But they could also download "tweaks" and more drastic overhauls.
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Here's what you need to know: • Trump overhauls his campaign.
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Second, and more fundamentally, the bill completely overhauls Medicaid's financing.
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Analysts have called for larger governance overhauls across the sector.
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CAUCUS OVERHAULS: Caucuses have also undergone some changes as well.
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But they are taking incremental steps, rather than sweeping overhauls.
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The AHCA also radically overhauls the subsidies available through the exchanges.
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Four contractors were in separate incidents during unit overhauls in January.
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The law overhauls the regulations for licensing in the streaming era.
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Congress is essential to many of the report's recommended structural overhauls.
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Several presidents before him have struggled to pass major health overhauls.
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But they are taking incremental steps, rather than implementing sweeping overhauls.
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Legislation that overhauls the department's appeals procedure was an easier lift.
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The refinery's two 110,000 bpd FCCUs are shut for planned overhauls.
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EU COMMISSION SAYS ITALY IS BACKTRACKING FROM STRUCTURAL OVERHAULS, PENSION REFORM - DOCUMENT
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YouTube is rolling out an app redesign that totally overhauls the homepage.
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Other banks are also looking into larger-scale overhauls of European operations.
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The bill also overhauls how the federal government funds the entire programme.
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If hospitals have suffered from relentless overhauls, GPs have received malign neglect.
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Technology leaders within organizations are increasingly tasked with overseeing sweeping digital overhauls.
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Failure to enforce market overhauls could carry a different kind of risk.
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Companies are racing to hire top talent that can lead digital overhauls.
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"Start with the minor improvements rather than the big overhauls," she added.
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Proposed copyright overhauls have set the internet on fire in the past.
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Major overhauls to the tax system only come around once a generation.
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Realizing that Mr. Trump was unlikely to be in favor of sentencing overhauls, Mr. Kushner decided to focus on prison overhauls and leave the sentencing piece of the puzzle to Jeff Sessions, the attorney general at the time.
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As Republicans scrambled to raise campaign cash last year, they proposed sweeping overhauls.
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Mr. Reagan, for example, signed sweeping overhauls of the tax and immigration systems.
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Cabin overhauls could be completed within hours, or perhaps a day, A3 estimates.
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But shareholder activism is on the rise, with restive investors demanding corporate overhauls.
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The EPA has halted public communications while it overhauls its public relations strategy.
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Trump's orders come as House Republicans prepare major legislative overhauls to Dodd-Frank.
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" The stated reason for these new overhauls is noble: to combat "patent trolls.
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It's time for Democrats to support a plan that overhauls our tax system.
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Or are their sights more trained on bigger legislative overhauls tied to entitlements?
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But many of the digital overhauls underway might not need major software investment.
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The Photos app got one of the bigger overhauls at WWDC this year.
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That&aposs why it remains a key guiding principle for many digital overhauls.
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The new RX100 V keeps the same pocketable design and overhauls the innards.
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Sweeping tech overhauls don&apost come cheap and require new strategies for funding.
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Talk On your reality show ''Bar Rescue,'' you do speedy overhauls of failing bars.
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Apple overhauls its privacy pages, and now lets U.S. customers download their own data
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And listen, change doesn't ever come easy for social media sites unveiling big overhauls.
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And I hope he and Pruitt are aware of the history of EPA overhauls.
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Pratt & Whitney said it has increased the supply of spares and speeded up overhauls.
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The remarks also come as the administration overhauls its policy toward the U.S. adversary.
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Mr. Castro's early overhauls also changed Cuba in ways that were less than utopian.
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President Donald Trump signed a bill on Friday that overhauls the U.S. tax code.
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Like the House bill, the Senate bill overhauls Medicaid spending in two key ways.
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Proposition 58 overhauls another ballot initiative that was approved by the voters in 1998.
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It took a bipartisan commission two years to agree to overhauls for the program.
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In December, President Donald Trump signed a bill that overhauls the U.S. tax code.
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Numerous states have also enacted overhauls to their criminal justice systems in recent years.
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Ted Cruz of Texas said, citing tax reform, regulation overhauls and Republican judicial confirmations.
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The measure overhauls Argentina's border security network, promising efficient coordination of customs and law enforcement.
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However, they will have a tough time agreeing on how to pay for the overhauls.
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Also overhauls NIH to focus on "highest priority" efforts and eliminates the Fogarty International Center.
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It has embarked on a series of overhauls that ultimately failed to produce consistent profits.
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Protesters have called for systemic government overhauls — from city halls to police departments to courts.
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On Thursday, Schäuble reiterated that what Athens needs is not debt relief but economic overhauls.
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But these measures can only accomplish so much in the absence of broader policy overhauls.
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The fix doesn't always mean massive infrastructural overhauls—sometimes it's as simple as better tech.
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Some officials are also undertaking overhauls of zoos whose underlying philosophies, they say, are Victorian.
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In the past year, its stock has been battered as the company overhauls its business.
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It overhauls the makeup of a redistricting committee to give more power to legislative leaders.
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It repeals most Obamacare taxes, overhauls the law's tax credits and ends its Medicaid expansion.
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"Start with the minor improvements rather than the big overhauls," Schultz said on the podcast.
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The Obama administration also made several overhauls to the agency, which focused on increasing preparedness.
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Her death led to major legal overhauls in Spain to protect women from domestic violence.
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Policy tensions opened up over the right balance between shoring up growth and imposing overhauls.
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Security researcher John Wethington said it is "rare" to see security overhauls that require password resets.
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FBI overhauls media policy amid controversy over alleged leaks, restricting contacts between news media and employees.
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Armstrong, Staggs and Martin have all seen overseen major structural and financial overhauls to their organizations.
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It also overhauls the entire Medicaid program and ends Obamacare's generous federal funding to expand it.
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Goldman previously acknowledged its burn rate has been higher than rivals as it overhauls its strategy.
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The digital overhauls underway across corporate America are better positioning tech chiefs for the CEO role.
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Some Democrats have been making big promises on healthcare, vowing sweeping overhauls and complete government takeovers.
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Other priorities include overhauls in Ukraine's health and education systems, as well as a budget reform.
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There are, however, a variety of options for reform, ranging from small tweaks to total overhauls.
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Here's the second chapter of that campaign, for which the company overhauls its driver support operations.
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It mentioned that DACA was one of several issues discussed, along with tax overhauls and infrastructure.
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Home Depot has grown in its online business, as Lowe's lags behind and overhauls its website.
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More sweeping changes can occur only if Congress passes new laws or overhauls the immigration system.
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But classic tax overhauls would trim back such targeted tax breaks to lower overall tax rates.
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But Mr. Temer argues that his overhauls are needed to restore confidence in Brazil's weak economy.
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It is one of the largest overhauls of the U.S. retirement system to come in decades.
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The bill, which overhauls the state's pension, passed mostly on party lines and heads to Gov.
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But it all fell apart when progressives balked at entitlement overhauls and Republicans at tax hikes.
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Each makeover includes cooking lessons, grooming tutorials, closet overhauls, home remodeling, and some spectacular life advice.
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"Alongside this France that reforms, that transforms, that overhauls, we need a Europe that protects," Macron said.
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Another opportunity could be to dive into infrastructure overhauls like blockchain implementation, several bank industry experts said.
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OYO Rooms, an Indian startup that overhauls and brands small, local hotels, provides another example of collaboration.
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Turnaround skepticism Deutsche Bank has for years struggled to produce consistent profits despite a series of overhauls.
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The plan also overhauls Medicaid expansion by capping federal payments and blocks federal funding for Planned Parenthood.
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The bill also overhauls Medicaid, placing a federal spending cap on the program for the first time.
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The new round of ballot measures this year may spark another wave of overhauls in other states.
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"I need freedom of speech the most," said Mao Yushi, an economist and advocate of political overhauls.
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At Obama's urging, the agency enacted one of the most dramatic overhauls to nutrition labels in decades.
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The "hotels" show how far some breeders are willing to go as China overhauls its farming model.
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Some Democrats have been making big promises on healthcare, vowing to sweeping overhauls and complete government takeovers.
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Angola, OPEC producer and one of sub-Saharan Africa's largest economies, unveiled two economic overhauls this week.
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Snow is expected to order further overhauls of the MCSO intended to further safeguard against racial profiling.
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The more difficult task will be passing legislation that overhauls the way sexual harassment claims are handled.
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In part, that's because the Sanders bill does not establish a funding mechanism for its planned overhauls.
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Legal aid groups in Kentucky, Arkansas and New Hampshire have sued to stop those states' Medicaid overhauls.
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Ms. Saward's case led to changes in attitudes toward rape victims and important legal overhauls in Britain.
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Still, Trump's policy overhauls could have a positive impact on the economy if done properly, Yellen said.
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Both Barack Obama and George W. Bush failed to push through major immigration overhauls despite considerable interest.
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And most time, it is, especially the farther you get from the company's yearly, feature-packed version overhauls.
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It could be the new mass-market product that overhauls the entire category it's entering and resets expectations.
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It's also peculiar considering routers, especially those of the mesh variety, are getting flashy and sleek design overhauls.
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One core issue that will define the Democratic primary is whether voters want sweeping overhauls or incremental change.
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It's building out usage tiers, potentially one of the dullest overhauls a company can make to its backend.
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Wave pool overhauls aren't a matter of just tweaking the software or changing the location of a button.
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But the handful of American cities with thriving transit systems have undertaken more than carrot-flavored bus overhauls.
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Scandals, product delays, executive overhauls and expensive lawsuits have all partially defined the company's VR ambitions thus far.
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She has called for a range of health policy overhauls to preserve and expand the Affordable Care Act.
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Last week, he began to chip away at Obamacare with an executive order that overhauls the insurance system.
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The legislation overhauls medical care options for veterans, including giving them more access to private doctors and hospitals.
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These medication-level cholesterol responses were obtained with food, without the need for dietary overhauls or exercise routines.
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The bank's operating expenses were up 2 percent in the quarter as it spent more in technological overhauls.
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Digital overhauls in organizations across corporate America are giving chief technology officers new responsibilities and increased authority internally.
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Ms. Ardern's overhauls have been inspired in part by neighboring Australia's response after a mass shooting in 6.
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And while members of both political parties have called for overhauls over the years, none have been successful.
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And overhauls to welfare programs such as Medicare and Medicaid could follow if Republicans succeed in cutting taxes.
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Chief information officers are gaining visibility like never before due to new digital overhauls underway across corporate America.
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Gradual changes to the health care system tend be poll better than complete overhauls, like Medicare for all.
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Ms. Merkel did not rule out E.U. treaty changes if that proved necessary to push medium-term overhauls.
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Sisi's crackdown has unfolded amid one of the most expansive overhauls of the legal system in Egyptian history.
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Increasingly, organizations also need executives to manage non-tech aspects of digital overhauls, like the accompanying cultural transformation.
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Mr. Trump hasn't yet signed off on anything, and has not advanced health care overhauls in the past.
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Mr. Trump hasn't yet signed off on anything, and has not advanced health care overhauls in the past.
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It also overhauls the entire program's financing, placing a federal spending cap on the program for the first time.
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Atlas Rises adds various graphics overhauls, the ability to summon your ship while exploring a planet, and new biomes.
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That didn't stop her from meeting with Trump and Kushner earlier this year, though, while advocating for sentencing overhauls.
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It also includes "technical corrections" to sweeping tax overhauls that Trump enacted in 2017, Brady said in a statement.
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In a world where people habitually call for "radical" overhauls, the green paper should be praised for its moderation.
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But that changes today with the latest revision of the Razer Blade, which completely overhauls the stagnant Blade design.
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But it must uphold the law, and it hasn't done any major overhauls in years to modernize its regulations.
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But as more companies pursue digital overhauls, the role is now one of the most critical to the organization.
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The bill will reconcile the House- and Senate-passed versions into one bill that overhauls the Congressional Accountability Act.
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The bill drastically overhauls the current tax system, the largest change in the system in more than 30 years.
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Garland also said there were no major turnaround overhauls planned for its refineries in the third quarter of 2018.
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It also overhauls Medicaid, placing a federal spending cap on the program, which is reflected in the Avalere numbers.
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With that said, some things can be considered overhauls that come with big impacts, like the new privacy settings.
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Surely shipping companies are considering fleet overhauls and may what to buy five or more of these electric rigs.
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Opponents of the overhauls hoped that Mr. Trump would use his visit to urge the government to change course.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Kushner recently met with Mr. West's wife, the celebrity Kim Kardashian West, about sentencing overhauls.
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"You can have these kind of radical overhauls of gender balancing a cabinet when it's authoritarian," Mr. Mosley said.
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His reforms — major overhauls of France's labor market, along with symbolic changes in fiscal policy — are so far unchecked.
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In addition to upgrading the upholstery and adding massaging front seats, the luxury package completely overhauls the rear seats.
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The bill overhauls certain federal sentencing laws, reducing mandatory minimum sentences for drug felonies and expanding early-release programs.
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And the schism over the station overhauls is but a piece of the mayor's differing vision on the subway.
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Tax reforms in the EU need unanimity among EU states, a factor that has blocked many overhauls in the past.
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Target (TGT) announced the departure of its chief digital officer after four years as it overhauls its e-commerce division.
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There are some stars — more than a few, in fact — whose seemingly dramatic hair overhauls are rarely the real thing.
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Pratt saw a 20 percent rise in aftermarket sales, as more V2500 engines needed overhauls, a trend expected to continue.
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Nigeria has recently appointed an Economic Advisory Council tasked with the design and implementation of a variety of policy overhauls.
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"He will be re-elected for sure," Mojgan Faraji, a prominent female journalist who supports overhauls, said of Mr. Rouhani.
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Graham-Cassidy also fundamentally overhauls Medicaid, placing a federal spending cap on what had previously been an open-ended entitlement.
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Benedict wanted him to enact government overhauls, but Archbishop Viganò's efforts in pursuit of that goal earned him powerful enemies.
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But he is expected to propose far-reaching overhauls to the consumer bureau, which he runs as a second job.
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Often times, it can be managers and other senior members of teams that are the biggest roadblocks to tech overhauls.
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But as more companies pursue sweeping IT overhauls, a major question is what kind of return those investments will provide.
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Huge overhauls of the nation's health and tax systems — long congressional Republicans' fantasy — are hard under the best of circumstances.
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In previous tax overhauls, Republicans supported expansions of the earned-income tax credit — a cash subsidy that offsets payroll taxation.
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At first, Lloyd promised overhauls, and some hoped that meant the departure of Afshin Pishevar, people familiar with the situation said.
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"It's worth it," Kyari said of NNPC's refinery overhauls, adding that Nigeria could become a fuel supplier to the entire region.
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Yet Main Street's reaction to the speech was mixed since key details on policy overhauls like health-care reform were missing.
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The investigation, which could result in fines, has reportedly catalyzed discussions on children users that include overhauls to recommended video algorithms.
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Many U.S. states and cities are facing pension overhauls or higher taxes to put their plans on a more sustainable footing.
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EditorsNote: Overhauls with quotes, more details The best move made Sunday by the New England Patriots may have been calling heads.
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Everett's a career set-maker, creating entire cosmetic overhauls for Dota heroes using sculpting and molding tools in programs like Maya.
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Some short-term spice has been added by the closure of several big Chinese smelters for environmental audits and maintenance overhauls.
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Some new overhauls would require legislators to rewrite the state constitution, which enshrines some of the most restrictive roadblocks to voting.
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"Zinc smelters in Yunnan, Sichuan, Guangxi and Anhui restored normal operating rates after overhauls, but other plants started maintenance," it said.
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As CEO, Armstrong has overseen structural and financial overhauls to AOL, most notably the $4.4 billion Verizon-AOL merger in 2015.
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For opponents of the judicial overhauls, the European court is their last, best hope to force the government to change course.
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The changes aimed to lower the country's public debt, which totals $35 billion, to advance economic overhauls and to enhance growth.
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American refineries can process lighter grades of oil but much less efficiently, or they can undertake expensive overhauls of their equipment.
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And despite some recent overhauls, Philadelphia still has one of the highest incarceration rates of any urban center in the country.
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Multinationals are venturing to create more jobs in France as Mr. Macron overhauls French labor laws, despite protests by French workers.
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Of particular concern is if Democrats sweep the presidency and both houses of Congress, paving the way for major policy overhauls.
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With such a careful approach to tech overhauls, Alaska Airlines has to work with partners that are accustomed to slower rollouts.
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Of particular concern is if Democrats sweep the presidency and both houses of Congress, paving the way for major policy overhauls.
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But when Italian voters rejected constitutional overhauls on Sunday, they also demonstrated how difficult it was for leaders to effect change.
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Putting in such a system would likely require major overhauls of U.S. points of entry, such as airports and ports. 9.
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Even non-tech positions like managing the customer experience — a key focus for many digital overhauls — are hot positions for 2020.
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To thrive long term, experts say, South Korea needs to consider overhauls that will help empower entrepreneurs and spread wealth domestically.
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The law overhauls the process for reducing or eliminating tariffs on imported production components not available or in short supply domestically.
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Mr. Zhao, 52, was among the entrepreneurs who plunged into business after Deng Xiaoping, then China's paramount leader, unleashed market overhauls.
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Putting in such a system would likely require major overhauls of U.S. points of entry, such as airports and ports. 9.
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And despite many rounds of revisions and overhauls over the years, Facebook privacy controls still leave many things outside users' control.
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The new dashboard was shown off back in January and finally overhauls the user interface to be faster and easier to use.
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While the government is pushing for major overhauls, it has also kept a tight control over areas like the market and currency.
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Target — The retailer announced the departure of chief digital officer Jason Goldberger after four years, as it overhauls its e-commerce division.
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A cycle in refining terminology is the period between full-unit maintenance overhauls, called turnarounds, and is usually four to five years.
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Smaller states have for years used the veto power to block tax overhauls at EU level over fears of losing tax revenues.
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The Times' report, published Saturday, provides new information about the specific overhauls to the system that made it more vulnerable to malfunctioning.
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Human Rights Watch has urged the United States and other Western countries to use their economic leverage to press for democratic overhauls.
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The Labor Party has promised tax overhauls that would most likely affect affluent property investors by curtailing tax breaks on some investments.
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It overhauls your everyday routine, and most people will tell you to your face that your life choice is beyond their imagination.
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Increasingly, chief data officers, chief technology officers, and chief information officers are the ones managing the sweeping digital overhauls at large corporations.
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Those included two software overhauls in the military and one at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, where he'd become the chief clinical officer.
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Interest rates have been moving sideways this week, as the House and Senate continue working their respective tax overhauls toward a vote.
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His government cracked down on dissent, imprisoned political opponents and shredded the country's economy with a series of ill-planned economic overhauls.
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Reuters on Wednesday reported that Ford was planning to sign such a deal as it overhauls its China strategy to stimulate growth.
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Chief technology officers, chief data officers, and chief information officers are increasingly leading cross-functional teams as companies pursue sweeping digital overhauls.
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But it also means one of the last major legislative overhauls of the Obama era is a big increase in military spending.
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But overhauls also enable plants to operate for more hours per year, meaning overall pollution on an annual basis may go up.
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But she made clear that she would work to pass major elements of the Republican agenda, including health care and tax overhauls.
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After all, it was stiff pressure from the Swiss central bank that helped prompt the overhauls at UBS and Credit Suisse. Fear.
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President Xi Jinping convened top officials in Beijing last week for a conference about financial overhauls, calling for limits on corporate indebtedness.
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The vote was nonbinding, but it was a sharp protest vote, reflecting impatience with corruption and the slowness of overhauls in Ukraine.
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Facebook and Twitter both recently announced internal ad policy overhauls aimed at increasing transparency and preventing foreign actors from manipulating their platform.
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The release of the group's tax recommendations comes as Republicans are pushing to pass legislation that overhauls the tax code next year.
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The power of Google search then directed me to the folks at Computer Overhauls, a slicker shop in the shadow of Penn Station.
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Hum originally launched in August to make older cars more connected to modern tech like OnStar and Bluetooth without expensive overhauls or upgrades.
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TWITTER OVERHAULS ITS TOP RANKS | The layoffs that Jack Dorsey made when he began his tenure as chief executive were just a prelude,
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At the center of the update are some key overhauls to the Alexa app, bringing additional functionality to the entire line of devices.
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The company is currently under pressure from an activist hedge fund lobbying it to explore a sale or other potential overhauls, Bloomberg reports.
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The USPTO faces some major IT challenges, so it would be nice to have someone with experience dealing with large, successful IT overhauls.
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The revelations have badly eroded political support for Temer's measures to spur economic recovery, including overhauls to Brazil's labor and social security regulations.
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As far as actual game updates go, none of the champions listed in the patch notes received major overhauls, but changes did occur.
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The annual inflation rate is approaching 19303%, according to independent estimates (official numbers are not being published while Argentina overhauls its statistics agency).
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These tweaks aren't conspicuous overhauls of my face or body, but they make all the difference in how I perceive my digital self.
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Years after Germany, Britain, and now even Italy have instituted labor market overhauls, France has difficulty even addressing the question, economists here say.
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In the last two years, more than 25,000 Wisconsin residents have re-entered the workforce under welfare overhauls passed earlier in Walker's tenure.
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The STOXX 600 ended January down 0.4 percent, as expectations of major fiscal policy overhauls faded, overshadowed by Trump's controversial and protectionist policies.
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Hopes were that European bank fortunes would greatly improve this year thanks to overhauls by the European Central Bank and rising interest rates.
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The governors, a senior administration official said, helped assuage Trump's concern and pointed him to the benefit of sentencing overhauls in their states.
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Barron was an employee of AltairStrickland, a subsidiary of Emcor Group Inc, that specializes in refinery and chemical plant unit overhauls and revamps.
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Ross thinks that the Democratic primary fight is shaping up to pit redistributive programs like Bernie Sanders's against systemic economic overhauls like Warren's.
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Mr. Babis, a billionaire anti-establishment candidate who vowed during the campaign to fight corruption and introduce economic overhauls, is a polarizing figure.
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Kmart's forecast earnings drop also comes at an inopportune moment as the company overhauls its portfolio and searches for a new growth leg.
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The country will very likely have to agree a series of major economic overhauls in order to bolster its long-term growth potential.
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Transit leaders also were slow to restore cuts that put off car inspections and overhauls to save money, even during good financial times.
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Seven plants in Shandong - including Dongming - with total crude processing capacity of 470,000 bpd will be offline in July for overhauls, JLC estimates.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen, Asia's longest serving leader, has turned his back on Western patrons whose aid has failed to catalyze democratic overhauls.
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Each week, we&aposll be publishing several exclusive stories that give subscribers an inside view of the triumphs and struggles of tech overhauls.
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Trump is eyeing overhauls of the CIA and the office of the director of national intelligence (DNI), The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
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It was planning new laws, the release of its political prisoners and overhauls intended to pull Venezuela out of a deep economic crisis.
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Daniel Smith-Rowsey, a film historian, has referred to the latest shakeup as "the third purge," following two previous industry-wide talent overhauls.
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This latest round of proposals builds on an already extensive set of suggested overhauls to how the government regulates big corporations and itself.
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Corporations are eager to pursue sweeping digital overhauls and tap into burgeoning technology like artificial intelligence — but those transformations don&apost come cheap.
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There are food stamp cuts to pass, Medicare and Social Security overhauls to attempt, deregulatory efforts across a number of domains to spearhead.
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Bernie Sanders takes on Wall Street and big banks in what he's calling a major policy address today in New York on financial overhauls.
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The expected change at the Pentagon comes as Trump overhauls his administration's top leadership positions in the wake of the November mid-term elections.
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Fights over where banks do their business and forcing them into major overhauls of their operations would damage the broader financial system, they argue.
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Don't expect shocking redesigns or massive overhauls; even the completely remodeled App Store looks like Apple News and Apple Music, and feels instantly familiar.
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Every couple months, Epic rolls out a massive update that overhauls the map and the items featured — Epic calls them seasons, exactly like television.
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Before and after pictures are my crack, and I get really into seeing other people's lives play out via kitchen refurbs and bedroom overhauls.
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Facebook is rolling out a slight redesign to the News Feed today, which overhauls the main interface of the site for a cleaner look.
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The store comes as Nike overhauls its US business after sales in North America waned in 2017, while sales in Asia have been growing.
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Steven Mnuchin, Trump's pick for Treasury secretary, told CNBC that tax reforms and trade pact overhauls would be top priorities of the new administration.
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A CFM spokeswoman denied there are any problems and said the changes are to improve durability by allowing more flying time between major overhauls.
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Scott Walker (R) is a handful of votes away from implementing one of the most sweeping overhauls to a state welfare system in decades.
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The major overhauls he has enacted, such as changes to the tax system and the cash ban, have been hugely disruptive to the economy.
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It overhauls the tax code and cuts corporate tax rates, but Democrats and critics say the plan will primarily benefit the wealthy and corporations.
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The bill, long stalled by talks and disagreements between the House and Senate, overhauls the law that dictates how sexual harassment claims are overseen.
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Critics have long warned that unless the U.S. overhauls its privacy and national security laws, no legal framework could stand up in European courts.
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Petroleum companies say it will take major overhauls to fueling station infrastructure and vehicle design before they can meet biofuel targets set by Congress.
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He has promised to "punish any police conduct that violates civil rights," for example, but is skeptical of efforts to force department-wide overhauls.
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Baseball teams talk about their processes; NBA teams embark on three-year overhauls based on double-secret algorithms that may or may not exist.
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The number of contract workers at the refinery is usually 2,000 and increases when major overhauls are underway, the sources familiar with operations said.
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In addition to breaking P&G into separate companies, analysts speculated that Trian could press for more brand divestitures and heavy-handed cost overhauls.
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On the other side of the aisle, Romney's argument for years is that major health insurance overhauls should be made at the state level.
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Instead, chief information officers are increasingly tasked with managing the less high-profile work that serves as the foundation for more sweeping tech overhauls.
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The social overhauls are part of a broad plan to open up the kingdom's economy and to reduce its near-total dependence on oil.
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Story at a glance An Illinois court ruled that state prisons must undergo massive overhauls in how they process, book and incarcerate trans people.
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The Senate bill overhauls a section of the Affordable Care Act that allows states to experiment with different ways to provide health insurance coverage.
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The industry finds initiatives like these, which encourage upgrades but not drastic overhauls, generally palatable—they promote good behavior without overtly punishing status quo ships.
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It also redefines EPA's authority to regulate emissions under the Clean Air Act in a narrower way and overhauls a permit process for big facilities.
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This year details about proposed expansive policy overhauls remain scarce and billions of dollars of bridge loans have been cancelled as M&A deals failed.
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You talked at the start that this bill does still end Obamacare's Medicaid expansion and it overhauls the financing for the Medicaid program in general.
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The colorful crew at Gotham Garage overhauls an eclectic collection of cars, trading their way up to a showstopper they can sell for big bucks.
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"This is a direct result of an acceleration in the investment targeted against the discounters as Tesco overhauls its own label proposition," said Citi analysts.
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This pressure has become especially acute since the failure of the Republican's health-care bill – seen by many as a litmus test for other overhauls.
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But European banks will find it tougher as Brexit comes on top of post-financial crisis structural overhauls that their U.S. counterparts have largely completed.
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The second debate was marked by showdowns between members of the party's progressive and centrist wings about the need for dramatic policy overhauls, with Sen.
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After Reagan took office in 220, he implemented two tax overhauls in a bid to bring the economy — then facing a recession — up to speed.
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The transfer of ownership to Chevron was put on hold on April 2, one day after planned overhauls began on the refinery, the sources said.
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Redesigning and redecorating your house can seem like a daunting task, especially when you compare it to the massive home overhauls you see on HGTV.
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She said that to jump-start growth, countries need continued stimulus from central banks, government spending and tax policies that encourage expansion and economic overhauls.
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Zero Labs Automotive — a California-based company that overhauls classic Ford Broncos with electric motors — just released the details of its latest generation of cars.
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The election emphasizes a split between those favoring overhauls and those who want to stick to the ideological precepts of the Islamic Revolution of 1979.
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In early May, for example, she proposed several overhauls to the state's rent laws, including re-regulating apartments that have fallen out of rent stabilization.
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Jefferies-owned M Science, one of the earliest sellers of alt data, faced major overhauls of its own and cut data-science jobs in December.
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But he has been increasingly criticized for falling short, taking half-measures and shying away from the tough issues of overhauls to labor and land.
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Many hard-left voters have been put off by Mr. Macron's economic policies and his support for labor regulation overhauls when he was economy minister.
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Biden has campaigned explicitly on his ability to beat Trump, while others such as Sanders and Warren have run promising massive political and economic overhauls.
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Public education has been given short shrift, unions have been weakened, tax overhauls have benefited the rich and basic labor standards have not been updated.
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It's been nearly 10 years since the passage of the Affordable Care Act — one of the most sweeping health care overhauls in the nation's history.
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The test appeared for several users yesterday in the comments section — it could signal one of the biggest overhauls in years to the social network.
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It also repeals most of Obamacare's taxes, ends a penalty for not obtaining insurance and overhauls subsidies that help people buy insurance with tax credits.
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Sherborne is led by Edward Bramson, who has previously embarked on overhauls at a number of British companies including Electra Private Equity and chemicals business Elementis.
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RELATED: Navy overhauls troubled littoral combat ship program The USS Anzio, a guided-missile cruiser, was also being pulled out to sea when the incident occurred.
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Concerned citizens are critical of the state legislators' decision to not renew the program, when so many poor rural communities in Texas desperately need infrastructure overhauls.
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Microsoft — Microsoft is considering a sale of its Nokia mobile phone brand to Foxconn, according to tech website VTech, as it overhauls its mobile business. Questions?
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The bill also dramatically overhauls Medicaid, both by ending Obamacare's expansion of the program and placing a federal spending cap on it for the first time.
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On at least six occasions in the last 269 years, Congress and the White House have come together and forged significant overhauls to federal gun law.
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When it comes to the most urgently needed policy overhauls, a victory for Donald Trump next month would be a course correction for our entire union.
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According to Axios, Apple is reportedly focusing primarily on performance improvements and reliability with the upcoming iOS 12 instead of visual overhauls or flashy new features.
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In addition to worries about China, investors have also grown concerned that economic overhauls in Japan championed by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, called Abenomics, are faltering.
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In one shot, he's a tiny barefoot toddler wearing baggy overhauls, and standing in a dusty yard where someone has hung a washbucket on the fence.
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This year, painful overhauls are again taking a backseat as the government prioritizes stability, especially given an upcoming leadership change that occurs once in five years.
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But as banks which seek to overhaul antiquated systems can attest, such overhauls are expensive: Centrica expects to spend 1.3 billion pounds between 2019 and 2022.
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The F-150 last received a full redesign for the 2015 model year, while Ram, Chevy and GMC all gave their trucks full overhauls for 2019.
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Mr. Peña Nieto has pushed through other overhauls, including changes in education, telecommunications, taxes, electricity and finance, but they have yet to generate significant economic growth.
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But now, the mission of the sector is fast becoming the organizational-wide goals as companies like JPMorgan Chase, Walmart, and others pursue major digital overhauls.
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Nearly a decade earlier, a budget crunch had led M.T.A. officials to relax standards for vehicle inspections and overhauls and allow maintenance jobs to go unfilled.
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Interestingly, however, there is not actually any provision of the US Constitution that requires newly elected presidents to make ambitious health care overhauls their top priority.
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In economic overhauls, Mr. Vajpayee privatized state-owned industries, encouraged foreign investment, eased trade restrictions and fostered an information-technology revolution that created a million jobs.
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The California-based company takes first generation Ford Broncos — among the most desirable classic cars — and overhauls them with modern components and high-powered electric powertrains.
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But as companies make innovation a main enterprisewide focus, and increasingly invest in digital overhauls to make that possible, the definition of the word is changing.
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To pay for the plan's steep price tag, officials point to Booker's call for tax code overhauls that include a repeal of recent corporate tax cuts.
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Sanders is proposing massive overhauls of the U.S. economy, including banning private health insurance in favor of a government-run system that guarantees universal health coverage.
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Should his fellow Republicans maintain or extend their grip on Congress, Trump may be emboldened to pursue more of his political agenda, including further tax overhauls.
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Even with a government in place, the political uncertainty that followed Mr. Renzi's resignation after voters resoundingly rejected his overhauls last week has only barely abated.
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Charles was one of the first prisoners released under the new legislation, which overhauls parts of the federal criminal justice system, including reducing mandatory minimum sentences.
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If elected in May, Mr. Fillon will probably face a similar showdown as he seeks government cuts and deeper labor overhauls while the economy is weak.
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Even if they don't undertake total overhauls, the renovation period offers an important opportunity to begin to develop new spaces that better reflect today's political dynamics.
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Tech's Track Record of Shake-Ups at the Top | Yahoo and Twitter are just the latest tech companies shaping plans for major overhauls and management shake-ups.
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A few weeks ago, Blizzard announced StarCraft: Remastered, which takes the original game and overhauls its graphics, soundtrack, and voices to give it a more modern feel.
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In the aftermath of Fukushima, E.ON and RWE have both undergone major corporate overhauls, separating their conventional power plant businesses from operations such as renewables and networks.
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European leaders threatened to let Greece exit the currency bloc if it did not stick with the budget cuts and economic overhauls required for a new bailout.
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"Plant overhauls wound down sharply in October and November versus a peak in August," said Harry Liu, a Beijing-based consultant with research and analysis agency IHS.
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If you already know all about engines, then Hagerty's Redline Rebuilds series is a chance to test your knowledge, and empathize when overhauls don't go as planned.
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From Georgia to Minnesota, Maryland to Alaska, the states passed broad, sweeping overhauls to unduly harsh sentencing laws, archaic criminal codes, and inadequate rehabilitation and reentry programming.
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Roku's software updates usually aren't major overhauls, but small tweaks or incremental changes that make finding stuff to watch easier as Roku supports more and more channels.
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Reagan's overhauls were not really about "deregulation" in the literal sense of reducing regulation, but rather a reorientation of market rules to benefit the wealthy and powerful.
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When furniture overhauls are out of budget and the more affordable knick-knacks only serve as dust-collectors in already cramped quarters, all redesign inspiration feels sapped.
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The move comes as the social media platform overhauls its news feed amid criticism that the site enabled the spread of misinformation during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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But after a string losses and scandals, Deutsche is going through one of the biggest overhauls to an investment bank since the aftermath of the financial crisis.
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A year later, the Financial Services Development Council, a government advisory body, proposed overhauls to the I.P.O. process and the effect that cornerstones have on deal pricing.
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The oldest of the Air Force's bombers, the B-6900 Stratofortress, is slated to receive engine overhauls and continue to fly missions until well into the 2628s.
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Mr. Macron, the French leader, needs Ms. Merkel's support if he is to help push through ambitious overhauls to protect the euro area against another financial crisis.
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They stretched the maintenance cycle for most subway cars from about once every 22011,22009 miles to about once every 21980,000 miles, and began putting off major overhauls.
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Sanders' plan also addresses the fate of workers caught between corporate mergers, pledging to require that companies honor existing union contracts even after major overhauls in management.
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But he also refrained from calling for the liberalizing overhauls that earlier leaders like Deng Xiaoping used to bring China roaring growth in the 1980s and '90s.
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ABB's view contrasted with industrial rivals General Electric and Siemens, which have announced major overhauls after being hit by weak demand from the power and gas sector.
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While the FCCU is shut, the 18,000 bpd alkylation unit and the 50,000 bpd cat feed hydrotreater will be shut for 30-day overhauls, the source said.
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Companies are investing heavily in digital overhauls, and it&aposs critical that tech chiefs are able to properly calculate the return on investment to ensure funding continues.
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But he acknowledged the pace of some reforms had been too slow and further overhauls were needed to help develop capital markets and revamp the pension system.
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For many of the major overhauls — like McDonald&aposs using artificial intelligence to better predict customer ordering habits — the full payoffs are unlikely to be realized immediately.
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However, the most worrying to me is not the funding of social programs, infrastructure overhauls or even the G.O.P.'s deficit-raising tax break for the rich.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden unveiled a plan Tuesday to put $1.7 trillion into clean energy research and infrastructure overhauls, funded by rolling back Republican corporate tax cuts.
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She is creating a new kind of lighting skeleton — one that elevates the practical medium into a refined art form and overhauls a room in a single switch.
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An example of this is the brand's Booster Serum; it went through 30 formula overhauls to finalize the texture and scent before becoming the product we now know.
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However, 5G's success is contingent on modernizing outdated policy frameworks that dictate infrastructure overhauls and establishing the proper balance of public-private partnerships to encourage investment and deployment.
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Its iOS and Android apps were updated Tuesday with a new design that brings an improved set of recommendations, along with a visual overhauls of its home feed.
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Marianna Palka's new film BITCH is not about making massive overhauls of industries that are toxic for women, and yet, the GLOW actress' feminist film feels particularly healing.
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Additionally, the GOP chairmen said the request for Trump's tax returns is "a distraction from more pressing needs" such as overhauls to the healthcare systems and tax codes.
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Hire the right people and localize decision-makingIncreasingly, technology is becoming a more central part of the organization as industries like financial services and retail pursue digital overhauls.
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It overhauls the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) of 1976, which lawmakers and advocates across the political spectrum have criticized as leaving the EPA toothless in recent years.
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GOP leaders have offered assurances in recent days that they are right on schedule and that major overhauls of the healthcare system and tax code will take time.
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Andrew Cuomo (D), who has proposed several election law overhauls in annual budget outlines, has signaled he would support many of the reforms Senate Democrats plan to advance.
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That includes overhauls to its stock-trading group and its rates and currencies trading teams, as well as the wind down of a $1 billion principal-investing unit.
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The message stuck with Irvine, who correlated it to the need for tech leaders to remember the "many different perspectives of people out there" when managing digital overhauls.
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The students in the video, taken on Thursday, were part of a protest in the western Paris suburb of Mantes-la-Jolie against proposed overhauls to national exams.
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The Houston Rockets and the Oklahoma City Thunder spent the off-season undergoing massive overhauls in hopes of keeping up with the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Boston Celtics.
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Some overhauls are coming about as a result of the Labor Department's recent rule mandating that financial advisers offering retirement advice act in the best interests of clients.
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Such overhauls are particularly urgent in Italy, which has had no lasting growth for a decade and is the second-most-indebted country in the eurozone after Greece.
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Chris Murphy, a Democrat from Connecticut who has been a leader pushing for gun overhauls in Congress since the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.
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The senators have sponsored an amendment that closely resembled Trump's own framework includes $25 billion in border security as well as overhauls of the country's legal immigration program.
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Still, his administration has made some small changes, and there have been hints that Mr. Xi may focus more on economic overhauls when he starts his second term.
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At least three major state refineries, with combined crude processing capacity of 21,27.3 bpd, have kicked off overhauls that will last 40-60 days between April and May.
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Valero, for example, is performing overhauls on the crude distillation and coker units at the St. Charles, Louisiana refinery, one of its two plants that routinely process Venezuelan crude.
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Last fall's German election badly weakened Chancellor Angela Merkel, who needed six months to assemble a governing coalition, one that is even more wary about overhauls to the eurozone.
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That's why, as part of the settlement, the FTC also imposed new privacy constraints on the social network, which the agency said "overhauls" how Facebook deals with users' data.
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Voters in some countries, like Portugal, have rebelled against economic overhauls that are intended to allow faster growth but that often mean less job security in the short term.
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And so it's been one of the things that Democrats have been willing to give up as part of comprehensive immigration overhauls — while Republicans seek to eliminate it immediately.
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Such repairs may not be as permanent as those during a full rebuild, but they are good enough to extend the time an engine can operate between major overhauls.
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The strikes were part of a wider day of protests in the public sector, including hospitals and schools, to call attention to staff reductions, low salaries and education overhauls.
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Financial penalties are the main enforcement for Clery violations, but investigations often initiate improvements and overhauls to campus policies, said Alison Kiss, the executive director of the Clery Center.
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Deutsche's problems Deutsche Bank has struggled to find direction in the years following the global financial crisis, attempting a series of overhauls that have failed to yield consistent profits.
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The example today comes from the Skyrim modding community, which creates all kinds of improvements for the classic fantasy adventure, from new items and better maps to complete overhauls.
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With US$16.5bn coming in, however, the Macri administration should have plenty to spare to help fund its budget deficit as the president overhauls Latin America's third-largest economy.
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In a speech on Wednesday, Jean-Claude Juncker urged EU states to make the change, saying the current practice of unanimous decisions had blocked major overhauls of tax legislation.
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Noble has been wracked in the past two years by a steep downturn in commodities markets, management overhauls and allegations of improper accounting, which the company has steadfastly rejected.
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Other factors place pressure on young Americans' budgets too, including escalating student debt and looming tax overhauls, which could mean significant losses for those in the lowest income brackets.
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As founder of a firm whose platform allows companies to quickly link different applications together, he regularly gives counsel to CEOs and chief information officers on their digital overhauls.
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The most radical of all these overhauls, though, was ending the monopoly of Pemex, the country's largest company, and allowing it to seek capital and technology from private companies.
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But after years of development hangups and personnel overhauls, how could a movie—especially one that's bounced around the way this has—have a sufficiently singular point of view?
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But with Workstead's growing list of custom interior projects and their development of a lighting collection keeping them busy in Brooklyn, they weren't ready to undergo any major overhauls.
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All three are at, or near, to the end of a cycle; Real and Bayern, certainly, are contemplating comprehensive overhauls this summer regardless of how the season turns out.
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The Western-backed government has pushed through overhauls of the police and military, but critics say that corruption in state-owned companies, the courts and local government remains rampant.
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In response, Microsoft told the justices that it is up to Congress to revise the 1986 law and noted that both houses have recently held hearings to consider overhauls.
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Mr. McConnell, who controls the Senate floor, continues to see the issue as a loser for Republicans, despite a wave of similar overhauls embraced by states across the country.
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It was widely expected that the case of Zainab, which had become a symbol of child sexual abuse, would result in broad police overhauls and awareness of such crimes.
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With new, potentially contentious trade policies, blocked takeovers and personnel overhauls at the White House, CNBC's Jim Cramer says 2743 is shaping up to be very different from 2017.
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The Green New Deal is the occasion to put America's utilities, builders, and automakers to the challenge of accelerating their technological overhauls to complete decarbonization by 2050 or earlier.
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Overhauls of the country's healthcare policies and tax landscape could see the country slump further, past the likes of Greece (219th), Argentina (220th) and Hungary (2152th), the report suggests.
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The Heritage Foundation, which has advocated several voucher policy initiatives, said the program could invite further regulations, impede further tax overhauls and was out of the federal government's jurisdiction.
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The book helped spur significant overhauls from 1844 to 1864, when the architects Jean-Baptiste-Antoine Lassus and Eugène-Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc redid the spire and flying buttresses.
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Earlier in 2015, President Barack Obama called for an end to mandatory minimum prison sentences for non-violent drug offences, as well as other overhauls to prisons in America.
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The House bill they're taking up is estimated to lead to 23 million fewer Americans having insurance, overhauls Medicaid, and could unwind Obamacare's protections for people with preexisting medical conditions.
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Asked for a specific proposal, Ocasio-Cortez suggested the plan might require returning to policies that preceded the overhauls of the 1980s, which significantly reduced the top income tax rate.
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That uncertainty may be offset by a wide range of policy changes promised by the Trump administration and GOP-controlled Congress, which has pledged major overhauls in taxes and trade.
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The default Pixel shot actually does an admirable job — most other phones would smudge the text to smithereens in such challenging conditions — but the night mode completely overhauls the photo.
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The struggle Deutsche Bank has struggled to find direction in the years following the global financial crisis, embarking on a series of overhauls that have failed to yield consistent profits.
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But the current pro-business government is aiming to restore Argentina's global reputation as an investment destination through various overhauls of the public sector and economic administration of the country.
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But Deutsche has been plagued by losses and scandal, prompting it to embark on one of the biggest overhauls to an investment bank since the aftermath of the financial crisis.
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Much of the anti-immigration, anti-globalization sentiment that won in the Brexit vote resonates with Trump's campaign calls for border walls, immigration bans, and overhauls of global trade policies.
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While Democrats fear Quarles could push for sweeping changes to Dodd-Frank, he's expected to call for smaller overhauls of the rules it mandated the Fed to write and enforce.
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Amid multiple overhauls of bad governments in the past two decades, few have expressed the discontent and will of the people as exactly or as articulately as Armenia's mass demonstrations.
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That isn't the case anymore, but companies are finding that their more old-school tech leaders may not be the best people to oversee their digital overhauls, according to Fowler.
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The limited overhauls he had earlier proposed — opening up intercity bus routes and loosening restrictions on Sunday work hours — had to be forced through Parliament last year by the Socialists.
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Mr. Calk has been critical of financial overhauls and regulations, including those advanced under the Dodd-Frank legislation approved by Congress after the financial crisis and supported by President Obama.
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The moves are the latest in a series of overhauls at the struggling German bank, and come just months after Fedorcik was promoted to global head of debt capital markets.
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Once again, Republicans are hoping to enact conservative reforms on both of these bills, but won't have the ability to process sweeping overhauls if they wait until the last minute.
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Companies like Walmart and Honeywell are investing heavily in digital overhauls, hoping to harness the power of artificial intelligence and other advanced tech to automate operations and anticipate customer needs.
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Four months after Germany's inconclusive parliamentary elections, President Emmanuel Macron of France needs Ms. Merkel's support to help push through ambitious overhauls to protect the eurozone against further financial crises.
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It's no secret that MoviePass had undergone several overhauls in an attempt to find a workable subscription model, but it seems as though this might be the service's final salvo.
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The SAT began to follow suit, and over the decades both tests have gone through overhauls with the goal of being an objective representation of a student's readiness for college.
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Notably, the potential overhauls he favorably singled out did not include several other issues raised by Mr. Trump's behavior that might also affect Mr. Bloomberg, as a fellow wealthy businessman.
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More than 22014,3003 officers have been added during the mayor's term, and the department has recorded a sharp rise in its civilian head count for oversight, new programs and overhauls.
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His allies pushed back on social media, mocking supporters of the I.M.F. deal and broad economic overhauls as "Sorosaty," a word derived from the billionaire philanthropist George Soros' last name.
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The sector is governed by stringent regulations — like patient privacy laws — and for many years IT was often not a focus for the enterprise, making some tech overhauls more difficult.
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The Obama administration is making a last-minute push for police overhauls in two of the nation's most violent cities, where officers have been accused of routinely mistreating African-Americans.
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While it seems unlikely that Amazon would do just a sweeping refresh again just a year later, it's possible the company is picking up the pace of its product overhauls.
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House Democrats, now in control of the chamber, have focused their energy on defending Obamacare or more expansive health care overhauls, making it exceedingly unlikely they'd ever consider the bill.
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But he said that existing and planned projects, including Codelco's overhauls and Teck Resources Ltd's Quebrada Blanca 2 expansion, could potentially increase Chile's production by as much as a quarter.
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The House GOP bill proposes scrapping the enhanced federal funding for Medicaid expansion in 2020 and overhauls the entire program so that states receive a fixed amount of money per enrollee.
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Activists often push for overhauls in corporate strategy, cash management, management team and board composition - sometimes under the threat of a proxy fight if the company does not meet their demands.
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But complete overhauls are rare: the 20113 last received one in 1997, with the debut of the third-generation 737NG, while the A320 hadn't been refreshed since its launch in 1988.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Sinopec Corp will shut down its largest refinery for maintenance throughout May, and at least four independent oil plants have started overhauls this month, curbing China's crude oil demand.
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Activists often push for overhauls in corporate strategy, cash management, management team and board composition — sometimes under the threat of a proxy fight if the company does not meet their demands.
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While each successive series has changed up the canon in its own way, Discovery overhauls not just the look and feel of the universe, but the way the stories are told.
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Mnuchin said on Wednesday the administration would make tax reform and trade pact overhauls top priorities as he outlined Trump's economic agenda along with Wilbur Ross, Trump's nominee for commerce secretary.
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BOSTON, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Harvard University will hire Rick Slocum as chief investment officer at its investment arm, Harvard Management Company, as the school overhauls the way it manages its endowment.
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The rule, which was made final in December under the Obama administration, overhauls the standards that apply to chemical plants and similar facilities to prevent and mitigate accidental chemical release emergencies.
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The rule, which was made final in December under the Obama administration, overhauls the standards that apply to chemical plants and similar facilities to prevent and mitigate accidental chemical release emergencies.
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Main Street helped Donald Trump to a win in November 2016, feeding on his message of less regulation, coupled with overhauls to both the tax code and the Affordable Care Act.
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Gawande argued that the best way for medicine to advance—to lower costs and provide better services—would be to mimic The Cheesecake Factory, which overhauls its menu every six months.
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But for some advocates of tax overhauls, the rules do not go far enough because companies would mostly be allowed to publish aggregated data about their payments outside the European Union.
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BOSTON, July 103 (Reuters) - Elliott Management Corp, Paul Singer's $35 billion hedge fund, has outspent all rivals in pushing for corporate changes like spin-offs, mergers, and management overhauls this year.
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In his last news conference as China's central bank governor, Zhou Xiaochuan, long a proponent of Chinese financial overhauls, said on March 9 that the country had to strengthen investor education.
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Now, the viability of his reform agenda, which includes unpopular pension, labor and tax overhauls, hangs on the government's ability to get the economy on a solid footing and raise wages.
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Despite tangible overhauls at places like Uber and Social Finance, Ms. Pao — who memorably sued her old firm, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, for discrimination — says that more work must be done.
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So are officials in Chicago and Baltimore, who, in a sign of how some cities have come to embrace federal intervention, have objected to a retreat from court-ordered police overhauls.
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But caution should be urged when considering reflexive overhauls that could be due to outliers -- extreme cases with complex causalities -- which may not be reflective of the system as a whole.
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The regulation overhauls major sections of the EPA's Risk Management Program for such plants, with new requirements that companies coordinate with local officials and first responders, and learn from past mistakes.
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It introduces a dark mode, drastically overhauls the Photos app, includes a Street-View-like feature in Apple Maps, and officially introduces Apple Arcade, the new $213.0 a month gaming portal.
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But some political analysts suggest that even Mr. Renzi is in a hurry to return to the polls, to capitalize on the portion of the population that voted for the overhauls.
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But officials say that with the agreements in place, Mr. Sessions, who has spoken out against federal overhauls of police departments, would have to actively work to reverse the previous actions.
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Expect changes such as a faster processor and improved Face ID. But without any blockbuster design overhauls or flashy 5G phones, it may be difficult for Apple to grab customers' attention.
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Nearly all of the top-tier Democratic candidates have unveiled comprehensive climate change plans, with some proposing far-reaching overhauls of the US economy in order to address the crisis. Sen.
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The Chamber has supported overhauls of the federal government's overlapping worker-training programs as well as advocated for options outside of a four-year college degree including vocational and technical training.
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It phases out the health care law's Medicaid expansion and fundamentally overhauls the program's financing, instituting a spending cap that is expected to reduce funding by $800 billion over 10 years.
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BERLIN, May 17 (Reuters) - Adidas has appointed internal candidates as new managing directors for western Europe and emerging markets as the German sportswear company overhauls its management under its new chief executive.
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The executive order is still a draft, according to the report, but if enacted, it could mean major overhauls in the way tech giants like Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon recruit their employees.
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The embattled president is trying to push through overhauls of Brazil's pension and tax laws in an effort to close a gaping budget deficit and get an economic recovery back on track.
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But he refused to reinstate a wealth tax and to back down on his reform agenda, which he said would proceed in 20 with overhauls of pensions, unemployment benefits and public expenditures.
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The U.S currency had dipped to a four-week low overnight as investors unwound safe-haven bets on the currency after the United States and Mexico agreed Monday on overhauls to NAFTA.
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Among other things, the bill overhauls the secretive Office of Congressional Compliance, which has for years facilitated taxpayer-funded settlements for allegations against members of Congress and their offices, including sexual harassment.
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His government has repeatedly shrugged off poor poll ratings, insisting it will not waver on the reform agenda as politically sensitive overhauls of unemployment insurance and pensions loom in the months ahead.
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Spotify has released a major update for its Premium tier that overhauls its radio feature and redesigns its navigation and search on its mobile apps, the company announced in a blog post.
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The country's primary budget deficit widened more than expected in May, the Treasury said - further evidence of urgency in the need to pass the bill that overhauls the country's bloated pension system.
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Fifteen different projects focusing on various overhauls of electrical, ventilation, and safety systems will require station closures and "single-tracking" (meaning trains will have to share a single track, slowing service significantly).
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His predecessor, former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, used this power to make major overhauls on immigration policies, including a decision that makes it harder for domestic violence victims to win asylum cases.
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The ride-hail behemoth is in the midst of searching for a replacement for Kalanick as well as a COO, CFO and general counsel as it overhauls its internal structure and leadership.
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At this point in fashion month, we've witnessed a ton of trends, many of which are new (and quite divisive), and we've even seen complete overhauls of brands we've come to love.
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"The future is very bright," Dimon said, adding that the outlook will be even better if the federal government overhauls corporate taxes, thins out redundant regulation and boosts spending on public infrastructure.
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The proposed changes to comply have required systemic overhauls of nearly every segment of the industry—from asset managers to advisors—and of every aspect of the way such services are provided.
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The redesigned engine part will be included from the outset in Boeing 737 MAX jets due to enter service in 2017 and may be retrofitted during scheduled overhauls for early Airbus users.
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" The official said Congress failed to pass immigration overhauls in the past because lawmakers considered legislation that was too big in scope and only represented "the most liberal sections of both parties.
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But the German lender has been plagued by losses and scandal, prompting it to embark on one of the biggest overhauls to an investment bank since the aftermath of the financial crisis.
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In one of its boldest overhauls, the bank will see 20,226 jobs cut by 212 and the closure of its global equities sales and trading business in a bid to improve profitability.
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While it is further ahead in pre-development than at the same stage on earlier programmes, it must convince airlines it can be ready in 2025, the deadline for many fleet overhauls.
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Aspiring female leaders need to take risks and 'raise their hands more'Tech leaders are increasingly tasked with leading major digital overhauls at organizations, giving them a closer connection to the top brass.
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Ukraine and Georgia will be invited to discuss their progress in security and defense overhauls and their cooperation with NATO, but long-delayed plans to have them join the alliance remain suspended.
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Among other moves, it lengthened schedules for routine work on most cars from about every 66 days to every 73, and schedules for comprehensive overhauls from every six years to every seven.
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"Having land concentrated in the hands of someone who might resemble a landlord was the ultimate taboo," said Daniel Kelliher, a University of Minnesota political scientist who studied the 1980s rural overhauls.
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"Having land concentrated in the hands of someone who might resemble a landlord was the ultimate taboo," said Daniel Kelliher, a University of Minnesota political scientist who studied the 1980s rural overhauls.
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His party had just suffered its worst electoral performance in a decade, hemorrhaging votes to both a new pro-Kurdish alliance and a right-wing nationalist party that opposed his Kurdish overhauls.
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His tax and pension overhauls recently passed Congress despite harsh opposition criticism, and cabinet chief Marcos Pena said on Thursday Congress would take up labor and capital markets reform legislation in February.
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While the grinding conflict and backsliding by Mr. Poroshenko's administration on economic and political overhauls have tarnished the revolution's ideals for Ukrainians at home, the 2014 uprising still resonates in the diaspora.
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To the surprise of a number of trade watchers, there aren't proposals for major overhauls of regulations like Buy America or "rules of origin," which might've been used to boost domestic industry.
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Unlike string theory, which is a so-called "theory of everything" that overhauls the Standard Model, supersymmetry merely extends the Standard Model by adding a new class of massive particles into the mix.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs Group Inc pays employees a much bigger portion in stock than Wall Street rivals, a trend that has come into sharper focus as the bank overhauls its business strategy.
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Some of the topics include an overhaul of their e-waste rule that provides requirements for electronics and IT equipment, as well as overhauls of their rules on hazardous waste and plastics waste.
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Dudley said the industry-wide lessons learned from BP's 2010 well blowout, the largest in U.S. history, ensures companies won't let up on safety no matter how the Trump administration overhauls federal regulations.
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Chamber of Commerce overhauls lobbying operation: The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is overhauling its lobbying team in preparation for the departure of its top lobbyist, Bruce Josten, at the end of the year.
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For context, I'm the CTO of HappyFunCorp, and we wrestle with this decision multiple times a year, as we design and architect new apps for clients, or do major overhauls or existing ones.
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Zhou Guoxiao, an analyst with JCL, said strong buying from independent refineries also contributed to hefty imports in recent months as these plants replenished stocks ahead of resumption of production after planned overhauls.
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BEIJING/PARIS (Reuters) - Chinese grains trader COFCO International has agreed to sell its crop seeds business to Swiss-based Syngenta AG as it overhauls its activities following a series of major overseas acquisitions.
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Another found that nearly three of every four people in France believed that the Macron government's policy overhauls were unjust, but that almost half saw the overhaul of the railway system as warranted.
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That's a far bigger task, involving: therapy (often difficult to access), medication (often expensive), or complete lifestyle overhauls that involve fitting exercise and healthier habits into our daily lives (often really, really hard).
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How it works: The far-reaching plan envisions grants for efficiency overhauls and renewable energy use; workforce development; improved water quality; construction of community and childcare centers; recycling; improved transportation access and more.
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In report after report in the Obama years, Justice Department lawyers found patterns of eye-popping rights violations and used them as leverage to force local departments to agree to major policing overhauls.
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Saudi Arabia's large size and uneven development mean his proposed economic, cultural and technological overhauls of the country are likely to take much longer than his Emerati neighbors' — if they succeed at all.
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Also, he's bound to reference the growing protests against the Academy's all-white acting nominees, not to mention their attempts to stem the overwhelming tide of poor publicity with overhauls to their membership.
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The move addresses concerns that clients running SAP's legacy business software could find themselves under pressure to undertake complex system overhauls that might not pay for themselves before the next upgrade cycle kicks in.
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"Although there is no evidence of any removals of climate data, we have documented overhauls and removals of documents, webpages, and entire websites, as well as significant language shifts," EDGI wrote in the report.
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The Zunum airframe is designed to work with the runways and airports that are already in place, he explained, and they won't even require significant fuelling or charging overhauls thanks to the hybrid design.
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They have urged the Senate to pass a bipartisan health care bill and cast doubt that they could vote for a bill that rolls back Obamacare's protections and overhauls Medicaid — which Cassidy-Graham does.
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LONDON, May 9 (Reuters) - State-backed Royal Bank of Scotland said on Tuesday it was eliminating 154 contractor roles and making an additional net 92 job cuts as it overhauls its back office operations.
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The ratings agency Moody's said this week that a successful tie-up may lift the banks' profit but earnings would still remain below global competitors and a deal now would delay their current overhauls.
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Under a Le Pen victory, the EU would have faced the prospect of significant overhauls, a referendum on the membership of one of its founding members, and the potential collapse of its currency union.
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Sanders also called for overhauls in sentencing, and a "radical reform" of a system that he said has turned into a vicious circle that disproportionately cycles African-American males in and out of jail.
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Recognizing progress, the European Commission recommended Albania start accession talks last year, but the European Council delayed the decision for this year in June as Albania overhauls its judiciary to flush out corrupt judges.
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That the Thuringian and Saxon governments have chosen stability over grand overhauls of their states' education systems is cited as a reason behind their first- and second-place rankings in the INSM school assessment.
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Inimai Chettiar, director of the Brennan Center's Justice Program, said Trump's warnings are meant to bolster support for massive overhauls to the nation's immigration system and a renewed focus on the war on drugs.
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Mr. Kaine hasn't been an outspoken champion for the extensive overhauls of banking and Wall Street regulations that Mr. Sanders wants, nor has he been an advocate for sharply raising taxes on the wealthy.
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While Vanterpool supported MTA Chairman Joseph Lhota's immediate "Subway Action Plan," Dague said the agency must think long-term, with system-wide overhauls that, although a pain in the ass for commuters, are crucial.
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Seeking to capitalize quickly on Sunday's results, Mr. Macri said he would call the country's governors, key lawmakers and leaders in the judiciary to accelerate progress on labor and tax policy overhauls, his priorities.
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Being blacklisted would have had grave consequences for the Pakistani economy, which is already struggling with debt and budget shortfalls, despite a program of economic overhauls being administered by Prime Minister Imran Khan's government.
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While the FCCU is shut for the planned 50-day overhaul, Motiva will also shut the 18,000-bpd alkylation unit and the 50,000-bpd cat feed hydrotreater for 30-day overhauls, the sources said.
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Though public opinion is difficult to gauge accurately in Egypt, they say many Egyptians support Mr. el-Sisi's economic overhauls and the stability he has brought in a time of turmoil across the region.
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Though public opinion is difficult to gauge accurately in Egypt, they say many Egyptians support Mr. el-Sisi's economic overhauls and the stability he has brought in a time of turmoil across the region.
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This problem was exacerbated by Hurricane Sandy, which filled the tunnels with corrosive salt water, and engineers now estimate that without major overhauls the tunnels are likely to fail within the next 10 years.
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Organized labor has traditionally opposed Marine Le Pen's far-right National Front, but major unions oppose the job market overhauls that Emmanuel Macron, the centrist who leads in polls, wants to expand if elected.
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The Women's National Basketball Association agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement that includes a 260% pay raise and maternity benefits for players and overhauls the structure of the season, the league announced Tuesday.
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The House Administration Committee is scheduled to meet Monday to consider the Congressional Accountability Act of 1995 Reform Act, which overhauls a 1995 law that set up current policies for staffers to report harassment.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's economy faces downside risks as the U.S. Federal Reserve gears up to raise interest rates and Korea overhauls of its shipping and shipbuilding industries, the finance ministry said on Thursday.
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Bank shares also rose after comments by Steven Mnuchin, President-elect Donald Trump's pick for U.S. Treasury secretary, told CNBC that tax reforms and trade pact overhauls would be top priorities of the new administration.
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This means that for a civic project to truly benefit the urban environment, it should "encourage density, walkability, incremental development" rather than the sweeping overhauls that Atlanta has contrived for itself like L.A. before it.
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Instead, he told Fox News, House Republicans will weigh how to "leverage more private sector spending" for projects such as pipeline overhauls and reforming the Federal Aviation Administration to revamp the air traffic control system.
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Rating: 4 / 5 aluminium ingots One of the very rare instances Ive ever spoke about software in an Apple product video happens to one of the more ambitious overhauls the company has ever embarked on.
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They urged reform of the digital tax system but said this should be done at global level by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), which traditionally leads international talks on tax overhauls.
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The overhauls will depend on recommendations made to the president by the Departments of Labour, Justice, State and Homeland Security but it is anticipated that this could shift the system to a merit-based model.
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Washington (CNN)The Republican-led Congress returns to work this week, and once again, the Russia investigation will overshadow the ambitious legislative agenda that includes major overhauls of the health care system and tax code.
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LONDON, July 18 (Reuters) - British online fashion retailer ASOS warned on profit for the third time in eight months on Thursday, blaming operational issues as it overhauls its warehouses in the United States and Europe.
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The Italian shoemaker expects its profitability to continue to grow in 2018 under new CEO and former Gucci top executive Matteo Mascazzini, as it overhauls its product range and stores, the company said on Friday.
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The leading those efforts are increasingly the chief technology, information, and data officers, who are emerging from the shadows of the IT department and gaining new power internally as a result of the digital overhauls.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Tuesday about overhauls at some big law firms that include reductions in the number of partners misstated the circumstances of some departures at Shearman & Sterling that preceded structural changes there.
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Still, the steady drumbeat of US political drama unrelated to tax, trade or healthcare overhauls could keep delaying policy changes, compelling some merger candidates to stay on the sidelines closely monitoring developments, several bankers said.
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The very premise of the questionnaire would have been nonsensical a few years ago: that a presidential candidate might propose criminal justice overhauls so sweeping that it would become reasonable to ask them to prioritize.
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He emphasized twice that the party had been "completely correct" in its embrace of economic overhauls, a remark that brushed over the many internal debates, as well as ups and downs, that accompanied those changes.
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Staff overhauls are common when new F.B.I. directors take office, but the president's combative relationships with the bureau and the Justice Department have added commotion and unpredictability to what is more typically an orderly process.
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Italy: Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte won a crucial vote of confidence in the Senate for his new coalition government, paving the way for pledged overhauls to the country's economy and sectors like research and education.
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Boeing's new services business - which maintains and overhauls planes for their owners - posted a 17 percent increase in revenue to $4 billion in the fourth quarter while operating profit rose 9 percent to $7873 million.
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Review organizational charts Many CIOs are also finding themselves in the position of change-agent-and-chief as they lead teams through major cultural overhauls that accompany the pivot toward AI and other advanced tech.
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EU tax overhauls are made more difficult by provisions that require unanimous support from all member states to carry them out and similar ambitions to reform the energy taxation system were struck down in 2015.
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When Mr. Renzi, who took office in a party coup in 2014, was riding high in the opinion polls, he staked his administration on the outcome, vowing to step down should his overhauls be rejected.
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The city is now considering one of the most ambitious overhauls of the city's commercial trash collection in decades, creating distinct zones where only one or two private haulers would be responsible for refuse collection.
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And both explicitly and more subtly, Mr. Biden is portraying his chief rival, Senator Elizabeth Warren, and another top candidate, Senator Bernie Sanders, as liberals who are overly focused on expensive and theoretical government overhauls.
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It's also a positive sign that the agreement has endured as a basis for dialogue now, even as both China and the U.S. have launched massive overhauls in their respective approaches to governing cyber operations.
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As the top tax writer in the House, he took the lead in crafting and pushing through the new Republican tax law that overhauls the brackets for individuals and cuts the rate for U.S. corporations.
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Critics contend Trump is fanning the controversy to distract from issues including devastation in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, tensions with North Korea and difficulties in pushing healthcare and tax overhauls through the U.S. Congress.
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The demonstrations come after politically-charged overhauls to justice systems in fellow central European countries Hungary and Poland led to protests and disputes with the European Union, which said the changes threatened the rule of law.
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Concerned Veterans for America have called for among the most radical of overhauls of the Department of Veterans' Affairs health care delivery, pushing for a proposal to privatize a portion of the VA's health care administration.
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Some House Republicans interpreted Trump's statement as ruling out overhauls of big programs such as Social Security and the Medicare program for the elderly, but leaving room for more modest initiatives such as stricter work requirements.
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As China overhauls production of everything from pork to milk and vegetables, farmers raising hens for eggs are also shifting from backyards to factory farms, where modern standardised processes are expected to raise quality and safety.
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Franco-Israeli tycoon Patrick Drahi's Altice holding company, which has been running SFR since January 2015, has been losing mobile and broadband subscribers to competitors as it overhauls tariffs and focuses on savings to boost profits.
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It will keep the same 1993-inch screen and overall design but overhauls the internals with a new processor, better battery life, and, in a first for an Amazon hardware product, USB-C for fast charging.
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As China overhauls production of everything from pork to milk and vegetables, farmers raising hens for eggs are also shifting from backyards to factory farms, where modern standardized processes are expected to raise quality and safety.
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Many elements of Macron's programme, such as an easing of labor market rules, as well as overhauls of the jobless benefit and pension systems, are likely to be controversial and to require robust majorities to pass.
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Republicans, who control both houses of Congress as well as the White House, have pledged a range of overhauls after eight years of the Democratic Obama administration, even as tensions have arisen over timetables and priorities.
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The marathon negotiating session, which began on Wednesday morning, ended with a deal that overhauls a pay system, known as ProComp, that teachers and the Denver Public Schools district had criticized as unpredictable, the union said.
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In recent years, European banks have struggled to keep pace with American peers as they grapple with post-financial crisis structural overhauls, including cost-cutting and shoring up capital, which their U.S. counterparts have largely completed.
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After a series of scandals in Jefferson City, 85033 percent of Missouri voters approved a constitutional amendment that overhauls ethics rules that apply to the legislature, and changes the way the state's legislative districts are drawn.
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Deutsche Bank may have gone through a number of strategy overhauls in recent years, but its chief financial officer told CNBC Sunday that the bank is determined this new round of restructuring will be its last.
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The vote on the bill to protect central bank autonomy was just one of the financial overhauls Tunisia's international lenders are demanding to set the North African state's economy on track after five years of upheaval.
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LONDON — A United Nations poverty expert warned on Wednesday that Britain's social safety net has been badly damaged by the government's austerity program and compared the country's welfare overhauls to a version of a Victorian workhouse.
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The arrests of the female activists appeared to be intended to reinforce the notion that any overhauls must come as gifts from the monarch, rather than as a response to grass-roots activists or independent advocates.
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And, as white-collar practices at major law firms have been booming in the wake of the regulatory overhauls that followed the economy's 2008 crisis, that swinging door typically means a big payday for most lawyers.
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As China's prime minister from 1980, Mr. Zhao became a chief proponent of the market overhauls introduced in that decade, including promoting private businesses and foreign investment, as well as cutting controls on prices and supplies.
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The Louisiana lawmaker said his colleagues in the upper chamber should now work around the clock to pass a tax reform deal that successfully overhauls the current tax code and replaces it with a simplified system.
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But ultimately it was Mr. Kohl's successor, Gerhard Schröder, who pushed through some of the most unpopular measures: cuts in unemployment and pension benefits, combined with labor market overhauls and reductions in the income tax rate.
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Saudi Arabia's powerful crown prince arrived in Washington on Monday, kicking off a multicity trip through the United States to shore up U.S. ties and seek investment opportunities as the kingdom overhauls its oil-dependent economy.
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The rule from the Interior Department overhauls the way royalties are calculated when companies sell the fossil fuels they get from federal land in an attempt to better ensure that taxpayers are getting a fair return.
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Although prewar buildings often can't compete on height, one of the reasons developers are completing such elaborate Sheetrock-to-steam-shower overhauls in prewar conversions is to appeal to the largest pool of upscale buyers possible.
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It comes at a vulnerable moment in his presidency, when his popularity ratings are plummeting and his government is struggling to get signature proposals — overhauls of the penal code and the social security system — through Congress.
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In June, George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer, promised a "new settlement" in the government's approach to the financial industry, reflecting somewhat of a change in tone after years of escalating fines and tough regulatory overhauls.
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Five years after an internal audit revealed serious shortcomings at the nation's top auto safety regulator, the agency has failed to follow through on some overhauls, according to a new audit by the Transportation Department's inspector general.
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Hamilton praised the two bills the House is taking up this week, both of which (as part of much broader overhauls of immigration law) would override the Flores settlement and give the government permission to detain families.
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Her plan is full of what Johns Hopkins's Steven Teles calls "policy kludges": somewhat hacked-together attempts to address a particular problem through tweaks of existing policy rather than through big overhauls that simplify the institutions involved.
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But I wouldn't hold your breath on any major overhauls in the US considering the Federal Communications Commission, in its most recent broadband report, didn't even include the previously-tracked metric on how consistent ISP speeds were.
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Two major health care reform overhauls (three if you count the Ted Cruz amendment) and a plan B option to just repeal the existing Affordable Care Act without a replacement later, this seems like anything but easy.
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The win puts him on course to be post-war Japan's longest-ever serving prime minister, and Abe is expected to use his new mandate to push for overhauls to the country's defense strategy and pacifist stance.
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But the government's flat-footed approach to issues like tax overhauls and education funding, and Mr. Turnbull's decision to stick with a conservative party line on same-sex marriage and climate change, have damaged his party's standing.
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An international panel formed after the two fatal Boeing 737 Max crashes is planning to recommend that the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) overhauls the way it inspects and certifies new airplanes, according to a CNN report.
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Efforts to nix the current system have gained momentum as progressive groups and a growing number of presidential hopefuls pitch overhauls of institutional pillars such as expanding the Supreme Court and getting rid of the legislative filibuster.
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In 113, during the eurozone crisis, Mr. Westerwelle and Radek Sikorski, the foreign minister of Poland at the time, wrote an Op-Ed article in The New York Times calling for overhauls to strengthen the European Union.
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It remains unclear exactly what Trump meant, but indicates he could push controversial legal immigration overhauls or restrictions or limit protected DACA recipients' abilities to sponsor family members -- all of which could jeopardize any agreement with Democrats.
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They hope that if it can pass the Senate with a strong bipartisan majority, it will put pressure on the House — where attempts at immigration overhauls have died in recent years — to pass the legislation as well.
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Mr. Macron, it turns out, is also a change agent out of step with the times, just as France's long delay in biting off structural economic overhauls has left it out of sync with its Western cohort.
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One attribute of New York City's subway that makes it among the world's great public transit systems — the fact it never shuts down — is also a liability since it limits the time available for repairs or overhauls.
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Despite several anti-money laundering overhauls, the bloc remains vulnerable, mostly because rules are applied less strictly in some of the 28 EU states, the European Commission, the bloc's executive arm, said in a report in July.
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New processors and parts will presumably ship at some point, enabling the kind of overhauls for higher-end creative and gaming machines like we saw last year, thanks to products like Nvidia's then-new RTX laptop GPUs.
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With growing support for infrastructure overhauls across America — President Trump has vowed to "streamline and expedite" road and bridge projects — the expansion here could serve as a harbinger for communities facing similar choices in the months ahead.
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What the studies do not offer, notes Jennifer Alexander, chief executive of the Connecticut Coalition for Achievement Now, a group that backs charter schools and other overhauls, is robust information on the best use of the money.
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TOKYO, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Hitachi Ltd said on Wednesday it would sell its listed chemicals unit to electronic materials maker Showa Denko for 494 billion yen ($4.55 billion) as the Japanese industrial conglomerate overhauls its business portfolio.
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The results suggest additional overhauls will be necessary to bring customers back to the chain after a series of food safety scares drove many away, and caused some of them to switch to competitors like Chick-fil-A.
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Concerns centered on Deutsche Bank's decision to lower minimum capital buffers, a pool of assets designed to absorb losses, after it launched one of the biggest overhauls of its investment bank since the 261 financial crisis on Sunday.
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The bill replaces Obamacare's income-adjusted subsidies with a flat (and overall less generous) tax credit; it overhauls and dramatically cuts Medicaid; and it allows states to get waivers from Obamacare requirements that protect people with preexisting conditions.
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Beckerman also said his group took issue with the rate court system overhauls, specifically the repeal of Section 114(i), calling the provision "problematic," throwing a wrench into the industry-wide love fest that has surrounded this bill.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - BMW Chief Executive Harald Krueger said he expected Chinese authorities to soon clarify the size of a proposed quota for electric cars as the German carmaker overhauls its production system to make more zero-emission vehicles.
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With each shutdown estimated at 50 days, the planned overhauls are expected to remove close to 120,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude throughput on average if spread over the course of the year, according to Reuters' calculations.
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"Independent refiners have also become more deft in risk control - engaging in more hedging activities when prices were lower," said Li. The lofty run levels came despite planned overhauls at a few state-run oil plants in April.
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She told it then that Facebook needs to take "much greater responsibility" for how its platform is being used, and warning that unless the company overhauls its privacy-hostile business model it risks burning user trust for good.
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"If you don't like [the North American Free Trade Agreement] NAFTA, this TPP trade deal overhauls NAFTA with enforceable, much stronger labor and environmental standards, which means that they won't undercut us as easily," he told the crowd.
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Mr. Johnson, free of mayoral duties, said that Mr. Cameron had failed to bring home significant overhauls of the European Union, which is "ratchet-hauling us ever further into a federal structure" that is more centralized and unitary.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 7,000 The number of jobs Deutsche Bank is cutting as the German bank overhauls its investment banking business AND FINALLY ... Souped up What happens when you put a real engine in a Power Wheels Barbie Mustang?
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At the same time, the aircraft maintenance industry is adjusting to a shift in contracts to more frequent, shorter services to continuously monitor the condition of jets and minimize the time spent on the ground for lengthy overhauls.
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Google announced Google Lens, a new technology that will help smartphones understand what cameras see; new AI technology for its cloud services; updates to Google Assistant; and overhauls of Google Home, Google Photo and the Android operating system.
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And inside Germany, a hard-fought Bavarian election would mean Ms. Merkel's conservative sister party, which has been losing votes to the euroskeptic Alternative for Germany, may be in no mood to make concessions on overhauls in Europe.
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Her accomplishments in the Senate — leading on the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell" and pushing for overhauls of the way the military and colleges address sexual misconduct — haven't stood out in the Democratic field, for whatever reason.
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The changes Mr. Renzi asked Italians to approve were meant to streamline the legislative process and shrink the Senate by two-thirds, making it easier to pass necessary, if unpopular, overhauls to kick-start the moribund Italian economy.
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Critics have long warned that unless the U.S. overhauls its privacy and national security laws, there is no legal framework that can stand up in European courts, where privacy is considered a fundamental right under the EU Charter.
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Under federal law, the F.B.I. director is appointed to a 10-year term, intended to overlap more than one administration as part of post-Watergate overhauls created to give the director independence and insulate the job from politics.
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After two years of poor to middling reviews, a Rockettes show aimed at warm-weather crowds has been suspended and will undergo the latest in a series of creative overhauls, the Madison Square Garden Company announced on Friday.
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The move again overhauls leadership at the Department of Homeland Security, which is responsible for cybersecurity, disaster relief and the enforcement of customs, border and immigration law, just two months after a purge of officials destabilized the agency.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Bertelsmann hopes to complete a deal to sell its call-centre business this autumn, CEO Thomas Rabe said, as he overhauls the German publishing group in the face of disruption from big U.S. internet platforms.
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He also emphasized the importance of a number of macroeconomic and microeconomic reforms that are working their way through Brazil's Congress or being drawn up by authorities, such as far-reaching overhauls of Brazil's social security and tax systems.
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A decision, for 2018 at least, could come as part of broader negotiations to fund the government in December, though advocates worry other legislative overhauls in the area of higher education could still effectively gut or eliminate the program.
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Samsung said on Monday that defective batteries caused the Note 7 handsets to overheat and catch fire, and indicated that it may delay the launch of its next premium Galaxy S smartphone as it overhauls its product safety systems.
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Critics though have long warned that unless the U.S. overhauls its privacy and national security laws, there is no legal framework that can stand up in European court, where privacy is considered a fundamental right under the EU Charter.
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The laws, part of a package of economic overhauls that President Enrique Peña Nieto pushed through Congress three years ago, allow for private investment in Mexico's oil sector for the first time since foreign companies were expelled in 1938.
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President Juan Orlando Hernandez, who leads a conservative government allied with the United States, has defended the two bills as needed overhauls of the health and public education systems, including plans for new infrastructure and better training of workers.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's Khazanah Nasional will likely cut stakes in some top state-linked firms as the government overhauls the sovereign wealth fund's investment strategy, after revamping its board last week, to boost transparency and slash national debt.
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RIGA (Reuters) - Latvia will invest more in monitoring banks as it overhauls financial controls, Prime Minister Maris Kucinskis told Reuters, after the United States accused one of its biggest banks of money-laundering and breaching sanctions on North Korea.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The new chief of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) named the United States' top airport-security official, David Pekoske, his acting deputy on Thursday, as President Donald Trump overhauls the leadership of the domestic-security agency.
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Meanwhile, changes have hit Subaru's top management in Japan, Mazda has a new North American president, and even the Detroit juggernauts General Motors and Ford have announced large-scale executive overhauls, including new presidents, in the past few months.
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The hearing comes as an ongoing effort to hold hearings on pieces of H.R. 1, a bill that makes sweeping ethics changes, overhauls the country's voting system and also requires presidential candidates to disclose 10 years of tax returns.
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But Republicans may balk at some of the provisions, including overhauls to investment rules that help companies invest abroad, while Democrats, who have long criticized the existing deal, may argue that President Trump's changes do not go far enough.
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Adi Robertson has a good overview of the state of play for this other work happening right now in Congress — and makes a very good point here: Proposed copyright overhauls have set the internet on fire in the past.
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ROME — Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte of Italy won a crucial vote of confidence in the Senate for his new coalition government on Tuesday, paving the way for pledged overhauls to the country's economy and sectors like research and education.
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Despite several overhauls and cash injections over the years, it is losing at least half a million euros a day and could run out of cash in coming weeks unless shareholders agree to pump in more money, sources say.
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Attention to that ratio is likely to increase as CIOs gain new authority in the C-suite due to sweeping digital overhauls across corporate America, creating an opportunity for those in the role to eventually take the CEO position.
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That equates to 9.47 million barrels per day (bpd), down 11 percent from April, which has one more day, Reuters calculations showed, pressured by lower imports from Iran and as several major state refineries were shut for regular overhauls.
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Despite several overhauls and cash injections over the years, Alitalia is losing at least half a million euros ($533,000) a day and could run out of cash in the coming weeks unless shareholders agree to pump in more money, sources say.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, in a tweet on Tuesday, reiterated his call for the U.S. Senate to loosen its rules to make it easier to pass legislation by simple majority, and urged lawmakers to pass healthcare and tax overhauls.
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Nestle, which is counting on growth in its coffee business as it overhauls its business to improve performance, works with a local milling and marketing company, Coffee Management Services (CMS), to train farmers regularly on fertilizer application, pest and disease control.
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That has prompted opponents to cast doubt on his ability to win a majority in the lower-house National Assembly, which would hamper his ability to push through planned reforms including tax cuts and overhauls of the pension and welfare systems.
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While the embattled lender may have gone through a number of strategy overhauls in recent years, its CFO, James von Moltke, told CNBC on Sunday that the bank is determined that this new round of restructuring will be its last.
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The widely watched civil aftermarket, or spares and repair revenues, rose 226 percent in dollar terms, driven mainly by overhauls of recent CFM2862 engines and Safran's stake in the GE20163, the world's largest jet engine used on the Boeing 22016.
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Guillier on Sunday acknowledged the "harsh defeat" and urged his supporters to defend Bachelet's progressive policies, which have included overhauls of tax, labor and education laws in an effort to fight persistent inequality in one of South America's most developed economies.
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Despite several overhauls and cash injections over the years, Alitalia is losing at least half a million euros a day and could run out of cash in the coming weeks unless shareholders agree to pump in more money, sources say.
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Opposition critics have condemned it as Orban's latest move to tighten the state's grip on public life, after overhauls of the courts, the media and a top university that have put him on a collision course with the European Union.
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MEXICO CITY, March 1 (Reuters) - Mexico could soon slap duties on new U.S. products as it overhauls the list of targets chosen in retaliation for the Trump administration's 2018 steel and aluminum tariffs, a senior Mexican official said on Friday.
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The provider of pest control, cleaning, security and healthcare services said in September it may cut up to 480 jobs as it overhauls its cleaning and engineering divisions, adding that the cost of its turnaround would be higher than expected.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sovereign wealth funds are queuing up to finance the West's overhauls of crumbling roads, bridges and ports as public purse strings are loosened after a period of austerity, but they still face project delays and fierce competition for deals.
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Philips' Hue app has always been a little rough around the edges, but today that changes as Philips releases an update that both overhauls how it looks and adds in much-needed features to make the system far more useful.
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Franco-Israeli tycoon Patrick Drahi's holding company, Altice, which has been running France's second-largest telecoms operator since January 2015, has been losing mobile and broadband customers to competitors as it overhauls its tariffs and focuses on savings to boost profits.
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But while investors worldwide are queuing up to finance planned overhauls of transport and energy infrastructure in the West - part of a global search for returns - they have largely bypassed Africa, still considered the preserve of development agencies or specialist funds.
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Instagram has spent the past year responding to concerns about self-harmThe decision by Instagram to remove the cosmetic filters is the latest in a series of overhauls made to the app this year focused on body image and mental health.
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Chief Executive Jamie Dimon, a lifelong Democrat, said he remained confident about the U.S. economy, adding that the outlook will be even better if the federal government overhauls corporate taxes, thins out redundant regulation and boosts spending on public infrastructure.
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It overhauls election rules, expands voter access At the core of H.R. 1 is a set of far-reaching election reforms that have the potential to expand voter access, reshape how campaigns are financed and overhaul how congressional districts are drawn.
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European firms are likely to save some costs by cutting out fees paid to the intermediaries who sell their products to 'mom and pop' retail investors, but bigger overhauls of fund ranges and headcount will be needed to buoy margins.
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In doing so, Mr. Valls and his tiny reform faction have revived a conflict over labor overhauls that has already played out elsewhere in Europe's left, but that has tormented the French Socialists ever since they took power in 2012.
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It won't be easy—you will find yourself feeling fried, like you've stuck your finger in an electrical socket…unless, of course, you work with the energy consciously, which in this case means opening up to previously inconceivable overhauls and upgrades.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Whole teams at Deutsche Bank were told on Monday their jobs had been axed as it began 18,000 job cuts globally in one of the biggest overhauls to an investment bank since the aftermath of the financial crisis.
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Some of the proposed overhauls would do away with a requirement for companies to divulge the pay ratio of chief executives to workers, streamline derivatives rules, and give companies more access to capital and investors more places to put their money.
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These overhauls have reversed or chipped away at years of French social and economic policy, making the labor market more flexible, lightening the fiscal burden on the rich, ending the protected status of railway workers, and making universities mildly selective.
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Democrats may not need to get into the trenches, but there are structural overhauls that would significantly level the playing field: eliminating the filibuster in the Senate, adding Washington, DC, as a state, and ending the Electoral College, among others.
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The 215 Academy Awards have avoided another Oscars So White — a scenario that happened in both 220 and 2016, when no performers of color were nominated for any acting awards, prompting structural overhauls meant to diversify the Academy's voting membership.
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PARIS — Strikes have disrupted France over the past few weeks, as labor unions angry over President Emmanuel Macron's planned pension overhauls have ground trains to a halt, kept some schools closed, and taken to the streets to pressure the government.
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The legislation introduced a number of overhauls to retirement accounts, including raising the age when people need to take minimum withdrawals as well as giving small businesses the ability to join together to participate in multi-employer 401(k) plans.
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First, President Trump hasn't been in office very long and the public knows health coverage overhauls aren't easy considering how long the Obama administration took to pass Obamacare even with a big Democratic Party majority in both houses of Congress.
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While major overhauls of legal immigration policies would require Congress to pass legislation, immigrant rights advocates say there are signs the Trump administration is already reshaping the system in more subtle ways, making it more difficult to obtain certain visas.
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For Mr. Cuomo, the opening of the Second Avenue subway is part of an ambitious Robert Moses-style agenda to improve the region's infrastructure, which includes a new Tappan Zee Bridge and overhauls of La Guardia Airport and Pennsylvania Station.
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They expected him to have a freer hand in making the economic policy overhauls that he has long sought to spur development, including changes in the law to make it easier for companies to acquire farmland and to fire workers.
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Harsh economic overhauls instituted by Mr. el-Sisi have won him praise and a $12 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund, but they have stirred quiet discontent among Egyptians struggling with soaring prices and cuts to fuel and electricity subsidies.
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Lyndon Johnson passed the first two modern Civil Rights Acts in 1957 and 1960; Mike Mansfield oversaw the third in 1964, and the construction of Johnson's Great Society; Howard Baker passed Reagan's tax overhauls that shaped future debates about financing government.
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After a year spent trying to pass major overhauls of health care and taxes with no Democratic support, Republicans want to be able to present themselves as reasonable and responsible, fully capable of working across party lines for the common good.
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HONG KONG, July 1 (Reuters) - China's two largest shipbuilders are planning to merge, their listed arms said in separate exchange filings on Monday, the latest to join a wave of mergers among state-owned enterprises as the government overhauls the sector.
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But residents would be unlikely to vote to raise taxes if the revenue was just going to pay court fees, Mr. Byrne said, adding that if a plan was in place to institute police overhauls, that might get more support from the public.
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In an interview, the Secretary of the Army Mark Esper said Reuters reports and a chorus of concerns from military families had opened his eyes to the need for urgent overhauls of the Army's privatized housing system, which accommodates more than 86,000 families.
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Last week, his government made a statement urging Nigerians to "count the blessings that the administration has brought to the country's economy," citing a World Bank report ranking the nation as one of the top 10 in the world in making economic overhauls.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 30 (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump's pick for U.S. Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, said on Wednesday the administration would target tax reform and trade pact overhauls as top priorities as they seek to achieve 3 percent to 4 percent economic growth.
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The two firms are still trying to repair relations, including through recent management overhauls, to focus again on combined efforts to cut costs and invest in new technologies - among the pressing issues thrown into sharp relief by a Renault profit warning last week.
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At the same time they're implementing the EMV chip technology, gas stations and convenience stores will also make the upgrade to mobile payments systems, meaning that they will not have to make any big overhauls in the future to accommodate cardless technology.
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The loss of the Senate majority coupled with a smaller than hoped for majority in the lower house came as a blow to PiS, which had hoped for a stronger mandate to continue its overhauls of the justice system, media and cultural institutions.
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Vote for a massive bill which overhauls one-sixth of the economy without posting it online for three days, without waiting for the Congressional Budget Office to score the proposal and, in the case of most Republicans, without having even read it.
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" The Democratic National Committee panned the pick Wednesday evening, calling it "quid-pro-quo" and pointing out that Icahn will "be in charge of overseeing regulatory overhauls while simultaneously controlling or owning stock in companies that could benefit from the changes he makes.
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In typical del Rey style, Lana overhauls the original track (famously performed by Madonna in the film iteration of Evita) to give it all of the understated drama of one of her original songs, and it's actually all the better for it.
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For 20013 years, the monthly magazine Yanhuang Chunqiu has survived the ire of censors, protected by moderate-minded retired officials who used it to call for limited political liberalization, market overhauls and an honest reckoning with dark periods in the Communist Party's past.
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AND THIS IS THE FACT THAT LAST MONTH YOU HAD TINDER USERS WHO BASICALLY GOT BOOTED OFF OF THE APP BECAUSE OF THEIR LOG-INS WITH FACEBOOK AND SOME OF THE PRIVACY OVERHAULS THAT TOOK PLACE ON THAT SITE AND THE CONNECTIONS THERE.
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Citing sources, Reuters had reported in August that Khazanah will likely cut stakes in some top-linked firms as the new government of Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad overhauls the fund's investment strategy, and that it could also review its stake in IHH Healthcare.
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It's still likely to result in a bill that scales back federal support for insurance coverage and overhauls Medicaid while cutting taxes for the health care industry — but if any plan can pass the Senate, it's likely to look something like that.
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Since Republicans won the White House and both chambers of Congress, they have pushed for overhauls of the U.S. health-care and tax systems and moved to slash regulations, saying those measures will help the U.S. break out from sluggish economic growth.
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Past overhauls of the tax code have been marked by bipartisanship, most recently in 1986, when Democrats such as Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey joined Republicans such as Senator Robert Packwood of Oregon in delivering a bill to President Ronald Reagan.
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But in seeking to apply more pressure on China to make major overhauls, the Trump administration is taxing about $200 billion worth of imports from China at 25 percent, a list of goods that includes many consumer products like furniture and auto parts.
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The sweeping wish list of regulatory overhauls includes ending regulations on greenhouse gas emissions and ozone and mine safety, as well as cutting the staff of the Environmental Protection Agency "at least in half" and overhauling the Labor Department's office of mine safety.
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The Law and Justice party's setback in the Senate, coupled with a smaller than hoped for majority in the lower house, dealt a blow to its bid for a stronger mandate to pursue disputed overhauls of the judiciary, media and cultural institutions.
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South Africa and its economy, the most developed in sub-Saharan Africa, have struggled to recover under Mr. Zuma's successor, President Cyril Ramaphosa, who has apologized for the past mismanagement and vowed overhauls that some critics have said are long in coming.
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Joe Heck of Nevada, who as chair of the personnel subcommittee helped craft overhauls of the military's retirement and health systems as chairman of the personnel subcommittee, but has elected to pursue the Senate seat being vacated by Minority Leader Harry Reid.
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Amid such developments, some supporters of Mr. Temer's overhauls say he also needs to elicit sacrifices from members of the political and economic elite, or at least do a better job of explaining how the austerity measures could eventually help most Brazilians.
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BRUSSELS — Eurozone finance ministers agreed on Monday to begin negotiations in Athens as soon as next week over much-needed overhauls in exchange for bailout payments, with Greece appearing to win a reprieve from the crippling austerity that it has faced for years.
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Qiao Lifeng, a college-educated accountant who left the business briefly to open a restaurant, moved from Heilongjiang Province in China's far northeast to Shenzhen, in the southeast, two decades ago when the city was at the front line of China's economic overhauls.
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The most recent period of unified government was the first two years of Barack Obama's presidency, during which the Democratic Congress passed or tried to pass a flurry of ambitious overhauls all the way through late September 2010, just weeks before the election.
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The most recent period of unified government was the first two years of Barack Obama's presidency, during which the Democratic Congress passed or tried to pass a flurry of ambitious overhauls all the way through late September 20183, just weeks before the election.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo laid out a massive renovation plan for New York City's busiest transportation hub earlier this month, and as a man of the people, I would like to humbly propose the following overhauls for Mr. Cuomo and the city of New York's consideration:
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But Trump looked at the sunny side in his speech, saying he has taken steps to strengthen the U.S. border with Mexico and is eager to launch into a tax overhaul and pursue a deal to fund infrastructure once he overhauls Obama's healthcare law.
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HONG KONG, July 8 (Reuters) - Whole teams within Deutsche Bank AG have been told their positions were gone on Monday, as the lender began axing 18,000 jobs globally in one of the biggest overhauls to an investment bank since the aftermath of the financial crisis.
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In a week that began with discussions of tax overhauls and funding for a border wall, and could end with a government shutdown as we pass Trump's first 100 days in office, one would think that healthcare reform would be on the back burner.
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As we approach a lame-duck session of Congress — a time when many in the media push for "consensus" and "bipartisanship" — there will be a push in the media to portray these patent overhauls as something that both sides of the aisle can work for.
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Meanwhile, Goodlatte's bill, which several White House figures have held up as a model, also includes several enforcement provisions that go way beyond these policy areas; if anything, Goodlatte's bill overhauls immigration enforcement in the interior of the US even more than border security.
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And while Democratic candidates have spent a lot of time arguing about their idealized health care overhauls, something the president doesn't actually have the power to decide, they've spent nearly no time arguing about prioritization — which the president has a huge amount of influence over.
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Beto O'Rourke, and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg don't go as far as Sanders or Warren in their proposed overhauls of the health care system, but all three want to walk away from the compact at the heart of the Affordable Care Act.
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Trump notably elided a big opportunity today to lay down an ambitious marker on drug prices: His budget, a document that is in reality nothing more than a wish list, doesn't include any of the major drug pricing overhauls he has supported in the past.
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Built in the 22013th and 22014th centuries, Notre-Dame received one of its most significant overhauls between 22013 and 1864, when the architects Jean-Baptiste-Antoine Lassus and Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc redid the spire and the flying buttresses and added several architectural tweaks.
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It is not yet clear if the fallout will be different this time among Mr. Trump's supporters in Congress, who have retained a capacity for tunnel vision — speaking hopefully of health care and tax overhauls — once sufficient time has passed between Russia-flecked maelstroms.
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So far, state-level criminal justice overhauls have helped reverse what had been an inexorable rise in the United States' prison population: After peaking in 2009, total state prison rolls had fallen about 5 percent by 2015, to 3693 million, according to the Sentencing Project.
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These proposed patent overhauls aren't about protecting the little guy and making an equal playing field for innovators, they're about tech companies like Google (whose patent applications have soared in recent years) leveraging its crony government connections to skew patent laws in their favor.
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The preparedness measures and others quietly being taken across the Gulf Coast are the legacy of Hurricane Katrina-related overhauls to the emergency management agency that focused on increasing preparedness in hopes of avoiding another flawed disaster response like the one after that storm.
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Although they have historically opposed Ms. Le Pen's far-right National Front and have urged members to vote against her, several major labor unions also fought the job market overhauls that Mr. Macron defended as economy minister and that he wants to expand if elected.
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In one of the biggest economic overhauls of Maduro's five-year government, the former bus driver and union leader also said he would hike the minimum wage by over 3,000 percent, boost the corporate tax rate, and increase highly-subsidized gas prices in coming weeks.
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Veterans of previous overhauls have tried to reassure junior colleagues in recent days that things are never as dire as they seem when such plans are announced, partly because Congress — where some department initiatives are born or nurtured for decades — rarely consents to drastic change.
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Restructuring advisors at several firms told Reuters they were more optimistic now than at any time since the 2008 financial crisis, and have started preparing for a wave of debt overhauls that could begin in earnest as early as 2019 and last for years.
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However, with representatives of Greece's foreign creditors expected in Athens this week for talks on economic overhauls, the prime minister is also likely to face continued pressure for economic belt-tightening as Greece continues to feel the effects of a decade-long debt crisis.
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In office from 1990 to 2000, he remains a deeply divisive figure here, respected in some quarters for his economic overhauls and his crackdown on two violent insurgencies, but reviled by others for his strongman tactics and for military-backed atrocities during his tenure.
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The Better Care Reconciliation Act, the bill drafted by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, also overhauls Medicaid and ends the generous federal funding for Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, which could lead to billions of dollars in funding cuts and millions fewer people covered by the program.
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WHAT WE'RE READING Ways and Means Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE vowed the GOP would go ahead with major Medicare overhauls despite the thorny politics in order to "save" the program (Associated Press) Vox does a Q and A on why ObamaCare "repeal and delay" wouldn't work (Vox) Medicaid rules in Indiana could spread under a Trump administration (New York Times) IN THE STATES With little warning, Maine governor overhauls public health (Governing Magazine) Mobile, Ala.
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And in some cases, franchise reboots have seen total feminist overhauls, the overtly feminist recent installments of Star Wars, the upgrading of Uhura's role within the new Star Trek movie universe, and the all-woman Ghostbusters and the upcoming Ocean's Eight being just a few examples.
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SKOPJE, Macedonia — The governing coalition in Macedonia has agreed to delay elections scheduled for late April to early June, in response to a boycott threat from opposition parties who were demanding more time to put in place overhauls they said were needed to guarantee a fair vote.
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It is an unprecedentedly opaque process to try to pass legislation that overhauls an industry worth more than $203 trillion, which would undercut a law that has extended health coverage to more than 20 million middle-class and low-income Americans in the past seven years.
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SYDNEY/HONG KONG, July 8 (Reuters) - Whole teams in Deutsche Bank's Asian operations were told their positions were gone on Monday, as the lender began axing 13,000 jobs globally in one of the biggest overhauls to an investment bank since the aftermath of the financial crisis.
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Since he took office, Mr. Renzi has made some important changes — legislation to ease hiring and firing, overhauls to education and to the country's bloated public sector, which have yet to be fully put in effect — but they have fallen short of ending a longstanding economic crisis.
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In terms of immediate impact on the most people, the recent deal on rent was the most striking: a wide-ranging agreement to extend rent regulation, stem the ability of landlords to raise rents, and a cap on rent hikes based on building improvements, among other overhauls.
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BALTIMORE — With just days until Donald J. Trump is sworn in as president, the Obama administration is making a last-minute push for police overhauls in two of the nation's most violent cities, Baltimore and Chicago, where officers have been accused of routinely mistreating African-Americans.
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Also, it's worth noting that a big reason creators Amy Lippman and Christopher Keyser were able to make the series is because a wider audience has become aware of deportation as a result of immigration policy overhauls and divisive rhetoric on the subject from the Trump Administration.
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"Such a direct intervention in the functioning of America's capital markets would struggle to get the necessary level of domestic political support, not to mention implementing the requisite overhauls to financial market regulations," said Paras Anand, head of Fidelity International's asset management unit in Asia Pacific region.
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Within the border security category, Nielsen has spoken publicly about a desire for more than just infrastructure and resources at the border -- and that the agency is pursuing legal overhauls to immigration enforcement that would give it greater power to remove undocumented immigrants from the country.
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It is an unprecedentedly opaque process to try to pass legislation that overhauls an industry worth more than $3 trillion, which would undercut a law that has extended health coverage to more than 20 million middle-class and low-income Americans in the past seven years.
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And since there are many stakeholders involved in technical marketing overhauls — the CMO, clearly, but also other members of the c-suite like the CTO and the CEO, as well as third-party investors — it's important to critically consider which technologies are worth dedicating the necessary time and effort.
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BOSTON, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Hedge fund Marcato Capital Management, which owns nearly 12.683 percent of Deckers Outdoor Corp , said shares in the maker of UGG boots could more than double by 2020 if it sells off pieces of its footwear business, buys back shares and overhauls executive compensation.
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The Innovation Act in the House and the PATENT Act in the Senate are the forms of legislation that have been pushed by activists, and continue to be sold as kinds of "bipartisan" overhauls of a system that is already in crisis due to a decade of instability.
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John Burris, a civil rights lawyer in Oakland who was involved in the 2003 settlement and has monitored police overhauls, said the scandals had been bewildering and disheartening because the force appeared to be on the cusp of emerging from more than a decade of court-mandated oversight.
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But while the Trans-Pacific Partnership was aimed at encouraging China to make the extensive economic and structural overhauls that would someday win it a place in the trade pact, Mr. Trump views these new bilateral agreements as a way to contain Beijing's growing economic, geopolitical and territorial ambitions.
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The election of Mr. Macron now offers the bloc, but Ms. Merkel in particular, a chance to hit reset and for its core partners to press ahead with overhauls to save the decades-old project of economic and political comity that has preserved peace and prosperity on the Continent.
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Deloitte&aposs global tech chief on why 2020 will be the year of the CFO-CTO relationshipAs companies continue to pursue sweeping digital overhauls, Deloitte&aposs global tech chief says one of the most critical relationships in the C-suite in 2020 will be between the CTO and CFO.
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Here's the backstory: In November, GM announced that it would "accelerate its transformation for the future" by making overhauls that would lead to $22016 billion in cost reductions by 25, including shuttering up to five plants in the US and Canada and slashing 21970 percent of its salaried workforce.
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Since straight women are assumed to have better-than-average style, the show's hosts focused less on cosmetic overhauls and more on improving their client's confidence — important work, but absolutely awful TV. Imagine if, instead of relying on exhausted cultural tropes, the show's producers had immersed themselves in queer "gal" culture.
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"We expect Western Canadian Select discounts to be attractive for at least the next 18 months and potentially longer," Chief Executive Officer Greg Garland said on a post- earnings report call, adding that the refiner has no major turnaround overhauls planned at its nine refineries in the third quarter of 1.093.
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Most of the reforms involved total overhauls of the existing financial regulatory framework, with new institutions to supervise lenders; think of the Securities and Exchange Commission and deposit insurance after the Depression, or the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and its accounting crackdowns after the dot-com bust, or the CFPB today.
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Less than two years later, the automaker said on Monday it would make overhauls that would lead to $6 billion in cost reductions by 28, including shuttering up to five plants in the US and Canada and slashing 27 percent of its salaried workforce, a total of some 22016,22016 jobs.
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As former Obama administration adviser Ronald Klain put it, this means "fattening the pockets of investors in previously planned projects," and no help for municipal water-system overhauls, repairs of existing roads, replacement of bridges that do not charge tolls, and other needed upgrades that are not attractive to private investors.
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Pulling together a power-house team to head up the relaunch, Warehouse hired Alasdhair Willis, creative director of Hunter, co-founder of design company, Established & Sons, and husband of Stella McCartney, as a brand consultant to oversee the retailer's new identity, from digital overhauls and branding to new store experiences.
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You can answer this by talking about what's actually in the bill: it replaces Obamacare's income-adjusted subsidies with a flat (and overall less generous) tax credit; it overhauls and dramatically cuts Medicaid; and it allows states to get waivers from Obamacare requirements that protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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Resistance to overhauls in Italy, as well as in France, has strengthened the arguments of those who say that European Central Bank support for the eurozone economy has allowed national leaders to procrastinate rather than deal with the region's problems, such as high government debt or laws that stifle entrepreneurship.
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But what you may not realize is that these index changes are not ending this week or limited to the U.S. stock market — more index overhauls will be occurring across global stock markets through the end of the year, hitting some of the largest public companies around the world, including Alibaba.
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Brown has signed hundreds of bills into law over the last few weeks since the legislature left Sacramento, including overhauls of the state's criminal justice system, measures aimed at increasing zero-emission cars and improving transparency in drug pricing, and a package of bills aimed at addressing an acute housing shortage.
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RELATED: What Trump's State of the Union means for the immigration debate Despite months of negotiations on how to preserve DACA and enact other measures like border security and White House-requested immigration overhauls, Congress still remains far from a clear path forward even as a deadline for government spending approaches.
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But the rule is flawed, experts argue, in ways that the crisis in Flint has made clear: In December, a national panel on drinking water safety argued that the EPA, as it overhauls the rule, needs to do more to stop lead from coming in contact with the nation's water supply.
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European Union officials said in a forecast that a drop in China's external trade was expected to hurt the European economy, that reactions in Europe to large-scale migration from the Middle East and Africa could impede trade between European countries, and could distract policy makers from making sorely needed economic overhauls.
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The standard tech sector model of "move fast and break things" works when engineers can be reassigned from the products they're spinning up if they're shown to be unsuccessful; when those projects increasingly rely on contract—who get left out to dry during these overhauls—it looks less like progress than abusive capitalism.
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The proposal drops the corporate tax rate to 21% from 35%, allows businesses to more completely deduct the cost of their investments from their taxable income for five years, and overhauls the system to only tax corporate income domestically while imposing a special one-time tax on corporate cash that's currently overseas.
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The Senate health bill — the Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017 — which makes dramatic cuts to Medicaid and overhauls the program's structure, scales back Obamacare's subsidies for the individual insurance marketplaces, and slashes some of the taxes that almost entirely hit the wealthy, has already failed to gain enough support among Senate Republicans.
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Some Republicans are hoping to revisit their more ambitious Obamacare repeal plans next year, and if House Speaker Paul Ryan has his way, Medicaid and Medicare would be subjected to dramatic overhauls that scale back the federal government's role and transition more responsibility for them to the states and the private market.
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Now, however, an unnamed group of Mr. Zhao's former associates, in cooperation with his family, has published "Collected Works," a four-volume set of his speeches and writings from the 1980s, when he helped steer China's economic overhauls and increasingly clashed with conservatives who opposed his ideas for a measure of political liberalization.
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Here's how the Trump administration managed to thread the needle to attain what could be one of the most bipartisan trade deals in history: The deal overhauls the 25-year-old NAFTA by establishing new rules for the internet age and imposing higher costs on auto companies that have plants in Mexico.
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The president has become increasingly incensed publicly since GM said on Monday that it would make overhauls that would lead to $6 billion in cost reductions by 2020, including shuttering up to five plants in the US and Canada and slashing 15 percent of its salaried workforce, a total of some 353,700 jobs.
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That means there are three possibilities in play: The whole process has been unprecedentedly opaque as senators try to pass legislation that overhauls an industry worth more than $3 trillion and undercut a law that has extended health coverage to more than 20 million middle-class and low-income Americans in the past seven years.
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"These papers provide a nice counterbalance to the current norm in nutritional epidemiology where scientists with strong advocacy tend to overstate their findings and ask for major public health overhauls even though the evidence is weak," said Stanford meta-researcher John Ioannidis, a longtime critic of nutrition science who was not involved in the research.
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They are now making bets on stocks ranging from financial companies like Charles Schwab Corp that may see their margins hit by lower interest rates; cyclicals like FedEx Corp that are tied to trade with China; to healthcare companies like Teladoc Health Inc that face the risk of further regulatory overhauls after the 2020 elections.
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The strong performance from France's biggest bank comes against a backdrop of a sector still struggling to come to terms with prolonged low interest rates and only a week after German rival Deutsche Bank reported bigger than expected losses as it undergoes one of the biggest overhauls to an investment bank since the financial crisis.
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The 1970s might be the best decade ever for Best Picture winners, having honored both Godfather films, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Annie Hall, and The Deer Hunter, and it's hard to see any of those movies having won Best Picture without the massive overhauls to the membership Peck made in the late '60s.
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"I am sure that we are the party that will have the privilege of forming a stable government for the next four years," said Andrej Plenkovic, who was recently made leader of the H.D.Z. The previous government, a coalition between the H.D.Z. and Most, collapsed after five months amid disputes over overhauls and government appointments.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — In 2006 and again in 2013, Republican moderates joined Democrats in the Senate to pass sweeping overhauls of the nation's immigration laws with a pathway to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants, only to see the compromises torpedoed by a wave of angry activism in the conservative news media and grass roots.
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Robert Goldenkoff, the director of strategic issues at the Government Accountability Office, said that Mr. Thompson's departure simply adds to the complications that the bureau has to contend with in the run-up to the 2020 census as it overhauls its process in order to cut costs and make use of new digital resources.
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Investigations were also opened this month into events during Yellow Vest protests or demonstrations against Mr. Macron's proposed pension overhauls: One officer in Paris shot a protester at point-blank range with a rubber projectile, another punched a detained protester in the head, and an officer in the city of Toulouse intentionally tripped a demonstrator.
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WASHINGTON — Just days before Donald J. Trump raises his hand to take the oath of office, police departments in Chicago and Baltimore have agreed to federal overhauls, Cubans no longer have an easy route to residency in the United States, and new civil rights monuments in Alabama and South Carolina are on the books.
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"But we're not going to get where we need to get unless you see big, difficult structural reforms in the U.S." The White House and Congress need to join the Federal Reserve in the fight to fuel growth, Paulson said, calling for fiscal firepower in the form of tax and entitlement overhauls, in addition to the Fed's monetary measures.
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Ramshaw: State lawmakers passed a $217 billion two-year budget; they passed overhauls to the state's troubled child welfare system; they outlawed the most common form of second-trimester abortion; they passed legislation to allow adoption agencies to reject parents on religious grounds; and under pressure from the courts, they softened the state's voter ID law.
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Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2023 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas), chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, who is tasked with shepherding through tax and healthcare overhauls.
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Even if Ms. Merkel's problems leave Mr. Macron as Europe's de facto strongest leader — with weak domestic opposition in France, a strengthening economy, and a good record so far on driving through economic overhauls — the French president had been counting on Ms. Merkel as an ally in his push to make changes to the European Union.
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"The more they insult us, the more they threaten us and the more they blackmail us, the more they make me want to take this challenge on," he said, adding that he and Mr. Di Maio had already agreed on a rollback of pension overhauls, fiscal reforms, the use of a flat tax and a universal basic income.
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Mr. Cuomo is considered a possible presidential candidate in 2020 and would presumably use his record of building infrastructure — he oversaw the opening of the first phase of the Second Avenue subway, has started overhauls of La Guardia Airport and Pennsylvania Station and unveiled an ambitious renovation plan for Kennedy Airport — as a highlight of his résumé.
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Those reforms became the basis for President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton21625 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2900 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's landmark welfare overhauls, which created the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families system and job training programs.
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This is a time of year that demands a lot out of a person, including (but not limited to) mandatory (read: awkward) white elephant exchanges at the office, family members that are impossible to shop for (here's 100 gift ideas if you need 'em, btw), and home decor overhauls no matter how small your living situation might be.
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Her comments showed how, even as Ukraine fights Russian-backed separatists for territory in its eastern regions, a parallel fight is being waged by activists and journalists who risk their safety to expose wrongdoing by politicians, mob bosses and oligarchs who often work in tandem against democratic overhauls long urged by the United States and Europe.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, July 25 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Monday: Deutsche Bank is to axe vast swathes of its trading desks in one of the biggest overhauls to an investment bank since the aftermath of the financial crisis, in a restructuring that will see 243,20600 jobs go and cost 20.4 billion euros.
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These include one of the biggest overhauls yet to the car software's UI, as well as Musk's "favorite" new feature, an always-on max temperature setting that will prevent overheating for children and pets left in the car from overheating by automatically airing out the car's interpret and turning on the AC when it detects temperature will extend beyond 40C or 105F.
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Advocates like her are disheartened by new Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, a former Republican senator from Alabama, who has shown a reluctance to move forward with overhauls to the criminal justice system.
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And what I think is the significance overhauls that have to go on inside our inside our company to increase visibility on the subject of safety straight up to the board and right down to the bottom of the organization and create more independence and the functions that represent safety Well, no one's ever going to claim that they were fast enough.
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The bill will reconcile the House- and Senate-passed versions into one bill that overhauls the Congressional Accountability Act, which set up and oversees how sexual harassment claims are handled and -- for the first time -- will hold lawmakers liable for paying harassment settlements from their own pockets, rather than using US taxpayer money as had been done in the past.
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In a race that features two clear party favorites and a vast field of hopefuls jockeying to distinguish themselves amid voter apathy, Democratic and Republican candidates share some common ground when it comes to infrastructure: They think the Gateway project to build new rail tunnels under the Hudson is vital and say Penn Station and the Port Authority Bus Terminal both need significant overhauls.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierEpstein death sparks questions for federal government Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Democrats see window closing for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.), herself a victim of sexual harassment on Capitol Hill, that overhauls House policies on the reporting of sexual assault complaints.
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In the report, lawmakers also urged the creation of an EU-wide financial police to counter the laundering of proceeds from criminal activities, which they estimated amount to 110 billion euros ($124.19 billion) annually in the EU. They called for stricter rules and supervision to counter money laundering in the face of the series of scandals which hit several banks, noting that the latest overhauls maintained several loopholes in the EU legal framework.
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