One regulated by the rise and fall of the sun, the other regulated by the American news cycle.
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Unlike gas pipelines, which are federally regulated by FERC, oil pipelines that don't cross state lines are regulated by the states themselves.
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Currently, taxis are regulated by cities, while Uber and Lyft are regulated by the state; this would better align the regulatory environment, they argue.
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Unlike tap water, which is largely regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency, bottled water, as a packaged food product, is regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Officials said that would reform the current system, where a cheese pizza is regulated by the FDA for safety, while a pepperoni pizza is regulated by the Department of Agriculture.
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The case is being fought in both UK and UAE courts because while the sukuk's purchase undertaking is regulated by English law, the mudarabah agreement underlying the sukuk is regulated by UAE law.
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Married women are said to be regulated by their husbands.
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"All our studies are regulated by the FDA," he added.
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Euronext is already fully regulated by Britain's Financial Conduct Authority.
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No, 'cause the city sidewalk's regulated by the city. Right.
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Facebook's testimony to Congress: Libra will be regulated by Swiss
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These tests — which aren't regulated by the FDA — aren't cheap.
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The catfish you eat are regulated by the federal government.
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The price of these flights is not regulated by Obamacare.
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Both exchanges are regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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"Should GMO Labeling be Regulated by the FDA?" asked one.
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If so, then it will be regulated by the USDA.
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Freezes are regulated by the states; credit locks are not.
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Driverless cars are regulated by a patchwork of state laws.
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It started proceedings in British and UAE courts because while the purchase undertaking, part of the bond contract, is regulated by English law, the mudarabah agreement underlying the sukuk structure is regulated by UAE law.
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It is not regulated by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
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MVLL: The right of self-determination is regulated by the constitution.
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The Ras family is itself regulated by an enzyme called farnesyltransferase.
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Toothpaste isn't regulated by the FDA or any other federal agency.
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The process is regulated by article 90 of the Italian constitution.
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There are three classes of medical devices regulated by the agency.
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Supplements are also not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Still, the law only applies to plans regulated by the state.
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Vitamins and supplements don't have to be regulated by the FDA.
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In many cities, taxis are regulated by public service commissions (PSCs).
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CCRCs are regulated by the states in which they are based.
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AM Best is regulated by the European Securities and Markets Authority.
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They're regulated by Center for Medicare Services, by CMS, under CLIA.
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The case is being disputed in UK and UAE courts because while the purchase undertaking, part of the bond contract, is regulated by English law, the mudarabah agreement underlying the sukuk structure is regulated by UAE law.
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Likely to be regulated by the FCA in the next few months.
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The informal economy—which refers to sectors not regulated by the state,
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They are already regulated by federal and state truth-in-lending laws.
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We know that this is regulated by dopamine—the brain's natural dope.
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Gemini is regulated by the New York State Department of Financial Services.
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Many of your body's systems are regulated by exposure to natural light.
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You'll need eclipse glasses, which are regulated by an international safety standard.
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The land that is available is regulated by the Town of Southold.
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Like M-Pesa, T-kash will be regulated by Kenya's central bank.
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But this version might be a bit more regulated by its administrators.
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And charters will now be partially regulated by the movement's political foes.
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The implementation of laws is regulated by treaties approved through democratic procedures.
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He has moved into another world which is regulated by other principles.
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This ought to be closely regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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They come from free markets regulated by and cushioned by smart government.
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Ocean shipping is regulated by the Federal Maritime Commission, an independent agency.
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The sale of shares in co-ops is not regulated by the SEC.
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I think maybe the street, in some cases, is regulated by the state.
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As a result, CCD is regulated by the Autorite des Marches Financiers (AMF).
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Institutions regulated by federal and provincial governments, mostly banks, account for the rest.
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First, CBD products are not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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Aftermarket devices, such as Autopilot Buddy, are motor vehicle equipment regulated by NHTSA.
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Searches conducted on these open genetic troves aren't currently regulated by any laws.
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Emotional support animals are also not regulated by the Americans With Disabilities Act.
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Credit ratings agencies have been directly regulated by the SFC since June 2011.
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Before the 2007-2009 financial crisis, payday loans were regulated by the states.
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Historically, companies have been regulated by the states in which they are incorporated.
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Crypto is valued by investors because it's not regulated by any central figure.
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It is regulated by the central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
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The center is regulated by the US Department of Agriculture, according to Stinner.
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The park is regulated by the US Department of Agriculture, according to Stinner.
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Life far from earth is mainly regulated by the 1967 Outer Space Treaty.
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Beliefs may not be regulated by the government, but business practices can be.
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"It's heavily regulated by the Canfield and Greencroft Garden Committee," Mr. Muminoglu said.
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And the internet involves interstate commerce, which is regulated by the federal authorities.
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Since Dr Semenza's discovery, 300 genes similarly regulated by HIF have been found.
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That's because the freewheeling "network of networks" soon will be regulated by bureaucrats.
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All tobacco-containing product, including nicotine products, are regulated by the FDA. Okay?
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Gambling is generally regulated by state laws, so each state sets its own rules.
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In the US we're regulated by the FTC, Privacy Commissioner in Canada and others.
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Ads on Facebook are not regulated by the FCC like campaign ads on television.
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Although CBD products aren't regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, it's technically legal.
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It's long been considered a supplement, loosely regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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The agency did clarify that bitcoin and ether are commodities, regulated by the CFTC.
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Similarly, economic growth and development might be regulated by a variety of legal frameworks.
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EDF's use of water is regulated by law to protect plant and animal life.
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Moreover, SMI's infrastructure financing business is closely regulated by the Financial Services Authority (OJK).
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And yet only about 70 chemicals are regulated by the EPA for drinking water.
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Indeed, these issues are managed and regulated by national, not international, regulators and agencies.
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These waters will no longer be regulated by the federal government under the act.
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The industry is regulated by European Union rules which have no caps on leverage.
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The temperature inside the bed was regulated by a small machine that Kathleen operated.
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It is in turn regulated by the central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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The classification system is regulated by executive orders, which presidents periodically update and replace.
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Carbon tetrachloride is supposed to be strictly regulated by Russian law, these sources said.
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There are 127 banks in the Single Supervisory Mechanism that is regulated by the ECB.
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They are regulated by the federal Safe Drinking Water Act and overseen by state regulators.
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The companies that prepare placentas for moms aren't regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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The spread-betting market is regulated by EU rules, which have no caps on leverage.
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In the US, sunscreen is regulated by the FDA as an over-the-counter drug.
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Financial institutions are regulated by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as far as hiring goes.
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Any business regulated by U.K. authorities can "passport" their products across the European Economic Area.
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"A large part of it is not being regulated by U.S. branded pricing," Papa said.
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Far from being laissez-faire, America's labour markets are grossly over-regulated by state governments.
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Frank then found that their triage system is regulated by the injured, not the helper.
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WorldWide Markets, regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in Britain, does not take U.S. clients.
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They are heavily regulated by the government, down to the subject of the weekly sermon.
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It is regulated by the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier and is UCITS-compliant.
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Senegal is the only place in Africa where sex workers are regulated by the state.
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Antiperspirants are regulated by the FDA as drugs, while deodorants are less regulated as cosmetics.
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Where they ... So they don't get regulated by the government, get told what to do.
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Collagen supplements, like all supplements, though, aren't regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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AllianceBernstein Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in the United Kingdom.
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Those costs would be spread out among the several hundred firms regulated by the CFPB.
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Corporate bonds sold via the main market are regulated by the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
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The LSE's LCH clearing house unit is regulated by the BoE and dominates euro clearing.
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Since they are not technically insurance, they're also not regulated by the Iowa Insurance Division.
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Both exchanges are regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which Chilton used to head.
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Historically, auto insurance has been regulated by the states, rather than by the federal government.
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Another held executive roles for several electric and hybrid car companies regulated by the department.
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Around 10 percent of health plans in the state are regulated by a different agency.
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Since Dr Semenza's initial discovery, around 300 genes similarly regulated by HIF have been found.
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This is especially true in states where CBD products are not regulated by the state.
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As a major energy producer, some of Halliburton's business is regulated by the Interior Department.
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Facebook is regulated by Irish authorities in Europe as its European headquarters is located there.
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The Clean Water Act usually prohibits dumping pollutants into waterways regulated by the federal government.
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When Smashie dives, the hammer drops downwards, its swing regulated by a slow, rotating cam.
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If approved, it would be the first bitcoin ETF issued and regulated by a U.S. entity.
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The superfunds are expected to be regulated by the Pensions Regulator, which issued guidelines in December.
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On the transmission side, TSOs watch over wholesale markets, regulated by FERC and guided by NERC.
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Many people addicted to opioids first began abusing prescription painkillers, which are regulated by the agency.
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He made the comparison to cell phone service, which is regulated by the Federal Communications Commission.
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In Europe, the industry is regulated by European Union rules which have no caps on leverage.
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Professional fights are regulated by state-based organizations, in this case the California State Athletic Commission.
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Zuckerberg himself suggested, in a CNN interview, that perhaps Facebook should be regulated by the government.
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Under the current state of affairs, these companies are regulated by various state and federal agencies.
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Instead, the industry is regulated by the state under the most rigorous rules in the country.
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It's a standard that is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission and state securities regulators.
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Such supplements are not regulated by the FDA and shouldn't be used in place of medication.
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They still believe in a global community regulated by rules agreed to on a multilateral basis.
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If it blossomed after 2009, chances are, it is not regulated by any federal privacy law.
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He had investments in 20 different health-care companies that made products regulated by the agency.
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Transmission and distribution is regulated by state authorities and guarantees a relatively stable rate of return.
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MZ: For products regulated by FDA, the most harmful and deadly [nicotine delivery system] is cigarettes.
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They operate within the framework of the market which is regulated by a central indicative plan.
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PHEAA's collection of federal student loans is "already heavily regulated" by the Education Department, they said.
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Research on and the handling of the African swine fever virus is strictly regulated by Beijing.
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Vaping is now federally regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, the government agency announced Thursday.
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Indeed, the idea of the economy as a machine, regulated by appropriate policy levers, took firm hold….
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Something easily regulated by children on grassy fields has become impossible to decipher at the professional level.
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For Japan, these will be limited to crypto exchanges regulated by its national financial regulator, Twitter said.
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Ethiopian Airlines is regulated by the country's civil aviation authority, but its resources are far more extensive.
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Every step along the way requires a specific license that's regulated by the state's Marijuana Enforcement Division.
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The City could keep free access to the EU if it agreed to be regulated by it.
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However, because insurance is regulated by the states, rates can vary dramatically depending on where you live.
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This will cause legal friction, particularly in America, where different asset classes are regulated by different agencies.
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While LCF itself was regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) watchdog, mini-bonds are not regulated.
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Coastal GasLink has been authorized and is regulated by the British Columbia Oil and Gas Commission (BCOGC).
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Service provided by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) is regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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Sixteen of the airports are regulated by air traffic control operations within a government entity — 80 percent.
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Today, however, autonomous driving is regulated by a hodge-podge of different laws at the State level.
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A global ban in the horn trade, which is regulated by a U.N. convention, remains in place.
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MUFG, Japan's biggest lender, also owns Union Bank in California, which is already regulated by the OCC.
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Yet, few have the luxury of being regulated by just one agency or even just DHSS agencies.
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Marijuana has been regulated by the federal government since 22019, when Congress passed the Marijuana Tax Act.
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They are regulated by the U.S. FDA, but are in a separate category than drugs and supplements.
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His rebranding efforts included a name-change that could cost firms regulated by the agency $85033 million.
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These lollipops are technically supplements, which means that they aren't regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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It would be as if an entire country suddenly became listed and regulated by outside capital markets.
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His companies have hundreds of millions of dollars of debt from banks regulated by the federal government.
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Ideally, the line would be drawn with public input, and would perhaps be regulated by elected lawmakers.
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Kingdom Trust's website says it is an independent qualified custodian regulated by the state of South Dakota.
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Fast Food Justice asserts that it is not the type of labor organization regulated by federal law.
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Fully automatic weapons, tightly regulated by federal law since the 1930s, are much rarer than semiautomatic ones.
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This is par for the course in broadcast advertising, which is regulated by the Federal Communications Commission.
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He said many we re banks, and were thus typically not regulated by the Federal Trade Commission.
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The states also painted Dish as a hoarder of spectrum, a finite resource regulated by the government.
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But the Forest Service is regulated by the US Department of Agriculture, which has no such prohibitions.
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"Facebook needs to be regulated by governments, not ruled by an emperor!" said the actor and comedian.
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The FTC deals with commercial advertising, not political ads, which are regulated by the Federal Election Commission.
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Facial recognition software isn't regulated by the US government, and oversight is handled entirely at Amazon's discretion.
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"CBD sold online or in stores isn't regulated by any state or federal agency," Dr. Chen says.
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While state and municipal labor relations are regulated by state law and thus not impacted by Rep.
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It's regulated by BSEE and the implementation of SEMS is audited by independent, accredited, third-party auditors.
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Who is brazen enough to request sports tickets from people whose businesses are regulated by the EPA?
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But it said all other initial coin offerings are securities and therefore should be regulated by the SEC.
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As part of the governance shakeup, the BBC will now be regulated by Ofcom, the UK's communications regulator.
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Right now, a Fitbit is a "wellness" device and so it isn't regulated by the FDA at all.
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Britain is already lightly taxed and regulated by European standards, but compared with Singapore it is a behemoth.
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MIO said it was regulated by the US's Securities and Exchange Commission and the UK's Financial Conduct Authority.
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People used to have time to digest information, and leaders were better regulated by higher capacities for shame.
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Up until this point, it has been considered a supplement, loosely regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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They are regulated by the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), which sets the 'conforming loan limit' each year.
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In Mozambique trafficking is controlled by powerful families and covertly regulated by Frelimo, the ex-Marxist ruling party.
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In Britain, trading them is considered gambling, so it is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
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The exchange has lobbied regulators for permission to self-list or be regulated by the country's securities regulator.
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Finland is part of the eurozone's banking union, so it will be regulated by the European Central Bank.
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Your kidneys, of course, keep your body regulated by balancing fluids, and removing waste products from the body.
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It's a cannabis production site that is not only legal, but also endorsed and regulated by the government.
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"Hungary is also fully compliant in the sale of state land, which is regulated by law," he said.
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Other professionals whose work can involve touching people, such as massage therapists, are usually regulated by the government.
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Blockchain technology could benefit from remittances since transactions are anonymous and are not regulated by any governing body.
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Cold air is pumped in from a liquid nitrogen tank, and the temperature is regulated by the machine.
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Also on Sunday evening, Musk tweeted a reminder that artificial intelligence needs to be regulated by federal lawmakers.
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Many of them lobbied in the same areas that are regulated by the agencies they have now joined.
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However, some industries like the cooling industry remain siloed, resistant to change and under-regulated by policy structures.
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CRISPR'd food is not currently regulated by the FDA as it is only slicing out of certain genes.
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Ordinary cars are strictly regulated by the federal government, and most meet safety standards of the insurance industry.
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Many of them fall in the category of dietary supplements, which are very loosely regulated by the FDA.
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She said the research was regulated by about a half dozen boards from the government and the university.
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Right, which is something, everything is regulated by the state, DMV, almost everything that touches the user. Yeah.
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EDF's use of water from rivers as coolant is regulated by law to protect plant and animal life.
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Serving sizes are regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, and can change if a cereal's density changes.
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The work is regulated by only a set of outdated privacy laws and the limits of the technology.
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The bonds were not regulated by the FCA, which Bailey heads, but LCF itself and marketing material were.
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The bonds were not regulated by the FCA, which Bailey heads, but LCF itself and marketing material were.
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Assisted living centers are regulated by the New York Department of Health, which provides additional protections to residents.
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One issue is that products containing the bacteria may not be regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Because beauty supplements are not regulated by the FDA, it's important to consult your physician before trying one.
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The research looks at financial advisors based in Florida who are regulated by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
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The company will be regulated by the ADGM Financial Services Regulatory Authority as part of the new license.
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Products regulated by the agency account for 20 cents of every dollar spent by American consumers each year.
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"We won't allow any entry that isn't orderly, safe and regulated by Mexican law," Ms. Sánchez Cordero said.
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Treatment means boosting your hormones with personalized supplements that are not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Regulatory considerationsBy acquiring Radius, LendingClub will now be regulated by the SEC and FDIC, like any other bank.
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Passport standards today are regulated by the International Civil Aviation Organization, (ICAO) which operates under the United Nations.
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Since 563, it has been regulated by Italian state law to ensure the authenticity of guests' farm experiences.
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Much of the planet's rainwater, drinking water, food and weather systems are provided or regulated by the sea.
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Those largely are regulated by the individual states, and in the eyes of some critics, perhaps not very effectively.
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Insurers in Britain are regulated by the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority and by the Financial Conduct Authority.
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Ahmed said many factories regulated by the RCC sell to individual buyers who exert less pressure over safety standards.
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Our circadian rhythm is regulated by brain cells located in the suprachiasmatic nucleus, which is found in the hypothalamus.
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Now the money is in digital form and they are in the banking system regulated by the central bank.
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While run by nuns, the homes received state funding and, as adoption agencies, were also regulated by the state.
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Because these companies exist without any serious competition and provide an essential service, they're tightly regulated by the government.
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Pruitt said he believes it's necessary to restore confidence and certainty in those that are regulated by the EPA.
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Agency officials have said they hoped to add to the board more representatives from industries regulated by the EPA.
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LeasePlan is a global leader in vehicle leasing, and also a licensed bank, regulated by De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB).
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Edgar, the online filing system, stores the documents submitted by publicly-traded companies and others regulated by the commission.
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Investors think financial firms are regulated by the government, even when they are not, and blame the state accordingly.
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Italy's state-controlled energy grids Snam and Terna are both regulated by RAB systems guaranteeing set returns on investments.
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The company and its Wirecard Bank unit are regulated by German financial authorities, and auditors have endorsed its accounts.
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Dems cited their ties to fossil fuels and other industries regulated by the EPA and their role easing regulations.
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Is broadband so essential that companies providing it must be regulated by the F.C.C. in how they treat customers?
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Facebook said its Libra cryptocurrency will be regulated by Swiss authorities — but that was news to those Swiss authorities.
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In the US, kava is regulated by the FDA as a dietary supplement — which basically means it's barely regulated.
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Fuel efficiency, on the other hand, is regulated by the EPA and measures how well your vehicle uses fuel.
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By this logic, the fifteen-billion-dollar market for renewable-fuel credits is not regulated by any government agency.
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These tests, which are all designed and manufactured in a single lab, are not currently regulated by the FDA.
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Hart is married to J. Steven Hart, an energy lobbyist who represents clients in industries regulated by the EPA.
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It promises lower transaction fees than traditional online payment systems and is not regulated by any government or entity.
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Before 3793, airlines in the US were regulated by the federal government, which controlled the routes, scheduling, and fares.
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Bringing a product to market is more complex, with plants, animals and microorganisms all regulated by different governmental bodies.
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Juuls and other e-cigarettes are regulated by the F.D.A. as tobacco products because nicotine derives from tobacco leaves.
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Small wonder that Hellinger's method has yet to be approved or regulated by the German public health-care system.
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Congressional leaders, though they may not say so directly, intimate that technology companies should be regulated by the government.
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"Bottled water, like all food and beverages, is strictly regulated" by the F.D.A., an association spokeswoman, Jill Culora, said.
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In contrast, public water supplies are regulated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and are required by law to test.
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Finally, the authors warn that dietary workout supplements, such as creatine, are not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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It also highlighted how credit bureaus exist in a regulatory gray zone where they are partly regulated by several agencies.
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Insurance companies are regulated by states, so you can also check with your state insurance commissioner for information and advisories.
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N), one of the country's largest lenders directly regulated by the OCC, and 24 shares in Brighthouse Financial Inc (BHF.
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And lawmakers would have to turn away donations from companies that are regulated by committees on which those lawmakers sit.
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Hover time is regulated by a power gauge that appears next to the crosshairs whenever the jetpack are in use.
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This was to address concerns that bitcoin exchanges were not regulated by traditional financial market overseers, unlike the futures market.
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Currently only 15 percent of directors and 6.5 percent of chief executives at firms regulated by the FCA are women.
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In addition to operating the branch, the bank also operates Deutsche Securities Saudi Arabia, regulated by the Capital Market Authority.
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Brokerages and their brokers are regulated by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, which in turn is overseen by the SEC.
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In practice, the market will be regulated by prices, which will keep shale growth in line with demand from consumers.
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Copyright infringement is not shielded by CDA 22000—instead, any violations are regulated by the provisions of the DMCA instead.
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In Dubai, women who work as influencers like Samman are regulated by the government for tax reasons, but little else.
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None of those components are regulated by current law as you usually need a gun to make use of them.
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They still must meet FHA standards, he says, and are regulated by agencies such as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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This has spurred fears that Facebook wants to take on the role of a bank, without being regulated by one.
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Supplements are not regulated by the FDA, so as with any changes to your health regimen, consult a professional first.
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The British start-up is an online wealth manager which is regulated by the U.K.'s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
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Its use of water from rivers as a reactor coolant is regulated by law to protect plant and animal life.
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Gold and silver are among the eight major market benchmarks that are regulated by Britain's watchdog Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
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Moving your arm from side to side controls steering and speed is regulated by how high you hold your hand.
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Doing so could put JPMorgan in an awkward position, because it would then be regulated by an administration Dimon spurned.
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The Kardashians—who are regulated by America's Federal Trade Commission (FTC)—can still post adverts that reach a UK audience.
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While regulated by the government, Advantage Plans are administered by insurers and can vary in terms of coverage and cost.
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Medicine is not regulated by the federal government, so these changes would need to be made on the state level.
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Brokers, who are regulated by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (Finra), buy and sell assets like stocks for their clients.
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Facebook is not currently regulated by the government, but Zuckerberg said during Wednesday's testimony that he is open to regulation.
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The American market is regulated by the F.D.A., and merely applying for approval is prohibitively expensive for many small companies.
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National League, baseball is not a business to be regulated by antitrust laws as interstate commerce; it is a game.
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The new policy, which has yet to be fully regulated by the federal government that will take power on Jan.
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FFLs are regulated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), and conduct background checks on their customers.
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Should composers and songwriters like John be treated as monopolies and regulated by antitrust enforcers to protect companies like Google?
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Until now, payday lending has mainly been regulated by states, and 2800 already have already made the loans effectively illegal.
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Codis, the national DNA database, is so tightly regulated by the F.B.I. that police sometimes complain that it is useless.
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The bonds were not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, which Bailey heads, but LCF itself and marketing material were.
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ITC's transmission lines, which carry electricity from power plants to cities, are regulated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
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In the United States, sound exposure in the workplace has been regulated by the federal government since the nineteen-seventies.
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Like Swift, two of Mr. Viola's other major assets, Virtu and Independent Bank Group, are regulated by the federal government.
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Data protection in the UK is regulated by its 2018 Data Protection Act, which is the UK's implementation of GDPR.
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The industry is regulated by the Mining and Geosciences Bureau, a division of the department now headed by Ms. Lopez.
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Former Walmart U.S. CEO Bill Simon said gun sales should be regulated by state and federal legislators, not by retailers.
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Other issues the billionaire tech entrepreneur mentioned that should be regulated by the government include health care and climate change.
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This is very different from international hospitals, where how much they can charge for specific procedures is regulated by government.
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Licensed and regulated by the United Arab Emirates' Central Bank, ADS Securities has offices in London, Hong Kong and Singapore.
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Rather, there are at least 50 health insurance markets: Health insurance is jointly regulated by the federal and state governments.
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Automakers have to meet parallel fuel economy standards overseen by the NHTSA and vehicle emissions limits regulated by the EPA.
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The number of puffs by a user and smoking time per tobacco insert are automatically regulated by the device, she said.
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In fact, pretty much everything about the blood in your brain is tightly regulated by other bodily processes (perhaps even yawning).
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But it's a challenging assignment and self-regulated by the companies testing AVs, so the rules are only beginning to emerge.
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This doesn't violate any laws as alcohol advertising is self-regulated by the industry, but it runs afoul of good practices.
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The startup has already been authorised and is regulated by the U.K.'s FCA, under, presumably, an Electronic Money Institution license.
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" O'Leary's biggest need: "Give me a common currency that's regulated by government and let me go to work as an investor.
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Of total 3Q16 issuance, 66% was under the Asset-Backed Specific Plan (ABSP) scheme, regulated by the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
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Since essential oils are not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, you can't be certain what's actually in the oils.
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The company's use of water from rivers to cool its reactors is regulated by law to protect plant and animal life.
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Delivery is treated as a medical condition and regulated by usual and customary medical practice through the obstetrician and delivery hospital.
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The web companies aren't regulated by the FCC, which last month repealed net neutrality rules for broadband providers like AT&T.
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In the natural course of events, testosterone levels are regulated by an enzyme called aromatise, which converts the hormone into oestrogens.
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The SEC rule would have subjected swap trading firms already registered and regulated by the CFTC to an additional capital requirement.
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Because mitochondrial function is closely regulated by our circadian clocks, which also get weaker as we age—they tick more quietly.
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If the companies do not register, they risk being barred from doing business with financial companies regulated by New York state.
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And, like Champagne, which can only come from the tiny Champagne region of France, balsamic vinegar is also regulated by region.
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In the United States, most products are regulated by federal agencies that develop safety standards and enforce fair business practice laws.
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BOI does not have a special charter and is a limited liability company regulated by CBN as a development finance institution.
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While LCF itself was regulated by the FCA, the mini-bonds, used to raise funds for small businesses, are not regulated.
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The NSE has said it is lobbying regulators for permission to self-list or be regulated by the country's securities regulator.
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However, these policies are not regulated by the ACA, so you could be denied coverage if you have pre-existing conditions.
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Online service providers such as Netflix, Facebook and Twitter are not regulated by the FCC, but by the Federal Trade Commission.
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The right to bear arms is recognized and regulated by article 38 of the current constitution, which was established in 1985.
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While not a bank at the moment, SoFi is audited by the F.D.I.C. and regulated by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Whey powder is an ingredient regulated by the US Food and Drug Administration and is used in a number of foods.
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These private avenues for raising capital have slowly grown alongside the public markets that are more heavily regulated by the SEC.
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Drivers are largely regulated by the Department of Transportation, through the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, not the Department of Labor.
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FUND PROFILE The fund is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka under the Unit Trust Code, 2011.
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You can gamble in the Netherlands, but it's an activity that strictly regulated by an independent government agency called De Kansspelautoriteit.
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The interest rate was regulated by the Small Business Administration, and the loans were self-amortizing over five to seven years.
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In the U.S., investments in assets such as company shares and other securities are regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Legal fees can vary, depending on the purchase amount, but are set and regulated by the bar association, Ms. Chaves said.
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"Our products utilize a super-sustainable supply of seaweed, a supply that is overseen and regulated by local governments," Briganti said.
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"Pruitt's secret rent deal with a lobbyist for companies regulated by the EPA is much like his many other scandals," Rep.
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Cryptocurrencies, which are decentralized and therefore not regulated by central authorities like governments, have their critics and prices are notoriously volatile.
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The broadcasting regulator has been stretching its authority to online content, which is also regulated by other government agencies and ministries.
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The rules also classified broadband companies as "common carriers," allowing them to be regulated by the FCC similar to public utilities.
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Those internet companies are not regulated by the F.C.C. but are increasingly in competition with telecom companies for online streaming customers.
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Second, these transactions are highly regulated by the IRS and state insurance commissioners to ensure they are priced at arms length.
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However, all these occupations are regulated by licensing boards, which may freely deny a license to someone with a criminal record.
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Insurance products are generally regulated by state governments, so you may want to contact your state insurance commissioner about your concern.
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United Arab Emirates energy producer Dana Gas said in June that its $700 million sukuk were unlawful and unenforceable under UAE law and began proceedings to have this confirmed in British and UAE courts, because while the purchase undertaking part of the sukuk is regulated by English law, the "mudarabah" agreement underlying it is regulated by UAE law.
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As such, the gun is strictly regulated by the National Firearms Act, the 1934 law that restricted the possession of machine guns.
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Warren envisions a network of child care facilities, subsidized and regulated by the government, for all children too young to attend school.
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Of course, as we know, traditional banking is regulated by governments, which decide how much it will cost you to loan money.
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These platforms are not regulated by the two main media regulatory bodies, the Press Council of India or the News Broadcasters Association.
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So how do you look at how Silicon Valley looks at these things and how you should be regulated by the government?
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Courts may deny the FTC's efforts to impose antitrust remedies on broadband providers because the industry is ostensibly regulated by the FCC.
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Dietary supplements aren't regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, so products are not subject to the same rigorous testing as medications.
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He has no such qualms about scientists who work for industries regulated by the EPA, such as chemical manufacturers and coal producers.
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Cars are heavily regulated by the US, but driving (in the form of speed limits, licenses, vehicle registration) is managed by states.
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That is because most of the current Medicare system is actually private insurance, though it is regulated by the government, Votava said.
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In 1996, the last time the Communications Act was updated, there were a relatively limited number of sectors regulated by the law.
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Black grief belongs to the world, and is regulated by the same forces that caused such deep pain in the first place.
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FUND PROFILE The acquiring fund is a closed-end management investment company regulated by the Investment Company Act of 1940 (the Act).
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Utilities companies' returns are regulated by governments, making such businesses attractive to pension funds and institutional investors because of the predictable income.
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Established in 2009 as a digital currency not backed or regulated by governments, bitcoin was mainly supported by technology enthusiasts at first.
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Nevada law gives utility companies the right to establish and control monopolies in the state, regulated by the Nevada Public Utilities Commission.
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When we eat and when we sleep, our heart rates and our hormones—they're all regulated by our so-called circadian clocks.
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Her agency is not responsible for issuing environmental approvals for the project, which is regulated by Queensland's Department for Environment and Science.
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The "splinternet," where cyberspace is controlled and regulated by different countries is no longer just a concept, but now a dangerous reality.
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Many of them are not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, which means they are not tested for safety or efficacy.
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Not regulated by the federal or state governments in most areas, the guidelines for disqualifying a body vary from program to program.
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Before 1978, fares and routes in the US were closely regulated by the federal government, and many routes had fixed minimum prices.
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The MPs argue the mechanic should be considered games of chance played for money's worth and regulated by the UK Gambling Act.
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Sometimes healthcare data laws apply to apps, and sometimes they don't—even when they're sharing the same information that's regulated by HIPAA.
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Advocates say that if hunting is regulated by governments, it can be beneficial to the local population and an efficient conservation effort.
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Transportation is regulated by states in Mexico, and a complicated patchwork of ride-hailing regulation has emerged since Uber's arrival in 2013.
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Digital exchanges are not broker-regulated by the IRS, which makes matters more complicated for preparing tax documents if you traded cryptocurrency.
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The new restrictions on flavors will not extend to THC-vaping products, which are mainly regulated by states that have legalized marijuana.
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Facebook, like many other tech companies, has its European headquarters in Dublin and is regulated by the Irish Data Protection Commissioner (IDPC).
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Although Japan has an extensive pornography industry, it is regulated by a section of the criminal code that dates back to 1907.
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Homosexuality is not regulated by law in Indonesia, except in the ultra-conservative province of Aceh where same-sex relations are banned.
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It also has a commanding lead in mobile phone money transfer with its M-Pesa service, which is regulated by the central bank.
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Sex ed in US public schools isn't regulated by the federal government, and the resulting patchwork of curricula is a de-standardized mess.
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IG said professional clients accounted for about 69 percent of its revenue from the region regulated by the European Securities and Markets Authority.
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When we have off-season time to work on something besides sports, our part-time employment opportunities are regulated by NCAA compliance officers.
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That's where most of the action regarding legally required deletion on the internet happens, and all of that is regulated by the DMCA.
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If Facebook is viewed as a telecommunications service that is more like a utility, it may be regulated by the Federal Communications Commission.
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"Unlike a household, employers are regulated by ICE," says Jessie Hahn, Labor and Employment Policy Attorney at the National Immigration Law Center (NILC).
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And that presents a bit of a conundrum for the drug industry — dependent on support for science, but heavily regulated by the government.
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The researchers refer to advisors regulated by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the industry's self-regulatory organization overseeing broker-dealers and brokerage firms.
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Currently, the only e-cigs that are regulated by the US Food and Drug Administration are ones that are marketed for therapeutic purposes.
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Of the roughly 28503,22019 oceangoing ships regulated by the United Nation's International Maritime Organization (IMO), a little more than 300 are cruise ships.
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While the RBI regulates all banks in India, state-run banks are also regulated by the government, which owns majority-stakes in them.
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Clinton's support for regulations so tough drilling would largely cease, were both unrealistic because most fracking is regulated by states, not Washington. Mrs.
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PCPs are typically offered by carmakers or dealers who are not regulated by the PRA, rather than banks, with payments linked to depreciation.
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Canarsie Aware, NRI and the New York Service Network, all regulated by the state Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services, remain open.
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Supplements like nootropics are not regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, as they don't claim to prevent, cure or diagnose disease.
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The active ingredients of sunscreens are regulated by the FDA, so FDA-approved sunscreens are safe for adults and children over 6 months.
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Currently, cryptocurrencies are regulated by the CFTC as commodities, but the digital markets on which they are traded have no clear regulatory oversight.
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Consumers are expected to purchase marijuana from retailers regulated by provinces, territories or -- when neither of those options are available -- federally licensed producers.
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Obviously this is new research that is far, far away from something that would ever be regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Healthcare products that have direct clinical impact are regulated by the FDA, which categorizes products according to the risk they pose to patients.
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Narrator: A check ride is a practical test regulated by the Federal Aviation Administration that US pilots must pass to get their licenses.
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Sugar, so far, has largely been regulated by the states, with cities like Philadelphia introducing a so-called soda tax on sugary drinks.
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Since insurance is regulated by the states, a standard proposed by the NAIC may be interpreted differently from one jurisdiction to the next.
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The condo is owned by Vicki Hart, the wife of energy lobbyist Steve Hart, who represents clients in industries regulated by the EPA.
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Mulvaney said his goal is to restrain the CFPB's actions and be more responsive to the needs of companies regulated by the agency.
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Now, I am proud to advocate for clients with matters before the CFPB and clients in industries that are regulated by the CFPB.
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He foresees three levels of "tolerance", the lowest for activities regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, whose core aim is to protect consumers.
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The other potential problem is that because these products are considered supplements, they aren't regulated by the FDA the same way drugs are.
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The site is not regulated by the Landmarks Preservation Commission, which would have required an archaeological assessment as part of the environmental review process.
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Cemeteries in the US are generally regulated by state law, so where you live determines whether it's legal to be buried with your pet.
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This radically changed following a SARFT regulation in 24.50; since then, the OTT business in China consolidated and became highly regulated by the government.
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As part of being officially authorised and regulated by the DFSA, Beehive said it would set up offices in the Dubai International Financial Centre.
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And the business, run day to day by Trump's sons, owes massive loans to a foreign bank that is regulated by the US government.
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In certain market further restrictions may also apply — such as that exchanges must be regulated by an FSA to be allowed to purchase ads.
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Businesses cultivating, processing, testing and selling pot would be licensed and regulated by the state, which would also impose labeling requirements and marketing restrictions.
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On the distribution side, DSOs provide connections to end-use customers and are regulated by state legislatures and state PUCs or local governing bodies.
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These smart baby monitors should be regulated by the FDA like class II medical devices — the same category as pregnancy tests — the authors write.
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The state's Special Financial Institutions, which provide rural credit, are now regulated by the central bank, having previously been the playthings of provincial politicians.
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The increase was principally driven by 29936% growth in the Asset-Backed Specific Plan scheme, which is regulated by the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
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Maia criticized the amendments approved in the lower house, saying that ride-hailing apps should be regulated by each city as it sees fit.
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The procedure is regulated by states, many of which allow laser operators to work after as little as 16 hours of hands-on training.
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Circle lenses, which are not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, create the illusion of larger eyes through color patterns on the iris.
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Initially, Glint, which is regulated by the FCA under an e-money institution license, is supporting Sterling and gold, with more currencies to come.
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Traffic is regulated by gun-toting cops who will happily pull a motorist out of his car and beat him up in broad daylight.
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Today, the demand for change is coming from an army of young entrepreneurs who want a system regulated by rules and open to competition.
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Traffic management "will remain a function managed or regulated by the public sector even in a future dominated by private mobility providers," NACTO says.
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About 14 percent of dams are owned or regulated by federal agencies, leaving the rest to states and municipalities, according to the group's data.
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In 2015, the FCC reclassified broadband service as a "common carrier" — meaning that internet service was regulated by that agency, rather than the FTC.
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Ultimately, the concern is that without widespread legislation, autonomy could be regulated by a jumble of states and municipalities with their own distinctive laws.
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With Karma, GoPro is getting into a product category that is inherently more dangerous than a camera, one that's even regulated by the government.
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A new regulator for telecoms Under Pai's proposal, broadband companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon would no longer be regulated by the FCC.
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According to the health news journal STAT, Cohen offered Essential Consultants' services to the drug giant Novartis, which is regulated by the US government.
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Collagen supplements — like most supplements — are not closely regulated by the F.D.A. Some supplements carry a USP Verified label, which is better than nothing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Emissions regulated by Europe's carbon market fell by 4% in 2018, the European Commission said on Thursday, as renewable power generation increased.
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Credit Suisse, like numerous other foreign banks, operates in the United States through foreign branches that are licensed and regulated by New York state.
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The region boasts a long history of state-controlled information through traditional media outlets, but the online world remains far less regulated by comparison.
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Many British voters who chose to leave the bloc in June would like to see those borders more tightly regulated by the British government.
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Advocates for banks and lenders regulated by the CFPB who supported Mulvaney's rollbacks praised Kraninger's confirmation and urged her to wield her power carefully.
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The SEC and CFTC have asked Congress for more authority to police cryptocurrency exchanges, which are currently regulated by state money transfer licensing agencies.
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Xinhua said one notable change in the new draft was a phrase giving examples of foreign groups that would be regulated by the law.
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The four issues highlighted by P&G are hotly-contested topics that are regulated by advertising coalitions, but have been traditionally hard to enforce.
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"Federal loans are federal assets and therefore must be controlled and regulated by the federal government," said Elizabeth Hill, a spokeswoman for Ms. DeVos.
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Some states allow these products to be sold, but they're not regulated by the FDA since they're not nicotine vaping products derived from tobacco.
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Earlier on Monday, the New York Department of Financial Services urged financial institutions regulated by the state to immediately take precautions to protect consumers.
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Packaging With legal ganja heavily regulated by state governments to avoid accidents like unintended consumption by kids, proper pot packaging and labeling are imperative.
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Over-the-counter sunscreen drug products are regulated by the FDA under the Sunscreen Innovation Act, an expedited process put in place in 2014.
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Over 22019 percent of Americans get most of their drinking water from Public Water Systems regulated by EPA under the Safe Drinking Water Act.
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The parts that cross state lines — interstate transmission of power and multi-state wholesale power markets — are regulated by the federal government, specifically FERC.
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Over 21 percent of the country's population, however, are self-insured through their employer and their insurance plans are regulated by the federal government.
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It also said that the antitrust agency was overstepping its jurisdiction and wading into issues that should be regulated by Europe's data protection agencies.
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Marijuana remains illegal under federal law, and since banks are regulated by the federal government, they're hesitant to work with even lawful pot shops.
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Most storage fields are regulated by states, but national industry groups have pushed for federal oversight – unusual in an industry better known for fighting regulation.
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To combat the instability resulting from severe food and medicine shortages, Maduro ordered five of the nation's largest ports to be regulated by the military.
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"Dietary supplements are regulated by the FDA -- albeit not in the same way as pharmaceutical drugs for example," said Lyndsay Meyer, spokeswoman for the agency.
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Fracking, currently regulated by states, involves injection of large amounts of water, sand and chemicals underground at high pressure to extract oil or natural gas.
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Despite "deregulation," the airline industry is, in fact, highly regulated by the Federal Aviation Administration, especially with regard to matters related to bumping of passengers.
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U.S. utilities are regulated by the states in which they operate, and by the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission if they operate across state lines.
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Such restraints are highly regulated by state and federal rules because of the "high-risk nature" and "potential for harm" according to Alabama's administrative code.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook suggested today that for the average person to have their data privacy protected, technology needs to be regulated by the government.
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A lawyer for the French state argued that is not in a mayor's powers to ban phytosanitary products, which are regulated by the agriculture ministry.
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Rakhman Gurbanov, vice-president for Azeri state energy company SOCAR's oil-gas production and transportation, has said that output may be regulated by mothballing wells.
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Despite the declared motives of the Mr Pruitt's directive, scientists working for industries regulated by the EPA would not be prohibited from joining the boards.
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Surrogacy and the donation of eggs and sperm are regulated by the mostly male Japan Society of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, whose rules are unduly restrictive.
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Betterment is not a bank — it is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission as a broker-dealer and is a member of the FINRA.
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The forests are regulated by the Ministry of Agriculture's Forest Department, and there's a legal code that prohibits any unauthorized cutting or burning of trees.
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A Pew survey from 2013 showed 12 percent of Turks want Sharia, a legal framework regulated by the tenets of Islam, to be official law.
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Most storage fields are regulated by states, but national industry groups have pushed for federal oversight - unusual in an industry better known for fighting regulation.
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More and more questions are being raised about safety on this ride and at amusement parks nationwide, which are not regulated by the federal government.
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Until now, homosexuality has not been regulated by law in Indonesia, except in the ultra-conservative Aceh province where Islamic law bans same-sex relations.
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Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank, which are regulated by the European Central Bank (ECB) and German financial markets watchdog BaFin, declined to comment on the situation.
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Due to a loophole in a 21940-year-old piece of U.S. legislation, none of the funds was regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The number of these sparks are regulated by the sodium channel, which controls how much sodium gets in, like a flapper in a toilet tank.
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These plans are lightly regulated by the federal government and often face little oversight by states because their beneficiaries are spread out across the country.
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Its eight apartments are counted toward Mr. de Blasio's goal of preserving or creating 200,000 units of housing in which rents are regulated by 2713.
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Erik Milito, a vice-president at American Petroleum Institute, says that as old sources are depleted, "90% of all production will become regulated by 2023".
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Currently, NBFCs are loosely regulated by host of regulators including market regulator - the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), and the National Housing Board.
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In the US, children's television programming and the advertising that airs during commercial breaks has been regulated by the Federal Communications Commission since the '21s.
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More than 14 million private pools and spas in this country are regulated by state or local governments, creating an uneven patchwork of safety protocols.
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"We have major parts of our industry that are regulated by consent decrees with the Justice Department," he said, referring to settlements with behavioral remedies.
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If there are valid claims about practices of certain businesses, our system allows for those businesses to be regulated by the government in legitimate ways.
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Buildings regulated by the health department no longer use No. 6 oil, we're told, although some smaller buildings in the city may still burn it.
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The trend is likely to grow as more of the world's capital is in private markets and out of public markets regulated by national governments.
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Mutual fund companies have shifted money into collective investment trusts not regulated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in an effort to cut fees.
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However, the significance of CAFE standards changed dramatically since the Supreme Court ruled that greenhouse-gas emissions may be regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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The insurance office was created in 2010 by the Dodd-Frank financial reform law to study insurance markets, which are largely regulated by state governments.
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Consumers are expected to purchase the drug from retailers regulated by provinces and territories or from federally licensed producers when those options are not available.
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The big one is that, unlike cigarettes at the time of the Master Settlement Agreement, opioids are already regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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But many of their replacements on advisory boards have come from state agencies that have sued the EPA or from companies regulated by the agency.
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"Growing and processing medical cannabis as well as its sale would then be possible under a system regulated" by Swissmedic, the country's drug regulatory agency.
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A coiled mainspring stores the energy needed to turn the gears, and the movement is regulated by an oscillating balance wheel controlled by a tiny hairspring.
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The reservoir's water would be used throughout the year, regulated by water control structures on rivers, to meet demand for irrigation, fisheries, navigation and salinity control.
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Diabetes is what happens when our bodies become unable to maintain proper glucose levels in the body—a process that's largely regulated by the hormone insulin.
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The aim of the measures is to make a company's prospectus, a document regulated by the FCA, the main source of investor information on a float.
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Honey. That was one of the hardest times in my life because I've been so free, and I didn't have to be regulated by the government.
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The cybercrime unit in the Mexico City Public Security Secretariat is closely monitoring complaints made about dark political ads, which are regulated by the Mexican government.
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The big one is that, unlike cigarettes at the time of the Master Settlement Agreement, opioids are already regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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While The Pensions Regulator is expected to regulate the superfunds, L&G's product will be regulated by Britain's insurance regulator, the Prudential Regulation Authority, Mason said.
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Unlike tobacco, opioids entered our communities via the gateway of prescriptions by physicians and was distributed by pharmacists, all of whom are regulated by state licenses.
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And any industry that can't be regulated by well paid public employees with no hopes of future riches is either too complicated, too powerful, or both.
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Top level domains are regulated by ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), a not-for-profit body that oversees the structure of the internet.
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Commentators felt that the financial services sector is heavily regulated by federal and provincial agencies, making it difficult for start-ups to break into the market.
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However, these products are not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration and can be sold without proving the claims on the bottle, Freed's team notes.
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Registered Investment Advisors — who aren't broker-dealers — are regulated by the SEC or individual states rather than FINRA, therefore they were not included in the study.
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Why this matters: This clearly shows a shortage in providers who can best treat opioid addicts or those who have overdosed, which is regulated by law.
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But an internal CFPB analysis first reported by The Hill found that the name-change could cost businesses regulated by the agency more than $85033 million.
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In December, the government also capped electricity prices for households, which are normally regulated by URE, and attempted to impose lower prices for big electricity consumers.
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"In America, it falls to us, the ordinary people to prove that these chemicals are toxic before the chemical is regulated by our government," he continued.
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"In America, it falls to us, the ordinary people to prove that these chemicals are toxic before the chemical is regulated by our government," he continued.
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There are many examples of critical lab tests in cancer and infectious disease that have been performed for years, even decades, using LDPs regulated by CLIA.
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But Trump has poured fuel on the fire, attacking large technology companies on a regular basis and suggesting they need to be regulated by the government.
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That same year, President Bill Clinton signed executive order 13026 which removed encryption as a munition regulated by ITAR, and feds dropped their investigation of Zimmerman.
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This industry is regulated by the Federal Trade Commission, which has set out a series of rules requiring paid affiliate links to be disclosed to users.
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Obama regulators in December finalized a rule beefing up safety standards at chemical production plants, calling for new emergency requirements for manufacturers regulated by the EPA.
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Capital One (COF), which is not regulated by the FDIC, recently revealed a massive cyber breach that exposed sensitive information on more than 100 million customers.
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If the rule change goes into effect, every business that makes products regulated by federal efficiency standards will have to wonder if its competitors are cheating.
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He joined the agency from the law firm Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, where he represented banks now regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
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After Scaling Back Student Loan Regulations, Administration Tries to Stop State Efforts Federal loans must be regulated by the federal government, according to the Education Department.
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There are 350 traplines in Yukon, which are regulated by the government, and about 200 active fur trappers this season, according to the Yukon Trappers Association.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) plans to tour tobacco farms around the country this fall, even though they are not currently regulated by the agency.
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Loeffler's husband, Jeffrey Sprecher, is CEO of Intercontinental Exchange, which is regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and which owns the New York Stock Exchange.
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Remington's sales have declined in part because of receding fears that guns will become more heavily regulated by the U.S. government, according to credit ratings agencies.
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In Oman, KPMG is banned for one year from doing new auditing work for companies regulated by the CMA, including listed companies, securities firms and insurers.
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Because some have a "utility" use case, founders argued they should be exempt from securities laws, and instead be considered a commodity regulated by the CFTC.
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TransUnion and Equifax said they are always assessing new ways to secure consumer credit data, an area that is tightly regulated by governments around the world.
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In any case, it would only have been regulated by what is now called the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) if it sold to customers in Britain.
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However, this law does not protect women enrolled in self-insured health insurance plans offered by their employer, as these are regulated by the federal government.
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While production of cannabis is regulated by the federal government, provinces and cities have more powers over retail sales either through private or government-owned stores.
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The FCC allows consumers to register complaints online and by phone about programs on radio, broadcast television, and cable television, which are regulated by the agency.
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It is a marketplace that is regulated by a private actor — by Amazon, say — not for the interests of the public, but for the interests of Amazon.
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But President Trump has poured fuel on the fire, attacking large technology companies on a regular basis and suggesting they need to be regulated by the government.
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In French-speaking Africa in particular, some governments historically considered all trees part of the forestry domain, regulated by the state, but that is starting to change.
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But compare the typical health insurance plan regulated by the Affordable Care Act with a cheaper short-term health plan, and you might just change your mind.
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The Supreme Court ruled against a majority of SB 1070, saying states are prevented from enacting laws in a field that is regulated by the federal government.
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For six months, Pruitt paid a DC lobbyist, whose clients were regulated by the EPA, a below-market rate to rent a room in her luxury condo.
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Around 45 percent of Europe's greenhouse gas emissions are regulated by the ETS which charges utilities, industry and airlines for the right to emit carbon dioxide (CO2).
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But it is the underlying cycle of period gene activity, regulated by the messenger molecule and the protein, that is the actual pendulum of the biological clock.
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However, London is still a financial technology capital – all the financial institutions operate here, and it is a vast market regulated by forward-thinking, business-friendly bodies.
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"Any time there's a new 'natural supplement for weight loss,' the important thing to know is that these are not regulated by the FDA," Dr. Kumar says.
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But former Ottoman subjects in Greece continued to have their family matters regulated by the mufti, just as it had been in the era of the sultans.
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Just as physical movements are monitored, controlled and regulated by the cerebellum, so too, it turns out, are other sorts of thought, including speech and emotional work.
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Humanitarian observers said her plight illustrated the strictures women and girls live under in Saudi Arabia, whose culture is regulated by an intensely conservative branch of Islam.
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Assisted suicides are regulated by strict laws state that say a patient must first have to be found to be suffering unbearably, with no chance of improvement.
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Such services encompass companies - or "principals" - regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority allowing smaller firms to use that same authorisation and other operational infrastructure for a fee.
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In the UK, strict ethical guidelines are in place for the use of eggs, sperm and embryos in research, regulated by the Human Fertilization and Embryo Authority.
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The amount of commercial paper that money funds regulated by Securities and Exchange Commission can purchase increased by $23.9 billion in the latest week, Fed data showed.
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But technology aside, cable TV is regulated by local franchising authorities and the FCC, and is subject to many rules that don't apply to online streaming services.
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The two argued against broadband companies, currently under the regulatory jurisdiction of the FCC, being regulated by the arguably weaker authority of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
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A transportation union representing around 150,7373 workers is joining calls to overhaul rules around how non-US aviation maintenance bases are regulated by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Fund Profile The fund is regulated by South Africa's Financial Services Board under the Collective Investment Schemes Control Act of 2002 (CISCA, specifically Notice 90 of 2014).
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But patient referrals for care covered by private insurance or paid for out of pocket would most likely be regulated by the individual state, Mr. Jay said.
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Carbon dioxide, collected from the flues of industrial plants, is pumped in from a nearby tank in amounts regulated by a system using sensors and computer software.
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But since insurance is regulated by states, some do not allow the provision, including New York, though it is available to residents in Connecticut and New Jersey.
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Legal oversight of insurance companies, which are typically regulated by states, mostly looks at discrimination deemed to be irrational: bias based on race, sex, poverty or genetics.
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If they don't they can face an enforcement action by the FTC but that is not regulated by the Department of Health and Human Services under HIPAA.
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A further barrier is the FDA's classification of Mifepristone, one of the pills used in medical abortion, as a medication regulated by the Risk Evaluation Mitigation Strategy.
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Moreover, much of the current work on the ethics of data collection and AI—fundamental components of many tech companies—is yet to be regulated by government.
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"What stops services moving across borders is how they are regulated by different countries," says Jonathan Faull, a former commission official now with Brunswick Group, a consultancy.
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Employees who are in self-funded employer-based plans not regulated by ERISA statutes need to contact employers to see how the new regulations will effect them.
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But day-to-day management of tourism is regulated by the tour operators themselves, through a voluntary trade association that sets and enforces rules among its members.
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Fund Profiles The fund is regulated by South Africa's Financial Services Board under the Collective Investment Schemes Control Act of 2002 (CISCA, specifically Notice 90 of 2014).
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Wall Street had a major push on so that the overseas derivatives activities of American banks would not be regulated by our people, but by overseas regulators.
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Because the classified information system was not established and is not regulated by congressional statutes, Mr. Trump has the power to declassify or disclose anything he wants.
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But yellow-cab owners and drivers complain that while they serve the same customers as the ride-hailing apps, they are more heavily regulated by the city.
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M-Pesa, regulated by the Kenyan central bank, accounts for more than a quarter of Safaricom's annual revenue, growing 21 percent in its year to March 31.
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While the safety systems intended to protect humans are regulated by government agencies, there is little in the way of oversight or equivalent requirements for pet restraints.
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Some states allow these products to be sold, but they're not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration since they're not nicotine vaping products derived from tobacco.
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You can start ignoring the "best used by dates" as they are not related to food safety, regulated by any entity, nor uniform from state to state.
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Despite its mutual insurance features, Ant Financial said the plan is "not a health insurance product", indicating the product is not regulated by the country's insurance regulator.
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The armsmaker's sales have declined in part because of receding fears that guns will become more heavily regulated by the U.S. government, according to credit ratings agencies.
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The movement is regulated by a quartz oscillator, which enables the watches to keep time while also providing a precise reading during moments of high G-force.
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Are you going to be regulated by other countries saying, "Hey, we're not going to accept this," or are you going to give protections to US citizens?
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We had talked about trying to-- to unite-- food safety with U.S.D.A.-- instead of splitting it now between the U.S.D.A. and the F.D.A. It's the example I gave about how-- a chicken is regulated by the U.S.D.A. It lays an egg, that's regulated by the F.D.A. You break the egg to make an omelet, it's regulated again by the U.S.D.A. That's just-- that's-- it's true, by the way.
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And hair color is only one factor in a long list of other strict guidelines — including skirt length and makeup — that are closely regulated by the school's staff.
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Exploding powders are not regulated by the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives because they are generally sold in a kit with the two ingredients separated.
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The G30 includes directors from banks regulated by the ECB, including Germany's Bayerische Landesbank, U.S. giant JPMorgan , whose Luxembourg subsidiary is ECB-supervised, and until recently Spain's Santander.
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Update, 9:25am: According to CBS News White House correspondent Mark Knoller, economic advisor Larry Kudlow was asked about whether Google searches should be regulated by the government.
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Flight change fees are notoriously expensive, but there's actually a change/cancellation window built into all non-refundable tickets ― and it's regulated by the US Department of Transportation.
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Hart's firm represents companies regulated by EPA including Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co, shale producer Concho Resources Inc, ExxonMobil Corp and liquefied natural gas (LNG) company Cheniere Energy Inc.
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Other claims have come from young actors who Weinstein allegedly asked to private meetings to discuss potential roles — outside any employment that could be regulated by state law.
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Under the Dodd-Frank financial reform law enacted after the financial crisis, board members who represent financial institutions regulated by the Fed are excluded from the appointment process.
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Automatic weapons, only legal if made before 1986, are heavily regulated by the federal government, requiring approval and registration with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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The startup has built its own tech stack and, although not a fully-fledged bank, holds an electronic money license and is regulated by the U.K.'s FCA.
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The ruling will also not have any official bearing on other school boards across the country, as education is regulated by province, and not at a federal level.
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But it's also a regulatory hurdle, particularly regarding something called "pole attachment"—literally the physical process of attaching wires to telephone poles, which is regulated by local government.
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SafeNed is a UK business which is authorised and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) with regards to the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing.
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In 2007 in the landmark case Massachusetts v EPA, the Supreme Court held that greenhouse gases qualified as pollutants fit to be regulated by the Clean Air Act.
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The enforcement process may take "significant time" as it is regulated by the bond documentation, would involve a Russian court process and may require regulatory notices or approvals.
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Switzerland's relations with the EU are regulated by more than 100 bilateral agreements and the country has to follow EU law in areas linked to the single market.
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Homosexuality is not regulated by law in Indonesia, except in the conservative province of Aceh, but the country has seen a growing number of bylaws targeting LGBT people.
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Municipal governments are required by law to make annual water quality reports available to the public, but water bottlers are regulated by consumer watchdogs and not environmental agencies.
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Neither the devices nor the liquids they deliver are regulated by the Food and Drug Administration or any other group in the same way other tobacco products are.
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FIGHT FOR CONTROL U.S. utilities are regulated by the states in which they operate, and by the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission if they operate across state lines.
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All things considered, do you think it's a positive thing for adult content to be regulated by a NGO that's also responsible for regulating video content in general?
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In Terminator 2: Judgment Day, the Terminator explains to Sarah and John Connor that his CPU is a learning computer, but that it is tightly regulated by Skynet.
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How will it work, I wondered, slightly embarrassed that as a beauty editor, I didn't know there was another OTC acne-fighting ingredient regulated by the FDA: sulfur.
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For example, complex imaging equipment – like MRI machines and CT scanners – are tightly regulated by the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) from the time of production throughout their lifespan.
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Equally important, this new category of OTC devices does not supplant traditional hearing aids, which will continue to be regulated by the FDA and at the state level.
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Some groups will win and some will lose, but society as a whole benefits, provided the terms of trade are fair and regulated by legitimate governments operating transparently.
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However, in the report, Starling argues that actually legalizing the drug would help eliminate dangerous illegal trafficking of the drug and have its quality regulated by the government.
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With close to 325 million Americans eating 3 meals a day, and most of those meals containing a food regulated by FDA, that's a staggering amount of responsibility.
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"In most EU countries the volume of online alcohol advertisements in not regulated by law and only by insufficient voluntary codes by the alcohol industry," de Bruijn said.
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According to an internal analysis, which was first reported by The Hill, the costs of these changes to the companies regulated by the bureau could reach $300 million.
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But the protection doesn't apply to items like industrial masks because they're not regulated by the FDA, according to Charles Johnson, president of the International Safety Equipment Association.
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"The U.S. government doesn't have a lot of tools to address this however beyond diplomacy … because oil production is really controlled and regulated by the states," he said.
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In some countries, such as those in Western Europe, child care can be single-sector, as it often is provided and regulated by the local or central government.
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For these reasons and more, I feel strongly that boundaries around media usage need to be highly regulated by parents and other caregivers, especially during these early years.
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They require Food and Drug Administration approval and stark warning labels about the potential for addiction, and their lawful distribution is closely regulated by the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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The directive doesn't necessarily pertain to people who get their health insurance through their jobs, because health plans offered by self-insured employers aren't regulated by the state.
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The new rules would represent the first time that the lucrative market — the payday industry collects $7 billion annually in fees — was directly regulated by the federal government.
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SEC employees are banned from holding stock in companies directly regulated by the SEC, such as banks, and they are also required to get clearance prior to trading.
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Furthermore, the most prolific users of products regulated by the CFPB, such as short-term lenders, debt collectors and mortgage servicers, are people on low and middle incomes.
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Under the plan, the agency also would no longer be able to regulate entities already regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission or the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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But some health experts say the illnesses are likely caused by black market products, not e-cigarettes sold in stores or online that are regulated by the government.
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"Federal loans are federal assets and therefore must be controlled and regulated by the federal government," said Elizabeth Hill, a spokeswoman for the department, in an emailed statement.
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Stations they own do, and those are indeed regulated by the federal government, though the president is not permitted to order the Federal Communications Commission what to do.
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It was one of more than a dozen homes throughout Ireland that were often run by Catholic religious orders, but were funded and supposedly regulated by the government.
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"Real" financial advisors — for instance, those tested, licensed and regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission as Registered Investment Advisors — are already held to a fiduciary standard, for starters.
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There's a whole 'nother dynamic around cities having the right to regulate what's going on on a sidewalk, but for things that are regulated by the state, they're allowed.
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Restaurants and retailers who sell the liquid nitrogen dessert are regulated by local and state health departments, not the Food and Drug Administration, and some have already taken action.
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Bitcoin was created in 2008 as a Web-based cryptocurrency to move money around quickly and anonymously but the market is not yet regulated by any mainstream financial institution.
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Compounding pharmacies are regulated mostly by states, and the drugs they produce have a significantly higher failure rate than those of manufactured drugs, which are regulated by the FDA.
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The Trump administration has argued that its account is government speech, or speech that the government is performing on its own behalf, which isn't regulated by the First Amendment.
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One such country is Israel, where marriage and divorce among Jewish citizens is regulated by a traditionalist religious body, the Orthodox Rabbinate—but secular justice can still occasionally intervene.
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The bottom line: At a high-level, it's an example of how new technologies can be partially regulated by market pressure (and threats of democratic government regulation) over time.
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"The mood around AI implementation amongst firms regulated by the Bank of England is strategic but cautious," said Proudman, adding that boards must watch how data is being used.
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Watch the video to hear the song you won't be able to stop to singing, along with a look at the list of policies currently regulated by the government.
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Alajmi, who joined the bank in 2012, will oversee the bank's business regulated by the kingdom's central bank and will help deliver bank services to Saudi clients, it said.
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Crypto Facilities is an exchange and index provider regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in the U.K. In particular, Crypto Facilities lets you trade futures on multiple cryptocurrency pairs.
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For starters, there are lots of boutique "IV clinics" — like the Hangover Club or Revive Me — that offer IV mixtures that aren't regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Brussels is looking at several options, such as forced relocation or an EU role in directly supervising LCH in London where it is regulated by the Bank of England.
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Since then, Carew has relied on his blood flow being regulated by a ventricular assist device which doctors surgically implanted while working on getting healthy enough for a transplant.
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The amount of water it discharges is regulated by law to protect plant and animal life, forcing it to cut output during prolonged hot weather when river temperatures rise.
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"Because dietary supplements are not regulated by the FDA, there are not robust studies done to ensure that they are efficacious or have a reliable safety profile," she said.
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They included both stockbrokers who are overseen by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, or FINRA, as well as investment advisors who are regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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