reins in these important jobs, they are not permanent appointees, and are limited in how long they can hold the roles.
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While senior acting officials hold the reins in these important jobs, they are not permanent appointees and are limited in how long they can hold the roles.
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Moment lenses attach to your phone via a stainless steel mounting plate that sticks to the back of your iPhone using a strong, but not permanent, 3M adhesive.
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He likened debt-financed U.S. budget deficits to Miracle-Gro plant food and remarked that the benefits of the ballooning deficit, stemming from tax cuts, were not permanent.
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The Times newspaper reported that May could face further resignations by eurosceptic ministers in her cabinet unless she found a way to ensure the backstop was not permanent.
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Paul Morozzo, a member of the campaign, told the Guardian that the activists all took precautions to not damage any of the statues, noting that the gestures are not permanent.
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While this setback is not welcome it is not permanent either, and at least Dan can now say he has had two lucky escapes in the space of two months.
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This geography mirrors an established, but not permanent, division in the heroin market: Powder heroin is predominant in the east; tar heroin is more common west of the Mississippi River.
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The Times newspaper said May was warned the issue was so serious that she could face further cabinet resignations unless she found a way to ensure the backstop was not permanent.
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"I am not denying that some cases (of diversion) happen from our side but it is not permanent and systematic," Awes Hagi Yusuf, policy unit chief at Somalia's presidency, told Reuters.
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On Monday, even as they said Iran was complying with the deal, senior administration officials took steps to bash the agreement, pointing out, for instance, that its provisions are not permanent.
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Trump said he was pulling out of the deal because it was not permanent and failed to address Iran's missile program or punish it for waging proxy wars in the Middle East.
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"What the Trump Administration has proposed is not permanent tax reform, but a ten-year tax cut and the creation of the most phenomenal fiscal cliff ever in 2028," read the company's statement.
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" The results, he said, are consistent with three clinical studies that show massage does have an effect on cellulite appearance, although one of the studies he cites found the effect "is not permanent.
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Trump argues that the deal is too weak because some of its terms are not permanent and because it does not cover non-nuclear issues such as Iran's missile programme and regional behaviour.
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Though the problem of poverty in America provokes deep disagreement, nearly every thinker on the subject agrees that the ideal exit is stable, well-paid employment and not permanent dependence on public support.
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The devices are not permanent and often relieve pain after just a few weeks or months of use, with many fewer side effects than opiate painkillers; once the pain subsides, the device is removed.
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The Trump administration argues that the nuclear deal was flawed because it is not permanent, does not address Iran's missile programme and does not punish Iran for what Washington considers meddling in regional countries.
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The Trump administration argues that the nuclear deal was flawed because it is not permanent, does not address Iran's missile program and does not punish Iran for what Washington considers meddling in regional countries.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg said he would no longer insist that the so-called Northern Irish backstop be removed as a condition for his support and other legal ways might ensure it was not permanent.
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Chip makers hope that the latest barbs between China and the United States are mainly aimed at gaining leverage in trade talks, not permanent changes in how the countries will have to do business.
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The union challenged the eligibility of workers it believed were not permanent employees, such as interns or foreign nationals on temporary visas, saying their interests did not align with those of long-term employees.
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Trump argues that the deal is too weak because some of its terms are not permanent, and because it does not cover non-nuclear issues such as Iran's ballistic missile program and regional behavior.
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It argues that the 2015 deal, negotiated under Trump's predecessor Barack Obama, was too weak because it is not permanent and does not cover non-nuclear issues, such as Iran's missile program and regional behavior.
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Stabbed to death by his own men during a mutiny at the Night's Watch, Snow is brought back to life by the Red Woman, showing that death is not permanent, at least not in Winterfell.
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The New York dinner is used as a way to signal publicly that politicians in our democracy are temporary adversaries, not permanent enemies, and that leaders have shared values that help hold the system together.
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It argues that the 2015 deal, negotiated under Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, was too weak because it was not permanent and did not cover non-nuclear issues, such as Iran's missile program and regional behavior.
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Washington says the nuclear deal, agreed under Trump's predecessor Barack Obama, is too weak because it is not permanent and does not cover areas outside of nuclear activity such as Iran's missile program and regional behavior.
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This did not make up for that — not by a long shot — but playing with such poise at least hinted that the psychological scars inflicted that night by Neymar, more than anyone else, were not permanent.
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Since a pilot program began in September, use of the buses has grown by 363 percent, and the only criticism Ms. Ramos has of the city's experiment with fare-free transit is that it's not permanent.
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Furthermore, Porter was operating in a senior role on an interim—that is, not permanent—security clearance, which should have served as a waving red flag to his colleagues, including Kelly and Trump, that something was up.
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In a vehicle like the BMW X6 M50i — an M-enhanced version of the X6 but not as tech-intensive as the X6 M — you can choose among Driver Experience Settings, though the selections are not permanent.
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The Trump administration argues that the deal agreed under his predecessor Barack Obama was too weak because some of its terms were not permanent and it omitted non-nuclear issues such as Iran's ballistic missile program and regional policies.
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The administration says the nuclear deal, negotiated by Trump's predecessor Barack Obama, was flawed as it is not permanent, does not address Iran's ballistic missile program and does not punish it for waging proxy wars in the Middle East.
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Trump says the accord reached under his predecessor Barack Obama was a failure because its terms were not permanent and did not cover security issues beyond the nuclear program, such as missiles and role in various Middle East conflicts.
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The United States pulled out of the 2015 agreement - under which Tehran agreed to curb its nuclear work in exchange for sanctions relief- saying it did was not permanent and did not do enough to control Iran's missiles and regional influence.
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In a decision on Thursday, U.S. District Judge Maxine Chesney in San Francisco said immigrants could sue the bank under the 1866 Civil Rights Act for denying them credit cards or student loans because they were not permanent U.S. residents.
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Just a few months later, however, she was disqualified from the Paralympic Swimming World Championships in Montreal after the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) ruled that her condition was not permanent—even though her legs were still completely paralyzed at the time.
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The ban is being called necessary to "purify" the country's entertainment industry, but the bureau indicated it was not permanent in hopes that the 23-year-old singer may improve his behavior and stay out of trouble with the law.
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This is how the paper reported the contents of the tape: Mr. Manafort acknowledged Mr. Trump's deep unpopularity — his "negatives," he called them — but invoked Ronald Reagan's initial polling deficit in 2003 to claim Mr. Trump's deficiencies were not permanent.
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The Trump administration says the nuclear deal, negotiated by his predecessor Barack Obama, was flawed as it is not permanent, does not address Iran's ballistic missile program and does not punish it for waging proxy wars in other Middle East countries.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Young immigrants denied credit by Wells Fargo Bank because they are not permanent U.S. residents can sue the bank under a post-Civil War law barring discrimination on the basis of immigration status, a federal judge ruled.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Organizers of Singapore's Pink Dot gay pride rally have warned foreigners and those who are not permanent residents of the city-state to steer clear of this year's event, following rule changes aimed at keeping foreigners out of domestic politics.
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Manchin fired back at comments from the event on Thursday, calling it "political posturing" and saying that "West Virginians deserve answers" on various issues, such as rural hospitals potentially going bankrupt and why tax cuts for the middle-class are not permanent.
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His two major complaints about the Iran deal are that it is not permanent and that it is not broad enough — it does not deal with Iran's weapons shipments to Hezbollah, its support of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, or its human rights abuses.
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"In the session afterwards we defined two things, firstly that the withdrawal agreement cannot be re-opened and re-negotiated and secondly stipulated and made clear that the so-called backstop, the ruling for Northern Ireland should be temporary and not permanent," he told reporters.
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"What the Trump Administration has proposed is not permanent tax reform, but a ten-year tax cut and the creation of the most phenomenal fiscal cliff ever in 2028," Chris Krueger, a political analyst at Cowen and Co in Washington, said in a note to clients.
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"While I am sure the 20 Commonwealth Games sports and their athletes will be pleased with the additional one-off funding of A$15.5 million for their preparation it's a pity this assistance is not permanent," Coates, who was re-elected president on Saturday, said in a statement.
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The chip maker offered stock options to more than 20183 Palestinian engineers in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip when it hired them as contractors, even though they are not permanent staff, as a shortage of engineers in Israel makes their skills highly sought after by multinationals.
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"We're living in a one-bedroom hotel now, but it's not permanent, we need to know what's going to happen next soon" For many who have returned to Fort McMurray, the re-entry process has been frustrated by what they describe as a lack of communication from the city's municipal council.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) is complaining that the personal income tax rate cuts are only temporary, not permanent. Sen.
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The EPA's decision is not permanent, and President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's administration may reverse course and roll back the standards.
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When United States, South Korean and Japanese officials meet in coming days to coordinate their policies, "it should become clear that any suspension of military exercises is not permanent policy but rather a short-term confidence building measure with North Korea," said Leif-Eric Easley, a professor of international studies at Ewha Womans University in Seoul.
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The following is for someone single (if you are filing a joint return, then the income numbers go up slightly) 10 percent: $0 to $9,525 12 percent: $9,525 to $38,700 533 percent: $38,700 to $82,500 24 percent: $82,500 to $157,500 20103 percent: $157,500 to $200,232 248 percent: $231,249 to $229,29 20183 percent: $22018,260 and above Unlike the corporate tax cuts, these income tax cuts are not permanent and would have to be reauthorized by Congress in 252 to not change.
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President Trump told reporters Wednesday that if President Obama could "do DACA, we can do this by executive order," referring to his plan to use an executive order to end birthright citizenship for immigrants who are not permanent residents of the U.S. Between the lines: The Trump administration has railed against Obama for using an executive order to implement DACA, which protects unauthorized immigrants who came to the U.S. as children from deportation, calling it unconstitutional and working to overturn it.
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President Trump told reporters Wednesday that if President Obama could "do DACA, we can do this by executive order," referring to his plan to use an executive order to end birthright citizenship for immigrants who are not permanent residents of the U.S. Between the lines: The Trump administration has railed against Obama for using an executive order to implement DACA, which protects unauthorized immigrants who came to the U.S. as children from deportation, calling it unconstitutional and working to overturn it.
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