Government regulates school curriculums, just as it regulates insurance policies.
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The Electoral Commission regulates election finance but not advertising, the Advertising Standards Agency regulates advertising but not politics, and the Information Commissioner's Office regulates personal data.
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Society regulates the female gaze the same way it obsessively regulates women's bodies.
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The Federal Reserve regulates banks and the Federal Communications Commission regulates phone companies.
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The USDA traditionally regulates meat, while the US Food and Drug Administration regulates food safety and additives.
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The Federal Communications Commission regulates communications satellites, and the Department of Commerce regulates commercial remote sensing satellites.
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"Moreover, the FEC's purpose requirement regulates electioneering communication disclosures in precisely the same way BCRA itself regulates express advocacy disclosures," Brown wrote in the decision.
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Many Americans mistakenly assume the FDA regulates meat, but basically the FDA regulates anything that isn't meat — be it poultry, egg products or catfish — that's USDA's job.
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The Food and Drug Administration not only regulates pharmaceuticals and monitors their safety after they get on the market; it also regulates most of the food supply.
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The Obama administration's answer was a unified fuel economy and emissions regimen worked out among the California regulators, the EPA, which regulates emissions, and NHTSA, which regulates fuel economy.
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Internet libel laws are not very strong in the U.S. and the government only has jurisdiction over illegal content (like child pornography), which the FCC regulates, or clickbait scams, which the FTC regulates.
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For example, TSCA regulates the plastics ingredient bisphenol A when it's used as a receipt paper coating, but the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act regulates BPA when it's used in food packaging.
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There's a lot of potential in clothing that regulates heat.
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The answer will determine who regulates the future of cryptocurrency.
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Usually, sweat cools you down and regulates your body temperature.
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"NHTSA only regulates physical products that are sold," Hotz said.
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Governments should reconsider how it regulates energy companies, he added.
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The Department of Treasury, for instance, it regulates money. Right.
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The FDA also regulates food, dietary supplements, tobacco and cosmetics.
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The N.B.A. regulates stuff as much as the Federal Reserve.
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The CFTC, on the other hand, regulates them as commodities.
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Reno settlement, which regulates the government's ability to detain minors.
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The EPA regulates waste now, and sets criteria for landfills.
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The commission regulates fishing near Antarctica, and works by consensus.
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Arkansas, like other states, regulates who can witness an execution.
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It regulates metabolism and has been prescribed to increase energy.
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Beijing strictly regulates research on, and handling of, the virus.
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Unlike many states, Georgia still tightly regulates its electricity sector.
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That suit was later dropped, but Portland regulates Uber closely.
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The EPA regulates waste disposal now, including in coastal locations.
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We urgently need to rethink how our nation regulates drugs.
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The Federal Communications Commission, which regulates broadcasters, isn't a factor.
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When he does take meetings, he regulates their attendees carefully.
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The comptroller directly regulates some of the nation's largest banks.
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The organization regulates waterway issues between the U.S. and Mexico.
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Opioids can affect the part of the brain that regulates breathing.
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The IMDA develops and regulates Singapore's technology, media and telecom sector.
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Right now, the FCC regulates the use of the radio spectrum.
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The Korea Fair Trade Commission regulates monopolies and upholds consumer rights.
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The law also regulates the use of Photoshop in commercial photographs.
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Ohio regulates air guns only in rest areas and roadside parks.
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The commission regulates electric utilities, water companies, railroad safety and securities.
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And the federal government hardly regulates GMOs in any meaningful way.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission regulates the futures and options markets.
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The PHMSA regulates hazardous materials on airliners along with the FAA.
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The CFTC regulates futures and options markets in the United States.
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The U.S. already regulates greenhouse gas pollution from cars and trucks.
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"Surgery literally changes how your body regulates body weight," she said.
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The Fed also regulates banks that manage, trade or own ETFs.
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FERC regulates interstate transmission of electricity, natural gas and crude oil.
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The PRC regulates postal rates to prevent abuses of monopoly power.
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Davis-Bacon [a law that regulates wages on federally funded projects].
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Within state waters and lands, the state regulates industry and commerce.
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The CFPB regulates financial companies such as banks and credit unions.
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They might take a page from how California regulates price transparency.
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The agency regulates drug makers, but it does not regulate doctors.
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Currently the RBI regulates all payments and settlements in the economy.
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And yet here we are in 2017, and we still have this balkanized regulatory system where one agency regulates these people and another agency regulates that product and a bunch of different regulators regulate other things.
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States can now pass legislation that legalizes, regulates and taxes the activity.
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It's similar to how existing legislation regulates loans made by credit unions.
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Kavanaugh was speechless when asked how the government regulates male bodies. Sen.
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On one side, pretty much everyone in the industries the FCC regulates.
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It should ideally result in a fair system that auto-regulates itself.
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This region regulates, among other things, motivation and reward-related social behaviour.
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Gottlieb stepped down from the agency that regulates the drugmaker in April.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission regulates the bulk of the derivatives market.
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Another way the city differs: New York regulates ride hailing more thoroughly.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration regulates contact lenses as medical devices.
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Among other things, cortisol helps control blood sugar levels and regulates metabolism.
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It also suppresses the production of melatonin, the hormone that regulates sleep.
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The state regulates how much it pays hospitals for each medical intervention.
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FDA regulates around 85033 percent of food products on the U.S. market.
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ESMA authorises and regulates ratings agencies in the EU. $1 = 0.8882 euros
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Cortisol is a hormone that regulates things like your metabolism and stress.
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It also regulates the members under the auspices of the UK government.
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That means my state strictly regulates the sales of all hard liquor.
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It can also issue fines against the companies and individuals it regulates.
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It also regulates banks and oversees the plumbing of the financial system.
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Which state bar regulates referral relationships that cross state lines, for instance?
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The Clean Water Act now regulates pollutant discharge into bodies of water.
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The Financial Conduct Authority, which regulates UK financial markets, declined to comment.
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As Federal Reserve chairman, Jerome Powell oversees monetary policy and regulates banks.
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The NTSB can only make recommendations, while the NHTSA regulates U.S. vehicles.
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Every country regulates its media in accordance with its own social norms.
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Numerous states have lowered drug costs by passing legislation that regulates PBMs.
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The STB regulates freight railroads and is a quintessential independent regulatory agency.
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Interest also regulates the flow of capital around the global financial system.
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Next, the team approached the International Maritime Organization, which regulates shipping pollution.
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The principles in this case form part of the same body of law that regulates how federal agencies treat prisoners in their custody, considers approval of new lifesaving drugs, and regulates the rights of unions to bargain collectively.
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So, if there is to be a coherent approach to competition, the Federal Trade Commission, which regulates Google and Facebook, and the F.C.C., which regulates AT&T, must find common ground on the regulation of ad-supported content networks.
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FOXE1, it seems, regulates a large number of genes only in the thyroid.
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But, like a cotton, the material breathes easily and regulates body temperature well.
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It issues building and other permits, performs inspections, and regulates zoning and usage.
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It isn't citizens, or Congress, who decide how our information network regulates itself.
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It's paramount to public safety that TfL regulates and they're not doing that.
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"The commission, not this or any other court, regulates electricity rates," she wrote.
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As Ms McWilliams pointed out, America regulates the entity rather than their activity.
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You'll also receive a boost in serotonin, which regulates mood and positive feelings.
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And the FDA still regulates over-the-counter drugs in many other ways.
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It sets monetary policy for the nation and it regulates the nation's banks.
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The SEC enforces securities laws and regulates U.S. stock, options and bond markets.
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In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration regulates sunscreens as drugs.
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Mice were given a drug which blocks CSF1R, a receptor that regulates microglia.
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Cocaine stimulates the sympathetic nervous system, which regulates our "fight or flight" response.
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Every provision in ObamaCare would continue to apply to the plans it regulates.
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The Golden State currently regulates its greenhouse gas emissions at the state level.
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Wehrum is an attorney for many of the industries that the EPA regulates.
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The CFPB should seize on this unique opportunity to educate as it regulates.
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The law provides more options and regulates procedures such as settlements and liquidation.
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The Federal Communications Commission, which also regulates calls, received around 200,000 complaints annually.
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His or her government regulates the schools and the public health care system.
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The Electoral Commission, which regulates votes in Britain, found no evidence that Leave.
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It regulates the insurance industry, as well as banking and other financial institutions.
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The FMCSA is the federal agency that regulates safety rules for commercial drivers.
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NTSB can only make recommendations, while NHTSA regulates the safety of U.S. vehicles.
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The FDA regulates aspects of e-cigarettes such as labeling, ingredients and marketing.
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Water is essential — it regulates the shape of every cell inside our bodies.
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Businesses, however, have continued to complain that the federal government regulates too much.
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The products and providers that the bureau regulates did not cause the crisis.
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The Texas Public Utility Commission, like agencies in other states, regulates transmission rates.
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Poland has liberalized power prices for companies but still regulates them for households.
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The U.S. government regulates what companies do and how they can do it.
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Hormonal birth control regulates the amount of prostaglandin being produced in your body.
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While some countries have banned the devices outright, the US federal government regulates them.
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Japan, which strictly regulates weapons, boasts one of the world's lowest homicide rates. 5.
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It works by inhibiting an enzyme that regulates muscle function, causing paralysis and suffocation.
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The FDA regulates the nationwide marketing of both medical devices and products like drugs.
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The agency has often been criticized for its coziness with the industries it regulates.
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But the company already regulates political ads, so it won't be starting from scratch.
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This is part of a broader historical pattern in how the US regulates drugs.
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Britain's Financial Conduct Authority, which regulates the UK securities market, had no immediate comment.
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Fictiv regulates information disclosure on a need-to-know basis and deals in NDAs.
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It is not just the British press that self-regulates, but also the public.
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Business Insider, for example, claims that dopamine regulates pleasure, but that's not the case.
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Finally, the researchers also discovered a group of genes that regulates metabolism and growth.
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In 2007 the Bar Council, which regulates the profession, sought opinions on the matter.
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A laboratory test confirmed that it contained sildenafil, a drug that the FDA regulates.
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A spokeswoman for Sherman Financial said Mexico's government regulates Consubanco and limits interest rates.
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This regulates how the testing of drugs, including cancer drugs, operates in this country.
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MIIT, which regulates manufacturers, supports a more flexible credit trading system favoured by automakers.
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The FDA regulates blood collection and manufacturing of blood products in the United States.
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And yet a lot of the cyber law drafted by them regulates content online.
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The Gambling Commission, which regulates British betting firms, is also involved in the initiative.
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The CFTC regulates CDS indices, while the SEC has authority over single-name CDS.
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The rule would apply only to the consumer financial companies that the agency regulates.
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The government regulates all kinds of evils, from murder to child abuse and arson.
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"Not a single state in this country regulates gyms, which is astonishing," he said.
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"Wool is this miracle fibre that regulates temperature and wicks away moisture," Brown said.
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You can also file a formal complaint with the FTC, which regulates internet commerce.
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Such complaints have recently come under scrutiny at the FDA, which regulates drug safety.
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The agreement also regulates how individual city employees are allowed to speak about Ring.
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For instance, thyroid hormone is known to influence serotonin, a neurotransmitter that regulates mood.
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A "healer" on Instagram believes "perineum sunning" boosts energy, regulates hormones, and strengthens organs.
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But the federal law regulates only the second and third steps in uranium mining.
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She compared establishing plaza rules to how the city's parks department regulates its spaces.
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There's a provision that regulates how much it costs to swipe a credit card.
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The California Public Utilities Commission, which regulates PG&E, could play a key role.
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Travis Kavulla, a commissioner of the Montana Public Service Commission that regulates utilities and other services in that state, tweeted: Yes, but: The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is an independent agency that regulates most parts of America's energy infrastructure, including the electricity grid.
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The FCA, the Financial Reporting Council, which regulates auditors, and the Prudential Regulation Authority, the Bank of England arm that regulates banks, will soon announce details of a package to ensure that listed companies take time to prepare appropriate disclosures, the watchdog said.
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The FCA, the Financial Reporting Council, which regulates auditors, and the Prudential Regulation Authority, the Bank of England arm that regulates banks, will soon announce details of a package to ensure that listed companies take time to prepare appropriate disclosures, the watchdog said.
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These sensors record and send temperature data to a control panel, which regulates the boiler.
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This helps your body recover faster, promotes better sleep, reduces inflammation, and regulates cell metabolism.
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The FCC, which regulates radio and television broadcast and cable systems, has suspended most operations.
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The partial shutdown halted operations at the federal agency that regulates alcohol production and distribution.
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These factors delay your body's production of melatonin, the hormone that regulates your internal clock.
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Her husband, a 12-year federal employee, works for an office that regulates toxic substances.
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These questions, in many ways, outstrip the current framework for how America regulates auto safety.
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The FCC regulates the use of RF. Anything that's broadcast over the airwaves, they regulate.
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The Fed does monetary policy, but it also regulates banks and oversees the payments systems.
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But the epidemic has progressed beyond prescription painkillers—which the government regulates—to illicit substances.
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The agency already has to hope that the industry it regulates willingly cops to misconduct.
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The NHTSA regulates these features and has a classification for different levels of car automation.
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Watch: Here are some of the unintended consequences that may arise if Congress regulates tech
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It also regulates the design and marketing of opioids that are already on the market.
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But today, the Fed regulates the entire financial sector, from hedge funds to pawn shops.
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In fact, smut is one of the only forms of speech the government consistently regulates.
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Critics say China regulates mergers as part of its industrial policy to boost economic growth.
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The DEA regulates the total amount of a drug that can be produced each year.
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The plans inspired Foucault, who in "Discipline and Punish" probed the ways panopticism regulates behavior.
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Here's the problem: The SEC, which regulates ETFs and ETPs, is not enamored with cryptocurrencies.
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For example, it regulates commercial port facilities, certain kinds of environmental pollution, and ship safety.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki has spoken about how she regulates her five kids' screen time.
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The Justice Department's own policy strictly regulates which topics can be discussed with an administration.
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The National Association of Scholars recommends changes in the way government funds and regulates science.
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Chicago has strong gun laws and regulates dealers but the state [of Illinois] does not.
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This research may also give scientists a window into how POMC regulates appetite in humans.
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It regulates products and markets, conducts international trade negotiations, and has a nascent diplomatic service.
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The state law that regulates almost one million rent-stabilized apartments expires on June 15.
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It's a source of energy, and a signal that regulates most functions within the plant.
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The F.T.C., which regulates trade, can bring enforcement actions against companies that deceive their customers.
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EPA regulates PM2.5, which refers to particles with a diameter of 2.5 microns or less.
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But the FDA mostly only regulates reactively, as in the case of those scammy products.
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A representative for the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, which regulates broker-dealers, declined to comment.
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The Mongolian government regulates the permits to hunt the argali, granting just 86 this year.
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They don't realize that defamation law regulates every interaction they have with every other person.
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The city's Department of Buildings, which regulates construction, helpfully makes much of its data public.
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He then ran the state Railroad Commission, which largely regulates the oil and gas industries.
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By pumping warm water north and cool water south, the system regulates the planet's climate.
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Borrell said the joint commission that regulates the Iran nuclear deal will meet in February.
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California heavily regulates emerging, autonomous vehicle technologies, while Arizona takes a much more permissive approach.
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In Singapore, the government strictly regulates what technology is available in the country and where.
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The FDA regulates minimum standards for the food we eat and medications brought to market.
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Also known as the Lanham Act, the law regulates trademarks, service marks, and unfair competition.
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The law regulates its cultivation, sets limits on possession and prohibits marketing that would encourage consumption.
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The VCU regulates everything from power output and preset riding modes to ABS and regenerative braking.
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The thyroid regulates your metabolism and the replacement medication takes a while to work itself out.
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The Chief Rabbinate, which regulates marriage, demanded that they undergo a full conversion process to Judaism.
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It also called for a dramatic overhaul in how the federal government regulates these ubiquitous chemicals.
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Pai's FCC regulates telecoms, not content, so there's not much he can do about this personally.
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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates herbal teas the way they do supplements (i.e.
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The government regulates gas production at Troll to maintain the pressure needed to pump out oil.
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New York's Department of Financial Services regulates banks and insurers that do business in the state.
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The New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) regulates banking, insurance and other financial institutions.
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The government body that regulates the broader investment community is the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The Financial Services Commission regulates the insurance sector and pension plans among other financial services providers.
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If the FDA regulates nicotine levels in cigarettes, the firm believes smoking will decline to zero.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which regulates tobacco products, must perform a tricky balancing act.
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Traditionally, the EPA, which regulates clean air and water, does not promote the U.S. energy industry.
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It regulates the periods of 28% of women, and helps 14% of women control their acne.
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Maybe about 20 percent of the genome regulates when and where those coding regions are expressed.
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They are distinct from the organ and tissue transplant industry, which the U.S. government closely regulates.
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China strictly regulates mobile phones and all three major telecom service providers are state-owned companies.
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The bill regulates how proceeds from the blockbuster "transfer of rights" oil auction scheduled for Nov.
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So she turned to the Environmental Protection Agency, the federal government agency that regulates drinking water.
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Half of HSBC's business already sits in a subsidiary in Hong Kong that the HKMA regulates.
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Unlike a pacemaker, which regulates the rhythm of the heart, the OSS strengthens the muscle contractions.
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It also affects EPO, a hormone secreted from the kidneys that regulates red blood cell production.
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The PUC regulates transportation providers, including taxis that compete with Uber and rivals such as Lyft.
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Vullo's department regulates state-licensed financial institutions and insurers, including foreign bank branches in New York.
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Officials in the government's Tea Directorate, which regulates the industry, were not immediately available for comment.
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Consider the Federal Trade Commission, which is the primary agency that regulates internet companies these days.
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For example, the Federal Reserve regulates financial market utilities designated by the Financial Stability Oversight Council.
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It regulates and distributes heat well with its stainless-steel interior, aluminum core, and copper exterior.
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Every existing regulator, then and now, can only legally collect data from those institutions it regulates.
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His schedule is dominated by meetings and speaking engagements with representatives of the industries he regulates.
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Another commercial obstacle for Crystal, Admiral Sullivan said, was the Jones Act, which regulates maritime activities.
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The Federal Drug Administration (FDA) regulates the sale of these products and monitors companies' marketing practices.
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The drug, LJPC-501, is La Jolla's formulation of a natural peptide that regulates blood pressure.
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Technology innovates and disrupts, while public policy regulates and controls — at least according to conventional wisdom.
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"Testosterone has a role in kissing because it regulates the sex drive," Dr. De Sousa explains.
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The traffic safety agency regulates motor vehicle safety and investigates for defects that pose safety risks.
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Singapore heavily regulates the number of physicians, and it has some control over salaries as well.
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He said he felt that most of the irate herbalists misunderstood what a trademark actually regulates.
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The emphasis is shifting as the Trump administration rethinks how the government regulates the private sector.
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Republicans have been far more antagonistic to the bureau than many of the lenders it regulates.
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Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) released a proposal to overhaul the way the US government regulates privacy.
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California — one of the country's largest states for firearms sales — heavily regulates two items in particular: .
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Both caloric restriction and exercise appear to dampen mTOR, a signalling pathway that regulates cellular metabolism.
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It regulates the temperature of the battery case by working like a well-insulated ice chest.
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The city also regulates cooling towers, and the store's cooling system might fall under these regulations.
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Coal communities are going to continue hurting, whether or not the Environmental Protection Agency regulates anything.
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The Turkish government regulates the cost of drugs, leaving no room for suppliers to raise prices.
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The United States regulates cars by model years, and also approves various versions of each model.
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And some who disagree with it make the compelling case that the banning ruling over-regulates.
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Multiple banking regulators, a stock market regulator that only regulates the stocks and the options, and a different regulator that regulates options on futures and futures contracts and has recently been put in charge of certain aspects of swap which did us so much damage in 2008.
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But these are the inevitable consequence of writing a complex bill that re-regulates America's largest industry.
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Check to see if your home state regulates prescriptions, then contact your representatives and share your thoughts.
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The best way to see how your state regulates short-term health insurance is to search Healthinsurance.
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A second example he cites is Bruton's tyrosine kinase, which regulates various malignancies of white blood cells.
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He also is accused of accepting bribes while working on a 2010 law that regulates mining concessions.
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The Labor Department, which regulates retirement plan advice, withdrew its initial proposal in 2011 after widespread criticism.
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For example, in North Carolina a board of dentistry, mainly elected by dentists themselves, regulates the profession.
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This area regulates the amount of sleep- and wakefulness-modulating hormones (such as melatonin) your brain releases.
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Take France, which regulates religious apparel, and religion generally, in a stricter way than any other democracy.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which regulates medical devices, provided a list of the affected devices.
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The FDA regulates faulty drugs and these EpiPens have been around for years and are trouble free.
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The California Department Motor Vehicles is the government body that regulates autonomous vehicle testing on public roads.
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The FCC mandate is to promote the public interest, not the interests of the industry it regulates.
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Today, a state-level agency regulates ride-hail businesses in California, leaving municipal officials with little authority.
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Unfortunately, until local governments catch-up in providing legislation that protects drivers & fairly regulates ride-sharing apps.
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The FCC regulates the networks these companies use to reach consumers, but not the online platforms themselves.
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Part of the problem is that no single agency or entity regulates the security of the internet.
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Lawmakers have described the FRC as timid and too cosy with the big accounting firms it regulates.
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Amber Timility, who was 8 when she was diagnosed, now self-regulates her medication just like March.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulates telecom and is taking a number of steps to regulate broadband.
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There is currently no law in North Carolina that regulates the public release of body camera video.
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The company unleashed a battalion of lobbyists and hired top officials from the agency that regulates it.
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What they do, according to O*NET: Control chemical processes or operate machinery that regulates chemical reactions.
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And the Japanese government tightly regulates wagyu production to protect the value and quality of the meat.
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Schrems originally filed his latest case with the Irish Data Protection Commissioner, which regulates Facebook in Europe.
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I mean the FCC still exists, but the extent of things that it regulates is vastly curtailed.
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The department, which regulates retirement plan advice, withdrew the initial proposal in 2011 after wide industry criticism.
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Santa Clara County, Berkeley, Davis, and Palo Alto have also passed legislation that regulates surveillance technology already.
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It also interferes with the body's ability to make a hormone called asprosin, which regulates blood sugar.
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So sacred is the classic baguette that French law strictly codifies it, protects it and regulates it.
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The city Taxi and Limousine Commission, which regulates yellow cabs, declined to comment on the Council's plan.
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The subpoena from the state agency that regulates insurance, which is part of the administration of Gov.
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It also reduces activity in the amygdala, which regulates fear and is overactive in people with PTSD.
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It's working tirelessly to support, not devalue, its currency and closely regulates Chinese investment outside the country.
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Meanwhile, lifesaving opioid treatments that the D.E.A. closely regulates, like methadone, have remained extremely difficult to obtain.
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The Federal Trade Commission, the government agency that regulates advertising, has guidelines for disclosing social media ads.
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White set forth five initiatives in late 85033 to overhaul the way the SEC regulates the industry.
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Beyond its intelligence function, the FSB also regulates the importation of software and hardware that contains cryptography.
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Regulatory oversight of PSBC is conducted by the same department within the CBRC that regulates policy institutions.
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The FDA issues weekly enforcement reports on drugs, medical devices and other products whose safety it regulates.
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But under President Trump, the agency has shifted course and been friendlier to the businesses it regulates.
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Nebraska: N/ANevada: Amendments 362, 640, and 746 officially define drones as aircraft, which regulates drone operations.
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That still may constitute a payment in the eyes of the Federal Trade Commission, which regulates advertising.
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The Tristar (or U2 chip) regulates the amount of power that your phone's logic board can receive.
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He also told Zuckerberg that whether or not Congress ultimately regulates Facebook will be up to him.
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Wildlife activists welcomed the move to list nine species of giraffes on CITES Appendix II that regulates trade.
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The federal government, which owns 47 percent of all land in the West, regulates grazing on public lands.
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The ministry said it planned to revisit its decision after seeing how the U.S. FDA regulates the product.
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They concluded that the microbiota regulates how effectively the liver can detoxify over the course of the day.
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The government regulates the sugar industry in Indonesia, and sets a floor for sugar prices to encourage output.
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Bell's actions are just the latest indication that something is going wrong with how Canada regulates the internet.
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Crucially, however, all are outside the EU's customs union, an agreement which regulates tariffs charged to third countries.
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The Gambling Commission regulates binary-options providers whose "gambling equipment"—in this case, computers—is in the country.
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Facebook's European subsidiary is headquartered in Ireland, so the Irish DPC is the data watchdog that regulates Facebook.
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Then we have the reverse because we have what's called Ofcom in the UK, which regulates broadcast media.
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London law firms have to report serious misconduct to the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), which regulates the profession.
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Government regulates marijuana sales The Canadian government would create a system to regulate marijuana production, distribution and sale.
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The FDA's strong suggestion mirrors that of the USDA, which regulates mainly animal products like meat and eggs.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Agency didn't respond to questions about whether or how OSHA regulates such seminars.
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The Capital Markets Authority, which regulates the stock market, declined to comment when contacted by Reuters on Monday.
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He's just taking a step back, and pointing out that the way NFL regulates violence is a farce.
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Had Hogg not quit, the central bank could less legitimately demand tough standards from the banks it regulates.
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The agency, which regulates derivatives and commodities, then had to push back the compliance date for a month.
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When in doubt, check with The Mystery Shopping Providers Association (MSPA), an organization that regulates secret shopping companies.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China, which regulates the internet, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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This is how the FCC regulates broadcast stations, and Facebook is clearly acting like one in this case.
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A top House Republican is preparing to unveil his plan to overhaul how the government regulates Wall Street.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce wants to place more checks on how the Federal Reserve regulates Wall Street.
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It regulates sugar by producing insulin, which reduces blood sugar levels, and glucagon, which increases blood sugar levels.
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The name 702(j) plan comes from Section 7702 of the Internal Revenue Code, which regulates life insurance.
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Because the Federal Communications Commission regulates the video market, DirecTV's competitors have another option for maintaining their profits.
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The grounding of the plane has increased scrutiny around the FAA's oversight of companies it regulates, Dickson said.
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The endocannabinoid system, or the body's endogenous network of cannabinoid receptors, regulates, among other functions, appetite and metabolism.
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While this is underway, Congress must investigate the coziness that exists between the F.A.A. and those it regulates.
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But there is no single agency that regulates or monitors all of them, or even sets safety rules.
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The reason for the settlement, the government said, were changes in how the State Department regulates weapons exports.
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They also had suppressed levels of melatonin, the hormone that regulates sleep, and delayed time to melatonin secretion.
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Alas, that tonal shift regulates much of Locke & Key's original unhinged diabolical entertainment, and not for the better.
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The Charity Commission, which regulates most other non-profit bodies, will gain a share of responsibility for cathedrals.
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Currently, the Federal Trade Commission broadly regulates privacy and employs only a few dozen people dedicated to violations.
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In fact, both the government and market forces regulate goods and services, but one of them regulates better.
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"The First Amendment only regulates the government," explained Rebecca Tushnet, a professor of First Amendment law at Harvard.
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The Federal Aviation Administration, which regulates commercial space launches, accepted SpaceX's report on the explosion's causes on Jan.
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The FDA regulates medical devices, tobacco, alcohol, veterinary products, vaccines, blood, microwave ovens, nail polish and much more.
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The New York City gun law regulates where licensed handgun owners can take a locked and unloaded handgun.
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Amazon also has said it supports calls for legislation that regulates how facial-recognition technology can be used.
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The system that regulates OTC medicines – the medicines that hundreds of millions of Americans use – deserves the same.
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The FDA regulates medical devices, tobacco, alcohol, veterinary products, vaccines, blood, microwave ovens, nail polish and much more.
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The National Emergencies Act, enacted during the post-Watergate reform era, regulates how presidents may invoke such powers.
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But the trade commission, which regulates advertising, and the drug agency can enforce rules against fraudulent health claims.
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The provincial office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, which regulates businesses, took the accusations seriously.
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The agency said it does not regulate animals as drugs, but regulates intentional alterations to genomes in animals.
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The robocalling epidemic has caught the attention of the Federal Communications Commission, which regulates the telecoms and internet industries.
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Insulin regulates the levels of sugar in the blood, setting off a complex chemical cascade known as insulin signaling.
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Transport Canada, the Canadian government agency that regulates travel in the country, has confirmed an investigation is taking place.
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I'm sure this wasn't an outcome that they would have wanted, but normally, government regulates when there are threats.
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"Instead of banning abortion, S.B. 2116 regulates the time period during which abortions may be performed," the filing adds.
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Any executive order President Obama signs that regulates firearms transactions will merely regulate the freedom of law abiding citizens.
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TRUMP: 'I'll CALL NEBRASKA' The Nebraska utilities commission faces tremendous political pressure from well beyond the state it regulates.
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The EPA regulates this pollutant because it has been associated with heart and lung diseases, and a shorter life.
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The New York City law at issue regulates where licensed handgun owners can take a locked and unloaded handgun.
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Whether you're on birth control, which regulates your period symptoms, or not, things are going haywire inside your body.
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Technically, there's no credentialing association that regulates who can use the title "body language expert," which can cause issues.
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China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, which regulates electric cars, did not respond to faxed requests for comment.
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The FCC regulates critical and fascinating technology that most Americans interact with nearly every single day, often quite extensively.
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It was formed in 22017 and regulates the international trade in over 663,266 wild species of plants and animals.
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The group regulates the unicode characters so they can be recognized across different devices and platforms across the industry.
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The Ontario Securities Commission, which regulates publicly-listed companies in the province, declined to comment on the Manulife case.
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This part of the frontal lobe regulates certain aspects of complex language, such as grammar and motor speech control.
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Since then, aviation, through the United Nations agency that regulates it, developed a plan to lessen its climate impact.
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The OCC, which regulates national banks, says it has statutory authority to regulate a broad range of non-banks.
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CNIL, which regulates data privacy, gave the company three months to do so before it would consider punitive measures.
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The city, which is a special administrative region of China, has a Chinese Medicine Council that regulates the industry.
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The FAA, which regulates U.S. airspace including drones, is expected to finalize rules for commercial drones sometime this year.
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Much also depends on how Iran regulates the new traffic as the government negotiates new bilateral air traffic accords.
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The Montreal treaty doesn't just ban CFCs; it also strictly regulates the CFC replacements that contribute to climate change.
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Obama thinks the government regulates too little in some spheres (air pollution, for example) but too much in others.
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WaterMinder, by contrast, performs a function more traditionally fulfilled by the human brain—specifically, the hypothalamus, which regulates thirst.
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The Ministry of Culture and Tourism, which regulates the video games industry, did not respond to requests for comment.
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Though OPEC only regulates oil production, spikes in the LNG industry impact the crude market and can undercut prices.
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FERC is an independent federal agency that regulates electricity and natural gas transmission and wholesale retail across state lines.
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Florida's electric utilities have sponsored a measure that could affect how the state regulates private use of solar energy.
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"The bureau almost regulates through enforcement," said Craig Nazzaro, a lawyer in Atlanta who represents creditors and debt buyers.
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The Food and Drug Administration, which regulates the food industry, was in charge of finalizing and implementing menu labeling.
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The State Athletic Commission, which already regulates pro boxing, is carrying out the decision by the Legislature and Gov.
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Admetsys has currently done three successful clinical trials for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration which regulates medical technologies.
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The Internal Revenue Service treats virtual currency as property, and the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network regulates it as currency.
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Nevertheless, Abrams said the public can't be reassured completely until the US Food and Drug Administration regulates vaping products.
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In other news, the embattled cannabis producer CannTrust had its growing license suspended by Health Canada, which regulates cannabis.
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The agency regulates colleges that contract with banks or financial companies to distribute federal financial aid payments to students.
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That means that the very system that regulates what people do every day on Wall Street remains the same.
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Government regulates safety and security in other industries, and similar standards may at some point be necessary for software.
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FERC is an independent government agency that regulates interstate transport of oil and natural gas and electric power transmission.
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The Fed, which regulates the banking and financial services sector, expects to outline the new capital plan next year.
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Products that contain asbestos are not completely banned in the US, though the Environmental Protection Agency regulates their use.
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The Food and Drug Administration strictly regulates nutritional standards for infant formula, leaving little room for variation among manufacturers.
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According to the calendar, Pruitt met with representatives of the industries EPA regulates at least 105 times from Feb.
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The European Central Bank sets monetary policy and regulates banks for the 19 member states that use the euro.
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However, the city does not regulate light pollution in our apartments the way it regulates other nuisances, like noise.
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In Britain, for example, the main piece of legislation that regulates how workers are treated was passed in 1996.
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International real estate The largest of the Channel Islands tightly regulates its housing market, keeping demand and prices elevated.
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Some 2,500 children have been adopted overseas since 2015, according to the Central Adoption Resource Authority, which regulates adoptions.
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This technique regulates the heartbeat, synchronizes the breathing and should be done, we were told, for hours each day.
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The Trump administration's regulatory policy can generally be summarized as marching to the orders of the businesses it regulates.
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The Trump administration's regulatory policy can generally be summarized as marching to the orders of the businesses it regulates.
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The duo replaced the controller, which regulates the charge to the batteries that distribute solar power to the station.
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The Clean Water Act regulates what's referred to as "point source" pollution, which comes directly from an identifiable polluter.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates vaccines and evaluates every single vaccine prior to approving them for sale.
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Spain regulates income from the transport and distribution of gas and electricity by fixing the companies' rate of return.
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Hormonal birth control regulates hormones in a way that reduces androgen production, thereby reducing sebum production, and hopefully, acne.
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Moreover, the government neglected to utilize the expertise of USDA, which regulates agents to control pests that affect animals.
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The Darwin system also regulates lighting, along with air and water quality, and "sleep environment," which just sounds ominous.
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The New York City gun law regulates where licensed hand gun owners can take a locked and unloaded handgun.
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The Electoral Commission, which regulates political finance in Britain, said in April it was investigating campaign spending by Leave.
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A "healer" called Metaphysical Meagan on Instagram claimed "perineum sunning" boosts energy, regulates hormones, and strengthens organs in November.
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As INSIDER's Hilary Brueck noted in an article from March 2019, the FDA barely regulates the US cosmetics market.
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"If we regulated guns the way that England regulates guns, we would certainly have a much lower homicide rate."
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" The Balance, a personal finance website, outlines why the former is necessary: it "oversees Wall Street; stops banks from gambling with depositors' money; regulates risky derivatives; brings hedge fund trades into the light; oversees credit rating agencies; regulates credit cards, loans, and mortgages; increase supervision of insurance companies; and reforms the Federal Reserve.
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The Commerce Department regulates trade practices, so it wouldn't be surprising to see more penalties levied against Chinese steel imports.
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Orban's government took control of schools from local authorities three years ago and a central body now regulates the system.
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While everyone's situation is different, I started off with Clomid — a drug that regulates ovulation — and then did the IUIs.
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This gene tells melanocytes to produce its namesake protein, which in turn regulates melanocyte functions like the production of melanin.
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In response to those situations, the "stress hormone" cortisol regulates many of your bodily processes to keep things in check.
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The Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority, which regulates Co-operative Bank, said it welcomed the measures announced on Monday.
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A spokesperson for the FTC, which regulates advertising, said that the agency doesn't comment on business practices by specific companies.
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The Federal Communications Commission, which regulates interstate communications, has authorized the company to bring 30 balloons to the remote areas.
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Today, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates tampons as medical devices and manufacturers have to meet strict safety standards.
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A spokesperson for the Civil Aviation Authority, which regulates U.K. airspace, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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The law also regulates how much landlords can increase rent between tenants, and bans rent control on single-family homes.
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It would also likely entail tightening a cap in the EU's Emission Trading System (ETS), which regulates emissions from industry.
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In the U.S., the FDA regulates all locally sourced blowfish through the Seafood Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points regulation.
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The Ministry of Culture, which regulates the activities of foreign artists in China, did not respond to calls for comment.
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"Fiber regulates your entire system," says Niket Sonpal, New York-based gastroenterologist and professor of clinical medicine at Touro College.
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Officials with the Arkansas Department of Human Services, which regulates day care centers in the state, are investigating, police said.
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Jerry Brown signed legislation in September that for the first time regulates heat-trapping gases from livestock operations and landfills.
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The EU budget is organized in a seven-year timeframe that regulates its annual spending – called the Multiannual Financial Framework.
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FERC is an independent arm of the Department of Energy that regulates the interstate transmission of electricity, oil and gas.
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Clearly the warnings issued by the CSA [the body which regulates TV and radio in France] have been largely heeded.
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First, a new schedule throws the body's "circadian clock"—the inbuilt mechanism that regulates waking and sleeping—out of alignment.
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The 14-nation producer group regulates global oil supply by setting output limits for each member during times of oversupply.
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It is extensively proven, and widely accepted, that air pollution can harm humans, which is why the government regulates it.
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What the Zubik plaintiffs really want is "a right to control how the government regulates insurance companies", Mr Laycock writes.
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The Fed typically has been tight lipped about the institutions it regulates and rarely comments beyond pre-scheduled regulatory events.
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The Federal Trade Commission, which regulates and enforces antitrust laws, had sought more information from the companies about the deal.
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The Public Service Commission was established in 1913 and regulates power, gas and telecommunication companies in the District of Columbia.
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However, research from the University of Copenhagen suggests it's partially a matter of how well your brain regulates serotonin levels.
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Brazil's main economic problem is that the state spends lavishly but unwisely, and taxes and regulates with a heavy hand.
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Orban's government took control of schools from local authorities three years ago, and a central body now regulates the system.
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It's no coincidence that the when the government regulates these mom-and-pop shops less—they are empowered to succeed.
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She is the first female head of the institution, which sets the country's monetary policy and regulates its major banks.
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Do they prefer socialism, in which the government more actively regulates and intervenes in the economy and restricts individual choice?
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Republicans on the committee said Gottlieb's background would provide him with valuable insight into the industry that the FDA regulates.
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Products that contain asbestos are not completely banned in the US today, though the Environmental Protection Agency regulates their use.
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No central agency regulates the manufacture or sale of the tests, and no comprehensive records are kept about their use.
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Instead, the process for approval was routed through the F.A.A., which regulates commercial rocket launches and payloads headed to space.
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The EPA regulates air quality because air, like pharmaceuticals, is a national product that easily crosses state and country borders.
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Thorburn's three-year term on the committee, which regulates banks and other financial institutions, was due to expire in August.
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Much of Wall Street regulates itself through self-regulatory organizations overseen by the continually underfunded Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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The council regulates the 300-year-old insurance market, while the board is responsible for its day-to-day management.
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Similarly, any agency that regulates this industry needs to respect consumers' own choices, rather than substituting its preferences for theirs.
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In 2010 Congress tasked the Securities and Exchange Commission, which regulates investment products, with studying this issue and writing rules.
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The natural candidate would be the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which regulates communications by radio, television, wire, satellite and cable.
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The commission regulates the Texas oil industry, which pumps over 3 million barrels per day, more than some OPEC members.
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The Washington-based group cited San Francisco, which regulates hours of operation of massage businesses, as taking a positive step.
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In the United States, the regulations from the Federal Aviation Administration, which regulates and certifies aircraft, are set in law.
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Produced by a brain region that regulates your circadian rhythm—the body's internal clock—vasopressin also stimulates those thirst neurons.
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In March, the Solicitors Regulation Authority, which regulates law firms, issued a warning notice about the improper use of NDAs.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is asking the firms its regulates to submit complaints about the agency's core actions.
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Moreover, insurers say that the government would have an unfair advantage if it both regulates and competes with private plans.
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Sotomayor, 63, has Type 1 diabetes, a disease that attacks the body's means of producing insulin, which regulates blood sugar.
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Creating a bitcoin futures contract legitimizes and regulates the trading activity, but it does not legitimize bitcoin as a currency.
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In my view, the Fed should now focus on a vigilant oversight of the banking system it supervises and regulates.
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The characters talk about their relationship with the dead, but also their relationship with the mine, which regulates everybody's life.
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At that time, he had investments in 20 health care companies that the agency regulates, all of which he sold.
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"Our state law narrowly regulates against state and local government involvement in discriminatory commercial activity," added Mr. King, a Republican.
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Sweden's Financial Supervisory Authority, which regulates Swedbank, said Swedish banks' activities in the Baltics were mainly directed toward domestic customers.
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The commission, which typically regulates telecom companies, has historically seen edge providers like Facebook and YouTube as outside its purview.
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An insulated removable soft wall regulates living area temperature and separates the living space from the passenger and driver seats.
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He told the Times that the study's findings will have an impact on how the agency regulates e-cigarette use.
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No one, it turned out, regulates the sexual and romantic lives of young people as effectively as young people themselves.
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Last year's law represented a "monumental shift" in how New York regulates housing that is still being understood, Murphy said.
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An added bonus of this measure is that it regulates consumer financial protection abuses by making predatory lending practices uncompetitive.
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The Clean Power Plan regulates carbon emissions from power plants, most of which are fueled by natural gas or coal.
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The department regulates financial institutions and insurers, and it can impose significant fines or other penalties if it finds impropriety.
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Saungkha had been arrested under a controversial telecommunications law that regulates online speech, and which critics argue violates human rights.
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The landmark act, which regulates how to collect and store data, could set a precedent for the rest of America.
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Across the border in Canada, the same drug costs just $30,000 because, unlike the United States, Canada regulates drug prices.
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Coglianese said the Trump administration will likely argue that any rule that regulates vehicle emissions is essentially regulating fuel economy.
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He'll lead a 15,000 person, $5 billion agency that approves drugs, vaccines, medical devices and regulates tobacco, cosmetics and food.
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SB 183 regulates drone use for agricultural commercial operations, while SB 324.40112 clarifies that some drone surveillance constitutes criminal trespass.
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The Reality: Sweating is a normal and necessary function that regulates your body temperature; without it, your friend could overheat.
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Sweating is a bodily function that regulates temperature when you're hot, not a means of excreting waste or removing toxins.
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Politicians rarely talk about the Federal Reserve even though it's the main agency that regulates the pace of job creation.
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The Guernsey Financial Services Commission, which regulates the island's bourse, said it was not directly involved in the listings decisions.
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"Studies suggest that some components of brain chemistry, in particular certain neurotransmitters, are important in both mental health and in how the body regulates its internal temperature," Burke said "That to us suggests at least there's a plausible biological linkage between temperature, thermal regulation and how the brain regulates its own emotion," he said.
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City councils in Toronto and Montreal have asked the federal government, which regulates firearms, to ban all handguns and assault rifles.
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Details: MIIT regulates a range of tech-related industries as well as the auto sector, often with a nurturing, protectionist hand.
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For instance, he said, the law that regulates the protected part of Grand-Staircase specified there should be no paved roads.
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This UN agreement regulates the use of a number of types of weapons including land mines, fire bombs, and chemical weapons.
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" The Federal Communications Commission, he notes, monitors and regulates broadcast media, so, "there is a precedent that any regulation could follow.
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But it also highlights the fact that electric vehicles like Teslas typically come with a system that regulates internal car temperatures.
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The Financial Reporting Council (FRC), which regulates auditors and oversees corporate reporting, also came under fire for its "feebleness and timidity".
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Shipping accounts for 2.2% of world carbon dioxide emissions, according to the IMO, a U.N. agency that regulates pollution from ships.
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In the US, the government regulates the airwaves, licensing certain frequency bands to private companies and reserving sections for public use.
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Novichok does this by blocking an enzyme called acetylcholinesterase, which regulates messages down nerves and at junctions between nerves and muscles.
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The agency also regulates coal mining, and its Bureau of Indian Affairs oversees lands held in trust for Native American tribes.
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The Federal Trade Commission regulates the industry and requires that people disclose any sponsorships on social platforms like Twitch and YouTube.
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On Thursday, Federal Reserve Governor Jerome "Jay" Powell said the Fed will be making changes in the way it regulates banks.
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For instance, as a large supplier of nonstick coatings that come into contact with food, the FDA heavily regulates my industry.
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A spokesman said EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is considering replacing the scientists with representatives of industries whose pollution the agency regulates.
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This isn't the first time that Kind has filed a petition for the agency to reconsider how it regulates food labeling.
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The FCC regulates who can use which ranges, or bands, of frequencies to prevent users from interfering with each other's signals.
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The conflict may lead to a hearing before the Texas Railroad Commission, which regulates oil and gas activities in the state.
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Giancarlo said the CFTC will not allow the firms it regulates to comply with conflicting and overly burdensome regulation from abroad.
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The Federal Trade Commission, which regulates and enforces antitrust laws, had also sought more information from the companies about the deal.
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It also continues to be a driver of aggression and sexual arousal in adulthood and regulates mood and sexuality in women.
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Financial markets are a product of human psychology, and socionomic theory proposes that the mood of the herd regulates their fluctuations.
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We have urged the CFPB to go farther, and ban the use of binding arbitration clauses by the companies it regulates.
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Melatonin regulates the circadian rhythm of a wide range of organisms; the molecule is found in bacteria, insects, jellyfish, and plants.
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Obesity in humans is associated with resistance to insulin, a hormone that regulates glucose in the blood, and Type 2 diabetes.
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It could also have long-term effects on how the ocean, which absorbs carbon dioxide and heat, regulates the world's climate.
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Each state has some kind of energy agency in addition to a Public Utility Commission (PUCs) that regulates the power industry.
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The F.D.A. regulates drug makers but not practitioners, who enjoy a wide latitude in prescribing that pharmaceutical companies can easily exploit.
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"The long history of currency tells us that what the private sector innovates, the state eventually regulates and appropriates," he said.
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Ordinarily, brokers could take their claims to arbitration through the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, or Finra, which regulates the brokerage industry.
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), which regulates interstate gas pipelines, is set to release its environmental assessment later this month.
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It now more rigorously regulates verbal orders for medication — the type Hiatt got — which leaves less room for misinterpretation and confusion.
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Eleven dynamic positioning drilling rigs have been moved out of the path of the storm, said BSEE, which regulates offshore production.
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It exfoliates, can get rid of dark spots, can help get rid of acne, regulates sebum, and imparts a general glowiness.
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Alternatively they may develop into something that regulates and controls "privately created" money by firms looking to dominate global payment markets.
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It was in the amygdala, the part of the brain that regulates emotions like fear and anxiety, and the temporal lobe.
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While there is no central agency that regulates gold dealers, many are affiliated with professional organizations that offer membership directories online.
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"The reality is that our drug regulatory system is really a commercial system; it regulates the business of pharmaceuticals," Grossman said.
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The Food and Drug Administration regulates menstrual hygiene products as medical devices, a category that also includes dental floss and condoms.
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The U.S. government already regulates a number of addictive substances, and plans are afoot to monitor social-media companies more aggressively.
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This half-zip shirt regulates your body temperature in shifting conditions with lightweight fabric for that "tech mogul in training" look.
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Studies show that when we deceive another person, the part of the brain that regulates emotion, called the amygdala, lights up.
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Your body naturally produces higher amounts of the stress hormone cortisol, which regulates energy, between eight and nine in the morning.
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A public consultation on MREL from the Bank of England, which regulates British lenders, showed this was the case, Koenig said.
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The FDA is a sprawling agency that regulates a broad range of products, including food, drugs, cosmetics, medical devices and tobacco.
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Bailey, 60, is the chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which regulates the financial services industry in the country.
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Take, for example, the Clean Air Act (CAA) under which the EPA regulates the emission of CO85033 and other greenhouse gases.
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It regulates emotions like fear, hunger, anger and anxiety and is made up of the thalamus, the hippocampus and the amygdala.
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The FCC regulates the industry to make sure the devices don't amplify signals so much that they interfere with cell towers.
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The security ministry and the Cyberspace Administration of China, which regulates the internet, did not respond to faxed requests for comment.
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The European Medicines Agency, which regulates pharmaceuticals, is in the final stages of closing its London headquarters and moving to Amsterdam.
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While the FDA regulates medical use of exoskeletons, there are no safety or regulatory standards when it comes to other applications.
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Depression is usually described as a malfunction of brain chemistry that regulates mood and pleasure, especially the neurotransmitters serotonin and norepinephrine.
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She would also appoint the commissioners and chair of the Federal Communications Commission, which regulates the radio, television, and phone industries.
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But these consequences are very rare, and usually not achieved, because our body regulates and really does not want to be overfed.
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An investigation by Britain's General Medical Council, which regulates doctors, found Wakefield guilty of professional misconduct in 2010 and revoked his license.
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Zapparoli also said that the company will take into consideration the controversial Wassenaar international arrangement, which regulates so-called "dual-use" technologies.
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Leptin is one of the key hormones that regulates hunger in the body and tells the body when it's full after eating.
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That means negotiations on a UK-EU trade deal could be fraught when it comes to agreeing who supervises and regulates business.
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A spokeswoman for the Texas Railroad Commission, which regulates the energy industry in the state, could not immediately be reached for comment.
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They wrote separately to say the decision violated a federal law, the Administrative Procedure Act that regulates how agencies establish their rules.
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The 2019 prize laureates, the committee said, identified molecular machinery that regulates the activity of genes in response to varying oxygen levels.
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A functioning Libya patrols, controls and regulates its own borders, most importantly those in the south through which sub-Saharan migrants flow.
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It powers the suit, holds oxygen, removes toxic gases, odor and moisture from the suit, regulates temperature, monitors performance and issues warnings.
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New York's financial regulator has authority to fine entities that it regulates and revoke their licenses to do business in New York.
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Both Prozac — a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) — and MDMA affect the same brain chemical: serotonin, which regulates mood, learning, and memory.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China, or CAC, which regulates the internet in China, did not immediately reply to a request for comment.
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The committee also voted to advance the nomination of Joseph Otting as comptroller of the currency, a position which regulates national banks.
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The line between "food" and "medicine" has always been blurry, and, traditionally, the US Food and Drug Administration only regulates the latter.
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Currently, the Bank of Israel regulates banks while the Capital Markets, Insurance and Savings Commissioner - part of the Finance Ministry - supervises institutions.
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Why it matters: The FDA regulates about 25 cents of every dollar spent in the U.S., between food, cosmetics and prescription drugs.
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Judge Hill ruled that all of North Dakota's state-law claims were preempted because the Food and Drug Administration regulates Purdue's labeling.
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Before joining the FCC, she sat on the South Carolina Public Service Commission, which regulates utility and transportation companies in the state.
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The Fair Trade Commission, which regulates competition, has approved 15 regional bank mergers in the past decade and the pace is accelerating.
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The winner was decided by a rare auction process orchestrated by the Takeover Panel, which regulates mergers and acquisition activity in Britain.
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That power controller is also integral to systems like Qualcomm's quick charging, which regulates voltage in tiny increments to charge more efficiently.
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In contrast, no treaty regulates the Tigris and Euphrates rivers where dam construction in Turkey has reduced flow in Iraq and Syria.
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But he could, for instance, begin the multi-year process of rewriting the Clean Power Plan, which regulates CO2 from power plants.
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For people with healthy skin, tracking their pH levels could make them obsessive about something the body naturally regulates on its own.
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She suspended the rule that had threatened Pro Way, pledging to reevaluate — and eventually loosen — how the government regulates for-profit colleges.
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It conducts background checks, requires that growers put up fencing and security cameras and regulates the distance between their fields and schools.
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It regulates foreign firms unfairly, blocks imports through dishonest health and safety rules, and creates China-specific standards to prevent market entry.
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We don't think Congress will repeal PE registration, but we do believe Clayton's SEC may change the way it regulates PE firms.
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Currently no regulatory agency has jurisdiction to fully regulate online platforms the way, for example, the FCC regulates the phone industry. Sen.
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Lupron cuts off a woman's estrogen, eliminating a key hormone called estradiol that regulates the energy centers of the cell, the mitochondria.
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"Also, Singapore strictly regulates private transport, resulting in high costs, so private alternatives are not going to be as attractive," he said.
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Mohammed El-Kuwaiz, vice chairman of the Capital Market Authority, regulates the exchange and envisions a day when foreign companies can list.
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In March he signed an executive order to review the Clean Power Plan, an Obama-era legislation that regulates greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a federal agency that regulates consumer lending, has been looking at payday lending for a long time.
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They fight over and over again to challenge nearly any law in court that regulates their activities in ways they don't like.
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And although every state in the union, except Hawaii and Utah, regulates some form of legal gambling, Nevada still dominates the industry.
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Because SEBI only regulates public companies, however, it couldn't pursue a case against the privately held Lodha Group, the source told us.
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Canada joins the European Union (EU) in dragging a mounting trade dispute with the U.S. to the WTO, which regulates international trade.
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So everything depends on how well the government regulates the handful of "too big to fail" institutions that sit atop the system.
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China on Thursday said that it "regrets" the United States' decision to withdraw from the United Nation's treaty that regulates international postage.
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The company plans to seek recovery for its restoration activities through the California Public Utilities Commission, which regulates utilities in the state.
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The FDA, which regulates medications and other products, has been working to encourage companies to make an over-the-counter naloxone product.
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Here are four steps the administration can take immediately to better protect the government and industries it regulates from cyber threats. 1.
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One is that pretty much any locality that regulates taxis and limousines will try to put some regulatory regime around ride sharing.
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The measure was billed by Pruitt as a way to boost scientific transparency for the benefit of the industries the EPA regulates.
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Astrologer Amy Herring wrote that one of the most important factors affecting the Saturn return is the moon, which regulates emotional evolution.
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Depending on the state where you live, the attorney general's office and the state agency that regulates insurance may also be helpful.
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That sounds plausible, except for the fact that the body regulates blood pH very carefully, and what you eat shouldn't change it.
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He sidelined agency scientists, sought to ease environmental rules and encouraged staff to think of the companies it regulates as its customers.
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The plan is now awaiting approval on the Indian side from the finance ministry and the central bank, which regulates such payments.
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That law regulates what can be done with uranium and the radioactive waste it generates after it is extracted from the earth.
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Currently, the DNC closely regulates how and when candidates can debate, and the vote gave it a mandate to continue doing so.
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Decades ago, Cantley discovered an enzyme named PI3 kinase, which regulates the growth and survival of cells in the presence of nutrients.
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It receives much of its support from user fees imposed on the pharmaceutical, medical device, generic drug and other industries it regulates.
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The answer will determine how the Food and Drug Administration regulates the procedure, how much it costs and who gets to profit.
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"The Chinese government manages and regulates Chinese companies in accordance with the law," the ministry said in a statement sent to Reuters.
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Water transports nutrients, regulates body temperature, lubricates joints and internal organs, supports the structure of cells and tissues and preserves cardiovascular function.
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Any business using the word "scrivener", a kind of legal officer, needs clearance from the Church of England, which regulates the profession.
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Appendix G A 2120 addition to New York City's Building Code that regulates construction and substantial building improvement in flood hazard zones.
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We have also the, maybe only country, the charities, a law that regulates them and also publicly have the external audit team.
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The military regulates precisely what they wear, and they typically turn up in court with their hair twisted into a tight bun.
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Every state in the country regulates short-term lenders, and there are more than 12 different federal laws regulating these financial products.
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GDPR also applies to all companies -- not just for-profits of a certain size -- and it regulates all types of personal data.
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Unlike many federal agencies, the NRC recovers 90 percent of its budget from the industry it regulates, through licensing and inspection fees.
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When those appeals failed, they turned to the state, repeatedly asking the New Jersey Cemetery Board, which regulates cemeteries, to help Woodland.
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The Port appealed to Australia's National Competition Council (NCC), which regulates infrastructure services, and it recommended revoking the ACCC decision in July.
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The guns issue in particular was a major concession by Canada, which strictly regulates firearms and looks askance at American gun culture.
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Whitehouse and Harris accused the various GOP organizations of receiving significant funding from interests the EPA regulates, such as the energy industry.
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The USDA's Animal Care unit regulates more than 21625,2900 breeders, dealers, zoos, circuses and research laboratories under the Animal Welfare Act (AWA).
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It will revive the reputation of the party that spends and regulates, the Democrats, as the generous protector of middle-class interests.
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The W.T.O. already regulates some kinds of telecommunications services as part of its rule-setting for international trade in goods and services.
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Policy experts theorize that Trump can't just cancel rules like the Clean Air Act, which regulates the emission of hazardous air pollutants.
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"Here, the Anti-Discrimination Act regulates conduct (discrimination in sales) regardless of whether, or what, it communicates," Craig and Mullins's attorneys wrote.
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"Here, the Anti-Discrimination Act regulates conduct (discrimination in sales) regardless of whether, or what, it communicates," Craig and Mullins's attorneys write.
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Today, the Federal Reserve regulates safety and soundness and the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau looks after consumers dealing with all financial institutions.
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As F.D.A. commissioner, Dr. Califf will be steering an agency that regulates about a quarter of every dollar spent in the United States.
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SocGen, Absa and the South African Reserve Bank — which regulates banks and requires them to give notice of such deals — declined to comment.
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But Google mounted a late effort against the bill, with the Internet behemoth opposed to any government oversight over how it regulates content.
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In California, for example, the state regulates how much plans can charge for anything from an emergency room visit to a lab test.
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A more likely scenario is that the White House team learns from this experience and self-regulates on matters like this going forward.
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Their view seems to be: Video game loot boxes are gambling and the government regulates gambling, therefore the government should regulate video games.
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Constantly produced, it cushions the brain from injury, transports waste produced by brain cells away into the bloodstream, and regulates other important functions.
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Defendants in the complaint include the State of Colorado and the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, which regulates the state's oil industry.
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After all, North Korea has been a member of the Madrid Protocol since 1996, an international agreement which regulates the use of trademarks.
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We obtained the details of the proposals, which describe an agency similar to Ofcom, the body that regulates broadcasters, telecoms, and postal communications.
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The Food and Drug Administration regulates tampons as medical devices; other medical devices, like bandages and prosthetics, are exempt from Nevada sales tax.
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Because the thyroid regulates so many bodily processes, the symptoms are incredibly varied, which can make it easy to mistake for other problems.
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There's a simple reason for waking up without an alarm clock: it's healthier because the hormone melatonin regulates our body's day-night rhythm.
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The ASA – which regulates the country's advertising across all media – eventually decided to ban the ad from appearing again in its current form.
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One of the most contentious points is the future of the World Trade Organization (WTO) — an intergovernmental institution that regulates international trade practices.
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Soon, those three sources said, concerns arose about whether he had the proper authorization from the US State Department, which regulates military contractors.
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Such a warning has been rejected by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which regulates pesticides and repeatedly has found glyphosate to be safe.
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From a physiological standpoint, exercise has been shown to increase the size of the hippocampus, the area of the brain that regulates mood.
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He noted that America's Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which regulates all pharmaceuticals, has in the past declared that opioids "rarely caused addiction".
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The former hedger is also permanently banned, the documents state, from registering with the CFTC or trading on the various platforms it regulates.
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The warning signs of premeditated violence turn up in the hypothalamus, a part of the brain that also regulates temperature, hunger and sleep.
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One of these, which regulates the creation of a protein that's found in tooth enamel, might explain why seahorses have such equine snouts.
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"Light is the strongest stimulus to the reticular activating system," Dr. Rodrigues told me, referring to the system that regulates your sleepiness/wakefulness.
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It is also enshrined in the constitution, but the law that regulates it will need Mr Duque's approval if he is elected president.
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Whether or not autonomous machines' impact will be positive or negative depends both on who regulates the technology and what it's used for.
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Impulse control is a big issue with CTE, because the prefrontal cortex, which regulates impulse, is what gets damaged the most playing football.
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It regulates any companies that are handling data of EU citizens and puts strong controls on how that information is stored and used.
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According to the report, the DOJ is working with Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), which oversees and regulates cryptocurrency derivatives in its investigation.
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Image: MedtronicPeople with type 1 diabetes can't produce enough insulin, a hormone that regulates the amount of glucose, or sugar, in our blood.
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Take the fish gill, for example, which enables underwater gas exchange, maintains body fluid pressure, regulates the acid-base balance, and discharges waste.
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Quarles was appearing in front of the committee with Joseph Otting, the nominee to be Comptroller of the Currency, which regulates national banks.
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Plus, its "Smart Control" feature regulates the power of the motor to ensure that battery lasts the entire length of your rugged ride.
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Your brain regulates all the body's basic functions, including every breath and each heartbeat, while enabling you to interpret and respond to experience.
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This revelation, and his fight with the National Football League, which regulates the game, was the subject of a recent film called "Concussion".
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The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration, the US government agency that regulates vehicle safety, already acknowledges and encourages the implementation of these systems.
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Nine production platforms and one exploration rig had been evacuated by Tuesday morning, said the bureau, which regulates offshore operations in the Gulf.
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"At the end of the day, some food structure is good, in that it slows the digestion and regulates everything else," German says.
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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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Trump is expected to issue an executive order this week undoing the Clean Power Plan, which regulates carbon emissions from fossil fuel plants.
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They detest the Dodd-Frank Act, which regulates banks, and lament the rulemaking of the Department of Labour and the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Pai is focused on moving regulatory authority over broadband providers to the Federal Trade Commission, instead of the FCC, which currently regulates them.
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FINRA's controversial plan is similar to a parallel proposal by the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB), which regulates municipal advisers and bond dealers.
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Banning microtargeting also has the support of Ellen Weintraub, chairwoman of the FEC, which regulates how money is raised and spent in elections.
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Separately, the Financial Conduct Authority, which regulates asset managers and trading platforms in Britain, published a discussion paper on managing climate change risks.
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However, the primary change S. 2155 would make to the banking system is in how Washington categorizes and regulates small and midsize banks.
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Otherwise, the governor would direct the Public Service Commission, the state agency that regulates utilities, to begin proceedings to revoke National Grid's license.
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As the attorney general, Mr. Schneiderman, a Democrat and supporter of Mr. Trump's opponent, Hillary Clinton, regulates nonprofit groups through his charities bureau.
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Guidances are intended to convey an agencies position on processes, policies and emerging questions of the field in which a specific agency regulates.
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Scar tissue in specific locations of the cerebral cortex, which regulates emotional and cognitive functioning, was found only in the blast-injury cases.
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Nancy Beck, a senior official within the EPA office that regulates chemicals, for example, came from the American Chemistry Council, an industry group.
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Redfearn is no stranger to the relationship between the investment community and regulators; he once worked in the industry that he now regulates.
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The case is a challenge to a part of New York City's gun law which regulates where gun owners can take their firearms.
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Mr. White was then co-chairman of the corporate governance practice at Cravath, Swaine & Moore, representing many of the companies the S.E.C. regulates.
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In the study, which was published in the journal Scientific Reports, the researchers suggest that PDSS2 regulates the body's ability to metabolize caffeine.
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"Instead of prohibiting, the text regulates the activity of partner drivers and organizes criteria for apps to operate," Uber said in a statement.
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Alcohol's effects include reducing activity in the part of the brain that regulates thinking, reasoning, and decision-making, known as the prefrontal cortex.
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The gut has a clock that regulates the daily ebb and flow of enzymes, the absorption of nutrients and the removal of waste.
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Silk also regulates body temperature better than most fabrics, so it will keep you warm on chilly nights and cool on hot ones.
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The central player in the act, however, is the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which regulates the securities industry in the United States.
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The judges also found that the structure of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, which regulates Fannie and Freddie, is unconstitutional, according to reports.
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The federal law regulates what can be done with uranium and the radioactive waste it generates after it is extracted from the earth.
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Its lawsuit also argues that the law should be overturned on the basis that the National Labor Relations Act already regulates labor organizations.
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Dr. Gottlieb's announcement that he would step down as commissioner came as a surprise to the industries his agency regulates and to Congress.
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But the essence of his hypothesis — the idea that life transforms and in many cases regulates the planet — proved prescient and profoundly true.
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The Food and Drug Administration, one of the agencies that regulates the food industry, was in charge of finalizing and implementing menu labeling.
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"It had migrated from the temporal bone to the lining of his brain, which is what regulates the spinal fluid," Ms. Matthias said.
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That is becoming an embarrassment for the Nepalese government, which is facing increasing criticism over how it issues permits and regulates trekking companies.
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Ironically, the Wi-Fi at the Federal Communications Commission, the agency that regulates the airwaves, was totally unreliable until a few years ago.
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The Charity Commission, which regulates British charities, has ruled that there is no conflict of interest to the way that GambleAware commissions research.
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Auto companies prize certainty in how the government regulates them because of the long timelines involved in designing and manufacturing cars and trucks.
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The report reserved some of its harshest words for the city's Buildings Department, which regulates the plazas along with the City Planning Department.
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Lawmakers called for strengthening laws on how the Department of Justice (DOJ) regulates foreign lobbying efforts at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Wednesday.
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The Federal Housing Financial Agency (FHFA), which regulates Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, has not been the strong independent overseer that Congress envisioned.
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That's why the region of our brain that regulates willpower is evolutionarily younger and easily overridden by the more primitive cravings-driven region.
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Neither the federal government nor HUD currently regulates the use of facial recognition technology in any way, including its use in public housing.
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This latest round of proposals builds on an already extensive set of suggested overhauls to how the government regulates big corporations and itself.
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Next year, the central bank together with commercial banks it regulates, will continue working on a specific template for such criteria, Danilova said.
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He signed a law that legalized abortion and supported environmental initiatives that included creation of the Air Resources Board, which regulates emission standards.
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José Román, chairman of Puerto Rico Energy Commission, the independent body that regulates Puerto Rico's energy, said officials should have seen this coming.
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"The NRC is... a moribund agency that needs to be revamped and has become captive of the industries that it regulates," said Obama.
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The EU's executive arm, which regulates market competition in the bloc would have to approve any change in the fixed wholesale nuclear price.
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The CFP Board, which certifies and oversees those with the designation, also has a robust enforcement arm that regulates all of its member rules.
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A key question for Trump is who will head the National Highway Traffic Safety Agency (NHTSA), the main federal agency that regulates car safety.
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It's also not a conflict if you're a science adviser also working for a chemical manufacturer or an oil company, industries the EPA regulates.
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Yoga is an "ultimate act of self-care," because it helps you self-soothe during stressful times and regulates your nervous system, Jones says.
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The law regulates the collection and storage of biometric data, and requires that a company receive an individual's consent before it obtains their information.
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The immense pile of rules that govern how the US government operates in and regulates space is weak, uncoordinated, and spectacularly hard to change.
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By definition, the SEC regulates all securities — including bitcoin in cases where the virtual currency doubles as an investment vehicle, such as a stock.
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"This agency is very powerful in that it regulates a huge influential industry," said Elizabeth Eurgubian, senior counsel at the Credit Union National Association.
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It's one of many chemicals thought to interfere with our endocrine system, which regulates how hormones affect everything from our fertility to brain development.
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Scientists studied meditation newbies enrolled in mindful attention training for eight weeks and found improvement in the region of the brain that regulates emotion.
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Since neither Arkansas nor Virginia regulates owning a long gun, the background check would be my only encounter with gun laws during the handover.
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The U.S. regulates privacy differently in each industry, unlike the rest of the world, with a different standard for health care than for retail.
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"I am hoping they do it as quickly as possible," said Jose Roman Morales, interim chairman of Puerto Rico's energy commission, which regulates PREPA.
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Right now, the US Department of Agriculture regulates the term "organic," and since marijuana is illegal federally, states are not able to certify that.
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In 1993, ICANN, the international group that regulates internet domain names, decided that single-letter domain names would no longer be available for sale.
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It cited several studies suggesting that light exposure, particularly blue light exposure, suppressed the body's production of melatonin, the hormone that regulates sleep cycles.
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The FDA regulates herbal remedies as dietary supplements, so they're not required to undergo the clinical testing process that pharmaceutical drugs have to endure.
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That law also left plenty of discretion to the FDA, which regulates products such as pharmaceutical drugs, most food items, additives and dietary supplements.
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" Writing last year, Watson specified that the FEC "only regulates Internet activity when it is communication placed on another person's website for a fee.
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Since there is no central bank or authority governing the currency, the bitcoin network regulates itself through a distributed accounting system known as blockchain.
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For instance, one risk gene regulates immune response, and it is well-known that inflammation in the brain is a symptom of the condition.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A House banking panel on Thursday passed a controversial bill that would drastically change how the U.S. government regulates the financial sector.
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Ofcom begins search for new chief executive to succeed chief executive Sharon White at a time of sweeping change in the sectors it regulates.
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The AER, which regulates pipelines that are entirely within Alberta, confirmed the damaged line was under its jurisdiction, but declined to provide additional details.
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The plan regulates carbon emissions from fossil-fuel burning electricity plants — particularly those that burn coal — and gives states a framework for new standards.
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In 2013 the Department of Labor, which regulates corporate retirement plans, provided a simple calculation demonstrating the impact of such expenses on retirement savers.
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EPA officials made the comment in a letter to the Texas Railroad Commission, which regulates the oil industry in the top crude-producing state.
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The members are asking the CFPB to reconsider how the rule regulates certain features on prepaid cards, including small-dollar short-term overdraft services.
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When we deceive someone, the part of the brain that regulates emotion — called the amygdala — is activated, and we often feel shame or guilt.
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Issues around "data integrity", maintaining accurate and consistent databases, are key to the U.S. watchdog, which regulates the world's largest market for generics producers.
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Experts who spoke to The Hill agreed that the Google-Ascension partnership does not violate HIPAA, the 1996 rule that regulates health data privacy.
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Tarbert would chair the CFTC, a five-member commission that regulates and police the U.S. market for derivative investments, including futures contracts and swaps.
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Researchers looked at patients with two types of diabetes, both of which are chronic diseases that affect the way the body regulates blood sugar.
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The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, which regulates the automobile industry, said the method Mitsubishi used differed from Japan's nationally mandated standard.
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The body that regulates China's state firms warned them last year to stay clear of P2P, fearing that online lenders would exploit their reputations.
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Critics of the Obama administration's tightened standards on surface-level ozone have endorsed a House package to reform how the government regulates the pollutant.
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Moon Express was able to get permission to go to the moon after talking with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, which regulates rocket launches.
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Among the federal agencies hit by the shutdown is the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), which regulates the alcohol beverage industry.
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They show up in its productions and in the way the company — whose official motto is "modesty, fairness, grace" — regulates its performers' private lives.
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But key to U.S. foreign policy is the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) that regulates extensive economic sanctions regimes against foreign governments.
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The FCA regulates Europe's most important financial center and one that has heavily influenced how the EU's market and banking rules have been shaped.
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Repeated emails and phone calls to Amy Spitalnick, spokeswoman from the New York Attorney General's office, which regulates charities in New York, went unanswered.
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Research involving cannabis has revealed that THC stimulates the endocannabinoid system, a complex area of the brain that regulates feeding behavior and energy balance.
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Since Alabama law prohibits registered sex offenders from living within 2,000 feet of public schools, SB 205 effectively regulates abortion clinics like sex offenders.
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The EU body, which regulates chemicals and biocides, said glyphosate, the key ingredient in Roundup, should not be classified as a substance causing cancer.
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If you're in doubt about a bill, one option is to check with your state's insurance department, which regulates insurance companies, Fish-Parcham advises.
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Other star ingredients include niacinamide, which controls oil, and vitamin C, which regulates the oxidation of lipids that can be irritating to the skin.
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That group—which promotes and regulates international trade—recently authorized Canada and Mexico to retaliate against the US to the tune of $1 billion.
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Because this hormone plays such an important role in how we function, the body tightly regulates how much of it is released and when.
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In this case, the DOJ made a determination of how to interpret the consent decrees based on competition law which regulates potentially anticompetitive behavior.
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In 20143, a prominent Hispanic Republican, Victor G. Carrillo, was the chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission, which regulates the oil and gas industry.
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She purchased shares in food, drug and tobacco companies after taking charge of an agency that regulates them — and that aims to reduce smoking.
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So the industry self-regulates to limit alcohol advertising so that no more than 221 percent of its ads' audiences are people under 21.
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Levin said he's periodically meeting with the MTA and the city's Department of Transportation, which regulates the streets, to offer feedback on transit options.
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Although this has happened before, the engagement has fanned a debate about whether the Imperial Household Law, which regulates Japan's first family, needs changing.
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The agency, which regulates firearms, has said it has no jurisdiction over the gun conversion kits because bump stocks are, in fact, not guns.
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Mr. Netanyahu's aides are suspected of trading favorable treatment by the Communications Ministry, which regulates the company, for favorable coverage by the news site.
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But while that part of the brain is ramping up activity, the prefrontal cortex, which normally regulates emotions, is getting deactivated and working less.
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The representatives, elected on his ticket, have passed a significant ethics law that bars deputies from employing family members and regulates parliamentary expense accounts.
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Under the law, New York's Public Service Commission, which regulates utilities including cable, water and natural gas, would decide what qualified as local news.
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Dr Kaelin's contribution was to discover a further protein, VHL, that regulates how levels of HIF in a cell are controlled by oxygen levels.
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The department approves new drugs, regulates the food supply, operates biomedical research and runs Medicare and Medicaid, which insure more than 100 million people.
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In male fetuses who were exposed, for instance, researchers have noted abnormal function of the amygdala, the part of the brain that regulates emotion.
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Those new laws could result in a significant shift in the way government regulates employee benefits, worker safety, the environment, public lands and education.
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A third agency that regulates banks, the Federal Reserve, has begun to outline a more promising alternative that remains truer to the law's purpose.
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Dr Kaelin's contribution was to discover a further protein, VHL, that regulates how levels of HIF in a cell are controlled by oxygen levels.
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A spokesperson for the central bank said it has referred the matter for investigation to the Financial Conduct Authority, which regulates UK financial markets.
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Finally, the Cantwell and Wicker bills cover private businesses but the GDPR also regulates government agencies and employers when they collect and process data.
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FERC, which regulates the construction and operation of electricity, natural gas, hydropower and other interstate projects, is like the umpire in this regulatory game.
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He also removed PML-N Information Minister Maryam Aurangzeb, who has been critical of the judiciary, from a parliamentary committee that regulates the media.
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They told me that reducing levels of histamine in food would not have an impact on the skin, which self-regulates its histamine levels.
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The CFPB is a government agency that answers not to the industry it regulates, like some captured regulators, but to the consumers — the people.
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The symbiotic relationship between these three crops makes efficient use of farmland, regulates moisture and sunlight, and eliminates the need for fertilizers and pesticides.
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The agency regulates services like interstate power transmission and the wholesale market for electricity, and approves acquisitions like Mr. Beal's takeover of La Paloma.
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The measure was billed by EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt as a way to boost transparency for the benefit of the industries his agency regulates.
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Opponents of the ballot initiative said the industry successfully regulates itself, requiring performers to test every 14 days, with results logged in a database.
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In that lawsuit, he was challenging the Cross State Air Pollution Rule, which, as the name suggests, regulates companies who pollute across state lines.
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But it's also thought to be toxic, which is why the Environmental Protection Agency regulates how much of the stuff can seep into drinking water.
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Walters sent a sample of her water to the EPA, the federal agency that regulates drinking water, expecting it to take care of the problem.
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More from VICE: These sounds and visions emerge from my hypothalamus, a small structure deep in the brain that regulates sleep, body temperature, and hunger.
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The workshop comes after the FDA's announcement last year that it would regulate e-cigarettes the same way it regulates traditional cigarettes and smokeless tobacco.
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A critical aspect of the experiment was the contribution of a compound known as Ganglioside GMI—a cell molecule that regulates cell-to-cell communication.
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And at MIT, biologists Leonard Guarente and David Sinclair discovered that a class of genes called sirtuins regulates longevity in a wide range of organisms.
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Their research, published Thursday in PLOS Biology, suggests a gene that regulates the natural pigment melanin also keeps our immune system from turning on itself.
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To save her life, doctors had put on her Levophed — a drug that regulates blood pressure, diverting blood from the body's limbs to major organs.
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New York's Senate passed the measure 45-17, sending the legislation that regulates and taxes the operators of fantasy sports games to Governor Andrew Cuomo.
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While taxis are privately run, some drivers hope the government, which regulates the industry, will provide cellphones so they can compete with Uber and Ola.
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He signed a directive to dismantle Dodd-Frank, which regulates the banking industry in order to avoid another economic meltdown like the one in 22008.
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But the junta-era law that regulates them is a vaguely worded two-page document that is silent on what they are supposed to do.
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"[The Nobel laureates] identified molecular machinery that regulates the activity of genes in response to varying levels of oxygen," according to the Nobel committee statement.
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