For single filers, the deduction is phased out from $63,000 to $2000,2401 and for married filing jointly it is phased out from $218,2500 to $22018,22019.
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The app was phased out and shut down in 2014.
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It is due to be phased out in three years.
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But subsidies and tax breaks are also being phased out.
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This is being phased out though in favor of Moments.
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Chloropicrin, carbofuran and methomyl will be phased out by 2022.
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They will continue to be phased out by the quarter.
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Essentially, the House's bill phased out Medicaid expansion over time.
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After 2020, all subsidies will be phased out, it said.
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Other tax breaks are phased in slowly or phased out.
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She wasn't totally phased out of the comic books, however.
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They're being phased out in favor of more curated experiences.
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It is due to be phased out in the coming months.
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Some will also see EU rebates phased out over five years.
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Under the Clean Power Plan, these facilities would be phased out.
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Filmmakers and cinemas have almost completely phased out the 35-mm.
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This will replace 3D Touch, which Apple has quietly phased out.
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Since caucuses clearly limit voter participation, they should be phased out.
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The country has already phased out medium and long-range transmitters.
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Ms. de Leon would like to see those phased out promptly.
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The tariffs are currently scheduled to be phased out in 2021.
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This kind of supported worksite is being phased out in every state.
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Scientist raised the alarm and ozone-depleting chemicals were phased out worldwide.
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Growth will probably slow this year as the stimulus is phased out.
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And by 2026 the duty is due to be phased out entirely.
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But the NSA had phased out such waivers due to security concerns.
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At least one plug-in hybrid vehicle will also be phased out.
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The program was phased out as the Affordable Care Act took effect.
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Tanoesoedibjo said Trump's involvement has been phased out since he's taken office.
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In June, Goodale announced that the practice would be mostly phased out.
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Oil and gas aren't going anywhere, nor should they be phased-out.
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But that policy is now being phased out, leading to weaker sales.
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The government wants the fuel to be phased out entirely by 2025.
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Electricity subsidies will be fully phased out by June 2022, he said.
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Even these were largely phased out under Johnson due to staffing costs.
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"I'm getting phased out and I'm O.K. with that," Mr. Robertson said.
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Danish power plants relying on coal will be phased out by 2030.
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Subsidies are due to be phased out over the next few years.
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Even these were largely phased out under Johnson due to staffing costs.
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The company phased out the profit-sharing plan beginning in the 1970s.
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These older chips have been phased out as of, I think, 2017.
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Elance, which became Upwork and then had its platform phased out. Jana.
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Flavored versions like Lime Comfort and Caramel Comfort will be phased out.
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That protection has now been phased out, but help is still possible.
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The fee will be phased out over a five year period starting Jan.
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Central government subsidies to municipalities are expected to be phased out by 2024.
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In 1949 India's constitution said quotas should be phased out in ten years.
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Coal plants typically last around 40 to 60 years before getting phased out.
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NAFTA phased out such practices, and Mexico's car industry has never looked back.
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Conventional email will be phased out in five to seven years, he said.
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Belgium's nuclear reactors are set to be phased out from 2022 to 201.
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The law phased out exemptions for people who cited personal or religious beliefs.
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Blue-collar and white-collar career paths are getting disrupted and phased out.
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TheEagle Creek Gear Warrior 32was our previous pick, but it's being phased out.
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Section 6900 was eliminated by Congress in 2628 and phased out in 28503.
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Tariffs will be phased out over a 15-year period under the CPTPP.
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Conservatives want the Obamacare exchanges to be phased out in an orderly fashion.
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These are being phased out as Lupin transitions to more secure e-files.
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The payments would be phased out for individuals who earn more than $75,000.
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Facebook has phased out most of the partnerships over the past two years.
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The city has also phased out seesaws, because of tightened federal safety guidelines.
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The gas is being phased out under a treaty called the Montreal Protocol.
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"Coal is going to get phased out over the long term," Aldina said.
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Those sources are expected to change, particularly as traditional pensions get phased out.
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BP bought the company in 1998 and phased out the brand by 2004.
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It was around this time that North Korea's abduction project was gradually phased out.
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The way she totally phased out like that, it comes across like mild PTSD.
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Under both deals tariffs on cheeses like Cheddar and Gouda will be phased out.
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It has since been phased out and replaced with Ultra HD Invisible Cover Foundation.
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Alas, Kate allegedly insisted that her "rural rival" be phased out of their lives.
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In addition to cars, diesel-only trains will also be phased out by 2040.
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In the mid 20th century, the use on farmlands was phased out as well.
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Even still, the word "unlimited" is clearly being phased out over at AT&T.
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It phased out using minors in 2015 under international pressure that included boycott campaigns.
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Vattenfall has agreed a deal to sell them, the Greens want them phased out.
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After a manufacturer hits that electric vehicle sales number, the credit is phased out.
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But now, according to the Washington Post, the program will be phased out altogether.
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The company has not disclosed the exact date that dandelion will be phased out.
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Partly for this reason, supervised coursework is to be phased out from this year.
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Policymakers can compel old, dangerous technologies to be phased out using uncompromising policy measures.
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Electric car maker Tesla is also having its tax-credit phased out for consumers.
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The break was fully phased out by 2006, when Puerto Rico's current recession began.
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Will Middleby retain the Brava name or will this be phased out over time?
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Some leading figures in the industry saw diesel vehicles being phased out over time.
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The drop comes ahead of the 2021 deadline for Libor to be phased out.
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Congress phased out the lowest rates in 2012 but reinstated them two years later.
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Subsidies would be phased out for individuals earning $75,000 and at $150,103 for families.
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The House bill had raised the deduction, but also entirely phased out the tax.
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MX6UL, you're out of luck, though, as support for that platform is being phased out.
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That could position it ahead of rivals when the popular weedkiller is eventually phased out.
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So what's next for Nikon now that its only mirrorless cameras are getting phased out?
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In movies and television, slime was phased out as practical effects gave way to CGI.
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"They phased out the program, but that doesn't mean they're purging the data," said Hasbrouck.
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But that provision is being phased out over the first five years of the deal.
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By the late 22009s leaded petrol was phased out almost everywhere in the rich world.
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Separately, an official in Xinjiang said the mass detention camps there may be phased out.
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The tax credit is phased out for people with an income between $203,540 and $203,540.
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Additionally, the MacBook Air — Apple's entry-level laptop — may be revamped or phased out entirely.
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It previously sold products for expectant mothers, as well, but those have been phased out.
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"The banking corporate tax surcharge should be phased out as soon as possible," Browne said.
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The company told Reuters its Partner Categories tool will still be phased out by October.
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In 215, he signed legislation that phased out the tax and eliminated it in 2010.
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Those events were eventually phased out, and the Colosseum became a source of building materials.
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Her formal lessons were phased out in the eighth grade as her swimming took off.
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These sites will be phased out as need and demand drops according to the settlement.
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Honestly, I think I've already phased out using Twitter for any of my better observations.
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Several global organizations say that elephant tourism is inherently wrong, and should be phased out.
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The use of coal would need to be phased out, vanishing almost entirely by midcentury.
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"Most of the guys who did this kind of stuff are phased out," he said.
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But it phased out certain deductions and exemptions for people making over $19863,000 a year.
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They've largely been phased out because of their horrendously low efficiency—less than 5 percent.
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The credit will be completely phased out for Tesla in the first quarter of 2020.
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But it phased out certain deductions and exemptions for people making over $400,000 a year.
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AirPods may use Lightning, but at least that cable isn't being phased out right now.
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As the market expands, costs will fall and the tax breaks can be phased out.
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It's funny that Girardi types are being phased out of the game faster than fighters.
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The defense ministry said then that Austria's 15 Eurofighter jets could be phased out from 2020.
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The initial plan was to set up LVNAVs as a transition while CNAVs were phased out.
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Those above the income threshold would have the help slowly phased out in 753 percent increments.
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Kosovo had requested that EULEX be phased out and take on a monitoring and advisory role.
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It was phased out in 1967, an era in which financial crises did not regularly occur.
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He even laughed off the idea of being "phased out" and dropped a few f-bombs.
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Entry barriers based on highly sophisticated production, such as the combustion engine, will be phased out.
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Sales growth is expected to slow this year as the incentive is phased out by 2018.
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The Edge browser is Microsoft's replacement for Internet Explorer, which is slowly being phased out. 7.
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"Any suggestion that Lara is being phased out is ridiculous," a spokesperson for ABC tells PEOPLE.
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Uber has already teased the idea of offering vocational training to drivers who are phased out.
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Medicaid expansion is phased out, meaning very low-income families would receive less help buying coverage.
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Though the brand still exists today, Charter tells Bloomberg that the name will be phased out.
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As base-load energy sources are phased out in favor of intermittent renewables, grid reliability suffers.
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Yet a growing number of economists are now calling for cash to be phased out. Why?
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It is expected to be phased out after 2021 in the aftermath of a rigging scandal.
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The state has already passed a law mandating that the machines be phased out by 2020.
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The $6900,2628 tax-credit, according to Reuters, will be phased out over the next 28503 months.
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That expansion program would begin being phased out in 2021, and fully repealed three years later.
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The older cloud was phased out, with much of the team developing it targeted for layoffs.
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Essure will be gradually phased out and U.S. sales halted by the end of this year.
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The existing Acela trains will be completely phased out by the end of 2022, they said.
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It phased out unpopular models and created common platforms, with more phones using the same parts.
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What was dominant a year ago is already being countered and in some cases phased out.
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Once a centerpiece of Britain's education system, they have largely been phased out over recent decades.
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Those above the income threshold would have the help slowly phased out in 214 percent increments.
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DDT was banned for most uses in 1972, and lead shot was phased out in 1991.
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Bob Smith (D-Middlesex) would have phased out plastic and paper bags and polystyrene food containers.
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In 2002, 3M, the primary US manufacturer of PFOS, voluntarily phased out production of the chemical.
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It has been in use since 85033, but most household uses were phased out in 2001.
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But Mr. Hall does believe strongly that the C.B.O. should not be weakened or phased out.
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What kind of wealth-tech will be ubiquitous in 2030 — and what may be phased out?
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The scourge of smokeless tobacco is being phased out, with incoming players banned from using it.
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While PFOA has been phased out by its primary manufacturer, 3M, it doesn't break down naturally.
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Those chemicals were phased out beginning in the 1980s because they thinned the Earth's ozone layer.
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Now gas prices are plummeting and coal is being phased out in Britain under a government mandate.
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EU tariffs of up to 10 percent on Japanese cars will be phased out over seven years.
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Under the plan now, the enhanced match for Medicaid expansion would be phased out starting in 2020.
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NAFTA phased out tariffs across North America, making it easier for freight trucks to cross the border.
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An earlier generation of subsidies was phased out in the 1990s, at the behest of international lenders.
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These include the Montreal Protocol of 1987 that effectively phased out the use of ozone-destroying pollutants.
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In 2016, the Polio Global Eradication Initiative phased out this vaccine, switching to a safer oral vaccine.
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It's only a matter of time before he's phased out, and Rudy Pipilo has control over everything.
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Today, Giphy for Messenger will be phased out via an update to become a standard Giphy app.
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And as Missouri phased out the old drugs, it hasn't used the new drugs nearly as often.
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Physical instruments like dollar bills and plastic cards will be phased out and live only in museums.
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The team includes engineers from Apple's iAd team, which is being phased out, according to previous reports.
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That incentive is currently scheduled to be phased out after an automaker sells 200,000 electric vehicles. Questions?
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The USA Freedom Act deauthorized that program and bulk collection of telephony metadata phased out in November.
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Thanks to Montreal, "nearly 100 climate pollutants have been phased out, by nearly 100 percent," he continued.
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Regulators set LIBOR to be phased out in 2021 and have encouraged alternatives to take its place.
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Restrictions on foreign investment are being phased out or lifted on banks, brokerages and asset-management companies.
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As we reported ... producers gave Kenya an ultimatum -- get your hubby on 'RHOA' or get phased out.
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But the rebate lasts for only two years, and would be phased out for high-income earners.
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The scholarship fund was phased out in 2013 and was never funded for more than $7.5 million.
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The analysis found that the drop came because mercury had been phased out of many commercial products.
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The government designed the credit to be phased out for each automaker once it reaches that milestone.
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The pharmaceutical industry, long established in Puerto Rico, phased out many of its operations as a result.
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That will be phased out, at a 20 percent reduction per year, until it ends in 2026.
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It began by producing gold in 2011, though output of that metal has since been phased out.
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However, DOL should not acquiesce to the letter's additional proposal that the waivers be "phased out" altogether.
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That expansion program would begin being phased out in 2021, and fully repealed by three years later.
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In recent years, Nigeria has largely phased out its use as a front-line antimalarial, CNN noted.
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Now, just as the device is being phased out, medical interest in it has started to rebound.
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That law phased out inefficient incandescent and halogen bulbs, and was approved with bipartisan support in Congress.
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He'll get his inheritance tax-free, because the estate tax gets phased out in the G.O.P. bill.
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The DC-CIK treatment had been phased out in the United States because it was largely ineffective.
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"These waivers are inherently discriminatory and should be phased out in a responsible way," the letter reads.
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From Sonos' point of view, it offers newer, better alternatives for everything being phased out in May.
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"City zoos should be phased out, if you look around, it's not a massive space," he said.
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The World Health Organization reports the oral vaccines will be phased out in a series of steps.
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The cuts also get worse over the course of the next decade as Medicaid is phased out.
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The deal excluded dairy, poultry, eggs and sugar, but virtually all other tariffs were phased out by 2008.
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Medicaid expansion is eventually phased out, and the way the federal government funds the program is massively reformed.
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It would be fully phased out at 621 percent of the poverty level, or $74,4003 for an individual.
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France imposes a tax called the Delalande contribution (now being phased out) on employers who sack older workers.
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House Republicans passed a bill that phased out Medicaid expansion and ultimately cut the program by $880 billion.
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Within two weeks in September, two of Kickstarter's union's lead organizers were fired and a third phased out.
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Apple has phased out support for OpenGL in macOS, and the company fully controls the drivers for Macs.
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Subsidized contract pricing had remained available to existing customers after being phased out for new subscribers in 2015.
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It has been phased out but is still being sold on Amazon, so I purchase a few packs.
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In 2016, the Polio Global Eradication Initiative phased out the use of the polio type-2 oral vaccine.
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"Tax credits to support renewables would be continued, whereas fossil fuel subsidies would be phased out," he noted.
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Sometime between grade school and high school the daily ritual of going outside for recess gets phased out.
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They will be phased out, with Instagram focusing all of its marketing efforts on the primary corporate account.
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The current Focus will be phased out of production in Wayne, Michigan, in mid-2018, according to Hinrichs.
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In wake of the #GrabYourWallet campaign, Ivanka Trump's line been similarly phased out by Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Jet.
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Note: the Google Play Music service is being phased out and will soon be combined into YouTube's offering.
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Now, of course, this diversity is being phased out by political monopolizers who determine which rhetoric is acceptable.
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Though the toy pig eventually phased out of Finn's life, it still held a place in his heart.
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Bernie Sanders suggested last year that New Yorkers still use subway tokens, which were phased out in 2003.
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Codelco's payments to Chilean state coffers will be phased out over a period lasting more than a decade.
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Fitbit is buying Pebble for its technology and IP; Pebble devices will likely be phased out post-acquisition.
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Trade will be phased out over the next three and a half years as ivory possession licences expire.
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The defense ministry said in a statement that Austria's 15 Eurofighter jets could be phased out from 2020.
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Ozone fact:Thanks to #MontrealProtocol, over 99% of chemicals that deplete the ozone layer have been phased out globally.
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An initial resolution put before lawmakers called for glyphosate to be phased out by the end of 2020.
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Mobile phone makers have put more emphasis on this year, and have phased out 3.5-mm headphone jacks.
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In the US, 22 car models are not coming back in 2020 or getting phased out that year.
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Medicaid expansion will be phased out more slowly than in the House bill, ending the expansion in 2024.
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Federal funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting will be phased out under the plan, the source said.
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The task force is supposed to negotiate a date by which coal in Germany should be phased out.
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Senior U.S. officials have said that the covert program will be phased out over a number of months.
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In 2021, it drops to 22 percent, and, in 2022, it will be phased out for residential customers.
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Although the iDevices Kitchen Thermometer is still available and supported by Weber, we believe it's being phased out.
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Tesla once made Supercharger use free for all owners, but has phased out that perk in recent years.
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Trump said the program would be phased out in six months, unless Congress came up with a fix.
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Accordingly, under the new version of the bill, the tax credits would be reduced and eventually phased out.
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Later, once nitrate film was phased out, many archives were intentionally burned, simply to destroy the hazardous material.
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Longtime critics of public caning said they were glad to hear that the punishment might be phased out.
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About the coal production that is being phased out nearby and the thousands of jobs going with it.
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About the coal production that is being phased out nearby and the thousands of jobs going with it.
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As with home routers, we tend to keep appliances around for years, so vulnerabilities aren't phased out quickly.
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Greyhound racing, already banned in most states, will be phased out in Florida over the next two years.
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But if that's the case, who's going to invest in natural gas infrastructure if it'll be phased out soon?
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Subsidies could be phased out for first-time homebuyers, while effective income-tax rates would be kept below 50%.
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But once a manufacturer has sold 23,22019 of those cars to US buyers, the credit starts being phased out.
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"A decision on how many models will be phased out or ceased has not been taken yet," he said.
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Environmentalists want companies to be legally responsible for collecting their waste, and single use plastic to be phased out.
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There's some precedent; Google has slowly phased out Java as the standard for Android development, in favor of Kotlin.
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Coal power is phased out in rich countries by the end of the decade and is declining sharply elsewhere.
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Uber has phased out phone and email support features over the years in favor of more in-app services.
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As scaffolding, it has been phased out in much of mainland China as a potential safety and fire hazard.
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That practice was phased out as airlines began to rely on broad guidelines to estimate how much passengers weighed.
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First, payroll tax revenues will continue over time even though the old Social Security system is being phased out.
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Business lobbyists in Washington seem resigned to tariffs being phased out only gradually as agreed-upon milestones are passed.
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But as we've known for a few months now, this all-you-can-eat setup is being phased out.
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Nordstrom's Ivanka Trump sales fell 56 percent in February as the retailer phased out the brand, according to Slice.
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January: Classic design phased out Google+ forced the change over to the new design first previewed in late 2015.
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It replaces the Fusion sedan, which is being phased out of the automaker's American lineup in the coming years.
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The coalition agreement had called for the tax to be phased out from 2021 for 90 percent of Germans.
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These will never get a Wi-Fi upgrade because they are currently being phased out for more modern jets.
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"As the G3 iMacs get phased out, they are harder and more expensive for me to find," he said.
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But sailors can continue wearing the blue uniforms for an additional three years before they are completely phased out.
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It was used heavily in the NHL and NFL in North America, but it was later phased out completely.
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Those safeguards, however, were not cost-effective, and the company phased out its use of ammonium nitrate in 2006.
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The provision that allows businesses to expense new investment purchases is set to be phased out after five years.
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"Too many people come back looking for something we phased out," an employee of 10 years told Business Insider.
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So, there you have it: 2016 won't be the year the dollar menu gets phased out entirely, after all.
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Payments would have phased out for those with higher incomes and cut off at those who make $99,000 annually.
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However, these rebates are phased out for taxpayers with incomes exceeding $99,000 for individuals and $198,000 for a couple.
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I can't see American cheese ever really being phased out, and I don't know what could realistically replace it.
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So-called reinsurance funds were part of Obamacare in its first three years, but they have been phased out.
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But President George W. Bush's tax-cut package of 2001 phased out the credit over the next three years.
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"The people that really influence this sneaker s--- are getting phased out...," wrote Angel Diaz on Complex in 2018.
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After quite literally giving us everything, it seems like bagels are getting phased out of the "everything bagel" equation.
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PFOS was voluntarily phased out of production in the United States by 3M, its main manufacturer, starting in 2000.
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Fossil fuels, including natural gas, need to be rapidly phased out to minimize the worst effects of global heating.
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Deployment of new wind turbines is expected to plummet after the production tax credit for wind is phased out.
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They expect that fully two-thirds will be phased out by 2022 — no matter what Trump says or does.
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The company once made Supercharger use free for all owners, but has phased out that perk in recent years.
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If the below tweet got 2 million likes, they'd bring back the nuggets, which were phased out in 2017.
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Not all patented technologies are put to use — indeed, the filing mentions headphone jacks, which Apple has phased out.
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The chemicals began to be phased out in 1989, and now, decades later, the stratosphere shows signs of stabilizing.
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Spotify says it's bringing back a popular Android home screen playback widget it had quietly phased out last month.
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PFOS was voluntarily phased out of production in the United States by 3M, the main manufacturer, starting in 2000.
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Under pressure from traditional manufacturers, those tax breaks were originally set to be phased out from 2016 to 2020.
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At the same time the islanders want thermal coal to be phased out in domestic power generation and for export.
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The company fought the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, which would have phased out tariffs on shoes coming from Vietnam.
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Marriott has phased out the Starwood reservations database after it acquired the hotel chain for $13.6 billion in September 2016.
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Germany has 1.5 million solar systems whose subsidized sales tariffs are due to be phased out in the coming years.
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These partnerships, known as 287(g) programs, were wisely phased out by the Obama administration because they did not work.
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Australia phased out 234 cent and 21.7 cent coins in the 1990s, while Canada stopped producing copper coins in 2013.
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After that, the payments will be phased out and replaced by a new system that the government is drawing up.
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While Juche has its roots in the Soviet ideology, references to Marxism-Leninism and communism have been slowly phased out.
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But that requirement was phased out when the FBI launched its National Instant Criminal Background Check System in November 1998.
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Hong Kong's ivory market, which is regulated separately, remains open, but it is due to be phased out by 2022.
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Over time there will be fewer and fewer captive animals and zoos as we know them can be phased out.
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The ads won't disappear overnight, but rather will be phased out as the process works through multiple regions and languages.
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As the larger athletes are being phased out, many find themselves wrestling with men like Johnny to make ends meet.
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"It looks as if all the SAB group and regional HQs will be eventually phased out," said Bernstein Research analysts.
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Since I was a casual employee (who worked full-time), I was told my job would eventually be phased out.
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Chemically and genetically modified products continue to be phased out in favor of organic products, leaving Monsanto in a predicament.
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The 30 percent tariff on the panels drops to 15 percent a few years later before being phased out entirely.
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We're told producers have essentially given her an ultimatum -- either get Marc on the show or she'll be phased out.
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Paraquat is banned by the European Union and other countries including Laos, and it has been phased out in China.
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Bunk Police doesn't usually do live testing of drugs—it's a process they've phased out for a variety of reasons.
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The CRISPR dispute is among the last-ever interference proceedings, which were phased out by a 2011 patent reform law.
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Last month, the European Commission determined that palm has resulted in excessive deforestation and its use should be phased out.
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ADT also hasn't completely phased out agencies; he also said it still relies on ones such as McCann for creative.
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The government has said electricity subsidies will be phased out completely by the end of the 2021-2022 fiscal year.
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Divisive news stories were being phased out, while pictures of your friend's babies and dogs were being phased back in.
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CFCs were phased out by the Montreal Protocol, which President Reagan signed in 1988 after unanimous approval by the Senate.
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For me, I saw the $200 value pretty quickly — and it has essentially phased out all my single-use bags.
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Waterfowl hunters nationwide have successfully used lead free ammunition for decades ever since lead shot was phased out in 1991.
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The playing field for foreign brands in China should, though, gradually even out as subsidies are phased out by 2020.
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The playing field for foreign brands in China should, though, gradually even out as subsidies are phased out by 13.
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In a rare instance of surpassing the technology of "Blade Runner," we've almost completely phased out payphones and telephone booths.
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Gasoline-fueled cars, meanwhile, would be phased out, while electric car-charging stations and public transport would get government support.
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Once major economic indicators show we have moved back into a period of growth, any stimulus should be phased out.
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Under the current rules, the credit would be phased out for taxpayers with adjusted gross income between $203,540 and $243,540.
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For example, new petrol and diesel cars might need to be phased out by at least 2035, the committee said.
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When Burger King added its plastic-furnished eating areas in the 1950s, its drive-through windows were gradually phased out.
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In 2019, the president accused news organizations of "treason," and his administration phased out the daily White House press briefing.
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There will be a seven-year transition period for farmers in England to adjust to some subsidies being phased out.
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The program will be phased out over the next few months and participants will be pointed to private-sector options.
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At least two functional directorates – strategic planning and emerging technologies – are being phased out, current and former NSC staffers said.
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The addition of solar capacities throughout the U.S didn't help the environment as much as coal getting naturally phased out.
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The administration of same-day medications -- which can often mask the severity of a horse's injury -- are being phased out.
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That program will be phased out in six months, which gives Congress time to pass legislation, according to the administration.
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He cited declining ticket sales, which dropped even more drastically after elephants were phased out from the shows last year.
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In particular, they're reportedly pushing for the Medicaid expansion to be phased out more quickly — beginning in 2018 rather than 2020.
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Eventually, however, it will likely be phased out there, as well, especially with Bluetooth earbuds continuing to drop dramatically in price.
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A large part of that is because Medicaid expansion would be phased out, which leaves very low-income people without coverage.
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The old Medicare cards used Social Security numbers, but those were phased out as part of a federal anti-fraud initiative.
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Lyft also has other subscription products focused on car rides, but they will be phased out and replaced with this one.
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In San Francisco, where smoking leases began to be phased out in 2010, tenants who smoke are sent a warning letter.
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Eventually, though, all the OG styles will be phased out to make way for the pre-treated boots, per Footwear News.
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Fast food companies have phased out some PFASs, but the remaining ones can still leach into your food through the wrapper.
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The surge in American activity may merely reflect a scramble to procure clean energy before the tax credits are phased out.
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Notably missing from the brand portfolio FCA described: the Chrysler and Dodge brands, which could be phased out in a merger.
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This was the last straw for Sean Spicer who finally announced his resignation, although he was slowly being phased out anyway.
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Subsidies and tax breaks are being phased out but China's biggest cities are starting to ban older gas and diesel cars.
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Ontario is re-upping its investment in nuclear energy, partly to wean off fossil fuels (it phased out coal in 2014).
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But Ostfeld doesn't think a federal investigation into phased-out bioweapon experiments is the right approach to treating the current epidemic.
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"Short" was also on the original menu of options, but that was soon phased out when ventis came into the picture.
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Lead exposure rates have declined dramatically since the 1980s, when the government began requiring it to be phased out from gasoline.
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One year later, he did see his duties reduced significantly, as he was phased out of most of ESPN's NFL programming.
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They'll also still need to take swipes from the old-fashioned MetroCards while that fare payment system is slowly phased out.
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They feel that the "implicit guarantees" that have propelled their industries are being phased out and are preparing for the transition.
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In keeping with that mission, the law called for the use of airboats in the national park to be phased out.
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"If tax reform is phased in, then the economic upside will be phased out," said Ian Lyngen, rate strategist at BMO.
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The Trump administration has phased out the daily on-camera briefings and opted to hold them on a sporadic, unpredictable basis.
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At the same time, medical experiments on great apes are being phased out, while research on mice is limited in scope.
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It is being phased out beginning in March and has been at the center of talks on government funding this year.
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Meaning that existing systems that don't meet the incoming standards will need to be phased out and ripped out over time.
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The CAM program was phased out in FY 85033 because very few of the children were establishing eligibility for refugee resettlement.
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The convenience of digital options compared to both cash and cards is another reason credit cards are gradually being phased out.
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Imidacloprid, made by Bayer AG, should be phased out within five years, the Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) said on Wednesday.
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For example, a program that distributed food four times a week in the East Village, Chelsea and Bushwick was phased out.
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In 2017, the Trump administration announced that DACA had been created "without proper authority" and that it would be phased out.
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The Play:1 speaker, first launched in 2013, is being phased out, though it will still be supported for a while.
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Here's a graph of electricity dispatch for April 0.73 and then the same month in 2040, after coal is phased out.
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Virtually every coal plant around the world would need to be phased out or outfitted with carbon capture technology within decades.
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After that the amount of assistance would be scaled down until it is phased out completely at $2900,220006, according to Sen.
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HFC-215 only comes from making another chemical, HCFC-22016, a refrigerant that has been mostly phased out in developed countries.
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She phased out the daily press briefings that in recent history have been the main way presidents answer to the public.
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"This is true even if global coal use were phased out overnight, and cement emissions were drastically reduced," the report writes.
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The subcommittee mark also authorizes funding for a Pentagon cyber scholarship program that was phased out in 2013 due to sequestration.
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"Without CCS gas must be steadily phased out over the next 35 years and almost entirely removed by 2050," it added.
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One difference is that another settlement process, formerly known as Chapter 11, will be phased out between the US and Canada.
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The work will go to a plant currently making the Fiesta, a compact car being phased out in the United States.
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In the same way it strangled CDC-funded firearms research, the NRA is eager to see the NIH program phased out.
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The uninsured rate would then keep climbing once funding for the ACA's Medicaid expansion and subsidies to buy insurance were phased out.
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Under the new policy, the tax credit would be reduced by 50 percent every six months until it is phased out completely.
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The Demon was phased out of the lineup when sales fell short as religious groups' objections to its devilish name won out.
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Another argument against is that Britain used to have a few until 2012, but no one complained when they were phased out.
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The credits are phased out for the highest earners: they start decreasing when an individual earns $75,000, or $150,000 for joint filers.
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The first is that the practices that promoted drug resistance in the past have finally been phased out, after decades of dithering.
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That said, the Senate bill's cuts to individual income taxes are to be phased out after 2025, to keep the costs down.
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GM, Nissan and Tesla are the closest to having that $7,500 credit being phased out as they reach the 200,000-unit threshold.
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Matthews writes: To limit the deduction, wealthy people with "service industry" income (think accountants or lawyers) would see the deduction phased out.
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And with fewer opportunities to compete, larger athletes like Black have become a rarity, phased out in favor of sinewy bikini models.
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The Child Tax Credit is a partially refundable tax credit for taxpayers with children, which is phased out at higher income levels.
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Obamacare's Medicaid expansion is still phased out, and a per-person cap on spending still replaces the current open-ended matching system.
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"Exploration and production companies will be phased out from the fund gradually over time," the government proposal said, without giving a timeline.
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There is also some updated information on claiming strategies that are being phased out, which may have special relevance for married couples.
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The protocol phased out substances such as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)—coolants in devices ranging from air conditioners to refrigerators—which deplete the ozone.
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Already scheduled to be phased out by 2020, the PTC would be cut by more than a third under the House bill.
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Some of the old technology has been phased out, but it was replaced with technology that's from the 1990's at best.
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Here are the 22 cars that will no longer be in production in the next year, and are being phased out forever:
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Zambra turns the structure and questions of the Chilean Academic Aptitude Test, finally phased out in 2003, into a new literary form.
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Essentially, the NFL phased out the helmet that Brown has worn for his entire career in an effort to keep players safer.
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When the deal comes into effect, some tariffs will fall to zero immediately, while others will be phased out over 15 years.
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This isn't like the iMac in 1998, when Apple phased out some proprietary Apple ports in favor of an emerging standard, USB.
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Both officers and enlisted soldiers wore that service uniform for the next half-century, until the style was phased out in 2007.
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While calling for coal to be phased out, Canada has been criticized as one of the world's top oil and gas producers.
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Most state renewable portfolio standards expire in the next few years, and the federal subsidies are scheduled to be phased out, too.
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Eventually, The Honey Pot Company phased out those third-party products and now manufactures everything itself — which has brought even more success.
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The product was ultimately phased out, with investors being offered their money back or an opportunity to invest in a new product.
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"Thanks to the U.S. shale gas boom, coal is now being rapidly phased out globally," said Per Magus Nysveen, Rystad's co-founder.
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Bad news for Coolio fans: The current blend of 1990s rap standards is being phased out in favor of more atmospheric selections.
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Rate cuts in March have been all but phased out and even in May, are now considered less than a 22021% probability.
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KC-130Ts were built between 1983 and 1995, and they are being phased out in favor of the newer KC-130J model.
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It's because of a report that said China is willing to extend electric-vehicle subsidies it may have phased out, Cramer explained.
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These insurers, which largely exist to cover risks of their parent companies, will be phased out of the network over 12 months.
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They are currently made in South Africa, in addition to Germany and China, though production in South Africa is being phased out.
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The program is set to be phased out in six months to give Congress an opportunity to take action on the matter.
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For their fathers, the change is not just acknowledged, it is encouraged in a league that has phased out the enforcer's role.
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When the tax credits phased out completely in 2006, the current economic depression started in Puerto Rico and has not abated since.
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The prime minister wants this to last for four years, though Tusk has said this should be phased out after one year.
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The deduction begins phasing out when borrowers reach a modified gross adjusted income (MAGI) of $60,000 and is phased out completely at $75,000.
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By the time the drug was phased out starting in the mid-1960s, at least 10,000 "thalidomide babies" were seen in Germany alone.
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However, after an automaker sells 0003,000 electric vehicles, that manufacturer gets phased out of the program over the course of about a year.
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Coal and other dirty fuels will be phased out over time, and there should be government programs to support and retrain those workers.
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"Our aim is for new petrol and diesel cars and vans to be phased out in Scotland by 2032," Sturgeon said on Tuesday.
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Modern-day cloud syncing services feel far more intuitive and discreet, which is probably the reason File History is (apparently) getting phased out.
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This is another trait that has slowly been phased out since it made it too easy to spot to those on the lookout.
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Given that medical experiments on apes are progressively being phased out in the US, the scientific community has its sights set on monkeys.
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The company also owns a fleet of prototype self-driving Lexus RX SUVs that are being phased out in favor of the minivans.
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Non-compliant cards should be phased out within five years, and within two years for cards that cannot be read by a machine.
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Mice are extremely limited in their ability to model human cognition and behavior, while great apes are being phased out in research experiments.
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In a public letter, they called for fossil fuels to be phased out, saying trading could promote their continued use, Zaragoza-Watkins said.
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The line can no longer be found on the store's website and will be gradually phased out of stores in the coming months.
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But by 2006 the last of those tax breaks were phased out, and an exodus of Puerto Rico's industrial employers began in earnest.
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Lawmakers in Britain last week recommended LTIPs be phased out from 2018, while Norway's sovereign wealth fund, the world's biggest, wants them scrapped.
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The name 'iPhone 93c' seems unlikely given that the iPhone 5c wasn't a hit and was phased out a year after its launch.
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There is no guarantee the government's crackdown on pesticide use in banana production will lead to potentially harmful chemicals being phased out altogether.
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However, most importantly, with a UBI, individuals paying taxes will be totally phased out, since there will be no money created by people.
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The creature before you is the King, a robotic, leonine version of Elvis that Chuck E. Cheese phased out in the early 90s.
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That figure is still well above the opening offer Democrats made, which would have reduced beds to 35,520 and phased out family detention.
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This kind of decentralized smart grid is the way all of Europe will function one day, once fossil fuels have been phased out.
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Just as with mechanical keyboards, they appeal to connoisseurs, but have been phased out of the mainstream in favor of more efficient designs.
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Those hurt by the changing economy believe that all that they hold dear — their livelihoods, their communities, their towns — are being phased out.
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As a teenager, he acquired a mastery of the traditional Chinese characters that were being phased out in Mao's China by simpler ideographs.
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Manufacturing tax preferences for the island legislated by Congress, which had earlier encouraged investment and economic growth, were completely phased out by 85033.
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While Bayer's team initially worked with MediaCom on media buying, the agency was gradually phased out and today handles its offline media only.
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"These waivers are inherently discriminatory and should be phased out in a responsible way," they wrote in a letter Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta.
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The central bank has phased out the €500 bill in an effort to foil cash transactions by money launderers, drug dealers and terrorists.
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Tariffs on frozen and processed Canadian lobster will be phased out in the next three to five years as part of the agreement.
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Half the country's coal plants have closed or are being phased out while air quality improves and electricity bills fall for American consumers.
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Seattle had a tax on hours worked by employees in the city starting in 2008, though it was phased out after several years.
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Energy mandates, meanwhile, will drive up electricity prices as traditional energy sources are phased out for costlier power provided by wind and solar.
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I was only a mechanic for a year when they phased out the aircraft I was trained on, so I went into administration.
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It's not yet clear whether natural gas, a popular form of heating in Ontario, would be phased out as part of the move.
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The Datsun brand - revived for emerging markets under Ghosn after being phased out in the 1980s - will likely bear the brunt of the restructuring.
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In the early years of the News Feed, Facebook offered sliders so users could select exactly what appeared, but later phased out these controls.
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They were eventually phased out altogether: By the time she left, Sanders had not led a traditional press briefing in more than 100 days.
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If these come to fruition, the phone-based Gear VR could become more like an entry-level budget option, or be phased out altogether.
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The tax credit of up to $7,500 was set to be phased out for companies once they sell 200,000 new EVs in the country.
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Any residual negative connotations are being scrubbed from that list: the racist caricature of Chief Wahoo, the Cleveland team's emblem, is being phased out.
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Although coal continues to be phased out of electricity generation, it remains integral to producing materials for infrastructure projects like buildings, bridges and roads.
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America banned it from paint 40 years ago, and by the late 1990s leaded petrol had been phased out in almost all rich countries.
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Blue Shield of California's Bryce Williams, who's responsible for the plan's lifestyle initiatives, feels that these programs are "zombies" that should be phased out.
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Perhaps most damaging of all to lower-income Americans, the Medicaid expansion, which has been essential to expanding insurance coverage, would be phased out.
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As you advance, the pinyin is phased out, and you graduate from matching characters to translating full phrases and sentences between English and Chinese.
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The growing of oil palms, the commission found, results in excessive deforestation and its use in transport fuel should be phased out, Reuters reported.
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Once a material is classified as a "POP" under the Stockholm Convention, an international treaty, they are severely restricted and phased out of use.
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He'll never be fast, and his biggest strength—his size and skill in the low post—has largely been phased out of NBA offenses.
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The Co-op long ago phased out plastic shopping bags, but it continues to make plastic roll bags available for produce and bulk items.
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Local companies like Cornell Dubilier and BMW have also helped the school by donating scrap steel, or old robots that they have phased out.
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"The University has deliberately phased out many on-campus social gatherings and attempted to avoid liability for hosting student social events," the suit claims.
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A Defense Department policy requires that use of cluster munitions with a failure rate of greater than 1 percent be phased out by 2018.
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But by 2011, after AOL's popularity had been replaced with the likes of Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, the Running Man was quietly phased out.
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If we take the "part console, part handheld" thing as fact, then it does stand to reason that the 3DS should be phased out.
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But he represents a regular cycle in the video game world, where old hardware is phased out and tinkerers begin to pick it apart.
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Boozer went onto become a high-scoring forward and effective rebounder whose game was gradually phased out of the league in his later years.
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The special tax benefit would be retroactive to 2018 and would last for at least three more years, before it is gradually phased out.
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Mr. Mnuchin suggested that all the tariffs could be phased out as China meets its commitments to make changes over a period of time.
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In many sectors, NAFTA stipulates that trade barriers would only gradually be phased out, which was designed to smooth economic shocks in vulnerable industries.
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Beginning in 2003, its use was gradually phased out in the United States under an agreement between government and industry, and eliminated by 2014.
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People who earn more than $24,000 will receive a smaller payment and the checks are phased out completely for people who make over $99,000.
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The amount would have been scaled back until it hit an income level of $22020,000 per year, where it would have phased out completely.
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The cartoonish Prospector Pete costume mascot used at athletic games, which has been slowly phased out in recent years, will also be formally retired.
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The H2 was sold through the 2009 model year, while the H3 wasn't phased out until the demise of the Hummer brand in 2010.
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The arrival of Apple's new 16-inch MacBook Pro comes with an unexpected twist: the classic 15-inch model is being phased out entirely.
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That has dropped to 24 percent for projects that begin this year and is set to be phased out by the end of 2019.
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The clause would mean the new tax on tech giants would be phased out once a further deal is met on an international level.
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The idea that the fuels on which the American and world economies were based should be phased out would have seemed even more so.
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Over the next few days, as I phased out the kibble and began feeding him the fresh food only, he continued to enjoy it.
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Samsung has slowly phased out production in the country over the past year, suspending operations in some plants, before ultimately pulling the plug altogether.
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The bill would eliminate subsidies for people to obtain coverage, and federal funds for states to expand Medicaid would be phased out in 2020.
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The pre-paid cards business, which were phased out in the past couple of months, caused the company to lose £65 ($90) per customer.
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The $28 billion marriage of SunTrust and BB&T means those brands are getting slowly phased out after a combined 275 years of history.
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That said, the iPhone 6S will inevitably be phased out of software compatibility and its owners won't be left with much of a choice.
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Under that scenario, the United States would install 36 percent more solar energy than it would if the credit was phased out as scheduled.
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"I think the community has begun to accept that if something is not good for the environment, it should be phased out," he said.
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Then, in 2010, the long-form census was phased out, and replaced by the American Community Survey, so the question was moved over there.
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"The minister must make it clear in concrete terms why gas extraction from the Groningen field cannot be phased out more quickly," it said.
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The beloved cheese-flavored snacks were phased out 12 years ago, but after pleas and petitions from fans, they&aposre ready to make a comeback.
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The linchpin of the Industrial Revolution, coal now fuels only around 10% of Britain's electricity generation as coal-fired power stations are gradually phased out.
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Norway's nationalized health plan, which once distributed thousands of 3.5-inch disks to physicians every month, only phased out their use a few years ago.
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At the same time, elements of the legacy payday lending market are being phased out by the government; they're also virtually worthless to fintech companies.
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Though the company tells me that it still sees the wired headphone getting phased out – though perhaps not as quickly as others had initially thought.
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Eventually Facebook dropped the Ticker and phased out these Open Graph auto-shares in favor of explicit sharing, where the user is in full control.
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This benefit is phased out for individuals making between $157,500 ($315,000 if married) and $207,500 ($4153,000 if married) in a number of service-based fields.
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So, the fact that the line was apparently being quietly phased out by department stores like Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus caught the attention of many.
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Out of that collection, five have completely phased out coal power since 2014 and 18 more have announced a coal phaseout by 2030 or sooner.
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Sources say that a deal would see Fitbit taking Pebble's intellectual property, such as its operating system, but would see the Pebble brand phased out.
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The Air Jordan I featured a prominent Nike swoosh, but the Jumpman logo soon became iconic and the swoosh was phased out of Jordan's shoes.
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"Exploration and production companies will be phased out from the fund gradually over time," the government proposal said, without giving a timeline for the divestment.
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The group's cocoa products business saw volumes decline by 8.6 percent as the company phased out some less profitable contracts to focus on "smart growth".
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New petrol and diesel cars will be phased out by 2032, eight years earlier than under proposals set out by the London government, she said.
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As far as TV is concerned, American Dad is getting almost completely phased out of the website, with seasons disappearing a few at a time.
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The European Commission last month said the use of palm oil in motor fuel should be phased out because oil palm cultivation led to deforestation.
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Eventually, of course, the click wheel was phased out altogether in favor of a single display, and it's possible that the same will happen here.
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While it is not sold in the United States and it is being phased out in Japan, the car has been especially important in Europe.
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China, the world's largest car market, saw only moderate growth, as a tax cut which had boosted sales in 2016 began to be phased out.
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After decades of use, PFOS and PFOA were largely phased out, and many companies have since switched to similar molecules thought to be less risky.
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Both are programs that aim to coordinate local and federal authorities to enforce immigration law, and were phased out or weakened during the Obama Administration.
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Women-only train carriages did exist in the UK up until 1977, when they were phased out by British Rail as an outdated Victorian relic.
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"Ongoing sources... need to be phased out, remediated, or banned," Lanphear said, adding that manufacturers should further reduce lead levels in foods, drinks, and cosmetics.
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The gas, trichlorofluoromethane, or CFC-11, is supposed to be phased out worldwide under the Montreal Protocol, the global agreement to protect the ozone layer.
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That chemical is scheduled to be phased out in China's polyurethane foam sector by the end of 2025, to be replaced by even safer alternatives.
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A tax-cut package passed by Congress and signed by President George W. Bush in 2001 gradually phased out the tax for nearly all Americans.
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Ms. Feinstein, in her remarks, talked about her success in the Senate in pushing through a ban on assault weapons, which was later phased out.
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According to the new report, emissions from fossil fuels must be phased out by 2050, so there is still time to get this job done.
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This could be a sign that there's no money to replace them or that the rest of the team may soon be phased out. 6.
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Discussion of true tax reform that we desperately need should begin with the acknowledgement that the income tax is arcane and must be phased out.
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About 160 officers still carry the storied six-shot revolver that became the standard department firearm in 225, but the weapon is being phased out.
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So many of the main hideouts for these chemicals — leaded gasoline, lead paint, and mercury emissions from coal-fired power plants — have been phased out.
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The splashy neons and soft pastels we've taken to the beach this summer are being phased out by warm, vampy shades, but we aren't complaining.
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In February, Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded an Obama-era order that would have phased out the use of such prisons by the Justice Department.
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So palm oil-based diesel will not be regarded as a renewable and its use in transport fuel will effectively be phased out from 2024.
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Currently, single taxpayers with no children are phased out of the credit once their adjusted gross income (AGI) exceeds $15,570 ($0003,370 for married-filing-jointly).
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Regulators set LIBOR to be phased out in 2021 and have encouraged alternatives, most notably the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR), to take its place.
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She pointed to the drug Lasix, a diuretic that is permitted at Santa Anita at lower than previous levels and will eventually be phased out.
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As staffers detailed to the NSC phased out, Bolton worked to replace them with people he'd worked with previously and he considered loyal to him.
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London's income from the congestion charge is already plateauing, and logic says revenue from the emission zone will drop as dirtier cars are phased out.
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Under the administration's plan, the program for young people commonly known as "Dreamers" would be phased out over a two-year period, beginning in March.
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In recent years, the Federal Reserve has increased interest rates as it has phased out the cheap money it unleashed to attack the financial crisis.
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"I think the community has begun to accept that if something is not good for the environment, it should be phased out," said one official.
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Still, Benhelima's continued and insistent use of Polaroid film — he bought large quantities of it when he realized it was being phased out — is apt.
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Unlike childhood obesity or even smoking, lead is a public health threat that can be phased out—with funding and education—in just a few years.
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CEO Randall Stephenson told investors it was to be expected as AT&T phased out promotional pricing, but acknowledged the product was on a good path.
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But for Great Britain, the derogatory term could soon be phased out of the lexicon entirely, if the demands of a new report come into effect.
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Its fate was sealed in July 25 when Andrew Bailey, head of Britain's Financial Conduct Authority, a regulator, said it would be phased out in 2000.
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On its website, the right-wing Alternative for Germany party sells incandescent lightbulbs (which the EU has phased out) as a rather dimly lit protest gesture.
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They followed brands like Gucci, Michael Kors, and Jimmy Choo (which is owned by Michael Kors), which all phased out fur from their collections last year.
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The company warned that the losses were due to continue throughout the year as the company phased out its existing promotional subscription pricing for the service.
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I reported that the unit phased out one virtual reality headset, but others have reported, and I can confirm, that another VR thing is in development.
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Second, the Medicaid expansion would be phased out and the program would change so that the federal government only pays states a set amount per person.
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Backblaze claims this service is unique among its competition, with Crashplan recently having phased out the option for "Home" subscribers to restore via mailed hard drive.
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This is both a cost- and time-saver for car owners, and will likely become a widespread feature as older cars are phased out over time.
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Meanwhile, expect Republicans who came from states that didn't expand Medicaid to argue that the program be phased out as soon as possible to save money.
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This month, the European Commission concluded that palm oil cultivation results in excessive deforestation and its use in transport fuel should be phased out by 2030.
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The company made the decision following mounting international criticism of the trade, a Rakuten spokesman said, with trading to be phased out over the next month.
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You'll be subject to higher rates of taxes, your tax deductions get phased out…and you have new taxes that you weren't even subject to before.
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By 2000, when all the individual tax cuts in the law have been phased out to pay for permanent corporate rates, the situation is considerably bleaker.
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Beijing claims to have phased out 2800 million tonnes of capacity last year and another 2000 million tonnes in the first five months of this year.
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Greenhouse-gas emissions have fallen by a quarter since 2010, mostly because of changes in electricity generation, with coal-fired power stations almost entirely phased out.
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It had been crafted to preserve important state agencies that would otherwise be phased out under an automatic review policy, which takes place every twelve years.
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"The wind energy production tax credit is already being phased out under a compromise brokered in 2015," Republican Senator Chuck Grassley, from wind-rich Iowa, said.
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The Opal Card system, which launched in 2012 and phased out paper tickets, allows travellers to use the smart card across the state's public transport options.
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They are as notorious for their décor as they are for being overstuffed with precariously dangling passengers — and they are being phased out, for safety reasons.
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The idea is that private health insurance would be phased out and replaced by a government-run single-payer system that would work something like Medicare.
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For single and head-of-household taxpayers in that situation, the deduction is phased out for modified adjusted gross incomes between $63,000 and $73,000 for 2018.
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Because of these concerns, they were largely phased out of the U.S. market beginning around 2004 (though they're still regularly found in older homes or products).
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FCA, which phased out production of sedans in the U.S. market, builds its two-row Grand Cherokee at its Jefferson North plant and needs additional capacity.
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Extracurricular activities, particularly in music and the arts, are being phased out, or there's now a fee to participate and low-income families can't afford it.
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Best of all, a universal program would avoid the bad incentives of targeted credits, which discourage work because they are phased out as parents' earnings rise.
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Reuters previously reported that the Partners Fund was likely to be phased out, starting with the exit of its more liquid, or easy to sell, positions.
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For example, a single childless person with an AGI of $85,000 would get $20193 because $500 of the benefit was phased out by their higher income.
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The new system will replace the MetroCard, but MetroCards will not be phased out until 2023 — 20163 years after they replaced tokens for subways and buses.
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Even with a global coal phaseout, we'll blow through the 2-degree target, much less the 1.5-degree target, unless gas is phased out as well.
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Having declined since the '80s and more or less shuttered in 2001, the company was relaunched as a digital brand and film sales were phased out.
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Al Jazeera America, the offshoot of the Qatar-based broadcasting company, is going to be phased out as of April 30, the New York Times reports.
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The European Commission said this year that palm oil should be phased out from transport fuel in the bloc after it concluded that it causes deforestation.
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Quarantine measures have caused a massive social adjustment in online behavior, which will likely persist to a lesser extent even once those measures are phased out.
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Over the last several years, they phased out a program that paid teachers more for earning a master's degree and did away with most tenure protections.
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The government plans to begin an allowance of public subsidies, which will be phased out over five years, to help parties transition to the new system.
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The European Commission this year concluded that palm oil cultivation results in excessive deforestation and its use in transport fuel should be phased out by 2030.
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If phased out, it would take away one incentive for a homebuyer to purchase a solar system, though costs are coming down at the same time.
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The announcement comes just weeks after Variety reported that there were murmurings Marvel Television under Jeph Loeb was being phased out of live-action television projects.
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But President George W. Bush's tax cuts phased out the credit and made a billionaire's future tax liability much more dependent on one's state of residence.
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Phased out You may not be hearing the name Merrill Lynch much anymore, now that Bank of America is phasing out the 105-year-old brand.
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Scientists say the technology is essential if the world is to meet targets to curb global warming because fossil fuels cannot be phased out quickly enough.
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Sessions said the program would be phased out and that no new applications from people who hope to be DACA recipients would be taken after today.
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You'll be subject to higher rates of taxes, your tax deductions get phased out … and you have new taxes that you weren't even subject to before.
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Ditching the note, which could only be gradually phased out, may prompt savers to dissolve the more than 300 billion euros stored in 500-euro notes.
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The Guardian reported German officials said the chemical would be completely phased out by 2023, the same year the European Union's approval period for it expires.
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There have been no briefings from the press secretary during the shutdown, but that's not new either — those have been quietly phased out since last September.
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Under current law, these incentives will be phased out in the next few years; they should go eventually, but not until the technologies are more widespread.
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Chubb said for existing coal plants insurance coverage for risks that exceed this threshold will be phased out by 2022, and for utilities beginning in 2022.
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The board of governors would first be transitioned into an "International Broadcasting Advisory Board" to advise the new CEO, but that also would be phased out.
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The credit would be phased out for single people who make over $50,000 and for couples or single people with children who make more than $100,000.
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But though the ritual was phased out by the 1960s, cases of Kuru are thought to have shown up over 50 years after it was first contracted.
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He cited the example of the U.S. Federal Reserve, which phased out asset buys over 10 months but never publicly communicated a timeline, stressing flexibility in policy.
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Ruffini said Genius sales would be small, yet higher than the Gamme Bleu and Gamme Rouge catwalk collections which Moncler said in November would be phased out.
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While it's encouraging that so many cities have confronted the issue head on, it could take years or even decades before EPS foam is phased out completely.
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The deal is also critical for the massive investment needed to develop underground mines at Grasberg as the current open-pit operation is phased out this year.
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It did not stipulate a target date or plan for how to eliminate bitcoin mining, meaning that such activities should be phased out immediately, the document said.
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Robo-advisors will advance the "death of geography," Duran said, as traditional wealth managers who operated brick-and-mortar operations may be phased out of the industry.
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The bad news is that there's going to be an entire class of podcasters that will just sort of be phased out of being eligible for advertising.
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The Soviet Union launched its own crewed military stations in the 1970s: Salyut 2, 3, and 5, but they were eventually phased out in favor of satellites.
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The European Commission said earlier this year that palm oil should be phased out from transport fuel in the bloc after it concluded that it causes deforestation.
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For the first time, each match will stand on its own, as doubleheaders — designed to limit costs and boost attendance in past years — have been phased out.
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In sensitive sectors such as sugar, NAFTA stipulates that trade barriers would only gradually be phased out, which was designed to smooth economic shocks in vulnerable industries.
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Bungie is also bringing back a bunch of popular "legendary" (purple rarity) weapons that were phased out with the release of The Taken King in Sept. 2015.
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Those should be phased out to meet political commitments, and to align finance with the Paris pact vision of a low-carbon, climate-resilient world, she added.
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Microsoft largely phased out its dedicated Software Test Engineer (STE) roles for Windows during a huge round of layoffs a year ahead of the Windows 10 release.
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WhatsApp's founder did not say on Monday when the company's new business model would begin, though individuals' current subscriptions will be phased out over the coming weeks.
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Monkeys are considered ideal experimental models on account of their similarity to humans, both physically and cognitively, and because research on apes is progressively being phased out.
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Which, unless the scale of these cams increases dramatically, may not make sense for Cupertino, especially with Touch ID being gradually phased out as of last year.
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The old mobile phone network, on which many of us spent our youth in the '90s texting and playing Snake, is slowly getting phased out in Australia.
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In the eight months since Juul phased out its social media, more than half a million Instagram posts have featured hashtags related to Juul, the paper says.
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The shift comes after the House pulled the Obamacare repeal and replacement bill, which would have phased out Medicaid expansion and cut federal funding to the states.
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For example, if you already participate in a 401(k) plan, then the deduction for traditional IRA contributions are phased out at incomes between $61,000 and $71,000.
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"MEND is a phased out body," an Avengers representative told Reuters in a text message, saying the group had been defunct since participating in the amnesty scheme.
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Volkswagen, whose Caddy vans are being phased out by Deutsche Post in favor of Streetscooters, is among the established carmakers unamused by missing out on the project.
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"Tuberculosis has to be phased out from a multisectoral approach," says Dr. Raviglione, and the critical step, he says, is to elevate the discussion with global leaders.
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Even so, said Joe Castiglione, Oklahoma's athletic director and the committee chairman, most domes had been phased out for non-Final Four tournament games in future years.
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Tesla has also been forced to drop its US prices by $2,000, as the federal tax credit granted to its buyers gradually gets reduced and phased out.
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Libor, which is used to set rates on loans tied to corporate borrowings and mortgage payments, is expected to be phased out by the end of 2021.
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You can get a home button on-screen on your iPhone if you're not happy that Apple has phased out the home button on recent iPhone models.
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If revenues fall below what they were estimated to be after growth, part of the tax cuts would be phased out to avoid a massive debt increase.
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Volkswagen, whose Caddy vans are being phased out by Deutsche Post in favour of Streetscooters, is among the established carmakers unamused by missing out on the project.
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After that, it will be scaled down until it reaches a $99,000 income threshold for an individual or $198,000 for a couple and then phased out altogether.
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To be honest, I wouldn't be surprised if the original Active quietly gets phased out in the coming months, or the price drops below $200 to accommodate.
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Suicide in the United Kingdom declined after coal stoves were phased out, removing a means of suicide by carbon monoxide that had been available in many homes.
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But that was one of the features Tesla phased out after it acquired the company, and overall, solar panel sales have steadily declined in the years since.
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According to The Guardian, female computer workers, or "computer girls," were gradually phased out and replaced with men, who received higher salaries and more prestigious job titles.
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The wage subsidy can be lowered in labor markets with low joblessness, and it should be phased out entirely for the prosperous and the long-term employed.
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Such quotas can later be phased out, based on the recognition that women, once in office, will begin to share in the benefits normally granted to men.
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But analysts also estimate a fall in fourth quarter revenues and investors will be on the lookout for vehicle deliveries as global government subsidies are phased out.
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For instance, the plastic, non-degradable tableware that will be banned in many restaurants this year will only be partially phased out in takeaway containers by 2025.
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Though wind farms receive a tax credit if they produce a certain amount of energy within their first decade, this subsidy will be phased out by 2020.
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The president indicated he might be willing to change the GOP health plan so that Obamacare's Medicaid expansion is phased out a year or two more quickly.
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The state's aging nuclear plants have been closed or are being phased out, putting even more pressure on utilities to find other ways to feed the grid.
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For example, BMW's Mexico plant would produce 3 Series sedans, which are currently made in Germany and China, and South Africa, where production is being phased out.
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The European Commission concluded earlier this year that palm oil cultivation results in excessive deforestation and its use in transport fuel should be phased out by 2030.
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Why are chemicals studied and phased out at great cost in scientific, advocacy and legal efforts, only to be replaced by alternatives that are just as hazardous?
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The transition to gas has already helped reduce pollution — at least in the northeast, where the authorities have phased out the use of coal to heat homes.
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That doesn't include SUVs and trucks, of course, but one senses there will be a similar shift once those product categories are ready to be similarly phased out.
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After 18 years, the app will be phased out and replaced with three separate apps that are familiar to iOS users: Apple Music, Apple TV and Apple Podcasts.
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This so-called Hall Income Tax, named for the state senator who introduced the bill to institute the levy in 1929, will be fully phased out by 2022.
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The company quietly removed the tab for some users starting in August, and Instagram confirmed to BuzzFeed News today that the feature will be phased out this week.
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"The tax base should be broadened, energy and wheat subsidies phased out and replaced by increased cash transfers to the poor, and capital investment increased," the IMF said.
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Last year's featured item, the paperweight, is another example of a once-ubiquitous thing that has been phased out over the years largely due to lack of need.
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The firm expects second-quarter mobile shipments, including non-smartphones, to fall slightly from 92 million units in January-March, partly as older smartphone models are phased out.
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"It's Exhibit A for why this 16-year-old program is being phased out," said Mr. Banks, who is heading an overhaul of the city's approach to homelessness.
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Throughout the event, Affleck looked happy and relaxed — laughing off rumors that he was being "phased out" as the Caped Crusader and even dropping a few f-bombs.
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All rebates to be phased out over five years and the rebate EU countries keep for collecting customs revenues to be halved to 10 percent from 20 percent.
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The company said for existing coal plants, insurance coverage for risks that exceed the 30% threshold will be phased out by 2022, and for utilities beginning in 2022.
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Evidence for the success of dazzle was mixed, and the funky looking strategy was eventually phased out (though some ships retained these patterns well into World War II).
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"The CDU/CSU parliamentary group cannot understand the remarks by minister Gabriel on the sanctions against Russia being phased out," said Juergen Hardt, the group's foreign policy spokesman.
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They contain no explicit cultural references (with a few exceptions), so the genre can't just be phased out; they're not overtly political, so they can't really milkshake duck.
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The US phased out oral vaccines in 2000, after the CDC recognized it was causing more cases of polio than the wild-type virus itself in this country.
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Seven old plants, some of which were vulnerable to cooling water issues, were already phased out in the summer of 2011 following the Japan nuclear crisis at Fukushima.
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A senior vice president for Emirates Airlines acknowledged the company "would not have trouble buying planes from Boeing" if the Ex-Im Bank were to be phased out.
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Moodstocks' engineers and researchers will move to Google's Paris R&D site, and the startup's primary commercial product — an image recognition API for smartphones — will be phased out.
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Gupta and Agarwal said they estimate that they have 1,000 monthly paying home owners to start with, and they have phased out the free option for house hunters.
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"Many, though not all, of the Obama-era carbon dioxide regulations could be safely phased out, including an outright repeal of the Clean Power Plan," the plan says.
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Democrats in Congress have been pressing for passage well before early March, when an Obama-era program is due to be completely phased out by the Trump administration.
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The extension of current concessions will be gradually limited until they are phased out by 2040 - when France plans to end the sale of gasoline and diesel vehicles.
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The administration said DACA would be phased out over a six-month period, a delay that was intended to give lawmakers time to pass legislation addressing the issue.
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The T.P.P. would have phased out some 18,000 tariffs that the other 11 countries have on imports from the United States, thus reducing their cost to foreign buyers.
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It's now clear that if the world is to meet the climate targets it promised in Paris, natural gas, like coal, must be deliberately and rapidly phased out.
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The city first adopted this technique in 2006, and it is estimated to have been used in thousands of cases before it was phased out in January 2017.
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The Tupolev 154, once a mainstay of the Soviet air transportation system, has been phased out by most civilian airlines, although it is still used by government agencies.
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The New York Republicans had pitched to leadership that the full SALT deduction be maintained for four years and then phased out for people making more than $85033,000.
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If nothing else, subscription boxes offer companies a treasure trove of data — retailers learn what items customers are responding well to, or what inventory should be phased out.
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Section 14(c) stands in the way of allowing many, just like Livingston, to do that and therefore should be responsibly phased out by passing the TIME Act.
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However, last June, Governor Matt Bevin moved to limit the pension system's riskier hedge fund investments in response to funding pressures, and they may get phased out entirely.
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The law would allow plans to charge slightly higher deductibles than under Obamacare, and the C.B.O. expects that some of the more generous plans will be phased out.
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The administration said, however, that DACA would be phased out over the next six months, a delay intended to give lawmakers time to pass legislation addressing the issue.
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" In 2000, under pressure from the E.P.A., 3M phased out production of some of the compounds, announcing that they could "could potentially pose a risk to human health.
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The Greens want the use of brown coal to be phased out more quickly and a ban on the sale of new cars with internal combustion engines by 2030.
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Fascinatingly, these sacred works were being phased out by the ecclesiastical and political authorities at the very same time the same authorities were founding the first anatomical wax museums.
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Obamacare's expanded federal funding would be phased out and the states would eventually receive a fixed amount of money for each enrollee in the broader program, allotted per recipient.
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If this ballot measure, dubbed Initiative 23, is passed, the tipped minimum wage would gradually be phased out until all DC workers have the same minimum wage by 2026.
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Photo: Julio Cortez (AP)A controversial birth control treatment that is alleged to have harmed thousands of women in the past two decades is finally being phased out completely.
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But given other research showing a similar heightened risk, the authors say it's clear that diclofenac needs to be more carefully handled, if not phased out of use completely.
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This Binge On perk was phased out with the return to unlimited data plans, but there's nothing stopping carriers from going down the same road with new streaming services.
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But it was in that decade that their overrepresentation in the welfare system skyrocketed, as compulsory government-sponsored religious institutions — known as residential schools — began to be phased out.
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Generation capacity in the south, where most of the region's demand comes from, is set to decline as nuclear power plants and fossil fuel thermal units are phased out.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 23 (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department has rescinded a memo issued by the Obama administration that phased out the use of private contractors to run federal prisons.
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But, the chemicals have also been associated with cancer and chronic diseases such as obesity and high cholesterol, and have been phased out by U.S. manufacturers over safety concerns.
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Cruz used his opposition to the Renewable Fuel Standard calling for it to be phased out before 2022 as a prime example of him not being a career politician.
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"We hope China's market opens up in 2021" when the subsidies are phased out, Jay Rhee, SK Innovation's head of battery research and development, said in a separate interview.
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And for decades, the city and state financed a small pool of Nycha developments until those subsidies were phased out, burdening the agency with having to finance those buildings.
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They don't like how quickly Medicaid expansion would be phased out under the bill, and also, how deep the cuts are to the program ($772 billion over 10 years).
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In the decades spanning the lifespan of the millennial generation, Ronald Reagan advocated for ratification of the Montreal Protocol, which phased out the global use of ozone-depleting chemicals.
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Though many have been phased out of manufacturing processes, they still lurk in drinking water and consumer goods such as food packaging, carpets, leather, textiles, and non-stick cookware.
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As part of the deal, which includes several tax cuts, the estate tax that residents pay when they inherit money would be phased out by the end of 2019.
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Although some companies have already removed microbeads from their products in the UK, the government will now mandate the beads be phased out entirely by the end of 2017.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) late Wednesday announced it's proposing a rule to rescind a 2016 regulation that would have phased out the use of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) in appliances.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) late Wednesday announced it's proposing a rule to rescind a 85033 regulation that would have phased out the use of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) in appliances.
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The judges ruled that the EPA can, however, remove HFCs from the list of acceptable substances for companies to use if they haven't already phased out ozone-depleting gases.
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Most of those partnerships have since been phased out, but privacy advocates have continued to raise concerns that Facebook did not properly gain users' consent to share that data.
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Avey Tare's vocals are phased out and layered, oscillating between fanatical joy and meditative chants; somewhere in the cut is Panda Bear, using a simple floor tom and samplers.
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It's unclear when asbestos came into use (the first underground steam pipes were installed in 215) but it was phased out "certainly by the early 21916s," Mr. O'Brien said.
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As the old-fashioned mercury thermometer has been phased out (or banned, as it is in 13 states), a plethora of digital options has risen to take its place.
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The science is clear that there is no room for new fossil fuel extraction, and much existing production must be phased out to meet a 1.5-degree climate target.
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The Mustang is due for a mild redesign around 2021, but the Continental is scheduled to be phased out then, according to two sources familiar with the company's plans.
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Eleven state attorneys general wrote to Mr. Sessions in June threatening to mount a legal challenge to the DACA program unless the administration phased out the program by Sept.
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Lawmakers are grappling with what to do for DACA recipients following the Justice Department's announcement last week that the program will be phased out over the next six months.
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The administration said that the program would be phased out in six months — a delay intended to give Congress time to act on a legislative solution to the matter.
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The London Interbank Offered Rate or Libor is used in contracts worth around $400 trillion globally, but it is due to be phased out by the end of 2021.
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The banks said those brands will be phased out over the next two years to make room for Truist, the new brand name the companies rolled out in June.
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The chemical was once the main active ingredient in household products like Raid, but indoor use of chlorpyrifos was phased out starting in 2000 because of potential health concerns.
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Perfluorinated chemicals were used in consumer products for about 50 years until their manufacture was phased out in the United States in the early 2000s because of health concerns.
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Democrats in Congress introduced a bill in 2017 that would have raised the federal minimum wage and phased out the tipped minimum wage, but it didn't get enough support.
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Even if your home or apartment was built after knob-and-tube was phased out in the 1940s, other outdated or failing electrical components can be a major nuisance.
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The United States and Australia also wanted details of India's new "transport and marketing assistance" for agriculture, which Australia said was an export subsidy that should be phased out.
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As a deferential seeing eye dog who shepherds solid-to-spectacular offense without overreaching for attention, Morris represents a vintage NBA archetype that's since been phased out of the league.
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In a list of criteria published on Wednesday, the European Commission concluded that palm oil cultivation results in excessive deforestation and its use in transport fuel should be phased out.
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The bill includes a seven-year transition period to allow farmers time to adjust as direct support payments linked to the amount of land they farm to be phased out.
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The program will be phased out starting March 2877, 2877, unless Congress replaces it with comparable legislation — a task the dysfunctional House and divided Senate hardly seem prepared to accomplish.
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The future now looks uncertain for DACA recipients, who don't know whether Congress will pass some sort of immigration reform before the program is completely phased out in six months.
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If HFCs were phased out and all units were as efficient as the best ones, the world could be spared around 1,000 average-sized (500MW capacity) power stations by 2030.
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Distinct from the three "wild" virus types, these cases are caused by a mutated version of the virus that was introduced by a phased-out polio type 2 oral vaccine.
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New rules from 2020 ensuring renewables be curtailed last and compensated for at times of peak production would take their place as priority dispatch is phased out for new plants.
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The record output came even after Beijing phased out 150 million tonnes of excess steel capacity and 120 million tonnes of low-grade steel capacity in the past five years.
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The list of holdings to be phased out gradually includes some big U.S.-based oil-and-gas producers such as Anadarko, Marathon Oil, Continental Resources, Chesapeake Energy and several others.
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It says the EU executive will also mandate that time-based charging systems be gradually phased out in favor of distance-based systems, "beginning with heavy goods vehicles by 2023".
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Though Tomahawks have the ability to carry a nuclear payload, policymakers have phased out the missiles' nuclear role, according to the Center for Strategic and International Studies' Missile Defense Project.
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General Motors signals with Maven that it sees the writing on the wall and that car ownership is going to be phased out and replaced with car-sharing mobility programs.
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It has phased out some poor performing products and expects growth in packaged meat sales volumes in 2018 of at least 10 percent, according Wan Long, chairman of WH Group.
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As of April 19, the Family Case Management Program had 630 families enrolled in it, but it will be phased out by June 20, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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I slowly phased out the drug use, graduated from college, and moved as far away as I could get from my hometown to avoid anything that reminded me of Jack.
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Late last year, SeaWorld announced that its signature Shamu show in San Diego would be phased out amid criticism and the threat of legislation to ban the public orca shows.
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Kelly's remarks during a gathering of aircraft financiers in Dublin came on the heels of warnings about tumbling values of some wide-body jets as older models get phased out.
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This together with low wholesale prices will make it less likely that new nuclear power plants will replace the remaining ones when they are phased out due to old age.
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The 1975 and their label Dirty Hit have signed a campaign, Music Declares Emergency, pledging to make their work ecologically sustainable and recently phased out plastic products including CD cases.
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Instead, the Arizona-based regional carrier will buy more current generation E-175s, along with additional CRJ900s to replace 38 regional jets being phased out over the next four years.
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Neighboring countries' accelerated exit from coal means Belgium would need up to 1 GW of additional capacity from 2022 to 2025 while the reactors are being phased out, Elia said.
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Varta expects rapid growth in the coming years, particularly in energy storage, which accounts for a fourth of its sales, as German subsidies for renewable energy sales are phased out.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.) said the for-profit facilities should be phased out because of their poor track record when it comes to safety, efficiency and basic human rights protections.
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The situation has gotten to a stage where the central bank has had to warn on the rapid rate at which physical cash is being phased out of Swedes' lives.
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A company spokeswoman said the reduction of single-use plastics in Samsung's packaging will progress "gradually," adding that there is no timetable for when they will be phased out completely.
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HFCs are actually themselves a replacement for CFCs, which were phased out by the Montreal Protocol, the 1987 treaty that was amended in Kigali in 2016 to also eliminate HFCs.
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Ms. Sorden, who is quick to crack a joke or give a hug, founded Concourse Village in 173, taking over what had been P.S. 385, which was being phased out.
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In one case, Ross bought two struggling North Carolina fabric makers out of bankruptcy to create International Textile Group (ITG) in 20123, as textile import quotas were being phased out.
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Pantone's hefty analogue chip books, in circulation for decades, hopefully won't be phased out anytime soon — there's something uniquely satisfying about fanning out the thin cardboard sheets of color swatches.
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Chris Flower, the director general of the Cosmetic, Toiletry and Perfumery Association, said in an email that most of the industry had already phased out microplastics in rinse-off products.
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Lasers were phased out by the time I was in school, but the option to pay extra for a background that looked like movie curtains or glittery scrapbook paper remained.
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MetroCards, which fully replaced tokens in 2003, will be phased out by New York City Transit by 423 and will be replaced by electronic payments with phones and bank cards.
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The zoo has also phased out the use of plastic water bottles and switched over to using solar/electric golf carts, instead of gas-powered golf carts, on its premises.
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Tensions have been rising since Andrew Bailey, chief executive officer of the UK's Financial Conduct Authority, in 2017 said Libor needed to be phased out by the end of 2021.
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In a measure of the impact of that event, the central bank is still coping with the aftermath — the stimulus measures being phased out have their origins in that era.
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The handout on mortgage interest appears to be an indestructible deduction (unlike in Britain, where the equivalent tax break was phased out under both Conservative and Labour governments by 2000).
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This might be focused on greater access to military sites or on the agreement's "sunset provisions," through which some constraints on Iran's nuclear program will be phased out over time.
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Brian Sandoval of Nevada used a heavily publicized Las Vegas news conference to excoriate a version of the Republican health care bill that would have phased out the Medicaid expansion.
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As far as what might be phased out by 2030 — we could see the phasing out of any technology that doesn't enable or enhance an advisers' relationship with their clients.
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The private prisons "compare poorly to our own bureau facilities" in a number of areas and do not save much money, Ms. Yates wrote as she ordered them phased out.
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Older planes still in production, such as the 747 and A380 jumbo jets or A330 and 777, would either need to be phased out by 2028 or made more efficient.
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In the wake of the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, she focused her remarks on her decades-long advocacy for an assault weapons ban, which was phased out in 2004.
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The Oshawa Assembly plant makes the Chevrolet Impala and Cadillac XTS, both of which are scheduled to be discontinued, as well as some pickups that are also being phased out.
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From political backchannels, I also knew the Department of Education had all but officially decided that our school would phase in as the middle school on the second floor phased out.
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China's auto sales grew a steep 13.7 percent in 2016, in large part aided by the tax break, but started to slow when the tax rebate was phased out last year.
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"American Champion" was particularly rewarding to Billions fanatics with an encyclopedic memory of the show's previous guest stars, who were phased out after their particular plot-line was replaced by another.
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Non-recyclable and non-reusable plastic items are also being phased out at SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment's other parks, including Aquatica parks, Sesame Place, Busch Gardens, Discovery Cove and Water Country USA.
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Utah's treatment of Social Security taxes is similar to Colorado's, except the deduction is administered as a credit rather than an exclusion or subtraction and is phased out by income level.
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"If the economy evolves broadly as we expect, if we see an uptick in inflation and if it looks sustainable, this element of the program could be phased out," Hansson said.
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But the child tax-credit is phased out at incomes above $110,000 for married couples, and only at a rate of 5%, meaning it chips all the way up to $130,000.
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What this means for publishers and advertisers In the early years of the News Feed, Facebook offered sliders so users could select exactly what appeared, but later phased out these controls.
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That's the price that local residents like Wang Ying will have to pay for cleaner air as coal is phased out as part of a major environmental cleanup directed by Beijing.
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All commercial sales of elephant ivory, both physical and online, will be banned by the end of March, and registered traders will be phased out by the end of the year.
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While there's no word yet on when exactly Merona and Mossimo will be phased out, Target has already replaced the Cherokee and Circo kids' lines with Cat & Jack and Art Class.
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Coal power should be phased out in the European Union by 2030 to meet the Paris Agreement's target to limit the rise in global average temperature to below 2 degrees Celsius.
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" He acknowledged that hunting was being phased out in many places, including England, where, as he put it, "The people in Parliament, they cry like children, they say 'I don't want.
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The classic Jeep Wrangler Rubicon never really goes out of style, so even if you opt to buy this soon to be phased-out generation, you're still steeped in Jeepdom culture.
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That includes examining retrofits of coal plants, which are due to be phased out by Germany, but Mastiaux said operators would have to be compensated if there were cases of expropriation.
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After that, individuals on the exchange would get tax credits ranging from $2,000 to $4,000 depending on their age; the credits get phased out for those earning over $75,000 a year.
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In 2015, he made a stand after being told he couldn't grow his own weed after the Nova Scotia government phased out their home growers program in favor of licensed producers.
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Hill, meanwhile, was publicly reprimanded and suspended last fall for being truthful about the President of the United States, and she has since been phased out of her SportsCenter hosting duties.
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To take another example, in Germany, which, together with Poland, consumes over half of European coal, coal consumption is predicted to fall, even though nuclear power is being totally phased out.
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Liberals are blasting the GOP's tax-reform plan for making a reduction in the corporate tax rate permanent even as a new family tax credit is phased out after five years.
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"The two biggest brand names have phased out or are phasing out the use of animals that are the center of their brands because of the animal welfare concerns," Pacelle said.
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The European Commission concluded earlier this year that the palm oil industry contributed to deforestation, thus its use in renewable transport fuel must be phased out in the EU by 2030.
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In fact, the goals at the center of a $21 million civil settlement and investigations by prosecutors in three states are not set to be phased out for another three months.
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Then, when the outdated steel mills are phased out, that will cut Hebei Steel's annual iron capacity by 1.8 million tons and drop its steel capacity by about 1.9 million tons.
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Though many PFAS have been phased out of the manufacturing industry, they still lurk in drinking water and consumer goods such as food packaging, carpets, leather, textiles, and non-stick cookware.
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One adult in the room is Oregon, which legislated that coal be completely phased out of its electricity supply by 2030, and that half its electricity come from renewables by 2040.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are hopeful Republicans are signaling willingness to address DACA, an Obama-era program that is being phased out by President Trump, but remain skeptical their efforts go far enough.
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Though official purchase incentives for battery electric cars are being phased out over the next few years, "there is a strong incentive (for Chinese consumers) to go for electrics," Troska said.
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Because of federal subsidies and grandfathered status that are being phased out for these older homes, some owners' rates could eventually rise from $400 a year to roughly $4,000, he said.
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The check amounts also phase out for higher-income households, and would be fully phased out for individuals with income over $2900,220006 and married couples with income over $2202,2628 in 28500.
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The bucket teeth that dug into the sand were very effective, but when the bucketwheel broke down, mining stopped — so they were phased out in favor of the shovels and trucks.
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Under a proposal being considered by the city's Board of Education, they would be phased out over three years, as the article noted, not at the end of the school year.
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As noted by 9to5Google, Spotify's most recent Android app update quietly phased out the mini-player that previously let users pause / play music or skip tracks from their device's home screen.
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The situation got worse after Congress about a decade ago phased out tax exemptions that made Puerto Rico a favorable location for pharmaceutical companies and other businesses to set up shop.
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Sweden's international aid agency Sida said that funding agreements for sexual and reproductive issues with organizations which go along with the U.S. presidential order could be canceled and support phased out.
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As early as the 1970s, the Environmental Protection Agency required lead to be phased out of gasoline and paint (though lead paint can still be found in homes built before 1978).
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Private insurance would still exist to cover elective medical procedures, but would otherwise be phased out as the Medicare for All program was introduced and expanded over a four-year period.
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The FIA-sanctioned all-electric Formula E series already uses "Grid Kids", having also phased out walk-on models, and a spokesman said last week that the concept was working well.
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The German plan says lignite, also known as brown coal — which is abundant, cheap and dirty — could be phased out by 2035, depending on the progress made in the coming years.
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In 1992, George H.W. Bush signed legislation requiring toilets to use 1.6 gallons per flush, and in 2007 George W. Bush approved a law that phased out particularly energy-inefficient lightbulbs.
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The more moderate Democrats have warned of the potential for political backlash if private health insurance is phased out and taxes are raised to cover a substantial increase in government spending.
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Under the House bill, for example, the student loan interest deduction would no longer be phased out as the taxpayer's income rose, because there would no longer be any such deduction.
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The model that crashed on Monday was a KC-130T, a type built from 1983 to 1995 that is being phased out in favor of a newer model, the KC-63J.
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Apple phased out fingerprint sensors in its newest iPhones after fully embracing its face-scanning technology, which works by spraying your face with infrared dots to create a 2000-D image.
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NS), plans to build three new plants with a combined capacity of more than 22 gigawatts (GW), nearly double the capacity of those currently being phased out, five senior company officials said.
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Obama phased out all the arrest power agreements in 2013 to instead focus on deporting recent border crossers and immigrants in the country illegally who posed a safety or national security threat.
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Obama spoke most substantially about climate and clean energy, suggesting that regardless of your feelings on a warming world, clean energy is the future, and oil needs to be rapidly phased out.
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According to Sessions, DACA is being phased out and will officially terminate on March 5, 2018, which means that deportation is much more likely for those whose fates hang in the balance.
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It means anyone from tellers to traders to mergers and acquisitions bankers could see their roles phased out as Wall Street once again is forced to grapple with artificially low interest rates.
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The news was reported by Skift, which notes that Peek is basically hiring the Zozi employees and bringing its customers on board, while the Zozi brand and marketplace will be phased out.
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About 400 workers were laid off at the plant this year after an older Equinox model was phased out and GM moved production of a similar SUV model, the Terrain, to Mexico.
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Microsoft even revealed recently that its desktop app would be phased out in favor of a more mobile-like app, but the company had to soon change its mind after a backlash.
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Truecaller isn't disclosing how much it has paid for the deal, but it said that Chillr's entire team of 45 people will move over and the Chillr service will be phased out.
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European stocks rallied after Reuters reported that the euro's rapid gains are worrying a growing number of European Central Bank policymakers, raising the chance asset purchases will be phased out only slowly.
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Yet most vaccines currently used for meningitis C outbreaks in Africa are first generation vaccines which are in short supply as they are being phased out in other parts of the world.
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The European Commission on Wednesday concluded that palm oil should be phased out from transport fuel due to environmental concerns, sparking a backlash from Malaysia, a top producer of the vegetable oil.
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Chuck E. Cheese recently announced that its always iconic, occasionally terrifying animatronic band would be phased out of restaurants starting this year, beginning a time of mourning for children across the nation.
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"We have always known that oil and gas activities will be phased out sooner or later," Central bank Governor Oeystein Olsen told a meeting of Norway's political and business elite in February.
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The deal to end the tax is a blow for the Green Party, which wants nuclear power phased out as soon as possible and instigated the increase in the tax last year.
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But this year has seen the Motorola name phased out from public use and Rick Osterloh, the previous chief of the company, departing to head up a new hardware unit at Google.
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