"At EPA we are not regulating for the sake of regulating," he said.
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Regulators could be working for the companies they're regulating as they're regulating them.
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"I'm not interested in regulating just for the sake of regulating," Mr. Obama responded.
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It will harm both the law regulating charities and the law regulating campaign finance.
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You may be over-regulating, and imposing unnecessary cost, or you may be under-regulating.
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Both agencies are good at regulating traditional industries, but neither is good at regulating innovative technology.
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The real issue with regulating tech may be that our leaders aren't really serious about regulating it.
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If we don't have good science behind what we're doing, we're either regulating inadequately, or regulating excessively.
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Taxing digital ads, regulating bot activity, and regulating algorithms to make spreading misinformation more costly and difficult.
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In fast-changing environments, there is a danger both of regulating too early and of regulating too late.
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But regulating Mark Zuckerberg, right now, it does feel like a lot of the patter ... Regulating Mark Zuckerberg.
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It is responsible for regulating financial institutions in the Second District of New York — not for regulating all financial institutions.
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Third, despite the president's rhetoric, his NLRB is not deregulating but, rather, selectively regulating — that is, regulating unions but not employers.
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The issue should not be regulating guns per se, but regulating the lethality of guns based on how they are designed and used.
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It is responsible for regulating financial institutions in the Second District of New York — not for regulating all financial institutions in the country.
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Republicans see the need for a federal role in conducting research and regulating drugs, but not in regulating the details of health insurance.
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Think about regulating a financial entity with a billion globally dispersed retail customers (the Apple/Goldman venture); or regulating Facebook's multi-billion member platforms using its own currency and payment network; or regulating a blockchain network supporting all the world's major corporate and institutional payments (the JPMorgan venture); or regulating self-activating "smart contracts," artificially intelligent trading systems or new cryptocurrencies.
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"In fact, it's not regulating user content at all - it's regulating the business activity of the hosting platform itself," Dorsey said in an email.
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Canceling "Roseanne" is not society regulating "mean" speech; it is us regulating our collective morality, so that we don't atrophy into a moral vacuum.
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It would also move towards regulating the marijuana market as a whole and by regulating legal access, it would discourage and replace illicit drug activity.
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"We're not regulating content, we're regulating the entirety of the conduct," said San Francisco Supervisor David Campos (D), who helped to write the law in question.
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The DEA has been criticized for being too lax in regulating opioidsFor its part, the DEA has been criticized for being too lax in regulating the drugs.
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Regulating AI is still a key challenge: There are no laws regulating the use of AI in the hiring process, and it's setting back how companies recruit.
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Breton has previously voiced opposition to regulating AI — telling the EU parliament just before he was confirmed in post that he "won't be the voice of regulating AI".
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She argued that Google, by regulating political ads on its platform, assumed the traditional role of government in terms of regulating elections and was therefore subject to the First Amendment.
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The speech went on to make a specious comparison between regulating internet providers and regulating websites, like Facebook, saying it was unfair to impose rules on one but not the other.
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And for that we need global cooperation on regulating AI, regulating the development of AI and of biotechnology, and we are, of course, heading in the opposite direction of global cooperation.
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Yet right now we spend as much time, energy and money regulating the Remington 700 as we spend regulating a Sig-Sauer MCX, the military-style, semi-auto weapon used by Mateen.
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While broadcasters already are subject to a similar "public file" requirement, the economics and policy rationale for regulating costly broadcast advertising are quite different from those for regulating low-cost internet ads.
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Seattle, which began regulating ride-hailing services in 2014, charges two fees totaling 24 cents per ride to cover the costs of regulating and licensing operators and to support wheelchair-accessible cars.
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"If Congress isn't regulating gun ownership, it is going to be private parties ... who end up regulating their own premises," Heidi Li Feldman, a professor at Georgetown Law School, previously told Business Insider.
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But once you get Newtonian physics and this view of world as a self-regulating system, then you start to see an understanding of society and the economy as a self-regulating system.
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All brains evolved for the purposes of regulating the body.
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Regulating such massive, global platforms would clearly not be easy.
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Trump has repeatedly shown an interest in regulating tech platforms.
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How do you even go about regulating something like that?
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One sticking point: Pennsylvania law blocks cities from regulating guns.
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But they still resisted the idea of regulators regulating polluters.
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There's no mention of unscrambling hospital mergers or regulating prices.
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You talked about regulating or the need to regulate Libra.
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The big picture: Regulating facial recognition software has bipartisan support.
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Mark Warner's detailed proposal for regulating social networks or Sen.
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Before that, what did we believe was regulating our bodies?
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Regulating guns like cars would be neither perfect nor easy.
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"Regulating calories can have a very positive effect," he says.
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"San Francisco is regulating commercial transactions, not speech," he said.
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But there is a broader, global issue in regulating cryptocurrencies.
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But conservatives have been interested for years in regulating capital.
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Regulating my body temperature properly has always been a challenge.
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Instead, the government should play a role in regulating them.
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What would happen if every state started regulating prescription drugs?
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No state has a law regulating use of the software.
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The gene is also involved with regulating the immune function.
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Thieving, or regulating theft, is a simple term for it.
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Should we start regulating relationships characterized by an age gap?
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In addition to regulating immigration, ICE does contain counterterrorism units.
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But none of these examples deal with directly regulating speech.
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Additionally, state governments hold responsibility for regulating and licensing pharmacies.
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The F.D.A., in other words, is already regulating imported drugs.
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You are the expert at regulating your own nervous system.
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Historically, regulating the payday industry has fallen to the states.
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Speech codes are constitutionally problematic; regulating discriminatory conduct is not.
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That is the real intent of the proposal: Stop regulating.
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It shouldn't be that way if they are regulating it.
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It matters, however, who or what is doing the regulating.
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"We should have begun regulating these devices sooner," he said.
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Musk recommends the government be proactive about regulating the industry.
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The sand acted as an aquifer, regulating the river's flow.
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We're talking about a new way of regulating the industry.
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For example, the Supreme Court struck down one federal law regulating guns in or near schools and another law regulating violence against women, despite the government's protestations that the laws were really about commerce.
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In many cases, the choice sits between regulating these companies with the same rules that apply to their non-digital counterparts, versus regulating them like an e-commerce platform, which usually means lighter controls.
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Regulating disruption On the challenge of regulating disruptive businesses, the committee writes that public policy needs to be future proofed "as far as possible, to ensure that the need for constant regulatory reform is minimised".
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We should encourage discovery and entrepreneurship through policy, even if that means not regulating too quickly or not regulating at all, as Bitcoin expert and author Andreas Antonopoulos recommended to the Canadian Senate in 2014.
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And under-regulating them would put people at risk, he said.
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The FCA is doing the right thing by regulating our industry.
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In our essay, we outline several principles for regulating bot speech.
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Sure, they tackled regulating and even breaking up big tech companies.
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Dating back to 1912, America has had legislation regulating media ownership.
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Laws regulating the use of fireworks, however, have become more lax.
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The federal government does not have any laws regulating autonomous vehicles.
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Go deeper: Regulating the humans behind the wheels of autonomous vehicles
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And we should think about regulating effectively to create more competition.
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But a lot people are talking about regulating Amazon and Facebook.
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Eighteen states have laws regulating sharing any photo of your ballot.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has taken the lead in regulating drones.
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The FDA is starting to investigate regulating e-cigarette flavorings, too.
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In the 1990s, he called for legalizing and regulating all drugs.
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When you start regulating, a lot of bad things can happen.
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Go deeper: Majority of Americans are wary of regulating big tech.
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Shockingly, Congress acted responsibly in regulating autonomous cars… So what's next?
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And these are the departments, presumably, involved with regulating the blockchain.
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But laws regulating alcohol in food can vary state by state.
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You wouldn't think it, but even Sesame Street requires some regulating.
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Dams can prevent flooding by regulating the flow of water downstream.
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It had continued its export despite strictly regulating its domestic use.
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What role will the federal government play in regulating autonomous vehicles?
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It corresponds with Pruitt's longstanding preference to avoid regulating when possible.
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Regulating Main Street like Wall Street simply does not make sense.
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There's nothing wrong with DFS regulating insurance policies in its jurisdiction.
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Billions of dollars consumed by writing, regulating, and defending the law.
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The United States has a uniquely convoluted way of regulating privacy.
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The people problem: Consumers (and regulating organizations) have to accept it.
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Now the people doing the regulating are health officials, not cops.
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And if that's true, then we have to start regulating sperm.
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It suggests that a mouse's gut bacteria are regulating its behaviour.
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The Dodd-Frank law regulating Wall Street could be carved up.
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Regulating toxic waste, he seems to feel, would be somehow effeminate.
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Will we see a workable policy solution to regulating tech companies?
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Some cryptocurrency enthusiasts now want governments to start regulating their markets.
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The government, the majority said, has no business regulating political speech.
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Groups are no better than individuals at self-regulating over time.
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China has strict rules regulating individuals raising money from the public.
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Yet regulating speech to stem extremist sentiments is no answer either.
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In other words, market forces provide an effective means of regulating.
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I recommend regulating the use of personal data for prediction products.
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But this attempt is unusual, employing an obscure ordinance regulating funerals.
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We need a new and better way of regulating controlled drugs.
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Legally regulating marijuana separates it from markets in other illicit drugs.
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There's no law regulating facial recognition at the federal level yet.
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No decisions have yet been made, however, on regulating the market.
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Now, he's demonizing it to make the case against regulating Facebook.
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Are there ways of regulating all of this without censoring ourselves?
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Still, Tuesday's hearing exemplifies just how hard regulating Facebook will be.
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Many campaigns that push for regulating Google are aimed at regulators.
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Some critics argue that the legislation puts the onus for regulating content solely on online platforms, and that tech companies, unwilling or unable to appreciate the subtleties of regulating speech, will be overzealous in their policing.
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But where we don't think that technology companies are rightly in the business of regulating democratically elected governments, we think democratically elected governments should be in the business of regulating technology companies — not the other way around.
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"I don't have any interest in regulating them into oblivion," Warner says.
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This is not because the FCC had a rule regulating internet conduct.
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It was about the government regulating the internet or something or whatever.
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Republicans argue that the government should stay out of regulating the internet.
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Scott said that the conference is "still evaluating options" on regulating payment.
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State and territorial governments are responsible for regulating most forms of gambling.
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It's like regulating the highway's Model Ts when everyone has a Tesla.
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But beyond that, the task of regulating discussions falls to subreddit moderators.
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Regulating it will allow for more money to be won, or lost.
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But something that's remained constant are the laws regulating the cosmetics industry.
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If it can, should a government be in charge of regulating it?
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He is trying to walk a fine line in regulating the industry.
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Heller, which found a DC law regulating gun ownership to be unconstitutional.
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Mark Warner to take his ideas for regulating Facebook and shove them.
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The central bank is in charge of regulating the nation's financial system.
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For others, the talk of regulating Islam is thinly veiled political repression.
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Adverse effects include trouble managing and expressing emotions and difficulty regulating impulses.
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He put Wall Street bankers in charge of regulating Wall Street banks.
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There are few laws regulating the sale or appearance of model firearms.
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Some states have, however, tried to get more aggressive in regulating sugar.
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It required ingenious heat-regulating technology to keep the track from buckling.
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That's the same approach the European Union takes when it's regulating chemicals.
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A large part of the EPA's job is regulating chemicals and fertilizers.
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Oil ministers ended the meeting without reaching a consensus on regulating supplies.
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She began self-regulating when she was in high school and college.
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In Canada, the federal government is now responsible for regulating marijuana production.
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Mike Butcher (MB): You've released this new report into regulating Big Tech.
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As they withdraw, they tremble, have difficulty feeding and regulating their temperatures.
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Seven other states have not passed laws regulating rideshare companies' background checks.
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Mr. Johnson wants to scrap the Dodd-Frank law regulating Wall Street.
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"That may have the result of being self-regulating," Mr. Johnson said.
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In June, California enacted its own legislation regulating use of consumer data.
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And what role should government play, if any, in regulating such activity?
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GALYA'S PUPPETEERS —teach signs from the theatre balcony, as if regulating traffic:
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Closely regulating the use of flags of convenience would minimize this weakness.
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But how do you ... Jeff's talked about regulating the ... And he's right.
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"They're profit-motivated, and they really shouldn't be regulating themselves," Yanocha continued.
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"The problem is that companies shouldn't be self-regulating," Sayed told Insider.
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The FDA began reviewing its approach to regulating homeopathic drugs in 2015.
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New York City has set the standard for regulating ride-hailing services.
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The United States Department of Agriculture began regulating organic foods in 2002.
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The agency is considering a new, tougher approach to regulating homeopathic treatments.
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When did lawmakers get into the business of regulating bikes and scooters?
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In 2018, France passed a law regulating apartment-listing websites like Airbnb.
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The agency often took an aggressive stance toward regulating and punishing businesses.
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Then, the teams are assigned to write privacy legislation regulating the technology.
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You have these regulating your house, locks, things like that, sure. Yay.
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The agency is responsible for regulating coronavirus tests used by U.S. laboratories.
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Ultimately, Ms. Smith argued, regulating advertising might only be a partial solution.
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Oil and gas companies have largely been in support of regulating methane.
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Technically, regulating the testing of self-driving vehicles falls to the states.
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The current government also explored regulating poppy production to make pharmaceutical opiates.
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"Trust and deference are critical for regulating cross border CCPs," Stump said.
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The authorities have not, however, introduced formal capital controls regulating these measures.
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"Regulating tax preparers and correcting errors is good tax administration," said Mazur.
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HHS' bailiwick also includes regulating the pharmaceuticals industry that Azar recently left.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) does an exceptional job regulating aviation safety.
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She's talked about regulating fracking tightly enough to make it virtually impossible.
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HB142 puts state legislators in charge of regulating public multi-stall bathrooms.
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The hack has drawn into focus Japan's approach to regulating cryptocurrency exchanges.
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"There is no entity regulating this part of [the] process," she wrote.
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In Florida, cities are preempted by the state from raising their minimum wage, enacting paid sick days, restricting smoking in public areas, regulating the nutritional value of restaurant food, establishing public broadband networks, or regulating Uber and Airbnb.
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He's been working on the world's first book to provide common-sense guidelines on regulating stimulants (he previously wrote one about regulating cannabis that was used by the governments of Canada and Uruguay to inform their regulation policies).
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It doesn't want the product labeled "meat," but it wants the USDA — the agency responsible for regulating most meat production — to be the sole agency in charge of regulating the small businesses that comprise the fledgling clean meat industry.
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Sweeping restrictions on Texas abortions focus on regulating the fetus Sweeping restrictions on Texas abortions focus on regulating the fetus Texas lawmakers tried a new tactic when they advanced sweeping restrictions on abortion last week: Focus on the fetus.
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Pai's plan would let him remove the FCC entirely from regulating internet providers.
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He's not suggesting we should even think about regulating private or interpersonal speech.
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The proposals mark a second stab by the FSB at regulating asset managers.
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The second: Canada's government is considering regulating Facebook and other social media giants.
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What is the proper role of government in taxing and regulating the economy?
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Quebec has taken a harsh approach to regulating cannabis compared to other provinces.
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Federal police say he signed a decree regulating ports in return for bribes.
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REGULATING A COMPLEX new technology is hard, particularly if it is evolving rapidly.
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It would also kill a law in Illinois regulating the collection of biometrics.
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That will offer a flavor of the new parliament's priorities for regulating competition.
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The FDA will now be regulating the manufacturing, import packaging, labeling, distribution, etc.
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Is the US ceding responsibility for regulating tech companies to Europe right now?
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Are you in favor of the SEC regulating more of this new world?
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There should be some way of regulating the desire to get more calories.
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Any attempt at so-called regulating… a market, by definition, is not regulated.
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In dry areas: • Obey local ordinances regulating the sale and use of fireworks.
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As those regulatory discussions advance, policymakers need to know what they are regulating.
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O'Rourke has yet to cite specific policy stances on regulating the tech industry.
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Go deeper: Why regulating Google and Facebook like utilities is a long shot
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I think it's time to find a new way of regulating video content.
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WASHINGTON — When it comes to regulating Facebook, Congress is in over its head.
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Iodine is needed to keep your thyroid healthy, regulating energy, metabolism, and mood.
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At minimum, that requires regulating the presence of the Border Patrol on campus.
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Regulating such pollution from commercial airplanes could present major legal and engineering hurdles.
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State laws regulating the affairs of a private organization are not automatically invalid.
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He demurred when asked if he would consider regulating Google and other companies.
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"I believe in First Amendment, we shouldn't be regulating content online," Cruz said.
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O'Neil's book offers a frightening look at how algorithms are increasingly regulating people.
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Another 22019 percent indicated support for laws further regulating the sale of firearms.
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Meanwhile, on Friday the FDA will take its first steps towards regulating CBD.
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Instead, he thinks that the change will likely come from fraternities self-regulating.
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More important than regulating climate change, the official said, is protecting American jobs.
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More serious effects can include worsening urinary retention and problems regulating body temperature.
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Regulating fintech companies has been complicated by their positioning across several regulatory areas.
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Not only is the Trump administration not regulating, it is not deregulating either.
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"Regulating trading practices will not solve these market issues and inefficiencies," Eurocommerce said.
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But some groups believe the legislation goes too far in regulating surveillance systems.
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"We're really looking at DOGGR to be regulating this industry, finally," said Mordick.
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Cannon: [Part of it is] regulating on both the highs and the lows.
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In Singapore, the central bank has proposed regulating bitcoin exchanges as payment firms.
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They're silky and cool to the touch, and they're great at regulating temperature.
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Over-regulating e-cigarettes, she said, could actually push teenagers back to smoking.
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In his view, corruption is too flimsy a justification for regulating campaign finance.
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Those two facts together mean that EPA regulating carbon dioxide is Congress's intent.
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The Australian government says they are crucial to regulating the flow of immigration.
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Legalization advocates said that regulating marijuana would starve cartels and illegal marijuana trafficking.
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And what is the proper role of the government in regulating tech giants?
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F.D.A. officials have traditionally said that regulating prices is beyond the agency's purview.
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But the order raises questions about the role of government in regulating speech.
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That lapse illustrates the difficulty of regulating the expanding, multibillion-dollar security industry.
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That's why the Federal Communications Commission began regulating the devices five years ago.
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Ideas for regulating Facebook that were once unimaginable are now on the table.
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This distilling prohibition originates from an 1834 law regulating trade on Indian lands.
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"The time for regulating evil and compromise is over," said Ohio state Rep.
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The material is naturally temperature regulating, hypoallergenic, lightweight, and it provides superior warmth.
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" Trump's comments came as he discussed regulating immigration and fighting "radical Islamic terrorism.
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The brands also urged the government to repeal law regulating associations and NGOs.
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The brands also urged the government to repeal law regulating associations and NGOs.
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It's also an entry point for politicians to talk about regulating Big Tech.
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Standardization might be seen as a form of regulating how the technology works.
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The neurotransmitters serotonin and dopamine increase pleasure while regulating mood and relieving anxiety.
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On September 16th California's governor signed an executive order regulating e-cigarette sales.
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"Just to state the obvious, regulating finance is a good idea," Collison says.
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"It's a dwarf regulating a giant," said Ma Jun, a prominent Chinese environmentalist.
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Government funds are directed toward providing and regulating early childhood care and education.
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California legislators are also considering regulating broadband providers directly via consumer protection laws.
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They are key to regulating blood sugar and providing energy throughout our bodies.
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However, critics like the alliance completely mischaracterize the challenge of regulating recreational drones.
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Firstly, technology companies move quickly to address the trust issues, essentially self-regulating.
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That is prompting lawmakers to propose rewriting the rules for regulating Big Tech.
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Meanwhile, regulating involves paying an economic cost — taxes, government spending, business expenses, etc.
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Some have even said there is a moral dimension involved in regulating fares.
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It is very regulating, and promotes the body's natural ability to heal itself.
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Governments have been struggling to keep up with regulating the scooters ever since.
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We don't do that by regulating business out of business along the way.
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It plays a number of roles in everyday life, including regulating our emotions.
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On day five it was evident that melatonin was regulating my sleep schedule.
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The recent laws regulating abortion in Missouri, Alabama and Georgia spurred protests nationwide.
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Those measures included one regulating veterinary clinics and others related to the beekeeping industry.
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But here's the thing: Right now, the FTC is legally barred from regulating ISPs!
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Taxing, spending, and regulating: These are all things a true climate-innovation agenda requires.
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Surprisingly, it looks like the tech industry just isn't that good at regulating itself.
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Importantly, the issues and potential solutions for regulating Big Tech cut across party lines.
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"There are two Democratic visions for regulating Wall Street," Sanders said in the ad.
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The back-and-forth over regulating carbon is also a huge headache for utilities.
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I am running for Governor of California on a platform of regulating social media.
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Five states, most recently Mississippi, have passed bills legalizing and regulating daily fantasy sports.
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Last year, discussions around regulating loot boxes seemed to be coming to a head.
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Pruitt now leads the government agency responsible for protecting the environment and regulating pollution.
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The paper helped to galvanize the current debate around regulating the Big Tech companies.
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But Gottlieb said regulating CBD is tricky because it's so closely related to marijuana.
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She has championed bills covering topics ranging from drug pricing to regulating Big Tech.
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Self-regulating bodies may ban certain advertisements but they do not impose judicial punishments.
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Regulating tech like water would cause an outcry among investors and in Silicon Valley.
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But it is time to reassess, and it is time to start regulating ourselves.
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Regulating bots should be low-hanging fruit when it comes to improving the Internet.
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The proposal also called for an analysis of the challenges in regulating each approach.
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NOAA is responsible for regulating fisheries, forecasting the weather, and studying oceans and climate.
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On the other hand, regulating access to guns felt "scary and drastic," says Garrigan.
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A consistent majority of Americans and Canadians support regulating and taxing cannabis like alcohol.
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And just to make a point about male lawmakers regulating women's health care, Rep.
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One relates to just whether you think forgetting about regulating the airlines per se.
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The FCC is the primary government agency charged with regulating the U.S. media industry.
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As it stands, the FDA has very little involvement in regulating the cosmetics industry.
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The team needed to prove that it played a role in regulating fear memories.
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The statement came as bipartisan momentum for regulating the devices built on Capitol Hill.
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Following that incident, New Zealand passed an amendment regulating military-style semi-automatic firearms.
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California is the new front line in the fight over regulating the tech industry.
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"Regulating political speech basically requires AI that's as smart as humans," says Mr Stamos.
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That is what has made the FDA's delay in regulating e-cigarettes so frustrating.
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To justify regulating Google like a utility, Carlson makes a number of interesting claims.
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Regulating their businesses, and their efforts to market to children, is a worthwhile action.
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"I don't like regulating in the rearview mirror," Mr. Cole said in an interview.
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This year, the government published its proposals for regulating harmful content on the internet.
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I also asked for parents' advice on regulating smartphone use and keeping children safe.
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He, however, demurred when asked if he would consider regulating Google and other companies.
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Citing that case, Friedman ruled that Congress had "overstepped its bounds" by regulating FGM.
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China has been working towards specific rules regulating financial holding companies since last year.
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A law regulating charitable organizations and fund-raising: 2,636 for, 131 against, 83 abstentions.
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Every policy decision comes with trade-offs, and that's true of regulating drug prices.
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Let us begin with the key law regulating the interception of electronic communications, CALEA.
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For some reason, most of our conversation ended up being about regulating tech companies.
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Republicans accused Perez of taking a "my-way-or-the-highway approach" to regulating.
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Last but certainly not least, are the climate-regulating cover and breathable mattress cover.
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And he said Obama hadn't done enough on regulating Wall Street or improving healthcare.
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The disparity is similar to laws already regulating online casino gaming in the state.
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Regulating tech companies could create problems worse than the ones we seek to solve.
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But complaints in Spain over Chinese-made tests highlight the difficulties of regulating quality.
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This election season, Americans are going to hear a lot about regulating big tech.
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Privacy can be seen as the first step toward regulating artificial intelligence more broadly.
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Op-Ed Contributor December was a big month for advocates of regulating artificial intelligence.
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FACC, like others, is closely watching how countries are thinking about regulating their products.
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This is normally responsible for regulating everything from cell proliferation to differentiation and death.
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Rather than just regulating, they (the government) should be allocating more land for development.
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Currently only three states —California, Connecticut and New Jersey — have laws regulating ghost guns.
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He appointed an unabashed climate change denier EPA chief, charged with regulating air pollution.
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Donald Trump is a man of mystery when it comes to regulating Wall Street.
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They have also set their sights on regulating the editorial decisions of traditional media.
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A federal agency, the commission was charged with regulating railroads, buses and the like.
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And the Trump administration doesn't seem to believe in regulating anything on the internet.
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TC: Before you go, there's a lot of talk about regulating your parent company.
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But regulating from the top-down, as the CFPB primarily does, has its drawbacks.
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However, parliament has yet to to approve a bill regulating Islamic insurance, or takaful.
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A complicated pricing scheme The government has been regulating milk prices since the 22018s.
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I think the FDA should be regulating as medical devices, which they are not.
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"The Ministry (of Gender Equality and Family) has no intention of regulating broadcast production."
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When hand-picked industry executives chair self-regulating committees, it's a recipe for disaster.
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Regulating, like any process involving real people with limited information, is subject to error.
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"It is time that the federal government got serious about regulating opioids," he said.
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It's apparent that many regulating, participating, and leading the global economy skipped these chapters.
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"We want to make sure guidance isn't a back door to regulating," she said.
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However, does regulating the people helping others to prepare their taxes actually solve it?
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Many people hope that the hearings will ignite interest in heavily regulating tech companies.
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Regulating cannabis has already shrunk the criminal market, made cannabis safer and created jobs.
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Yang's proposal is part of a broader plan for regulating technology firms unveiled Thursday.
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I don't think he was strong enough when it comes to regulating big banks.
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Facebook also published its own blueprint of what regulating online content could look like.
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Cancer-causing agents unleashed abnormal cellular proliferation by mutating genes involved in regulating growth.
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In 20153, he supported a law regulating derivatives that many critics have called insufficient.
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Regulating big tech is quickly becoming a central theme of the 2020 presidential race.
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Recode Decode: Silicon Valley's self-regulating days "probably should be over," Nancy Pelosi says.
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He will advocate for a "do no harm" approach to regulating the nascent industry.
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The UK has historically had much more aggressive standards in regulating the advertising industry.
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She also asked who is regulating choke holds, because they are dangerous to children.
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The committee plans to asses the effectiveness of current antitrust laws in regulating tech companies.
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Bern wanted clarifications on protecting Swiss wages, regulating state aid, and spelling out citizens' rights.
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That's because the FDA, which is in charge of regulating vaping, is an executive agency.
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The Supreme Court did not deem regulating immigration to be a federal responsibility until 1875.
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The truth is that the body is excellent at self-regulating toxins, bacteria and viruses.
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Stimson attributes much of this change to the self-regulating nature of the American people.
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Just ask Secretary Chao, the woman ostensibly in charge of regulating automated and autonomous vehicles.
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You may have heard of serotonin, which may play a role in regulating our moods.
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Prince urged ongoing conversations to prevent regulating the internet into an anodyne, overly curated space.
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Regulating, monitoring or otherwise cleaning up the exchange infrastructure is vital to attracting institutional investors.
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He said forensic officials told him no one is regulating the temperature within the containers.
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Three-quarters of voters, and 61% of Republicans, support regulating carbon dioxide as a pollutant.
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Yet he acknowledges that regulating the data on the bog web platforms will be tough.
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Talk of regulating Silicon Valley has dominated this year's SXSW festival in Austin, with Sen.
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The business group is arguing that the measure violates federal labor laws regulating independent contractors.
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I think a lot of progress was made in regulating Wall Street after the crisis.
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Short of legalizing and regulating drugs entirely, Kushlick argues a harm reduction approach is needed.
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Instead of intermittently blocking access to social networks, Sri Lanka could always try ... regulating them?
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It isn't necessarily terrible that Europe has emerged as an early mover in regulating tech.
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But she proposed regulating cyberspace and said Britain had been far too tolerant of extremism.
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REM is when your body and brain are busy storing memories, regulating mood and learning.
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Proponents say regulating payers, not the actual drug prices, puts them on safer legal ground.
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The expense of re-regulating trade could even exceed the benefits of deregulation at home.
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The Senate is examining the role of the SEC and CFTC in regulating virtual currencies.
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There is one thing he and his regulatory agency are doing less of, however—regulating.
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One crucial aspect of the SCN involves regulating our sleep/wake, or light/dark, cycle.
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A former official in charge of regulating the waste dump killed himself on December 28.
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The case could clarify how far states can go in regulating access to uranium resources.
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Looks like GDPR has caught its first few big fish in its data-regulating net.
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The Shift WASHINGTON — When it comes to regulating Facebook, Congress is in over its head.
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The stalemate dashed hopes for new deals on regulating the widening presence of e-commerce.
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The company has said that ban conflicts with a federal law regulating nuclear power generation.
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In an interview with Axios last year, Moffatt criticized congressional interest in regulating political ads.
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And they have an ideological discomfort with government taxing, spending, and regulating to expand coverage.
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Maybe the US just can't handle regulating these potentially deadly substances in a legal environment.
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After an attack near London Bridge, May outright floated regulating big internet companies like Facebook.
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Many of the court opinions noted the First Amendment problems inherent in regulating internet content.
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It's no secret that China has dedicated large resources to regulating content on social media.
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The choices could mean he's more interested in repealing than regulating, experts told VICE News.
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The FDA recently announced a partnership with the FTC to begin regulating mobile healthcare applications.
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The law regulating the ingredients used in cosmetics products hasn't been updated in 80 years!
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One new law, regulating charities, was much debated and amended—but not in its fundamentals.
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"Laws seeking to regulate sexual cyber-harassment are different from laws regulating hacking," says D'Amico.
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An appendix to the proposal graphically illustrates the challenge of regulating large, complex financial institutions.
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These areas are involved in regulating emotional responses and connecting them to our physical experiences.
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"DMOZ is first and foremost a self-regulating community of net-citizens," the site notes.
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While unlikely, immediate congressional actions regulating the practical impacts of the Murphy case are necessary.
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They stopped short of pushing Congress to pass a bill banning or regulating the devices.
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EPA, the Supreme Court shot down the EPA's arguments for not regulating carbon dioxide emissions.
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But, regulating your kids' emotions for them prevents them from gaining social and emotional skills.
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Regulating non-educational screen time or having a social media curfew are both good options.
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"Regulating through a rearview window is a very dangerous thing to do," he said. Rep.
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That means the FAA could not fully consider the real-world complexities of regulating drones.
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TL;DR: Temperature-regulating gel memory foam mattresses by Lucid are on sale at Walmart.
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More recently politicians have begun to compete in further regulating clothing worn by Muslim women.
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Consumer and privacy advocates have hailed these laws as important first steps in regulating privacy.
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Then Amy's thyroid gland, important in regulating metabolism, started failing, stressed by the interferon treatment.
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Experts worry that this re-regulating of the small business market could disadvantage sick Americans.
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You won't get too hot, either, as the fabric is temperature-regulating and super breathable.
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It is not a coincidence that conservatives first heralded taxes as a means of regulating.
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This time it's the Clean Power Plan, an Obama-era rule regulating greenhouse gas emissions.
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It behoves them to think through what needs regulating, and what does not, with care.
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So, it's time to take a closer look at regulating existing sources of methane emissions.
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"She offers only more taxes…more regulating, more spending, and more wealth redistribution," he said.
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The Department of Education has rescinded 72 documents regulating the rights of students with disabilities.
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Who are the people who support regulating it but don't believe it causes climate change?
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Especially given there's very little oversight regulating health information collected by these gadgets and apps.
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Since regulating the entire fast food industry has proven problematic, focus is now on soda.
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Others have proven through their votes that regulating greenhouse gas emissions is not a priority.
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There are laws regulating body burial in the ocean, but there's no law against it.
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By regulating and allowing for legal marijuana we are taking those dollars away from cartels.
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ATF also has to submit an analysis and evaluate public comments on regulating the devices.
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Already, calls for regulating the largest internet platforms are growing louder while remaining tellingly vague.
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It looks like carbon taxes and regulating (and prosecuting) of still-powerful fossil fuel interests.
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Experts worry that this re-regulating of the small-business market could disadvantage sick Americans.
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Another avenue involves treating Facebook as a monopoly and regulating it using existing antitrust law.
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The Canadian government has released its proposed plan for regulating the sale of cannabis edibles.
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Regulating technology is an enormously complicated issue, and it's not clear anyone has the answer.
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The current administration's lack of interest in regulating hypersonics isn't that different from its predecessor's.
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That balancing act has also been on display in Dr. Gottlieb's approach to regulating tobacco.
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"We can't have the industry self-regulating," Mr. Perrone said this week in an interview.
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It may not be single payer, but it's a step toward regulating health care prices.
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André Gagnon, a spokesman for Health Canada, which is regulating the industry, said that Oct.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: Jim, you know we don't believe in mandating and regulating certain big businesses.
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Here's what the government needs to do before it starts regulating Google, Facebook, and Twitter.
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That's because the amygdala is also involved in regulating our blood pressure, breathing, and heart.
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Democrats promise that if they win back the House, they will start regulating Silicon Valley.
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Are there any other areas of college sports you want California to look at regulating?
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The NHTSA has come under a certain amount of pressure for not regulating AI vehicles.
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In response, banks have been regulating the amount of money people can withdraw or transfer.
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As the decade ends, the potential of regulating—rather than prohibiting—drugs is being recognized.
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Zuckerberg has argued that Facebook should not be in the position of regulating political speech.
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Regulating the flows of waste and trading it as a classic commodity should be considered.
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If states were allowed to continue regulating voting rights, people would never be guaranteed equality.
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Should policymakers take into account how moral preferences differ across countries when regulating future programming?
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Let's not risk throwing out the baby with the bathwater by over-regulating free speech.
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It was about regulating the infrastructure that allows us to share information with one another.
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Their comments also focused on regulating sales of new digital coins, or initial coin offerings.
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The Clause does, however, acknowledge Congress's prerogative to pass certain laws "incidental" to regulating commerce.
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State data centers are audited by each federal regulating agency and often produce inconsistent results.
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That directly impacts global climate since the arctic plays a significant role in regulating temperatures.
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Other changes include optimising domestic reinsurance capacity and regulating tariffs for property and motor insurance.
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Because the duty to do the regulating is not being done by our own FDA.
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The double-edged sword of regulating cryptocurrency Regulation is a double-edged sword for cryptocurrency.
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There is no federal law regulating the use of facial recognition technology by federal agencies.
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The greenhouse effect plays an important role in naturally regulating the temperature of our climate.
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Right now it's not clear whether Americans believe government has a role in regulating soda.
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I also blame the fact that there are no laws in place regulating these things.
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Regulating health care prices was never a serious part of the Affordable Care Act debate.
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He is the author of Protectors of Privacy: Regulating Personal Data in the Global Economy.
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Melatonin is a chemical in your body that is responsible for regulating your sleeping patterns.
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HR: Well, and are we at a point where government is still capable of regulating?
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But the Ministry of Supply Atlas Sweater makes regulating your body temperature a lot simpler.
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It can, in effect, enact national regulation even though it is nominally regulating for itself.
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Some of O'Connor's research shows that people with habit disorders may have problems regulating emotions.
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The Supreme Court's decision paved the way for the EPA to start regulating greenhouse gases.
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He writes: If an agency wants to exercise expansive regulatory authority over some major social or economic activity–regulating cigarettes, banning physician-assisted suicide, eliminating telecommunications rate-filing requirements, or regulating greenhouse gas emitters, for example–an ambiguous grant of statutory authority is not enough.
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Discussing other difficulties related to regulating big tech, the panel warns of the risk of regulators being "captured by the companies they are regulating"; as well as point out they are generally at a disadvantage vs the high tech innovators they are seeking to rule.
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Clinton's remarks about regulating companies tended to move the market more than those of Mr. Sanders.
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No state legislature "has passed a law comprehensively regulating police face recognition," according to the report.
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Politics is now an integral part of the process of regulating the nation's environment and health.
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When it's turned on, its simple, self-regulating mechanism makes it safe and low maintenance, too.
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"This announcement may be an example of what the FDA commissioner recently called "deregulating by regulating.
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In 2016, South Africa passed drone legislation regulating the sector under the country's Civil Aviation Authority.
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He was criticized for his close relationship to the industries he would be tasked with regulating.
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But critics argue that regulating a woman's reasons for getting an abortion is a slippery slope.
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Unfortunately, lawmakers and regulators have not considered growth a primary goal when regulating our capital markets.
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As today's hearing showed, it's those very tech products they may soon need to start regulating.
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She has focused instead on issues like regulating the tech industry and lowering prescription drug costs.
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The statement notes that the agency is charged with regulating consumer financial products under the law.
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As Langvardt indicated, the problems that might arise from Facebook regulating political speech are troubling indeed.
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Pruitt has filed separate suits to block new amendments regulating carbon dioxide, mercury and ozone pollution.
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Realizing that something was askew, the workers monitored the tunnel while regulating traffic on the surface.
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Delrahim said the concept regulating companies outside of price competition would not be a new approach.
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If the USDA will be regulating lab meat, it should at least collaborate with the FDA.
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Advocates do, however, note the uncertainty of how a Trump administration will handle regulating the drug.
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Parents are an integral piece in a powerful system for regulating children's stress and emotional reactivity.
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This suggests that any role genes do play in regulating the mouth's ecology fades with time.
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Many countries do this already, though with the intention of regulating fishing rather than protecting crews.
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California has already begun taking steps toward legislation regulating autonomous vehicles on its roadways, he noted.
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FACEBOOK'S DAVID MARCUS SAYS HE BELIEVES UNITED STATES SHOULD TAKE LEAD IN REGULATING LIBRA - SENATE HEARING
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After two days of bruising testimony before Congress, there's never been more interest in regulating Facebook.
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There are so many advertisements, there are so many supplements, but who is regulating the supplements?
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Miller hadn't heard from the permit office — now responsible for regulating the fire recovery process — since.
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With the exception of two states however, few laws regulating the use of facial recognition exist.
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Trump's replacement rule is much more lenient and allows states more leeway in regulating power plants.
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Earlier this month the U.K. government set out a broad policy plan for regulating online harms.
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Trump is a capitalist; Spencer prefers a strong state regulating markets on behalf of white interests.
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You are not allowed, for example, to invest in telecommunications stocks while also regulating telecommunications companies.
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That means regulating guns like cars would likely not impact the greatest harm caused by firearms.
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Perhaps the best endorsement for regulating guns like cars is that it wouldn't require congressional approval.
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Before that letter, universities did as much or as little of this regulating as they wanted.
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That bill has created a problem for regulating bodies, including the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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That puts DOT in the position of regulating a strange new world, outside its usual ambit.
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States are like the OCC in that we charter banks, regulating three-fourths of banks nationwide.
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The FCC's net neutrality rules treated broadband providers as common carriers, regulating them like public utilities.
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The US Food and Drug Administration will officially start regulating the sale of e-cigarettes today.
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The problem with the interwar gold standard, he argued, was that it was not self-regulating.
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President Trump's executive order on regulating the U.S. financial system is a bit of a disappointment.
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Microsoft in December called for Congress to take on the issue of regulating facial recognition technology.
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In 1974, Congress passed a law, the Privacy Act, regulating how federal agencies handled personal information.
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Intelligence leaders on Tuesday sidestepped lawmaker questions about whether there should be legislation regulating encryption technology.
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However, there is no consolidated group oversight, with the National Bank of Georgia regulating only BoG.
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TO: There are a couple of ways that you can think about regulating the big companies.
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Under the New Deal, the National Recovery Act focused entirely on regulating production to create jobs.
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This group could be charged with regulating issues like online privacy, data protection and data interoperability.
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As such, the paper proposes potentially breaking up Amazon or regulating it like a public utility.
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Maryland has been regulating hospital prices for decades under an unusual waiver from the federal government.
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The group stopped short of pushing Congress to pass a bill banning or regulating the devices.
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Right now, 137 state bills are under consideration for regulating CBD products and hemp derivatives alone.
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None would have a national economy behind it or a central bank creating and regulating it.
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At its base, the idea of regulating a private business into political compliance seems inherently unconservative.
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But what Zuckerberg really said is that Facebook is self-regulating ahead of the congressional curve.
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The argument that this clerical discrepancy should keep the agency from regulating carbon dioxide is preposterous.
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The mound functions as a humidifier, too, tightly regulating moisture levels across wet and dry seasons.
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But critics worry the bill will limit city governments from regulating or building their own networks.
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Both Microsoft and Amazon have offered their own frameworks for national legislation regulating the sensitive technology.
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The court turned away appeals from two Kansas men convicted of violating federal law regulating silencers.
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If you are regulating clean air, you need a clear definition of what a pollutant is.
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When it comes to regulating freight railroad rates and service, there are two truisms to consider.
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In the paper, she proposes potentially breaking up Amazon or regulating it like a public utility.
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Both are characterized by problems with thinking and regulating emotions, often manifesting as anger and irritability.
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Regulating the tech industry more tightly has become a key talking point among Democratic primary candidates.
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Europe has for years been more aggressive in regulating tech companies, Facebook and Google in particular.
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U.S. courts have consistently ruled that regulating these commercial activities does not violate the First Amendment.
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You referenced antitrust laws earlier, and obviously those are central to any debate about regulating monopolies.
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In 2016, nearly two-thirds of state voters approved a ballot measure regulating medical cannabis access.
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The FCC is tasked with regulating wireless carriers, cable, radio and television broadcast, and internet infrastructure.
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Some of these restrictions included banning personal gifts and some meals and regulating access to hospitals.
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Everlane's two styles of GoWeave pants are basically lifesavers, with wrinkle-resistant and temperature-regulating technology.
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This, rather than any Supreme Court ruling, has been the proximate political barrier to regulating guns.
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A number of studies have found that some individuals with BFRBs have difficulty regulating their emotions.
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They found that the retinal cells that make vasopressin are directly involved in regulating circadian rhythm.
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These hormones are responsible for regulating your body temperature and your heart rate, among other things.
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It would also create a commission to develop a plan for taxing and regulating the drug.
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My husband and I also both sleep hot, so having a temperature-regulating mattress is crucial.
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Already this year, at least five countries have passed laws regulating fake news online, he added.
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Last year, at least five other states considered passing legislation regulating the commercial use of biometrics.
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Many cities and states have local laws regulating when and where you can use an ebike.
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The main thing about being fit, I've come to realize, is regulating food and it's hard.
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Meanwhile, state and local officeholders have to worry more about the practical aspects of regulating Uber.
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In particular, would regulating lobbying in addition to campaign funding do more to move politics leftward?
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In a non-emergency situation, the FDA generally stays away from regulating these kinds of tests.
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Without one, he said, the agency would be vulnerable to lawsuits for not regulating carbon dioxide.
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The process of regulating almajiris only began recently and has not reached many of the schools.
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First, realize the vision; only then can we responsibly worry about regulating and taxing the reality.
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Indeed, some states do -- regulating or even banning so-called assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.
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How and whether to issue an ordinance regulating the scooters remains a matter of hot debate.
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But regulating conversations and posts online is a delicate balance for social media giants like Facebook.
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Despite laws regulating sand mining in most states, rivers and beaches are dredged beyond safe levels.
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Patients must get a medical provider to sign off and register with the state regulating board.
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That and regulating fossil carbon pollution will boost innovation, employment and our health and well-being.
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And the judge openly questioned the need for a law regulating which bathrooms people can use.
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Congress did not explicitly mention regulating TV advertisements for prescription drugs in the law in question.
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No government actors thus far have issued a law regulating environmental protection in overseas Chinese investments.
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The rule will also relax pointless industry classification standards regulating who is allowed to join AHPs.
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Lawmakers continue to wrangle over how -- and if -- Congress should tackle the question of regulating encryption.
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"This regulation takes an overly-broad approach to regulating these products," he said in a statement.
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Gorsuch said the U.S. Congress could have prevented states from regulating uranium mining, but did not.
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U.S. policymakers should be careful not follow the EU's ham-fisted approach to regulating the technology.
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Meanwhile, changes need to be made in the U.K. when it comes to regulating social media.
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The Constitution contains not a single word about regulating or funding urban development, education, or labor.
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Significantly, there are no superstructures for regulating or legislating on behalf of all of North America.
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The nation's gun laws were eventually changed after the attack, regulating military-style semi-automatic firearms.
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"Have you thought about regulating the safety of back alleys?" she asked one anti-abortion congressman.
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Mr. Stern noted that government agencies would be regulating a variety of businesses owned by Comcast.
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In Congress, lawmakers have expressed interest in watching AI and potentially regulating it in the future.
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At the turn of the 20th century, the Senate proved ineffectual in regulating railroads and banking.
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She also sold the airwaves for 5G mobile services, and started regulating the publicly-funded BBC.
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"In other words, you all can stop freaking out about regulating political speech on the Internet."
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How is this group limited in what it can do in regard to regulating water levels?
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Another one is just a fear of machines regulating humans, destroying our jobs, and so on.
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The law's supporters claim that it protects women's health and safety by better regulating abortion providers.
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"What can be done is to improve work on registering and regulating (migration)," Ebrard told Reuters.
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Here's a quick guide as to how other governments are regulating social media or steps they are proposing: • With a sweeping data privacy bill that went into effect almost a year ago, the European Union is widely seen as the world's leader in regulating social media.
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However support for the Commission's approach to regulating online content generally seems widespread among EU member states.
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Rand Paul believe the federal government has overstepped its bounds in regulating the private health insurance market.
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The law regulating that imaging, though, was first passed before satellite imaging really existed as an industry.
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In the United States, there are no laws regulating sperm donation — but some organizations have offered guidelines.
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Photo: GettyOn Tuesday, Oakland passed a new ordinance regulating the use of surveillance devices by the city.
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The most radical approach — and one most Americans don't agree with — is legalizing and regulating all drugs.
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On the second point, Rolles argues that legalizing and regulating drugs could make for safer drug use.
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In light of the terror threat, the government has introduced several changes to the rules regulating policing.
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The DFSA last month launched a consultation on its proposed framework for regulating loan-based, crowdfunding platforms.
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And with them came a litany of rules regulating both the content and frequency of their speech.
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Neutrality rules should apply to all of the internet, not just the part that policymakers remember regulating.
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Mrs Clinton should concentrate on funding community colleges, regulating for-profit universities and improving income-linked repayment.
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The rules will put the EU far ahead of the U.S. in terms of regulating tech companies.
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Different arms of the European Union have taken new steps toward regulating tech companies' content and practices.
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One of those is government, which is regulating everything through the Environmental Protection Agency, through other places.
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Other states and countries have effective systems for measuring and regulating water use, Dr. Gleick pointed out.
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And, as universal as cars are, we're still tweaking the massive body of law regulating them today.
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And also, of course, to signal to lawmakers that the company is capable of regulating itself effectively.
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When it comes to regulating Big Tech, Europe had the "first-mover advantage," and it's keeping it.
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But now some politicians are talking openly about regulating the Internet — apparently emboldened by growing public disquiet.
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The maps could also be used in clinical trials to test the effectiveness of emotions-regulating treatments.
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The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry would be responsible for regulating the state's marijuana industry.
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All this means that the job of regulating universities now comes with more scrutiny, and more responsibility.
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He calls for breaking up Facebook and aggressively regulating all monopolists, however they arrived at their position.
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The set of rules regulating coastal development, known as the CRZ notification, was first issued in 1991.
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Drug companies say that regulating the procedure as a drug will help ensure its safety and efficacy.
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It could end up being a useful model for regulating around other tech innovations as they arise.
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Several episodes of the show deal openly with the challenges of organizing and regulating its own utopia.
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Instead it is regulating new products to provide a "level playing field" so consumers can decide winners.
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Christians, the other main religious minority, have a British law dating back to 1870 regulating their marriages.
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In fact, like many other states, Texas has few laws regulating gun ownership and sale at all.
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Kelly is not the only credit card company CEO to voice the challenges of regulating gun purchases.
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The country's provinces and territories meanwhile have been creating their own frameworks for regulating and selling weed.
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Google told Axios in January that it has a team of over 1000 people regulating bad ads.
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United States lawmakers also showed more openness to regulating Silicon Valley during Mr. Zuckerberg's testimony this month.
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The court did not give specific guidance on how laws regulating such unions should be drawn up.
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Democrats had raised concerns about Gottlieb's financial ties to the industries he will be charged with regulating.
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Daily injections of insulin are the primary treatment, but are only partially successful in regulating patients' metabolism.
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But now we have Ajit Pai re-regulating the market in the service of a favored company.
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The CFPB has so far focused on regulating mortgages, for example by making their terms more digestible.
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Perhaps just as important, their levels of the hunger-regulating hormones, ghrelin and leptin, were lower too.
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As Canada's interest in virtual currencies grows, so do the contradictions on how to approach regulating them.
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And either way, none of this stopped conservatives from regulating the hell out of Roe, anyway. 4.
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Until 2014, one state agency was responsible for both promoting the EB-5 program and regulating it.
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The report makes a series of recommendations including regulating AI as a dual-use military/commercial technology.
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Asian financial centres such as Tokyo are now regulating crypto exchanges, while China has banned them outright.
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A half century of regulating satellites has made it nearly impossible for entrepreneurs to succeed, he said.
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The FCC has said it has no intention of regulating those rates under its net neutrality rules.
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While regulating CO2 emissions will likely continue at the EPA, Congress needs to again address this issue.
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Similarly, if you are regulating data privacy, you need a clear definition of what personal information is.
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In that vein, emerging technologies also highlight the consequences that could stem from over-regulating the internet.
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As politicians in the U.S. and overseas weigh regulating Facebook, Sandberg needs to participate in that conversation.
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Others, like regulating artificial intelligence and transitioning to self-driving vehicles, reflect his futurist approach to governance.
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States are responsible for regulating program quality, but few have identified and set consequences for weak programs.
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Liberals are keen on private bank regulation but don't seem as interested in regulating public-sector institutions.
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California has faced criticism for bringing perhaps too much zeal to regulating the development of autonomous vehicles.
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Democrats had raised concerns about Gottlieb's financial ties to the industries he will be charged with regulating.
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"It's widely known the U.S. is doing an inadequate job of testing and regulating chemicals," Helm said.
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Overall, public attitudes about antibiotics need to change in order to support new governmental policies regulating them.
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The agreement, the State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement, creates a shared system for regulating online higher education programs.
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A new voice is joining the call for regulating social media sites like Facebook: the users themselves.
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"UEFA and FIFA have to implement a way of regulating [spending]," Albert Soler, the director, said Thursday.
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"Tokyo started regulating groundwater usage in the 1960s," said Jun Hayakawa, JICA's expert on water resource management.
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Canada is currently on the verge of legalizing and regulating cannabis for recreational use, slated for 2018.
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Thailand has joined Japan in regulating crypto exchanges after it issued its first licenses to four applicants.
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Another Natural Resources Committee will meet to consider the Bureau of Land Management's role regulating methane emissions.
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The curtains are supposed to be 100% light-blocking, as well as noise-reducing and temperature-regulating.
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This past summer civil society organizations united in condemnation of a worrying new law regulating their work.
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The Federal Trade Commission is looking at cross-device tracking technologies, with an eye to regulating them.
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Simply saying that privacy infringements seem "creepy" or "scary" does not justify regulating all of these corporations.
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"Everybody that I saw was quite disabled," she said, adding that they also had trouble regulating emotion.
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The problem with regulating is then those regulations can be used to police specific types of people.
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Their brains can become fixated, ruminating on worrying thoughts, without the prefrontal cortex regulating those intense feelings.
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Or does this step go too far in regulating the food industry and infringe on consumer choice?
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But it says nothing that would prevent regulating the use of foreign capital to buy local assets.
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Regulating the speech of billions of people was a lot of responsibility—and he didn't want it.
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The study doesn't prove whether or how legislation regulating use of open waters directly impacts drowning deaths.
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The NCTA poll also included questions about the role the government should have in regulating the internet.
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San Francisco is launching an office entirely dedicated to regulating new tech before it enters public areas.
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Absolutely. Do I think we can have a lighter hand when it comes to regulating our economy?
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The act is focused mainly on regulating adulterated or misbranded products, or products that are falsely packaged.
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Mr. Carrier added that the trip demonstrated the leading role Europe plays in regulating the tech sector.
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COADEC's letter coincides with the CMA's own major conference on Tuesday about its approach to regulating tech.
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Right now, no international organization is regulating who's allowed to take up space in low Earth orbit.
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Graham: Yeah, and we are, we&aposre regulating both of the federal and state level within optometry.
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A lawyer who spent much of his career protecting banks is now in charge of regulating them.
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The First Amendment absolutely prohibits the government from regulating speech because it disapproves of the speaker's message.
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Self regulating organizations are nothing new but have driven industrialization and the emergence of modern financial markets.
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But day by day, we are seeing breakthrough technologies render that old way of regulating markets obsolete.
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America is an extreme producer of e-waste, but has done next to nothing about regulating it.
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The funds also support services such as regulating the sales, criminal justice and additional public health uses.
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And a lot more money goes to planning, regulating and managing medical services at the administrative level.
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More than anything, regulating cryptocurrency just forces traders into less-regulated — and often much less secure — markets.
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And even if the U.S. government refrains from regulating social media, other governments are already doing so.
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The brown UPS baseball cap will be made from a "heat-regulating mesh material" instead of plastic.
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And she refused to support statewide standards regulating the use of body-worn cameras by police officers.
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This won't yield an imminent revolution on regulating firearms, especially within the overly cautious halls of Congress.
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Regulating health care prices would have meant that hospitals, doctors, and pharmaceutical companies would all earn less.
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But it does have some indirect influence by regulating who can participate in DNC-sanctioned presidential debates.
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Regulating Facebook is a complicated balancing act, multiple technology experts and Capitol Hill aides said in interviews.
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But despite China's apparent success at regulating its environmental impact, the country's total carbon emissions still grew.
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Nevertheless, it would take until 1938 for the Fair Labor Standards Act regulating child labor to pass.
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It has no experience of regulating online text and is only set up to regulate video content.
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"Would you end up with Ofcom regulating Mail Online?" asked one person with knowledge of the matter.
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And besides, they're legal, because San Francisco's rulers never thought to make rules regulating electric scooter sharing businesses.
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The U.S. federal government, meanwhile, has avoided a key step in protecting people from lead poisoning: regulating landlords.
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Cat fur has two layers: a topcoat for protecting against the elements, and an undercoat for regulating temperature.
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The hearing reinforced that Europe is going to be a lot more aggressive in regulating and scrutinizing Facebook.
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You've probably heard of these neurotransmitters before, because they're in charge of regulating mood, emotion, sleep, and appetite.
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Beijing especially has tended to take a more reactionary approach to regulating fast-growing industries such as technology.
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"In regulating tech, government needs to focus on fixing the real problem," Rometty said in her prepared remarks.
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Potential solutions include regulating hunting and working with local communities to manage and protect their resources from outsiders.
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Regulating exchanges will be easier, but if someone wants to bypass an exchange, they could certainly do so.
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He said he was disappointed China has yet to sign up to a global framework regulating export subsidies.
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In recent months Smith has advocated for immigration reform and has suggested that governments begin regulating face recognition.
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In the US, the process for evaluating and regulating chemicals is slow and often confusing to the public.
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They're afraid of being called media companies, because they know then the FCC would be regulating them already.
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And our government, which these guys cover, is fully incapable of understanding or legislating it, or regulating it.
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And it concludes that regulating hazardous air pollutants such as mercury under the standards is therefore not necessary.
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Pruitt and Zinke went to town de-regulating natural resource development and putting the kibosh on renewable energy.
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A new study has found an unexpected link between laws regulating pregnant women's alcohol consumption and abortion restrictions.
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Duffy is hopeful state legislatures or the tourism industry will take action on regulating or outlawing the boats.
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Merino wool is naturally temperature regulating, moisture wicking, anti-microbial, odor resistant, and last but not least, comfortable.
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"Antitrust law as we know it has begun to hit its limits with regulating tech companies," Buttigieg said.
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That is not to say that regulating online conversations is not a delicate balance for social media platforms.
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For this, she engages vexed histories of photography applied to parsing and regulating both economized and excessive gestures.
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Occupational licensing—the practice of regulating who can do what jobs—has been on the rise for decades.
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One big reason that cryptocurrencies have exponentially jumped in price is Japan's decision to start regulating bitcoin exchanges.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Are you favoring the government actually regulating the relationship between CEO pay and the average worker?
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Two years later he said the agency had erred in failing to consider costs when regulating power plants.
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Indeed, because the federal government has generally stayed out of the business of regulating insurance, it already does.
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The UK government is due to put out a policy White Paper on regulating online harms this winter.
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Kansas was forbidden from regulating interstate commerce - and the federal agency had not written rules it could enforce.
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This is why I have co-sponsored H.R. 391, which would prohibit the administration from regulating greenhouse gases.
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They want to turn Steven Mnuchin's nomination to lead the Treasury into a battle over regulating Wall Street.
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You gotta see what he says about regulating unruly fans ... at least back in the day he would.
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Regulating blood sugar Where Johnston's research has shown significant benefits from vinegar, however, is in blood sugar control.
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This is the first step toward regulating existing sources, which accounts for 90 percent of U.S. methane emissions.
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One new area, however, is a report due from the watchdog in the third quarter on regulating cryptocurrencies.
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In Singapore, where there are strict laws regulating public assembly, youths planned a virtual campaign on social media.
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"The DOL is effectively regulating IRAs," said Marcia Wagner, managing director at The Wagner Law Group in Boston.
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It's up to the companies themselves and the regulating bodies to do that due diligence on their behalf.
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But the dispute with Andina shows that the government is keener on regulating universities than on liberating them.
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He has helped collect millions in political donations from the very industries he will be tasked with regulating.
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To begin, regulating pole attachments should be left to the experts at the FCC, not local municipal governments.
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All of that science we were doing was focused on regulating effectively, and by that I mean efficiently.
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The problem for Facebook is that the company already has entered the thicket of regulating truth and falsehood.
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Sleep serves many purposes, including regulating our mood, clearing waste from our brain and re-energizing our cells.
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He argued that the bill introduced Thursday was a "light touch" approach to regulating the social media companies.
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The idea of not regulating greenhouse gases — of leaving them to the free market — is a non-starter.
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This means regulating the consumer devices without inhibiting professional systems from completing important, and potentially life-saving tasks.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) will re-propose its rule aimed at regulating algorithmic trading on Nov.
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"We believe it's to the benefit of the public that the FDA is regulating the category," said Goldman.
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TrustX adds more backbone to these efforts by actually regulating what gets bought and sold on the exchange.
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It is the absurdity of having those people who are supposed to be regulat[ed] doing the regulating.
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Research shows that gun violence rates increase over time when laws regulating concealed gun carrying are substantially weakened.
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A single, unelected bureaucrat was inappropriately given jurisdiction over regulating mortgages, credit cards, bank accounts, and consumer credit.
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The country's parliament endorsed a law regulating nongovernmental organizations that human rights groups say effectively bans their work.
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There's a lot of talk of regulating the cryptocurrency market — in China, South Korea, the U.S. and elsewhere.
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Merino wool is a great material to make shoes with because it's naturally temperature-regulating, soft, and comfortable.
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Don't let his charm fool you—he's the exacting type, regulating the guestlist and counting up everyone's money.
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When the weather turns into its annual swamp-fire, regulating our nighttime body temps is of utmost importance.
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And last year, the FCC stepped into the morass of agencies regulating privacy with its net neutrality order.
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But the F.D.A. can base its decisions only on safety considerations and cannot consider cost in regulating drugs.
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Sward says the FDA, by law, is responsible for regulating products that claim to offer consumers therapeutic benefits.
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One of the organizations responsible for regulating the speed of change in San Francisco is the Planning Commission.
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Nobody doubts that on an emotional and intellectual level, Sanders is deeply committed to regulating the financial sector.
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She's called for breaking up the larger companies, including Facebook and Amazon, and more strictly regulating smaller ones.
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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the US finance industry's self-regulating authority, is reportedly looking into VIX manipulation.
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But regulating water use is a politically sensitive issue - one few policymakers are keen to address, Kugelman said.
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Polls show large majorities of the public, sometimes including a majority of Republican voters, support regulating climate pollution.
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Governments pursued this through mandatory disclosures and by regulating the safety and soundness of banks serving as intermediaries.
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Second, it's worth noting that laws regulating local schools are not really the province of the federal government.
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"I have no idea what [Thune] said but they should not get involved in regulating Facebook," he added.
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The former executive of one of the largest drug companies would have responsibility for regulating the pharmaceutical industry.
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Despite the Supreme Court ruling, a federal law regulating sports betting seems extremely unlikely to pass anytime soon.
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The new rule would be far less stringent in regulating greenhouse gas emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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The DLD, which is already involved in regulating the sector, would work with the new body, he said.
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I.O., as well as Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who devised the bank regulating agency Mr. Cordray led.
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It's also why we can't expect tech companies to be gung-ho about the idea of regulating themselves.
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Yet the debate about regulating the internet is raising broader questions about what constitutes acceptable free expression online.
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Across the Channel in London — my next stop on this trip — there are much stricter laws regulating scooters.
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The report comes as lawmakers discuss regulating technology companies, but cracking down on the practice could be difficult.
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The treaty aims to establish international norms for regulating arms sales between countries and addressing illegal arms sales.
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And the rules regulating the Nobel Prizes do not allow for a prize to be withdrawn, he added.
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Indeed, regulating lead ammunition has long been a hot-button point of contention among both conservationists and hunters.
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Or, they run the risk that Congress is going to get in their business and start regulating them.
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Neither offers a concrete step toward regulating trading platforms, nor do they designate oversight to a single agency.
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A few measures would prevent local governments from banning flavors or otherwise regulating e-cigarettes and tobacco products.
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Facebook is becoming more aggressive in regulating content after initially trying to avoid entanglement in free speech issues.
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The most expensive campaign is about one of the most obscure issues: regulating the profits of dialysis clinics.
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To the Editor: Emily Parker repeats industry ideas about individual responsibility and a faith in self-regulating systems.
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The body's endocannabinoid system is involved in regulating everything from pain to mood, appetite, stress, sleep and memory.
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Before the Environmental Protection Agency started regulating pollution in the nation's air, water, and land, things were dire.
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A decree regulating the price would be published during the day, Le Maire told French BFM Business radio.
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It said that 61% of Britons want more regulatory oversight while only 17% support tech platforms regulating themselves.
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The hearing is also slated to address whether the federal government has a role in regulating the websites.
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Wade but upheld part of a Pennsylvania law regulating access to abortions during the elder Mr. Casey's tenure.
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As result, speculators who used cryptocurrency for money laundering or capital flight have prompted governments to start regulating.
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He announced plans to repeal the Clean Power Plan, the Obama-era climate rule regulating greenhouse gas emissions.
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The court delayed the ruling's effect for 60 days to allow lawmakers time to consider regulating stun guns.
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Numerous Democratic presidential candidates have called for breaking up or more closely regulating Google, Facebook and other companies.
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Because of the ubiquity and diversity of governments regulating governments, there is not a single, silver bullet solution.
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Some GOP lawmakers warn that regulating drug prices could have unintended consequences for the marketplace and medical innovation.
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If we don't act now, women will continue to suffer under an outdated and ineffective regime regulating abortion.
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The best toaster ovens are incredibly accurate at regulating temperature, even better than some wall ovens, Bishop says.
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Regulating carbon pollution down to net zero emissions by 2050 will end the global climate crisis for good.
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"It's also first steps, over time, toward governments trusting Airbnb to assume more responsibility for regulating their hosts."
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Instead, Washington should take a distinctly American approach, regulating companies to ensure they were acting in citizens' interest.
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What hope do we have of regulating our lives, if time itself is an unsturdy, possibly political construct?
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Our self-regulating legal profession does many things well, but we often struggle to police our own ranks.
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Indonesia is one of fewer than ten countries to refuse to sign the WHO's convention on regulating tobacco.
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In his view, laws regulating marijuana use should not be stricter than those for tobacco and alcohol use.
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Last year Congress legalized hemp as a crop and directed the Agriculture Department to start regulating hemp production.
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Steve Bannon reportedly wants to respond to this monopoly by regulating Google and Facebook as a public utility.
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A new rule regulating the monitoring, safe storage and disposal of coal ash went into effect in 3003.
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"The last administration's approach of regulating the internet with depression era phone rules is deeply flawed," said Sen.
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Becerra, that affirmed the First Amendment right of CPCs by striking down a California law regulating the facilities.
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SS: So they will self regulate rather than regulating in cohorts with the likes of OPEC and others.
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More than 190 nations have agreed on regulating global warming and helping poor nations that face climate catastrophe.
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He's also supported multiple measures in San Francisco regulating the activities and living circumstances of the city's homeless.
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The Food and Drug Administration only started regulating e-cigarettes in the same vein as tobacco in 20.1.
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The Ministry of Labour´s regulating body (Sunafil) proposed that the company be fined $254,000 over the deaths.
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Their employer was summoned and is accused of violating rules regulating women's placement at work, the ministry added.
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Speaker of the House Paul Ryan had the same instinct -- to focus on mental health, not regulating guns.
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The Trump administration, already stocked with anti-environment industry sycophants, is bent on resuscitating, not regulating, Big Coal.
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The burgeoning competition to dominate satellite internet presents an unprecedented scenario for the agencies regulating access to space.
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The money manager supports rewriting the antitrust laws and then either breaking up or regulating Big Tech companies.
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"I don't have any interest in regulating [companies like Facebook and Twitter and Google] into oblivion," Democratic Sen.
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So far, even with the pacemaker regulating my pulse, the damage the virus inflicted leaves me easily fatigued.
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In effect, Nunes wants to force Twitter into regulating speech that is mean to Nunes and other conservatives.
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Trump has shown some interest in regulating health care prices, particularly in allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices.
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It will be the responsibility of government to make sure they're regulating the right people to manufacture it.
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It's such a big deal that the FAA has a specific office dedicated to regulating commercial space flight.
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Moulin also suggests that somewhere in the temporal lobe is a mechanism for regulating the process of remembering.
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As the Maryland team detailed in a recent paper in Nature Communications, in order to determine the neural process regulating transitions between sleep and wakefulness, it focused on the suprachiasmatic nucleus in the hypothalamus, a small group of brain cells long known to be responsible for regulating the body's circadian cycles.
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"Regulating robocalls based on the content of their messaging presents a more severe threat to First Amendment freedoms than regulating their time, place and manner," wrote Judge Richard Paez for a panel that included Judge Ronald Gould and U.S. District Judge Janis Jack of Corpus Christi, Texas, sitting by designation.
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Politicians and the security establishment have a grander aim: regulating the flow of ideas to preserve American technological supremacy.
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But, it's just as dangerous, especially in tandem with the fallacy that regulating corporations always leads to job loss.
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Both elected officials and the general public have rightfully questioned whether Facebook is capable of regulating its own conduct.
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As Radulovich points out, there's historical precedent for the government getting more deeply involved in regulating private ride-sharing.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio questioned Monday the role the Federal Aviation Administration is playing in regulating heliports.
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And so far, regulators have largely been slow and ineffective in curbing that addiction or regulating the privacy intrusions.
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That was really interesting and different and important in [determining] where the Supreme Court is going in regulating abortion.
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UVA bans Spencer American universities, not just UVA, struggled with how to allow free speech while regulating hate speech.
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The only problem with that theory is Sanders, too, backs regulating coal plants, and wants to go even further.
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Larry Kudlow, the president's economic adviser, said that the Trump administration is considering regulating how Google presents its results.
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But what we do know now is that regulating and breaking up Big Tech is officially on the table.
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The FTC currently operates as an independent agency charged with regulating consumer protection issues and enforcing federal antitrust law.
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Krieger similarly thinks there's a lack of nuance in the discussion around regulating tech platforms and rolling back acquisitions.
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So in the 1930s, he underwrote a study that laid out how to legalize alcohol while strictly regulating it.
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However, he told Swisher, the big internet platforms are already regulating speech in a vacuum left by the government.
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"There are two Democratic visions for regulating Wall Street," he says, as a camera pans across nondescript office buildings.
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Foreign workers are self-regulating, points out Philip Martin, who studies migrant labour at the University of California, Davis.
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New bills aimed at regulating the tech industry have been introduced at a faster rate than in years prior.
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The UN-led Arms Trade Treaty, the first global attempt at regulating the business, is only two years old.
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In Nevada, it is now easier for the NRA and other groups to sue local governments over regulating firearms.
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Jassy said he didn't know if people at Amazon were necessarily surprised by recent discussions about regulating the company.
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That Europe would be quicker to act on regulating Facebook and other tech companies hardly comes as a surprise.
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The FDA has long been criticized for not regulating supplements, which leads to supplements having illegal stimulants in them.
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Regulating drugs in a more sensible manner would make them safer—and not just for those who take them.
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A majority of states—30 so far—have introduced legislation regulating the action of daily fantasy sports this year.
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Later, however, it seemed China's censors - who play a constant role regulating the country's internet - had loosened the reins.
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The laws regulating MPs and senators, which have not yet been completed, may find ways to hamstring politicians further.
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How do we best balance the scales when it comes to regulating consumer protections and promoting innovation and investment?
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But federal regulators are nowhere close to having a legal framework for regulating this kind of self-flying airplane.
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Banks had discussed the issue within a self-regulating group but did not reach any agreement, the sources said.
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So now, a few months later, people think high medicine prices and not regulating the pharmaceutical companies is good?
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The federal government left many of the details of regulating sales up to provinces, which are taking different paths.
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Among the 14 states that have laws regulating the testing of self-driving cars, New York is an outlier.
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He said the Senate Banking Committee would closely scrutinize the company's plans and examine possible measures for regulating it.
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A habit does not provide the same sort of self-regulating feedback that an aircraft or cerebellum's autopilot provides.
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The Federal Aviation Administration and local regulatory bodies will also take an interest in monitoring and regulating these vehicles.
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Last week London's transport regulator published a safety-first vision for regulating the fast-changing private hire vehicle space.
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While liquor is not banned in Madhya Pradesh, the Indian government is increasingly regulating alcohol consumption across the country.
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Without them, the effect is a much more uncertain world with fewer rules regulating the world's most dangerous weapon.
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According to the government body responsible for regulating this stuff, seat spacing didn't affect passengers' ability to evacuate planes.
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Waking up at the same time every day improves your mood and sleep quality by regulating your circadian rhythm.
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Under Vestager, the European Commission — the legislative arm of the EU — has embraced a leading role regulating big tech.
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Earlier this year TfL also published a policy statement, setting out a safety-first approach to regulating ride-sharing.
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" Pruitt responded indirectly, saying, "Senator, I believe the administrator has a very important role to perform in regulating CO2.
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Police were regulating foot traffic from a subway station close to the beginning of the march, protesters told CNN.
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With transgenes, he argues, it was possible to wrap your head around the logic of regulating changes as drugs.
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Granted, at the time, the city didn't have an official process for regulating bike-share and e-scooter startups.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told MSNBC's Hugh Hewitt that he's wary about regulating political advertisements on social media.
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In that capacity, he advised on the implementation of Title VII of the Dodd-Frank Act regulating swap markets.
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And the implications of not regulating what tech giants can do with people's data has arguably never been clearer.
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It plays a role in regulating the cell's metabolism, division and growth, and prevents the breakdown of damaged cells.
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Vostochny Bank confirmed the central bank statement, saying that it concerned a threshold used in regulating subordinate loan agreements.
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Look, it's not a question so much of "compassionate" as one of a state capable of regulating social conflicts.
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The California rules could still conflict with proposed federal legislation that would largely bar states from regulating autonomous vehicles.
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Two years ago today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released a proposed blueprint for regulating e-cigarettes.
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Airline seat sizes Regulating the size of airline seats has long been a hot-button issue on Capitol Hill.
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Today, Republicans argue that liberals are assaulting First Amendment rights by trying to pass laws regulating speech and behavior.
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"Once you get into the business of regulating truth, that's a really complicated thicket to enter into," Bhagwat said.
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AND I USED A SLIDE THAT WHEN THEY START REGULATING BIOTECH COMPANIES, FOR EXAMPLE, THE STOCKS JUST STARTED TANKING.
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Facebook's recent failings though have sparked renewed calls from Klobuchar and Warner to introduce legislation regulating digital political ads.
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FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has said the agency has no intention of regulating Internet rates, but Republicans are wary.
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But others have warned that regulating encryption standards could not only weaken security but also damage America's economic competitiveness.
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A negative feedback loop is a self-regulating system that reacts to feedback in a way that maintains equilibrium.
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As a lobbyist, Bernhardt worked on behalf of several oil companies that he'll soon be in charge of regulating.
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The full committee recently passed a bill to prevent the FCC from regulating Internet service rates charged to customers.
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The FAA will focus exclusively on what it does best: regulating the airspace, aircraft and aviation equipment for safety.
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It's essential to bodily functions, such as keeping your kidneys healthy, regulating body temperature, maintaining good digestion, and more.
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But despite bipartisan interest in tackling the problem, the EPA and Pentagon have been resistant to regulating the chemicals.
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The TSCA prevented the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from regulating even the most harmful chemicals, such as carcinogenic asbestos.
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It never occurred to me that I would have to defend the fundamental appropriateness of regulating dangerous industrial emissions.
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Despite some of the lowest CFPB complaint numbers, the bureau was set on regulating payday loans out of existence.
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We're in dire need of a single national organization dedicated to authorizing and regulating activities in orbit and beyond.
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Policymakers are also considering regulating Google, Facebook and other social media platforms in order to protect individual user data.
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Google's CEO Sundar Pichai warned against 'rushing' into regulating AI, which happens to be vital to Google's future growth.
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"Today we are signing core principles for regulating the United States financial system," Trump said while signing the orders.
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Hong Kong: The territory's financial regulating agency issued a statement warning that some ICOs may be classified as securities.
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And even though some treatments are considered evidence-based and some are not, there's nobody regulating which you use.
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He labeled the issue a "national priority" and promised certain steps toward potentially regulating the chemicals' presence in water.
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Regulating the use of drones has become an important task for China, the world's largest manufacturer of consumer drones.
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For instance, biomarkers involved in regulating our circadian rhythms and those targeted by lithium were altered in women only.
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Psychedelic use was associated with less difficulty "regulating" emotions, and significantly less intimate partner violence—but for men only.
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Under this administration, de-regulating the telecom industry is generally favored over slapping new regulations on the tech industry.
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He says he designed the measure to avoid the bipartisan deadlocks that have strangled previous attempts at regulating emissions.
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The study's findings showed that crying can keep the body stable while regulating breathing patterns and heart rate measures.
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Khosrowshahi, who took over at Uber last year, said in October that "regulating services like Uber is totally appropriate".
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"There were strong personalities expressing strong opinions" about de-regulating drone flights, Measure CEO Brandon Torres Declet told CNBC.
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That means merely regulating bump stocks wouldn't have necessarily prevented the gunman from outfitting his weapons as he did.
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I am on board with Hasen — equality is a much more sensible and practical justification for regulating campaign finance.
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As a result, adult survivors of trauma may struggle with trusting others, regulating upsetting emotions, and forming close bonds.
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Stricter judicial review would have led to a more "liberal" result of strictly regulating big cable and telephone companies.
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An observer confronts a "regime of seeing" regulating the visible and must choose between accepting or distrusting one's sight.
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Do you think there's any role for the government to play in regulating social media companies to prevent abuses?
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In the United States, more lawmakers are interested in regulating social media giants as they do traditional television broadcasters.
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Regulating an assemblage of technology we can't clearly define is a recipe for poor laws and even worse technology.
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States, which now have a patchwork of rules regulating the vehicles, would have to follow the new federal law.
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However, laws regulating voting in any other way other than in person, on Election Day, vary wildly by state.
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Facebook's C.E.O., Mark Zuckerberg, testified, and the complex challenge of regulating social media companies was consistently a top story.
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Speaking of regulating tech … • Yelp is using the moment to continue pressing for a tighter rein on tech giants.
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This almond-shaped set of nervous tissue in our brains is responsible for sussing out threats and regulating emotions.
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Proposal 1 legalized the recreational use of marijuana and created a framework for regulating the drug's production and sale.
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Maybe we should be the ones that are regulating the internet and maybe we should take over that mantle.
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The bill being introduced this week would repeal the curfews regulating when people can enter a bar or club.
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Unfortunately, our system for regulating private space exploration and commerce has not kept up with this rapidly changing industry.
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They have been vital to promoting expertise, protecting bipartisan oversight and regulating a modern economy without overstretching presidential power.
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