Privately run facilities at the state and county level will not be affected, nor will privately run immigration detention facilities, which fall under the purview of the Department of Homeland Security.
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Now panic has seized parts of the privately run system.
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Thirteen of the federal government's 146 prisons are privately run.
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The privately-run Eifel Zoo did not answer calls seeking comment.
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No system of education — government sponsored or privately run — is perfect.
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But these privately run, unlicensed lockups are no place for children.
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Notably, it isn't a charter school, which would be privately run.
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Privately run tournaments like the College Basketball Invitational and the CollegeInsider.
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Age: 2200+ Retail type: Privately-run storefronts, including in First Nations communities.
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The privately run Pequot Library hosts concerts and lectures throughout the year.
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It's also partially owned by the Hong Kong government and privately run.
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In the decades since, tourism at the privately run development has rebounded.
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Privately run hospital firms thrive on opacity and consolidation, which boost earnings.
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She is also a proponent of publicly funded but privately run charter schools.
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Some are privately run fee-paying ones for children of the urban elite.
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The state uses both publicly and privately run prisons; Lee Correctional is public.
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The Margaret Chisholm Resettlement House is privately run by Calgary's Catholic Immigration Society.
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Our local and privately run parks as well as museums are doing fine.
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The Aurora center is privately run and is supposed to house 150 detainees.
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The school system, Newark's largest employer, withered, as privately run charter schools proliferated.
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An estimated 60 percent of them are held in privately-run detention facilities.
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Adelanto is one of many privately run immigrant detention centers across the country.
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Privately-run, smaller businesses are among the hardest hit by the virus' disruptions.
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The privately run news agency Demiroren said nine of those injured were children.
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Charter schools are publicly funded but privately run and generally are not unionized.
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One feature of privately run centers — the Voluntary Work Program — is the subject of six separate lawsuits, which say that privately run immigrant detention centers are coercing detainees into working for a dollar a day and punishing those who don't.
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Then from April 1, privately-run physical stores will be allowed to sell weed.
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The plan will reduce and eventually end the department's use of privately run prisons.
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Today, privately run prisons have become the government's default detention centers for undocumented migrants.
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Privately run concessions, such as shuttle services, hotel lodging, restaurants, and stores, remain open.
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Ontario, Canada's most-populous province, will have privately run stores starting on April 22001.
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The memo supported more privately run prisons to handle overcrowding, according to The Guardian.
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"There are many privately run day-care centers in the apartments," Ms. Rodriguez explained.
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It will ban California from incarcerating anyone in privately-run facilities altogether from 2028.
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Privately run Chinese firms bought at least 10 cargoes of U.S. soybeans on Sept.
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A shift by DHS away from private detention centers could affect even more people than the DOJ's recent move; there are more than 24,500 detainees in privately run DHS facilities, versus roughly 85033,100 inmates in privately run prisons, according to the administration.
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The number of privately run schools would rise to around 25 percent from 14 percent.
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Guiding Hands School was a privately run and publicly funded school for special needs children.
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The lottery partnered with SBTech, a privately run company that specializes in sports betting services.
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In addition to concerns about privately-run detention centers, Clarke and others are worried that Trump will make good on his promise to detain and eventually deport millions—all of them at one point or another spending time in a privately-run detention center.
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Fanya, though privately-run, relied on the endorsement of the Yunnan provincial government to attract investors.
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Britain seems fairly relaxed about private water companies but is cool on privately run toll roads.
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However, OneSpace is emulating SpaceX by straddling the line between being privately-run and government-funded.
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Generally, privately run prisons — known as "contract prisons" — house low-security inmates, typically undocumented male immigrants.
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Two municipal parking lots and a privately run garage are within walking distance of the station.
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All the while, privately run companies have reaped enormous profits by investing Chileans' social security savings.
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Ohio has hundreds of privately run charter schools, many of them run by for-profit organizations.
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It was on the Ypres Salient, next to a small, privately run museum of war relics.
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They would choose between the traditional, public Medicare plan and a number of privately-run competitors.
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Sergipe already has some privately-run fields that Petrobras sold to U.S. investors in the late 1990s.
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But his $1-a-day salary at the privately run Adelanto Detention Facility did not stretch far.
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The $5.1 billion loan agreement would help the privately run Chinese conglomerate to close the Rosneft deal.
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Charter schools — which are publicly funded but privately run — swept into the Democratic mainstream in the 1990s.
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DeVos has long pushed for weakening teachers unions and expanding publicly funded and privately run charter schools.
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Critics argue privately run immigration detention centers offer subpar medical services in an effort to maximize profits.
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He supported charter schools, which are publicly financed but privately run and typically don't employ unionized teachers.
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A pair of liberals are pushing the Obama administration to shutter its privately run immigration detention centers.
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Generally, privately run federal prisons — known as "contract prisons" — house low-security inmates, typically undocumented male immigrants.
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The state directs the money gathered under the OregonSaves plan to privately run low-cost investment funds.
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The 13 privately run prisons in England and Wales appear to be outperforming their state-run counterparts.
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In response, more women at the privately-run detention center are coming forward with their own stories.
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Instead Neba died of an unknown cause after being jailed at a privately run center in California.
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Privately-run CEFC is expected to unveil the 26.5535-billion yuan ($465 million) Yangpu storage facility next month.
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The Federal Bureau of Prisons' 22017-year relationship with privately run lockups hinges on the housing of immigrants.
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In New York City, The NYPD is partnering with a privately run hospital for free counseling and prescriptions.
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Privately-run CEFC is expected to unveil the 3.05-billion yuan ($465 million) Yangpu storage facility next month.
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DHS officials have defended their use of the privately run centers in the wake of the DOJ announcement.
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Mr. Mohammed asked Mr. Mann pointed questions about the prices his privately run Kenyan hospitals were charging patients.
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Privately run prisons are a sizable part of America's prison system, but not even close to a majority.
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New registrations totalled 43,080, a rise of 2.7 percent from January, the institute, which is privately-run, said.
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You see, the commuter rails in Tokyo have been privately run for these last 30 years... sort of.
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Moreover, not everyone agrees that special-needs children should be sent to privately run schools at public expense.
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Stewart is one of more than 40 privately run facilities across the country that hold those facing deportation.
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They say school districts are spending too much money on privately run charter schools that have little public oversight.
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An executive at a privately run bank said the bank has applied but not yet received approval from PBOC.
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That market includes plans purchased from privately run online health exchanges, through insurance brokers and directly from insurance companies.
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Instead, the majority of health care providers are privately run and health insurance can be purchased to use them.
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Most are privately run and financed, operating with little or no government regulation to rein in abuse and neglect.
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In the 1990s, Mississippi issued bonds to pay for prison construction, including some facilities intended to be privately run.
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Read MoreThe best American export is... I'll cut out the suspense and say it: Tokyo's subway is privately run!
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The judges said the privately run camp, which houses around 850 men, breached PNG's constitutional guarantee of personal liberty.
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Privately run companies have even gone the extra mile to maintain the roads and bathrooms in Yellowstone National Park.
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All were forced to stay in privately run boardinghouses — a lonely, unsupervised life for students as young as 14.
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He taught at Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, a privately run school that has dozens of foreign faculty.
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"The death toll may rise and rise," said Abdikadir Admen, the director of the privately-run Amain ambulance service.
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Clear is a privately run company that uses biometrics like your fingerprints and eyeballs to verify that you're you.
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It will direct the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to propose ways to boost privately run Medicare plans.
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It allowed an unusually large number of organizations to start charter schools, which are publicly funded but privately run.
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That memo told the Bureau of Prisons to begin reducing and ultimately end its use of privately run prisons.
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Authorities have been trying to stimulate the economy by making it easier for privately run, smaller businesses to get loans.
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"We can't run schools under these circumstances," said G.N. Var, chairman of an association of privately run schools in Kashmir.
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Gavin Newsom signed a bill Friday that will end the use of private prisons and privately-run immigration detention facilities.
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Its most innovative and global technology stars are all privately run, including the "BAT" firmament of Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent.
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Privately run Touba TV generally broadcasts religious programs, including prayer sessions, sermons from prominent imams and in-depth theological discussions.
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The program was privately run and privately financed, which meant that at least initially, not many people knew about it.
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She promised universal free higher education and banned top-up fees and profits in privately run but publicly financed schools.
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Reinventing PREPA as a nimbler, partly privately-run company, and shedding its debt, is a key piece of that process.
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When the two privately-run lines were unified with the city-run line in 1940, the fare remained a nickel.
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If you see a wounded animal on the road, you can call a privately run shelter to pick it up.
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Park-run visitor centers would close, but privately run gift shops, restaurants and lodges may remain open, the department said.
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More recently, it has discussed plans to restrict foreign investment in privately run Polish media companies and "repolonize" the industry.
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Buttigieg would also ban for-profit charter schools, which are publicly funded but privately run, sometimes by for-profit companies.
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Privately run prescription drug programs, which control the benefits for large groups of Medicare beneficiaries, negotiate on the government's behalf.
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Then, years later, they ended up somewhere they never expected: a privately-run US immigrant detention center in rural Louisiana.
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More broadly, there's concern that the creation of a privately run presidential museum undermines the ideal of nonpartisan public history.
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The bridge was privately built and has been privately run since 2004 inside the preserve, according to Villavicencio Mayor Wilmar Barbosa.
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As a remedy for the underfunding and overcrowding, city officials announced that many students would be sent to privately run schools.
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But the findings were bad enough that OIG recommended the federal government take more serious actions to oversee privately run prisons.
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People can also buy individual health plans outside of those markets, through a broker, privately run exchange, or from insurers themselves.
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But the findings were bad enough that it recommended the federal government take more serious actions at overseeing privately run prisons.
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Most of the 30 companies which announced extensions of the share sale ban were privately-run firms, according to the newspaper.
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Most recently, in May, a Russian immigrant died at the Otay Detention Facility, a privately-run CCA-facility in San Diego.
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But the findings were bad enough that OIG recommended the federal government take more serious actions at overseeing privately run prisons.
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The facilities, which are privately run but publicly funded, are generally reserved for people in an advanced state of the disease.
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It would also shutter privately run facilities for immigrants, who are considered civil detainees despite being held in prison-like conditions.
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Gavin Newsom that phases out state-level private prisons and privately run immigration detention facilities that contract with the federal government.
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That set the stage for a possible increase in the number of publicly funded but privately run schools in the district.
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The government has adopted a range of measures to clean up unqualified funds, online financial investment platforms and privately run exchanges.
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Her donation will be made primarily to the Alabama Red Cross, which is handling privately-run hurricane relief in the state.
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Some international schools are privately run, including offshoots of famous foreign institutions such as Dulwich College in Britain or Haileybury in Australia.
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This gives them the advantages of a privately run data center but where Packet handles all of the management, configuration and upkeep.
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Asked why he left, Mr Wang confesses that he grew frustrated by the limits of academic research, even at privately run BGI.
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Because the server was privately run, it wasn't subject to requests under public records laws, a major violation of government transparency rules.
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Slow-moving state-run banks and an initial absence of regulation have allowed privately run companies to weave themselves into everyday life.
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Privately run detention centers have come under scrutiny as the Trump Administration's policies have led to a growing number of immigrant detainees.
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This is meant to be a new version of Medicare Advantage, privately run Medicare plans that currently cover 34 percent of seniors.
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But if privately run detention centers rely on a business model based on forced labor, perhaps they should not exist at all.
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ICE issued a statement Thursday afternoon defending the agency's use of privately run facilities and suggesting it will continue to do so.
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It was part of the US government's network of privately run facilities intended to care for unaccompanied minors, according to court documents.
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Their children end up attending privately run, low-cost schools that may be hobbled by poor teaching, insufficient funding and crumbling facilities.
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That means some of the money earmarked for public schools would be diverted to fund privately run charter schools, homeschooling, and online classes.
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In the months since, the Chinese government has also repeatedly told the large state-owned banks to lend to smaller, privately-run businesses.
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It is the majority shareholder in Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, mortgage companies that were previously privately run (though with an implicit guarantee).
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While it's hard to know how representative these voice are, their "extreme comments" have dominated privately-run media in Myanmar, the paper added.
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While privately run detention facilities were once seen as a fiscally responsible alternative, there's now growing acknowledgment that they are a national shame.
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Now, she's being held at a privately run immigrant detention facility -- effectively, a prison -- known as the Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma, Washington.
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State-backed buyers have bought 47 stakes in privately run companies in the first six months of this year, according to Fitch Ratings.
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More than 2628,28503 state inmates were incarcerated in privately run facilities in 22019, according to New York University's Brennan Center, citing DOJ statistics.
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Under proposed guidelines, it would be easier for veterans to receive care in privately run hospitals and have the government pay for it.
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DHS and President Obama have a chance to end, at least for now, the use of privately-run detention centers, according to Fischer.
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Though NGS is owned by the Singapore authorities, it is privately run, which means the curatorial mandate is independent of possible government interference.
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The update concerns Medicare Advantage plans, which are privately run versions of the government's Medicare program for people who are over 65 or disabled.
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He has allowed North Korea's state-owned enterprises to compete in something resembling capitalist markets and allowed major privately run shopping centers to flourish.
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Betsy DeVos, the newly installed secretary of education, is an ardent campaigner for privately run schools and has investments in for-profit educational ventures.
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The Justice Department suits target a California law banning privately run detention centers and a New Jersey law limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
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Prison death Critics say medical care is poor in prisons, but it's terrible in privately run ones, which sacrifice well-being for bottom lines.
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He is one of the few candidates willing to publicly admit that charter schools, which are government-funded but privately run, are not abominable.
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Last month, central bank Governor Yi Gang told the privately run Chinese media outlet Caixin that China's interest rates are at a proper level.
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The magazine is largely loyal to the government line and receives significantly more advertising placements from state-run companies than other privately run media.
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Both worked at the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, which bills itself as the only privately run university in the North Korean capital.
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These are plans sold directly by the health insurer, through a privately-run health insurance marketplace, or through a third-party broker like Policygenius.
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As Adam Gaffney writes at Jacobin, we can jettison these privately run supplements and add-ons and just build them into the Medicare benefit.
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Still, the report is likely to fuel an often fierce debate about disciplinary practices in charter schools, which are publicly funded but privately run.
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But while the charities tend to use sewage trucks - nicknamed "honeysuckers" - to empty their pits, some privately-run toilets rely on men like Osunda.
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In 1951, Edhi personally spearheaded the creation of the Edhi Foundation, which grew from meager beginnings to become Pakistan's largest privately run welfare system.
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Even that simple statement was likely to make waves among charter school opponents, who prefer to describe charters as privately run, publicly funded schools.
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Betsy DeVos, the newly installed secretary of education, is an ardent campaigner for privately run schools and has investments in for-profit educational ventures.
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Today there is also a privately run prison in the Delta, in addition to other regional "detention facilities" that seem to dot the landscape.
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Most of them are enrolled in new, privately run universities that conduct aggressive recruitment drives in various African countries, where educational infrastructure is strained.
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For privately run companies, a clearer picture of their ability to maintain profits, or reduce losses, may emerge by the end of the month.
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But whether it's tax cuts or encouraging lending to privately run enterprises, the new policies have yet to translate into a significant economic boost.
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Joe Sullivan is forty now, and he lives in the Graceville Correctional Facility, a privately run prison in a remote part of northern Florida.
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But people in the industry say it is the small, privately run workshops that are revitalizing the traditions while injecting them with new ideas.
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Toyota's third car qualified fifth with the only other entry in the top LMP1 category, the privately-run ByKolles team's sole entry, lining up sixth.
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In 2015, detained immigrants rioted at the privately-run Willacy County Correctional Center after being held in a "tent city" made up of kevlar tents.
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The school reform initiative, centered on promoting privately-run charter schools as an option for parents with children in failing public schools, yields mixed results.
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While taxis are privately run, some drivers hope the government, which regulates the industry, will provide cellphones so they can compete with Uber and Ola.
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That has driven fears among U.S. ethanol producers and privately run crop handlers they could be squeezed out of the competition to buy farmers' harvests.
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Alfred Taban, founder and editor of the privately run Juba Monitor, was detained on Saturday, drawing calls from journalists' and rights groups for his release.
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Another survey by the privately-run pollster gave his government the best rating so far for a Philippine administration since surveys started in the 1980s.
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Twitter and Facebook are privately run companies, and as such they have no legal obligation to comply with the First Amendment or embrace political neutrality.
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Thirteen percent of abortion patients use some type of financial assistance, typically a privately run fund dedicated to helping women who can't afford the procedure.
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At the same time it shows that local and privately run landmarks and museums are better equipped to preserve our beautiful country and rich history.
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Both worked at the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST) which bills itself as the only privately run university in the North Korean capital.
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Around 1912, Squire converted the home into a privately run mental institution, giving the home a creepy and even haunted reputation, according to local legend.
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Obama's Dubious Detention Centers" (editorial, July 18): You got it right when you wrote that "these privately run, unlicensed lockups are no place for children.
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"Gas trucks are both more environmentally friendly and more economic," said Lai Wei, general manager of Tianjin Shengteng Transport Company, a privately-run trucking company.
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Students can also choose from district-approved, privately-run charter schools and from scholarships to private schools that are based on financial and special needs.
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In 2016, the government detained nearly 360,000 people in a vast network of over 200 detention facilities, consisting of county jails and privately run prisons.
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In addition, dozens of market stalls are coming in 2019 to another part of the three-block development, a privately run space called Market Line.
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Nationwide, research has shown that "decreases in the social safety net have been accompanied by a growth of privately run pregnancy resource centers," Kimport said.
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Charter leaders have argued that although their schools are privately run, they have as much right to space in school buildings as other public schools.
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It affected more than 2,000 government and privately run websites, interfered with government operations and interrupted television broadcasts, including that of the national television station.
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Of the nearly two-fifths of jails that are assessed as "of concern" or "serious concern", the lowest of four ratings, none is privately run.
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The Pathway Home, a privately run program on the veteran home's grounds, treats veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Brainard said the Fed does not plan to stifle the privately-run system, and instead wants to continue cooperating with private-sector services while fostering competition.
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When it comes to the long-term effect of the nationalisation policy, there is little evidence either way whether publicly or privately run utilities perform better.
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If you're a prison guard or inmate, your safety may hinge on whether you're positioned at a privately run, for-profit prison or a public facility.
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Beijing has been trying to reduce the country's reliance on debt for growth, spur consumption and improve the ability of privately-run companies to obtain financing.
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The assault on the privately-run immigrant detention facility came amid protests over ICE plans to begin the previously postponed raids across the country on Sunday.
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Debate within the DHS over the matter comes amid criticism of privately run prisons and migrant detention centers for being less safe than government-run facilities.
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Later in the evening, Obama dined at a "paladar" -- one of hundreds of privately-run restaurants that only recently became permissible in the state-run economy.
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Jeh Johnson, the Homeland Security secretary, said last month that a committee would conduct an internal review of the privately run family detention centers by November.
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The Libra Association and its affiliated entities would function as a privately run central bank, with Mark Zuckerberg as the cryptocurrency-era's version of Alan Greenspan.
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The motives behind these actions are clear: harass a few privately-run colleges and if successful, expand the number of schools you hope to shut down.
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A new tank farm in Hainan province, a 17.6 million-barrel site owned by privately-run CEFC China Energy, received its first shipment early in July.
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The virus has also increased pressure on the privately run, small and medium-sized companies that contribute to the majority of growth and jobs in China.
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One of the keys to making that dream a reality is linking their privately run businesses to public transit — something that both companies are working on.
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The captain of a privately-run ICE detention center in Nevada has been fired after VICE News exposed his ties to white nationalism earlier this month.
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"The Department of Homeland Security should follow the lead of the Department of Justice and phase out for-profit, privately run immigration detention facilities," Sanders said.
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Kim Hak-song and Kim Sang-duk both worked at Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, a privately run school that has dozens of foreign faculty.
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Government grants for privately run "de-radicalization" programs have been easy money, with scores of new outfits and self-proclaimed gurus trumpeting their claims of success.
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Earlier this month, privately run Chinese firms bought more than 600,000 metric tons of soybeans, a key move after China suspended all U.S. farm product purchases.
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When traditional schools lose students to charter schools, which are publicly funded but privately run, they are sometimes left with students who have more demanding needs.
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Given the slowing pace of economic expansion, authorities have been trying for more than a year to encourage banks to lend more to privately run enterprises.
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Yet unemployment and poverty have rocketed in the last five years, according to researchers at the privately-run Aziz Premji university in the southern city of Bangalore.
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So the theory has real-world relevance; Mr Hart used it to explain precisely why inmates may fare worse at privately run prisons than at public ones.
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Around the corner from that parlous primary school on the outskirts of Karachi is another, privately run school hand-picked for your correspondent's visit by civil servants.
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A lunar commercial crew competition should also be launched, similar to the commercial crew program that is creating privately-run spacecraft to go to low Earth orbit.
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In another area of Dhaka known as Aftabnagar, youths who were thought to be supporters of the ruling party clashed with students from a privately-run university.
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The union also wants the state to limit the expansion of public charter schools — privately run schools that receive state funding but are subject to fewer regulations.
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But Elizabeth is also home to a privately run immigrant detention center, filled with people accused of overstaying their visas or smuggling themselves over the Mexican border.
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But the privately run hospital refused to say how it has spent that money, making it difficult to assess if the hospital is any better prepared today.
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The same people are strong critics of charter schools, which are publicly funded but privately run, for allegedly destabilising traditional state schools (and their associated teachers' unions).
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As the metro desk's enterprise editor, she edited a Pulitzer-winning series by Clifford Levy about the neglect of mentally ill people at privately run adult homes.
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If authorities have tried in the last few years to talk up support for privately run businesses in a state-dominated system, the virus adds further pressure.
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In Beijing, a sprawling network of more than 100 privately run migrant schools serves hundreds of thousands of students for whom these are often the only option.
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It's one of the largest privately run full-blood Wagyu farms in the world, with 230,21 heads of full-blood Wagyu cattle on the 3,000-hectare property.
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The release said the new policy is expected to release about 280 billion yuan ($41.6 billion) in long-term financing for privately run small and micro-sized enterprises.
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The government this week told both state and privately-run health facilities that medics who carry out the procedure could now face up to 20083 years in jail.
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Amid concerns that state-owned enterprises are getting more support, President Xi and Premier Li Keqiang have both spoken repeatedly about Beijing's intent to help privately-run firms.
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So Point72, the privately run money manager founded by hedge fund titan Steve Cohen, flew him to the East Coast late in May to meet with its recruiters.
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But some experts say GEDmatch's policy flip-flops reveal problems with allowing the operators of privately run websites to balance individual privacy and the goals of criminal investigators.
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However, most of these privately run prisons have been built since the early 1990s, making them easier to manage than the ancient jails left to the public sector.
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This summer, Ontario's new Progressive Conservative government decided to scrap the previous Liberal plans for a government monopoly over cannabis retail sales in favour of privately-run storefronts.
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China's privately run businesses, which contribute to the majority of jobs and growth in China, have also complained of unequal access to financing compared with state-run enterprises.
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In the 16 years since Pakistan granted licences for privately run television channels, Geo has carved out an identity as the one most willing to challenge the army.
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These tactics include efforts to boost loans to privately run businesses, rather than the state-owned enterprises that the large, government-owned banks have preferred to lend to.
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Both the sheer size of the U.S. prison population, by far the world's largest, and the use of privately-run prisons have been a subject of political debate.
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BEIJING/HONG KONG, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Privately-run conglomerate CEFC China Energy has obtained preliminary state approval for its proposed $9.1 billion investment in Russian oil major Rosneft.
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She was transferred to a privately run ICE detention facility, Cibola County Correctional Center in New Mexico on May 16 and housed in a unit for transgender detainees.
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While roughly 85033,100 inmates are currently serving in privately run prisons, more than 24,500 detainees reside in for-profit facilities overseen by the DHS, according to the agency.
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That's key not just for the global supply chain, of which China is a crucial player, but also for the country's privately run small and medium-sized enterprises.
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A year later, in 2017, he moved again, this time to Indiana, where he took a job as head of security at a privately run jail in Indianapolis.
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At their peak, privately run prisons housed 30,000 federal inmates, or about 15 percent of the total federal prison population; by this May, they will hold around 14,000.
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The child-protection agency has a budget of just $2.5m to pay for state-run facilities, which house around 1,000 children, and for monitoring scores of privately run homes.
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The privately run institution is small and receives very few visitors—a pity, given how it reinforces Ms Fan's story (she has taken part in a writers' workshop there).
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The program, which Yelp is coordinating through the bug bounty platform HackerOne, is a public expansion of a bug bounty system that Yelp has privately run for two years.
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One of Unipec's most senior departures was its former head of crude trading Cui Zhenchu, now with CEFC China Energy, a rapidly growing privately-run oil and finance conglomerate.
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In early January, a mumps outbreak at the privately run Pine Prairie U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Processing Center put Mejia and hundreds of other detainees on lockdown.
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Lynx House, a privately run company contracted by the UK Home Office, required asylum-seekers living on the property to wear a brightly colored wristband to collect meals daily.
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In early January, a mumps outbreak at the privately-run Pine Prairie U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Processing Center put Mejia and hundreds of other detainees on lockdown.
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Hayden last raced in the MotoGP championship in Spain in September 2016 as a stand-in for injured Australian Jack Miller at the privately-run Marc VDS Honda team.
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He also told Castro he had a "great" dinner at a "paladar" -- one of hundreds of privately run restaurants that only recently became permissible in the state-run economy.
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Privately run fire departments have been a disaster, for-profit prisons are rife with cost overruns and human rights abuses, and charter schools don't consistently outperform their public counterparts.
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At the time, Sessions justified the move by saying that the prison population might grow again, and that the federal government would need privately run prisons to house them.
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For tax reform to ignite the economy, its benefits must extend beyond large corporations to the millions of independent, privately-run businesses that form the backbone of the economy.
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Public interest groups like Food & Water Watch say that accountability is limited by corporate ownership that is beholden to shareholders and that privately-run water companies charge higher rates.
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As the administration has stepped up efforts to detain undocumented migrants, privately run prisons have become the government's default detention centers for them, despite reports questioning the facilities' safety.
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As Beijing struggles to balance a crackdown on high debt levels with maintaining growth, President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang have both publicly announced support for privately-run companies.
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The bank counts debt-laden Yinchuan Baota Refined Chemical Industry, a privately-run refining and petrochemical group, as one of its top three shareholders, according to its 225 interim report.
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If it's ever available in a government supermarket it should cost 224 bolivares for a 2000 kg (2.2-pound) bag, and not too much more at a privately run grocery.
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Tens of thousands of uniformed students have turned out to demand a crackdown on reckless bus drivers since Sunday, when a privately run bus hit the college students, provoking fury.
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The banking industry's privately run group that coordinates defenses against cyberattacks -- the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center -- told CNN it has not seen Iran prepare to attack yet.
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The impact on day care centers, preschools, and other early childhood education and care providers is harder to measure, since facilities tend to be smaller and many are privately run.
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Privately-run outfits, such as former champions Williams who finished last in 2019, are already operating on tight budgets that risk shrinking further following the cancellation and postponement of races.
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In the face of increased economic pressures, China will likely need to add to its debt levels, especially since Beijing has been trying to boost financing to privately run businesses.
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The privately run Evergrande school, the world's biggest soccer boarding school, says its formula of intense training combined with a solid education could show the way for developing young players.
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Nevada banned private prisons in May, and the following month, Illinois, which banned for-profit correctional centers in the 1990s, expanded that law to include privately-run immigration detention centers.
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When two attorneys with the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) entered a privately-run immigration detention center recently, they were urged by guards not to drink from a water fountain.
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Of the eight deaths outlined in the report, six occurred at privately run detention centers run by the Corrections Corporation of America, the GEO Group, and Immigration Centers of America.
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Patty Murray weighs in A vocal critic of President Donald Trump&aposs immigration policies is a top recipent of campaign donations from operators of privately run prisons, according to a report.
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The men had both worked at the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, North Korea's only privately run university, which is funded largely by evangelical Christians in the U.S. and China.
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The bank counts debt-laden Yinchuan Baota Refined Chemical Industry Co, a privately-run refining and petrochemical group, as one of its top three shareholders, according to its 225 interim report.
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A 2017 report looking at the market for a privately run space station found there isn't an obvious, profit-driven demand for such a facility in orbit, at least not yet.
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Okay Airways, which was China's first privately run airline, has committed to purchase 23.6 2112.61s, including eight 737 Max-8s, three 737 MAX 9s and one 737-900ER extended range aircraft.
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The bank counts debt-laden Yinchuan Baota Refined Chemical Industry Co, a privately-run refining and petrochemical group, as one of its top three shareholders, according to its 2018 interim report.
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Crandall also wants private companies to take over collection of fees and says the park service should explore allowing more privately run facilities like lodges in parks that don't have them.
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Sudan's major cities had 65 cinemas, many privately run, before Islamist governments under Bashir with a "hostile" attitude to the arts shut them all down, says film director Suleiman Ahmed Ibrahim.
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Such schools, child and education activists say, are mostly privately run and registered with state religious departments rather than the education ministry, which has strict guidelines on corporal punishment for students.
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That's because they must report to boards, shareholders and regulators frequently, whereas CEOs of privately run firms typically don't have to answer to others and prefer not to show their hand.
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Meanwhile, a recent survey from the privately run Aziz Premji University in the southern city of Bangalore showed that unemployment is increasing across the country -- especially in the politically important north.
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He warns that Western Australia's growing prison population bodes badly for the future of fighting the drug scourge in the state, citing Acacia Prison, a privately run facility in Western Australia.
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Fiona MacGregor, a reporter who wrote about alleged rapes of Rohingya women by the military for The Myanmar Times, a privately run newspaper, said she was fired after her article appeared.
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"We believe $27-$211.5 will be the new normal for the next couple of years," said Wang Haitao, chief executive of privately run Chinese oil service and equipment firm Kerui Group.
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Some agricultural relief came earlier this month, when privately run Chinese firms bought more than 600,000 metric tons of soybeans, a key move after China suspended all U.S. farm product purchases.
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In all three places — Bayonne, and two cities in California, Rialto and Santa Paula — rates rose more quickly than in comparable towns, which included both publicly and privately run water systems.
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And more There's plenty more Sanders would like to do, like end the war on drugs, eliminate privately run prisons and undo the Citizens United Supreme Court decision on campaign finance.
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Lu Guiqing, who joined the company as general manager from builder China State Construction Engineering Corporation last month, told Reuters that the privately run firm was also bullish on the property market.
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The privately run "bodegones," reminiscent of the "dollar stores" Cuba's government ran in the 1990s, have steadily expanded in recent months as conducting business in the beleaguered bolivar currency becomes increasingly difficult.
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French rider Johann Zarco will line up behind the two factory Yamahas in third place for the privately-run Tech3 Yamaha team at the Bugatti circuit in his first top three start.
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Australian Treasurer Scott Morrison last month rejected bids for electricity distributor Ausgrid from Chinese state-owned group State Grid and privately run Hong Kong group Cheung Kong Infrastructure, citing national security concerns.
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Instead, the privately-run Asian Women's Fund was set up in 1995, but it disbanded in 2007 as women continued to refuse the money unless it came directly from the Japanese government.
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For little-known, privately run CEFC the deal, which has a term of 40 years and is backdated to the start of 2015, marks one of its largest oil investments outside China.
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Even if residents of a mobile home community own their homes, they typically do not own the ground it sits on and they rely on the park's privately-run utilities, said Florin.
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Mr. Pence pushed the Indiana legislature to give charter schools, which are publicly funded but privately run, an extra $1,500 per pupil, to help even out a disparity with traditional public schools.
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But the education elitists and Senators continue to believe that only government-run education has a place in America today and that privately-run schools somehow do their students a great disservice.
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More low-income people have gained private Medicaid coverage through the Affordable Care Act, more states are privatizing their Medicaid programs, and more seniors are switching to privately run Medicare Advantage plans.
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Alfred Taban, founder and editor of the privately run Juba Monitor, was detained on Saturday for writing articles that criticized South Sudan's leaders over a flare-up in violence earlier this month.
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We went inside Casa Padre, a converted Walmart in Texas that is being used as a privately run shelter for nearly 1,500 boys, aged 10 to 17, caught illegally crossing the border.
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Perhaps more significantly, the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency stands to lose four privately-run detention facilities holding roughly 4,000 people in California, unless the ban is challenged in court.
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Without an established credit score system, state-owned banks have preferred to lend to state-owned enterprises, rather than trying to determine how likely a privately run company could repay a loan.
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MGT Capital Investments has a market cap of under $10 million and trades on NYSE's small-cap exchange, meaning it is a "public" company that is for all intents and purposes privately run.
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The report uncovered horrific abuses in places such as the privately run Hogar Virgen del Socorro shelter in Antigua, said Eric Rosenthal, head of the U.S.-based DRI, an international human rights organization.
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A July job posting for a lead physician in a privately run ICE facility in Louisiana was removed from the Journal of the American Medical Association after doctors alerted media to problematic wording.
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Australia last month blocked Chinese state-owned State Grid and privately run Hong Kong firm Cheung Kong Infrastructure (CKI) from bidding for a 50.4 percent controlling stake in Ausgrid, citing national security concerns.
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Almost immediately, rumors spread that an ambulance, privately run by the Hasidim, had taken the driver and his fellow passengers to the hospital, while the young black children lay bleeding on the ground.
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Bolden and NASA are hopeful the new initiative will not only encourage innovation in the private sector, but also help transition the space station from a government entity to a privately-run lab.
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Baota Petrochemical Group, a privately-run refining and petrochemical group in northern China, has emerged as the new partner in the Curacao project, which requires $3.4 billion to revamp the aging oil plant.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan authorities on Monday approved a new, privately run foreign exchange system that will operate in parallel to the official currency control system, as an emboldened opposition challenges President Nicolas Maduro.
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"Last weekend, 121 children and adults were taken into custody and most were sent to family detention centers, a kind of privately run, for-profit family jail," he said on the House floor.
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Two Nevada senators are calling on the Department of Homeland Security to investigate a privately-run ICE detention center after VICE News exposed that one of its senior employees has white nationalist ties.
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Reuters TV footage showed civilians carrying the wounded on makeshift stretchers to vehicles from Amin, which is the city's sole ambulance service and is privately-run, as security forces stood around with guns.
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In 2017, he funneled millions of dollars to successfully elect candidates for the Board of Education who would back charters, an alternative to traditional public schools that are publicly funded but privately run.
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Lance Honig, crops chief at the USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service, was among the USDA staffers who had to leave the privately-run Pro Farmer tour, three sources with knowledge of the situation said.
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Just hours after his party passed a health care bill that would take insurance away from millions of people, President Trump said Australia's universal health care system was better than America's privately run one.
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Total refined fuel exports last month reached the highest since at least 2012 at 7.21 million tonnes, as the privately-run 400,000 barrels-per-day refinery operated by Hengli Petrochemicals reached full commercial operations.
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The case spotlights growing risks in a loosely regulated wealth management products industry, which lures millions of unsophisticated retail investors to high-yield products offered by opaque online finance firms and privately run exchanges.
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It had been almost two days since the 42-year-old Liberian-born man last ate at the privately run Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma, Washington, which houses immigrants awaiting deportation or a trial.
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In the memo, Yates noted that the Justice Department contracted with privately run institutions initially about 10 years ago after an exploding prison population, but that population has been on the decline since 2013.
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A detained immigrant who was paid $1 a day for his work at a privately run detention facility in California was reportedly subjected to higher than normal prices for goods at the site's commissary.
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BEIJING, June 16 (Reuters) - Privately-run CEFC China Energy has won a license to supply marine bunker fuel off the east coast of China to vessels on international voyages, CEFC officials said on Friday.
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But the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has found that the administrative cost of government-run Medicare is less than 2 percent whereas the administrative costs for the privately run Medicare Advantage is 11 percent.
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In 2016, he led an effort to establish a government-endorsed, privately run program to help undocumented immigrants by instituting a "community resident card" to access city services in lieu of a driver's license.
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Economists say workers should instead be steered to learn higher-value skills taught by the likes of Shanghai Zhineng Fire Prevention School, a privately-run center that equips mostly mature students with building management qualifications.
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I've also called for the end of family detention, for the end of privately-run detention centers, along with private prisons, which I think are really against the common good and the rule of law.
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The video recordings of meetings and calls between defense attorneys and clients at the privately run Leavenworth Detention Center were discovered during an investigation into possible contraband smuggling at the center involving inmates and guards.
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Liberal education elites are actively working to attack the Trump Administration's higher education policies with a goal of closing the doors at privately run schools in favor of a government-run program bureaucrats can control.
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New Jersey Senator Cory Booker has said that he doesn't want to eliminate private healthcare, a somewhat confusing statement because even under a Sanders-esque system, hospitals and doctors' offices would technically be privately run.
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All privately run, the festivals celebrate opera in new, purpose-built structures of glass and native wood or in the nooks and crannies of these great homes, all protected from the ever-shifting English weather.
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Employers in the United Kingdom can also choose to contract the services of a privately-run pension provider, also known as a contract-based plan, and still comply with the directive to automatically enroll employees.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic U.S. presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren on Thursday announced a broad immigration policy that would decriminalize undocumented border crossing and end the use of privately run detention centers if she is elected president.
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Critics say this lopsided exposure fueled Ms. DeVos's staunch support of privately run, publicly funded charter schools and voucher programs that allow families to take tax dollars from the public education system to private schools.
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The NYC Ferry, a city-subsidized, privately run ferry service that connects commuters at several stops along the East River, began service to Clason Point last year, providing a faster route to parts of Manhattan.
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More than a decade after a government takeover of the mortgage giants, the Trump administration will try to do what others have failed to do: set them on the path to becoming privately run companies.
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More than a decade after a government takeover of the mortgage giants, the Trump administration will try to do what others have failed to do: set them on the path to becoming privately run companies.
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The last three remaining privately-run prisons in California's corrections system, housing a total of 1,400 inmates, are set to close in four years under the new law when their contracts with the state expire.
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It is now solidly Raúl's Cuba, an island where millennials talk to their cousins on Skype, where restaurant owners hustle for zucchini at privately run farms and where Americans clog the streets of Old Havana.
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In the last year, authorities have announced a slew of measures to improve financing to privately-run companies — which account for most of the jobs and economic growth — and tax cuts in order to boost consumption.
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In Maine, where 354 people died of an opioid overdose in 2017, the state legislature rejected a bill in 2017 that would have allowed for the creation of a state-sanctioned, privately run safe injection space.
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"We think that health-care reform is a great idea," but that idea has been badly executed in the United States, said Jeff Smedsrud, CEO of the privately run health-care shopping comparison search engine HealthCare.com.
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Congress is in the midst of a debate on how to best manage air traffic control services, and whether the traditional government role should change to a privately run system governed by a board of directors.
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Prison operating companies nose-dived after the Justice Department said it would end or sharply reduce contracts with them, saying privately run prisons have more problems with safety and security than prisons run by the government.
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South Dakota News Watch exposed dangerous conditions and abuse within a privately run youth home, prompting the governor to order an overhaul of the oversight and inspection processes for all youth treatment facilities in the state.
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UnitedHealth is the largest provider of privately run Medicare Advantage plans in a number of counties across the state and it also has a very large slice of the insurance business for institutional special needs plans.
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Demand for programs like Green Chimneys has never been greater, she said, especially in New York City, when limits on reimbursing privately run schools for such services was lifted by the de Blasio administration in 2014.
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In the last year, Chinese authorities have announced a slew of measures to improve financing to privately-run companies — which account for most of the jobs and economic growth — and tax cuts in order to boost consumption.
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Police raided a home in the Istanbul suburb of Sancaktepe after determining that key members of the Revolutionary People's Liberation Party-Front (DHKP-C), an armed Marxist group, had all gathered there, the privately run agency said.
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RAYMONDVILLE, Texas – Officials in a remote South Texas county have approved a contract to open a privately run, 1,000-bed immigration lockup on the site of a tent city prison that was destroyed during a 2015 riot.
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For the central bank, it has tried to use new lending rates to encourage banks, typically state-owned, to lend to smaller businesses, which are generally privately run and contribute to the bulk of China's economic growth.
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BEIJING — The Chinese central bank's new interest rate is the latest attempt by authorities to boost lending to privately run, smaller businesses — but that may not be sufficient to add an extra boost to the slowing economy.
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China reported growth of 6.2% in the second quarter, the slowest in at least 27 years, amid rising trade tensions with the U.S. Privately run businesses account for the majority of employment and economic growth in China.
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UPDATE 6/7/17: After this issue went to print, ICE transferred a number of women from the trans pod at Santa Ana to Cibola County Correctional Center, a privately run detention center in Milan, New Mexico.
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The fund is an attempt at easing those fears, and Italy is keen to present it the fund as privately run to avoid scrutiny from European Union regulators who could argue that it amounts to state aid.
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The Puerto Rico Supreme Court struck down a similar proposed voucher program in 1994, during the administration of Rossello's father, former Governor Pedro Rossello, saying the island's constitution prohibited using public money to fund privately-run schools.
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The mostly privately run refineries, known as "teapots", have upended China's oil market after Beijing began allowing them to import crude in late 2015 in an effort to shake up a market dominated by state-owned majors.
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Some data from CLEAR can also be found in another system ICE has used, the privately run law-enforcement network CopLink, which connects the I.T. systems of more than 20183 public-safety agencies on a single platform.
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The situation underscores the extent to which reputational and compliance risks have grown for senior executives and listed Brazilian companies, after a series of scandals involving some of the country's main state-controlled and privately run firms.
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Medicare Advantage is a privately run alternative to the traditional Medicare program, which provides medical coverage for seniors and some others in the US.Here's a look at Troy's pharmacy-driven approach to taking on the massive market.
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Trump has lauded the privatization of prisons, and some estimates suggest his stated intentions of deporting 2 to 3 million undocumented immigrants could lead to the construction of more than 100,000 new beds in privately run detention centers.
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The 1.2km-long suspension bridge, part of a privately run motorway linking the port city with France, had been slowly eroding in the sea air for decades, requiring non-stop maintenance, but life had become intolerable for residents.
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SHANGHAI, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Privately run CEFC China Energy has agreed to acquire a 35 percent stake in oil blocks in Chad from Taiwan's state-owned Chinese Petroleum Corp for about $110 million, according to CEFC company executives.
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He openly states in forums or opinion pieces how privately run for-profit schools and many private, nonprofit schools can't ever deliver a quality education given how they have to run a business based on a bottom line.
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Despite these technical and financial problems, this is an active funding engine for hate speech — not illegal, and illegal for the government to restrict, but also demonstrably a purpose which some privately run platforms choose not to support.
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The news, reported by the Washington Post, comes after the Justice Department's Office of Inspector General (OIG) found serious problems and more frequent reports of violence at the privately run, for-profit facilities compared with federal public prisons.
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Our pick is Betsy DeVos, the nominee to be education secretary, whose energies and considerable family wealth have been devoted to promoting privately run charter schools at the expense of traditional public schools in her home state, Michigan.
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The big news, delivered by the Secretary of State (William Hurt), is that Avenging, hitherto a privately run concern, will now be controlled by the U.N. under the "Sokovia Accords," named for the location of a previous adventure.
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Nearly three times as many people had cast ballots as of Friday afternoon as had during the same period in the 2014 midterm elections, according to statistics compiled by Georgia Votes, a privately run website tracking voting data.
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NEW YORK, June 21 (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren on Friday called for the elimination of privately run prisons and detention centers at the federal and state level, arguing they too often place profits above safety.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Homeland Security will study whether to discontinue using privately run detention centers, which the Justice Department recently called unsafe, for migrants and shares of private prison operators fell on Monday after the news.
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The 171-km Qitong pipeline, which has an annual transport capacity of 4 billion cubic meters, starts at Qidong, where privately-run Guanghui Group operates a liquefied natural gas receiving terminal, and ends at Nantong city, Xinhua Daily reported.
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The Department of Homeland Security is transferring dozens of undocumented women to a privately run detention center in Texas that has a history of complaints against it, including overcrowding, inadequate food services, and even snake infestations in detainee barracks.
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Last year's memo by Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates came after the Justice Department's Office of Inspector General (OIG) found serious problems and more frequent reports of violence at privately run, for-profit facilities compared with federal public prisons.
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Col McKenzie, an executive with the reef's privately run Association of Marine Park Tourism Operators (which gives $6 million annually toward the reef's upkeep and scientific research), says an industry driven by panic is the last thing he wants.
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While many Venezuelans spend hours in these lines daily because they cannot afford to buy food at privately run stores, others profit by buying at state prices and reselling at higher prices, which has created a flourishing black market.
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In the past few years, many seniors and disabled people have eschewed traditional Medicare coverage to enroll in privately run health plans paid for by Medicare, which often come with lower out-of-pocket costs and some enhanced benefits.
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But saying that, all Canadians have health cards that allow them free and paid-for medical services at hospitals, emergency wards and the thousands of medical and walk-in clinics spread across the country that are mostly privately run.
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While job opportunities have soared in the sprawling city, millions have no piped water and instead rely on an army of privately-run tankers that suck water from wells inside and outside the city and deliver it to homes.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - A growing number of Polish firms are preparing share buybacks because they fear the government plans to plunder stocks from privately run pension funds to plug holes in the state budget, company chiefs and fund managers say.
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The plan, which does not go as far as Ellison or Sanders' proposals, represented a major step towards single-payer healthcare for the group which has in the past called for privately run systems with public options for coverage.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Senate Armed Services Committee has proposed $301 million in new funding to enhance housing safety and oversight on U.S. military bases, following Reuters reports documenting squalid conditions in privately run military homes, senior committee staff said Thursday.
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What they're saying: The industry coalition says most exchanges are getting incrementally better from year to year, but that their remaining weaknesses indicate that there should be more privately run exchanges, which would connect to the centralized federal data hub.
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China's stockpiling program has so far been led largely by state-owned energy giants Sinopec and CNPC, with ChemChina recently striking a deal with privately-run CEFC China Energy to lease out tanks in the southern island province of Hainan.
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Utah voters will also consider several key ballot initiatives that will determine whether patients can obtain a medical marijuana card to purchase weed through privately-run vendors and whether the state will decide to streamline a possible expansion for Medicaid.
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Seven of the top ten places in the Times Higher Education ranking are taken by American private non-profit universities and three by British institutions, which although regarded as public in Britain, are privately run and funded largely by user fees.
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Instead, a survey of more than 3,43 businesses in China from the privately-run China Beige Book showed that in the second quarter, companies reported the highest share of borrowing from the so-called shadow banking sector in the survey's history.
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In July, private prison company CoreCivic announced it was closing a facility in Estancia, New Mexico, while earlier this year the Gallup Independent in New Mexico reported that the Cibola County Detention Center, another privately run prison, was also closing.
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One of the women named in the 63 report by HRW, Sara V., stated that she had been assaulted at a privately run immigration detention facility in Arizona, although the report does not specify whether she was held at Eloy.
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And in 2014, the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund filed a complaint to ICE on behalf of women at the privately run Karnes County Residential Center near San Antonio who reported being sexually assaulted and harassed by guards.
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The federal Department of Justice said this year it would phase out its use of for-profit prison companies, citing the reduced number of federal inmates, while Colorado, Mississippi, Kentucky and Texas have closed privately run prisons in recent years.
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In recent years, however, the jobs situation has been getting worse, according to researchers at the privately run Azim Premji University in the southern city of Bangalore, who point to increasing unemployment across the country -- particularly in the politically important north.
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According to two different privately run databases, which draw on personal financial and employment information from Russian state records, Veselnitskaya went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.
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These policies tend to poll well when you phrase them sympathetically — say, by asking about "Medicare for all" — and poorly when you don't (say, by asking if a government-run health care system is better than a privately run one).
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CMS could look elsewhere for alternative payment ideas, like privately-run Medicare Advantage plans, where there are a number of arrangements with a track record of success, according to John O'Shea, a surgeon and senior fellow with The Heritage Foundation.
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As governor, Mr. Perry pushed a plan to create a low-level nuclear waste repository in Texas, to be privately run by a Dallas-based company, Waste Control Specialists, which was also a contributor to Mr. Perry's re-election campaigns.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Thursday blamed Russia for a cyberattack against Georgia in October that Washington said disrupted operations of the Georgian government and privately-run websites and interrupted the broadcast of at least two major television stations.
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A privately-run prison, that facility had been charged with denying medical and mental health care to inmates, as well as subjecting them to filthy and inhumane conditions, according to a 2013 lawsuit by the ACLU and other civil rights groups.
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Ms. Chaubal, 36, was not worried about deportation when she arrived at the Eloy Detention Center, a privately run immigration jail 228 miles southeast of Phoenix and several hours away from the Border Patrol checkpoint where she had been stopped.
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It's just one example of how businesses are getting hit by virus-related disruptions, and how the Chinese government is now rushing to announce policies to support the privately run, small businesses that contribute to more than half of economic growth.
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Russian supplies could climb further next year as privately run conglomerate CEFC China Energy agreed earlier this month to buy 220,000 to 1503,000 bpd of oil from Rosneft, as part of a $9.1 billion investment in the world's largest listed oil company.
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Today is the final day when seniors and people with disabilities can sign up for Medicare plans for 2019, and consumer groups are concerned the Trump administration is steering people into privately run Medicare Advantage plans while giving short shrift to their limitations.
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As currently constituted, Medicare coverage is separated for hospitals (Part A), other medical costs (Part B) and prescription drugs (Part D). Part C allows for privately run Medicare Advantage plans that offer supplemental service and replace Parts A and B. Got all that?
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While most of the families and teens are housed in one of the several privately run immigrant shelters in Nogales, 8 to 10 families at a time make their home in the walkway and patiently wait for US officials to talk to them.
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Among several measures to support the economy over the last several months, the People's Bank of China (PBoC) has made targeted attempts to lower financing costs to privately run enterprises, which account for the majority of the country's economic growth and employment.
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Kim Sang Duk, who also goes by the name Tony Kim, was detained last April during a brief teaching stint at the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST), which bills itself as the only privately run university in the North Korean capital.
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Another piece of the plan is that long-term, over the next decade or so, private entities investing in the ISS can potentially replace it with a privately run space station, which would help address its eventual end-of-life replacement plans.
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BEIJING/DUBAI, Dec 2110 (Reuters) - Privately-run CEFC China Energy is in advanced talks to secure a stake to develop onshore oilfields in the United Arab Emirates under a 40-year deal, two industry sources with knowledge of the discussions said on Monday.
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The Aquarius 2 is the only remaining privately-run rescue vessel patrolling the migrant route between Libya and Italy, and it faces an uncertain future after being deregistered by Panama – under pressure from Italy, according to the charities that operate the vessel.
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The new rules call for more stringent accounting practices at religious institutions, threaten "those who provide the conditions for illegal religious activities" with fines and confiscation of property, and require the many privately run seminaries in China to submit to state control.
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"Given the impact on detainees, the high cost to taxpayers and the Department of Justice's recent decision, we believe the Department of Homeland Security can and should immediately begin phasing out for-profit, privately run immigration detention centers," Sanders and Grijalva wrote.
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Citing reporting last month by CNN, the senators -- five Democrats and one Independent -- sent a letter to DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen raising concerns about privately run detention centers' operation of what is supposed to be a voluntary federal work program for detainees.
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But opponents say a no vote would show that even in a state where charter schools have been successful, most voters believe the schools — privately run but publicly financed — undermine traditional public schools, drain resources and perpetuate inequities, and should be curtailed.
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State refiners China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC), PetroChina, Sinopec and privately-run Zhejiang Petrochemical Corp (ZPC) were among the first to export VLSFO under the new tax regime, putting the oil into bonded storage in the ports of Dalian, Shandong and Zhoushan.
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After Tuesday's results, the seven-member school board that governs the nation's second largest public school system will be dominated by supporters of charter schools who may move to increase the number of publicly funded but privately run schools across the city.
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Speaking to CNN in December, Curtis Melvin, a senior fellow with the US-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, said privately run pizza parlors, coffee shops, bars and gas stations have quietly mushroomed in Pyongyang under Kim's watch.
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The sprawling network of privately run and state-regulated adult homes in New York City — once considered a promising alternative to the bleak psychiatric wards that the state began closing in the 1960s — began to face increased scrutiny for a host of abuses.
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SHANGHAI/BEIJING, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Local government shell companies in China bought into struggling privately run listed firms for the first time last year, veering from their typical remit of financing infrastructure projects to pump over $2 billion into cash-strapped businesses.
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Ms. DeVos has spent tens of millions and many years in a single-minded effort to force her home state, Michigan, to replace public schools with privately run charters and to use vouchers to move talented students out of failing public schools.
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It's a step up from the national government's efforts of the last few years — to try to improve privately-run businesses' access to financing in a state-dominated system with no established credit score records and a preference for state-run enterprises.
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The moves echo a slew of supportive polices from the national and local governments for helping privately run, smaller businesses, which contribute to more than half of economic growth in China but often operate at a disadvantage in the state-dominated system.
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But DeVos has a long history of activism on one issue: school choice — a term that refers to both school vouchers, which allow parents to use taxpayer money to send their children to private school, and charter schools, which are publicly funded but privately run.
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Lance Honig, crops chief at the USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service, and other USDA staffers left the privately-run Pro Farmer tour and police will be present on upcoming stops of the trip, which ends on Thursday, three sources with knowledge of the situation said.
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Investors have also been spooked by the sector's risks, with both companies having fallen more than 20% since late June after U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren called for the elimination of privately run Federal and State detention centers, arguing they put profits above safety.
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Analysts say Teladoc racked up 75 percent of reported video or phone visits, according to 2016 estimates, but European insurance company Allianz Group earlier this month committed $59 million to American Well, one of a handful of smaller privately-run operations expanding in the sector.
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The reason I started out by saying they're all very different, is because.... Take the roll out of LinkNYC [Editor's note: LinkNYC is New York City's privately-run, free public WiFi kiosk program that began in 2016, but it has been gripped by several controversies ].
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An advocacy group says a correctional officer employed by a privately run prison that works with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was behind the wheel of a truck that drove into a group of protesters after a video went viral online showing the attack.
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In the last several years, The Nation, in partnership with the Investigative Fund at The Nation Institute, devoted serious resources to reporting on this matter and published a multipronged investigation into the 11 privately run facilities that the Bureau of Prisons has begun closing.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The new U.S. tax law is poised to drive more control over the nation's grain supply to farmer-owned cooperatives, provoking concern among ethanol producers and privately run grain handlers that they could be squeezed out of the competition to buy crops.
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Beijing is trying to rein in the unruly side of its corporate giants — plucky, privately run companies that burst onto the global scene just a few years ago, scooping up billions of dollars' worth of hotels, properties, companies and even high-profile soccer teams.
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TMZ called various shelters (which are usually run by local or county governments) as well as rescues (privately run) and it appears most of them are ill-equipped to handle the influx of people looking to foster and/or adopt a dog right now.
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A similar contract exists between ICE and the Elizabeth Detention Center, a privately run prison in Union County, N.J. But recent arrests of immigrants with no criminal backgrounds have brought increased scrutiny to these deals, and some local governments with similar contracts have canceled them.
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They will likely provide a boost for the tourism sector by allowing businesses like restaurants, cafes and privately run bed and breakfasts to provide Wi-Fi for their clients — an almost obligatory service in much of the world, but still extremely rare in Cuba.
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Since then, a growing body of evidence has shown the dangers of privatization, including a report by the Justice Departments' Office of the Inspector General documenting that privately run facilities contracted by the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) were even more dangerous than their public counterparts.
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While her nomination gave exposure to an honest and passionate debate about charter schools as an alternative to traditional public schools, her hard-line opposition to any real accountability for these publicly funded, privately run schools undermined their founding principle as well as her support.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's state oil company Pemex began receiving imported fuel by train at a new privately run terminal for the first time in January as companies expand storage and transportation operations under the country's energy opening, a senior executive said in an interview.
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About seven months after the city expanded and subsidized the privately run ferry service — reducing the fare from up to $6 to $2.75, the same as a subway ride — ridership is up and so are rents in neighborhoods that were once harder to reach.
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The Aquarius, the only remaining privately-run rescue vessel patrolling the migrant route between Libya and Italy, has been caught in a long-running feud with Italy, which intensified when a new coalition government, including the hard-line Lega party, came to power in June.
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If DHS recommends to shut down privately-run detention centers, it would be another blow for the private prison industry, which has seen its stocks spike after the election of Donald Trump, thanks in part to his pledge to deport 2 to 3 million immigrants.
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We had just sat down in his office at the Long Museum West, one of two privately run art museums that he has opened in the city, when his face contorted and a sneeze of atomic force burst out, unhindered by tissue or hand.
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Investors have bought in partly on relief that the government would be less likely than an administration led by Democrat Hillary Clinton to reduce its dependence on private prisons and partly on expectations that a tougher stance on illegal immigration could boost numbers at privately-run facilities.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Dongming Petrochemical, China's largest independent or 'teapot' refiner, has signed a deal with privately run CEFC China Energy and a local port authority to build a crude oil terminal in Shandong province, seeking to ease a logistics bottleneck gripping the country's teapot oil sector.
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Privately run Chinese firms bought at least 743 boatloads of U.S. soybeans on Thursday, the country's most significant purchases since at least June, traders said, ahead of high-level talks next month aimed at ending a bilateral trade war that has lasted more than a year.
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The coronavirus has put even high-end doctors in high demandWhile the wealthy may have an easier time getting tested, one Los Angeles-based concierge doctor said the privately-run coronavirus tests are still plagued by some of the problems the CDC-run tests are facing.
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The girls' mother, Nelcy, 0003, said her daughters got sick not during their long journey to the border in the back of a pickup truck, but during the 2000 days they spent at two crowded government detention facilities before arriving at the privately run shelter in Texas.
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Wednesday, the Transgender Law Center and attorney Andrew Free released an email exchange between officials that indicates surveillance footage was not preserved from inside the Cibola County Correctional Center, a privately run ICE detention facility where Hernandez was held for less than a day before she was hospitalized.
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"What I see is a privately run theatre that went through their own system of due process and decided that an individual, with multiple, justified claims against him was a threat to the company and its community," said Maggie Widdoes, 26, an improv house team performer at UCB.
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After building his family's firm into a global leader and listing it on the stock exchange, he moved to the public sector as boss of Deutsche Bahn, the state-owned railways, which he merged with eastern Germany's Reichsbahn and in 1994 transformed into a privately run joint-stock company.
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After seven years of promises, President Barack Obama again vowed last week to close Guantanamo Bay, but for Hillary Clinton, if elected president, another prison-closure issue may loom larger — and be as tough to solve: the growth of for-profit privately run prisons across the United States.
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Detention center administrators also failed to follow proper standards and listen to the professional opinions of their medical staff, said Dr. John Rubel, a clinical psychologist who spent two years counseling women held at T. Don Hutto Residential Center, a privately-run immigration detention facility in Taylor, Texas.
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With its pipeline grid reaching 400 cities, China Gas is planning to invest or build an LNG terminal in the country's south, joining the ranks like privately-run ENN Energy Holdings and Xinjiang Guanghui to operate import terminals, which so far have been dominated by state energy giants.
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I'm a witness (Kaiser Health News) GOP healthcare law could cost nearly 1 million jobs, report finds (NBC News) GOP senators may not realize it, but not one state supports the AHCA (The New York Times) State by state Lawsuit filed over Iowa's switch to privately run Medicaid (U.
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The Roedt party has also increased in support in Oslo in particular campaigning to stop the privatization of city kindergartens; unlike primary and secondary schools, kindergartens in Norway are privately-run, which has recently led to the creation of kindergartens owned by large corporations financed by outside capital.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Privately run Chinese firms bought at least 10 boatloads of U.S. soybeans on Thursday, the country's most significant purchases since at least June, traders said, ahead of high-level talks next month aimed at ending a bilateral trade war that has lasted more than a year.
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Trump's America, however, will have an educational system run by Betsy DeVos, a millionaire with no educational background who wants to replace public schools with privately run charter schools and roll out a voucher program that would allow tax dollars to be used to fund private religious schools.
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The Chinese firm will hold 70 percent of the project, and the remaining 30 percent shared by three Myanmar firms - military-linked Myanmar Economic Holdings Limited, Myanmar Petrochemical Corp, an entity affiliated with the country's energy ministry and Yangon Engineering Group, controlled by privately-run HTOO Group of Companies, Li said.
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The People's Bank of China referred CNBC to a statement shared with privately-run Chinese financial media site Wall Street CN. The comments from the central bank's head of payments said that Mastercard withdrew its application in June 2018 and that Visa's application from April 2018 still lacked some supplemental materials.
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For nearly 30 years, as a philanthropist, activist and Republican fund-raiser, she has pushed to give families taxpayer money in the form of vouchers to attend private and parochial schools, pressed to expand publicly funded but privately run charter schools, and tried to strip teacher unions of their influence.
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Similar hunger strikes occurred at male facilities across the US. When it comes to a range of issues that affect incarcerated women, including sexual abuse, access to reproductive health care, and the shackling of pregnant women, there is scant data on whether conditions are actually worse in privately run facilities.
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Hundreds of logs obtained by The Verge through a Freedom of Information Act Request detailing the use of solitary confinement at three of these privately run ICE facilities provide a window into the conditions of desperation and violence that immigrants, including those diagnosed with mental illness, can face inside such detention centers.
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Meanwhile, on Father's Day morning, members of Congress from New York and New Jersey insisted on access to Elizabeth Contract Detention Facility, a privately run detention facility in New Jersey, to meet and speak with detained fathers who have been separated from their children as a result of the crackdown, NBC News reported.
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Mr. Baksa and many of his roughly 50 colleagues, whose jobs are now in limbo, suspect another motivation: interference from the government of Hungary's populist, right-wing prime minister, Viktor Orban, which has reined in government-run media and appears to be wielding increasing influence over privately run news companies as well.
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Specifically, he wanted to understand how the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the nonprofit, privately run national governing body of campus athletics at more than 513,200 schools, could oversee a booming, multibillion-dollar industry that was making coaches and administrators rich — all while severely restricting the earning potential of the athletes playing the games.
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Her support for directing taxpayer dollars to privately run schools, and her efforts to shape education in her home state of Michigan and across the country, elicited criticism from opponents who argued that she had neglected the public schools she would be charged with improving as the head of the Department of Education.
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If they had stuck with the project, the companies were sure to face intense scrutiny from policymakers who have warned that Libra — a privately run global payments system managed in part by a social media company with a poor privacy track record — is a potential threat to consumers and the financial system.
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Photo: Spencer Platt (Getty Images)A series of heartbreaking investigative stories published Wednesday by Reveal and The Texas Tribune highlight the disturbing conditions many undocumented children have been allegedly forced to endure in privately run shelters set up to house them as they await proceedings to determine whether they can stay in the country.
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Since burst pipes left many without water for days during a freeze in March (caused by a storm nicknamed the "beast from the east"), a perception has taken root that England's nine privately run water and sewage monopolies have showered money on their bosses and shareholders in recent decades, while under-investing in basic infrastructure.
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Primarily with the Anthropocene film in mind, he spent a morning in Lagos taking video at a surreal multibillion-dollar complex called Eko Atlantic, where developers were dredging sediment from the Gulf of Guinea to construct a four-square-mile peninsula—the first phase of their plan to build a glimmering, privately run city.
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A separate Republican lawmaker in New York state last month reportedly proposed a bill to require both public and privately run universities in the state to collect certain data on the nationality and number of foreign-born students enrolled in educational programs, although the bill stipulates the state would not collect personally identifying information on such students.
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Framing his views as part of a fundamentally American tradition of liberalism, he leaned heavily on comparisons to Franklin Roosevelt and Martin Luther King Jr. "Democratic socialism means that we must create an economy that works for all, not just the very wealthy," he said, stressing that he doesn't want the government taking over privately run industries.
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China is also planning a joint venture refinery and petrochemical complex in Russia near the Chinese border with an estimated investment of 6 billion yuan ($870 million), with a privately-run Chinese firm leading that investment, said Li. "A pipeline will be built to supply refined fuel back to China," Li added, without giving further details.
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I was at the Democratic National Convention in 2008, when one of the hottest tickets was to a panel discussion in which rising stars in the party, including Cory Booker, then the mayor of Newark, spoke harshly of teachers' unions and their opposition to charter schools, which are publicly funded, privately run and generally not unionized.
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In December 2017, as first reported by the technology website The Verge, ICE gained long-sought access to the world's largest privately run database of license-plate scans — more than five billion historic images captured continually and automatically, thousands per minute, by infrared devices attached to lampposts and police cars and repossession-agent vehicles across the United States.
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Still, the end of BOP's use of private prisons was seen as a victory among liberals who have long condemned the use of private prisons, buoyed by a report from the Justice Department's Office of Inspector General (OIG) that found serious problems and more frequent reports of violence at privately run, for-profit federal facilities compared with federal public prisons.
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" But in drafting the charter for his privately run school with a coalition of concerned parents, sponsors and board members that included the psychologist Kenneth B. Clark and the comedian Zero Mostel, and with financial support from foundations and his family and an initial class of 296 students, Mr. Trowbridge wrote: "Differences must be immediately experienced to be treasured and understood.
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All of the women said they had been shackled around their hands, legs, and belly while they were in CBP custody, mainly while being transported from the holding centers at the border in California and Arizona (where E was moved to for more than a week after entering in California), and then to Otay Mesa, the privately run longer-term detention facility in San Diego.
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" Fischer noted that the FEC filings list the first donation from the GEO subsidiary to the Trump super PAC as coming on August 19, one day after the Justice Department announced plans to phase out the use of privately run federal prisons because they "do not maintain the same level of safety and security" as government-run facilities, and "do not save substantially on costs.
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The controversial provision to the tax bill, known as Section 199A, gave farmers a 20 percent deduction on payments for sales of crops to farmer-owned cooperatives, but not for sales to private or investor-owned grain handlers such as global firm Archer Daniels Midland Co. That has driven fears among U.S. ethanol producers and privately run crop handlers, such as Minnesota's Minn-Kota Ag Products, that they could be squeezed out of the competition to buy farmers' harvests.
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The controversial provision to the tax bill, known as Section 199A, gave farmers a 20 percent deduction on payments for sales of crops to farmer-owned cooperatives, but not for sales to private or investor-owned grain handlers such as global firm Archer Daniels Midland Co. That has driven fears among U.S. ethanol producers and privately run crop handlers, such as Minnesota's Minn-Kota Ag Products, that they could be squeezed out of the competition to buy farmers' harvests.
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