The monarch — the longest-reigning in British history — turns 91 on Friday.
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Elizabeth Warren, who has been vocal about reigning in outsized corporate power.
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It's another example of Chinese authorities allowing, and then reigning in, speculative activity.
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One album in particular, posted by TheBlondeSwede, is currently reigning in terms of popularity.
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Utah lawmakers have also suggested various methods for reigning in presidential authority to create monuments.
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But there are some things that maybe they'd agree on, like reigning in gun control?
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The focus, he said, will be on curbing class action abuses and reigning in overregulation.
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Lonmin has been cutting thousands of jobs and reigning in costs to weather tough market conditions.
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Go deeper: Back in July, Mike Allen reported that Trump was reigning in his tariff temptation.
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Certainly fears that the Fed in the U.S. might get more aggressive in reigning in stimulus.
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Michael Flynn -- Trump's pick for national security adviser -- has pushed the idea of reigning in the DNI.
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He has rendered a number of decisions, for example reigning in the administrative state here in Washington.
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But reigning in trade through trade wars and trade barriers adds insult to injury for American workers.
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The conservative movement, long focused on fiscal discipline and reigning in government overreach, was remade in his image.
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Bridges' Kanyama said investor concerns had risen that Zambia had appeared unconcerned about reigning in its soaring deficits.
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LifeBrite is proud to have manufactured the first-ever Sadness Lamp to assist in reigning in the afterlife.
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Faced with a growing pile of delays and cost overruns, lawmakers face limited options in reigning in NASA.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE would need to be serious about reigning in presidential war powers.
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So the second great task facing liberalism alongside reigning in over-mighty elites is reviving the national-localist tradition.
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Clinton supports the Affordable Care Act, but says she would improve on it, including reigning in prescription drug costs.
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Queen Elizabeth II, the oldest monarch in the world and the longest reigning in British history, turns 90 today.
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Bernie Sanders of a failure in leadership when it comes to reigning in his army of supposedly toxic supporters.
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"It was the architects and designers who needed reigning in, because they tended to go into technical minutiae," said s.surface.
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"We're also restoring the rule of law, reigning in federal regulatory overreach and refocusing EPA on its core responsibilities," Wheeler said.
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Why it matters: The findings underscore the immense challenge of reigning in heat-trapping emissions in an increasingly energy-hungry world.
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The U.S.-South Korea relationship has been on shaky footing as both nations espouse different views on reigning in a belligerent Pyongyang.
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The matter could also influence the situation in North Korea, because Washington still needs Beijing's help reigning in the nuclear armed state.
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Rather than reigning-in runaway debt, China has reverted to its old playbook to juice the economy through the expansion of credit.
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Analysts say he changed his mind to avoid destabilizing the bilateral relationship as both countries work together on reigning in North Korea.
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At the same time, though, MBS has sought to consolidate power by reigning in Saudi Arabia's extensive royal family and business community.
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In effect, Vicenti's ephermal and gossamer-like collages display a skill for establishing balance, reigning in gratuity while still keeping the audience's eye.
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With chaos reigning in the White House, Trump has struggled to attract new blood to his team, following regular rounds of staff bloodletting.
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The Robotic Falcon's net has a range of 40 feet, more than enough in most cases where a rogue drone needs reigning in.
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Republicans continued to push for reigning in "chain migration" that could jeopardize the parents of Dreamers who are still in the United States illegally.
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Are companies worried about higher interest rates and thus reigning in some optimism because corporate debt has exploded higher over the past 7 years?
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" (Wall Street Journal interview, 2009) ON REGULATORS REIGNING IN SPECULATIVE TRADING BY BANKS "If you want to be a bank, follow the bank rules.
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So reigning in America's Wild West in the mid-1800s had more to do with regulating runaway tech corporations than it did with capturing bandits.
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Leading the drug market, AlphaBay Market drug listed in the hidden market, with its competitor, Abraxus, reigning in at 16,000 listings, as of Oct. 2015.
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You know, I called for reigning in CEO pay, I called for closing the carried interest loophole, I called for a moratorium on mortgage foreclosures.
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France's Prime Minister has promised to reduce the tax burden by around 7 billion euros ($7.98 billion) from next year by reigning in public spending.
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Also in February, Twitter's ex-CEO Dick Costolo apologized for not reigning in the rampant abuse taking place on the platform while he was in charge.
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Washington's escalating scrutiny of Silicon Valley is putting into stark contrast the different approaches Democrats and Republicans are taking toward reigning in the massive tech giants.
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The two leaders espouse varied views on reigning in the rogue state, but both are expected to stay united on issues such as joint defense networks.
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The 24.5 Enclave does a fantastic job of reigning in its heft, appearing less blocky and massive than rivals like the Acura MDX and Audi Q7.
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A strong rebuke from Brussels will be noticed by influential Trump administration officials who are already interested in reigning in the power of tech giants like Google.
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Hyde-Smith campaigned on the issues that appeal to Mississippians: being pro-life, supporting our military, appointing conservatives to the Supreme Court and reigning in federal bureaucracy.
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Amid surging price pressures and slow progress toward reform, the IMF noted the central bank of Egypt is "committed" to reigning in the country's double-digit inflation.
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The company has been cutting costs and jobs, and reigning in its capital spending as increased geopolitical tensions have hurt demand as well as made payments more challenging.
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That's led to numerous headaches for each as they try to strike a balance between reigning in their platforms' uglier tendencies and stifling the free flow of information.
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And some would even prefer that the Islamic State continue reigning in the Sunni-dominated territories of its so-called caliphate if it means it leaves Baghdad alone.
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Finally, we have a President who is reigning in Iran's rulers through strength and resolve, not the concessions that accompany a desperate push for a legacy-boosting deal.
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Congress keeps entrusting more power to less accountable agencies, the executive branch isn't reigning in its agencies' exercise of power, and the judiciary is looking the other way.
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While their group was initially focused on reigning in the federal government — with federal spending at the top of their list — the $22 trillion debt never came up.
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The nonpartisan Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council spoke out in support of increasing bipartisanship to further a pro-business agenda including further deregulation, reigning in healthcare costs and more.
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Draining the swamp and restoring constitutionally-limited government starts by calling out when bad politics trump good policy and reigning in the "rogue agency" that is the CFPB.
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Hostile anti-China sentiments have marked much of Trump's presidency—in a tweet last month, he criticized Beijing for its lack of assistance on reigning in Pyongyang's military technology.
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Abiy must walk a delicate line between increasing political freedoms and reigning in strongmen building ethnic powerbases by demanding more access to land, power and resources for their groups.
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Abiy must walk a delicate line between increasing political freedoms and reigning in strongmen building ethnic powerbases by demanding more access to land, power and resources for their groups.
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Democrats score a victory in Virginia, Trump arrives in China to seek help reigning in North Korea and FBI agents raid the headquarters of a major U.S. body broker.
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Similarly, Mexico has levers to punish the U.S. on the trade front: shutting access to its markets, reigning in oil exports and letting its currency plunge against the dollar.
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That's why Refinery29's Anissa Richmond — a self-diagnosed shopaholic — vowed to spend five days focusing on her financial health in the hope of reigning in her unconscious spending.
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The senator has since doubled down on her stance in the Democratic debates, while most competing candidates have committed to less ambitious means of reigning in Big Tech's power.
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Research shows that fewer meetings can boost employee and organizational productivity, and many other leaders have methods like Bezos' for reigning in what they see as time-wasting gatherings.
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In these roles, he oversaw a crackdown on Weibo, the Chinese Twitter-like platform, reigning in powerful thought leaders and celebrities known as the "Big Vs" for their "verified" status.
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In a time when congressionally fostered accountability is lacking, this administration is signaling that it will not only help Congress in reigning in agency mission-creep, it will provide the roadmap.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's government laid out a plan on Tuesday that improves pay for contract employees but takes a soft-touch approach to reigning in the country's notoriously long working hours.
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Meanwhile, a Russian plan for a humanitarian corridor into Eastern Ghouta has collapsed amid renewed fighting, a sign that Moscow is not yet serious about reigning in their client in Damascus.
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The decision to grant Huawei the contract to build out Russia's 5G network comes as Moscow moves to a more Chinese-style, hyper-controlled internet, reigning in online freedoms and dissent.
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Beyond Wil and Sam's full-time positions at the company, the team is supported by their marketing and Artist relations headcounts - the struggle of being a startup means reigning in personnel spending.
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And that's not to say it's not good, but in the context of Madonna's career, songs like "Cherish" – bouncier, poppier songs in which she's reigning in the sex appeal – are the outliers.
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Confusion is reigning in cities and suburbs with high property taxes as homeowners weigh prepaying their 2628 property taxes in order to avoid a bigger bill once the Trump cuts take effect.
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When the defence collapsed on them, then the supporting cast picked up the slack, with a big man filling the lane on a roll or a shooter reigning in a 3-pointer.
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Some conservatives both inside and outside the agency are concerned their dream of reigning in Obama-era EPA regulations and gutting the agency in a more wholesale fashion will not come to fruition.
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Iran has said it won't accept changes to the deal, which saw it reigning in its nuclear ambitions in return for a relaxation of international sanctions that had sorely damaged the oil exporter.
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Moscow's history of withholding energy cargoes during its ongoing conflict with Ukraine – through which about 80 percent of its European exports pass – demonstrates the importance of market diversity for reigning in bad actors.
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The Palestinians remain divided and their leadership malicious or hapless, with Hamas, which advocates terrorism, reigning in the Gaza Strip, while the Palestinian Authority, rife with corruption, governs ineptly in the West Bank.
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The tough talk was no surprise coming from Bregoli, who became a viral sensation after appearing on the show in September with her mother, who was having a hard time reigning in the misbehaving teenager.
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Any significant disruptions could play into the hands of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull as he heads into an early election announced yesterday that will be fought largely on industrial relations and reigning in powerful unions.
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As the CATO Institute point out, arms sales have provided little leverage to prevent Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Indonesia and Morocco from invading their neighbors, or reigning in human rights abuses by Gulf states and others.
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Bach and his colleagues suggest two possible solutions for reigning in cancer drug waste: Require companies to provide drugs in vials that contain more appropriate doses or require companies to refund the expense of leftover drug.
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However, with the focus on reigning in lending and maintaining and improving jobs, there is a risk of the government losing sight of another factor which could impede the country's potential for future growth – the environment.
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We could see 20 to 30 years before there is real regime change in North Korea that holds any promise of reigning in its nuclear ambitions or restoring some balance to its diplomatic and military priorities.
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This week, the Supreme Court issued a ruling that stands as a monumental setback for those who are concerned about reigning in jurisdictions that too often undertake efforts to strip legitimately registered voters from the rolls.
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" "There have been reclassifications and attempts at reigning in the overprescription of opiates," said Curtis, who explained that "most people who become addicted" like herself "do so after a prescription for a painkiller following a medical procedure.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 15 (Reuters) - White House national security adviser H.R. McMaster said on Friday the United States was approaching the limit of what sanctions and diplomacy can accomplish in terms of reigning in North Korea's weapons program.
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During Dmitriev's term, the central bank proceeded with a game-changing decision to let the rouble float freely in late 2014 while successfully reigning in once stubbornly high consumer inflation as it switched to inflation targeting policy.
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The relatively new kid on the block, Instagram, has replaced Facebook as the market leader (although the latter technically owns the former), reigning in as the social platform of choice with half of Iranians actively using it.
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Genia Gore, for instance, has become an expert at reigning in healthcare costs at family run Gore Travel Plaza — a large gas station in Seiling, Oklahoma — and Gore Nitrogen, a company that delivers nitrogen to oil wells.
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Earnings are also a chance for chief financial officer Ruth Porat to share progress on reigning in the company's "other bets" category, which includes Nest home automation products, venture investments and self-driving car technology (recently renamed Waymo).
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Recent reports from the Economist and Freedom House reinforce a drumbeat coming from commentators across the globe: Democracy as a global phenomenon — simultaneously an ideal and a set of formal and informal rules reigning in many countries worldwide — is under threat.
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Here's what soda tax advocates can do to keep the pressure on Big Soda: The new law banning soda taxes in California is a setback, but we won't give up on reigning in the soda industry and protecting community health.
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"Some of the big-ticket items that you tend to buy become a little more expensive, and so consumers end up spending less on them, which is one of the things that leads to higher interest rates reigning in economic growth," Bivens explains.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders must show flexibility on Britain's Brexit plans given the "chaos" currently reigning in London, Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said, adding that Britain would have to give a valid reason for the time extension it was seeking.
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While both those leaders are key US allies, Trump will be facing a much more formidable task in China, where he will be hoping to get support from Xi for reigning in North Korea's nuclear and missile programs, as well as trade issues.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On September 20093, the United Nations (UN) will hold its 2019 Climate Action Summit in New York to rally world leaders around the urgent cause of reigning in human-driven climate change before it's too late.
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Next year, the U.S. will have added 1 mbd or more to the market, producing close to 12 mbd per day, and then it might be time for Russia and Saudi to replay its earlier move by reigning in supply to support a higher price.
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Goldman Sachs has already started adding customer-support call centers, and building an internal system to handle payments, a project that could cost the bank $200 million, WSJ said, a time when banks are focused on reigning in expenses to boost their bottom lines.
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He says while the investigation is likely to produce at least one bipartisan piece of legislation aimed at reigning in Big Tech, he's also hoping it will help educate the American public about how tech firms are allegedly playing fast and loose with their private data.
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"I don't necessarily think it should have an effect on calm, organized protest because they generally inform the police anyway," Dr. Burnap said, acknowledging the importance of reigning in the practice so it doesn't give police the type of "predictive" power as seen with other social media surveillance software.
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And while the president's hands are currently tied as he seeks the mainland's help on reigning in a hostile North Korea, the South China Sea issue still looms large — last week, the Chinese navy deployed two missile frigates to a U.S. Navy warship that sailed near the China-claimed Spratly Islands.
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Albert DeAmicis, a former captain with the Allegheny County Bureau of Corrections in Pennsylvania who now teaches at LaRoche College's Justice, Law and Security Criminal Justice Program, believes Trump's aggressive stance on immigration could be effective in reigning in MS-13 because of the group's reliance on fresh recruits from El Salvador.
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Turning to Asia, Pence's approach to North Korea may not vary appreciably from the current strategy — ramp up economic pressure and sanctions and convince China to play a more assertive role in reigning in Kim Jong-un — but Pence will refrain from Trump's Twitter baiting and will tamp down the bellicose rhetoric.
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Though Trump signed an executive order in March establishing the President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis, medical experts who attended the commission's first meeting are scared that his proposed cuts to Medicaid will essentially obliterate any hope the nation has in reigning in opioid-related deaths, according to PBS.
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"Smart farming" and "precision agriculture" let farmers make decisions about what needs tweaking in the field before it's too late, reigning in irrigation where sensors can tell that conditions are humid enough, for example, or working to connect with more food producers or other buyers if they are about to deliver a bumper crop.
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Jean-Pascal Ypersele, a climatologist and professor at Université catholique de Louvain in Belgium, told The Associated Press that countries should do everything possible to work towards the reports goal of reigning in carbon emissions by 2030, at which point scientists say damage to the climate will be irreversible unless urgent action has been taken.
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Today, people still try to use, variously, both Smith's and Marx's tools on a different, postindustrial world: Images of free market society that made sense prior to the Industrial Revolution continue to circulate today as ideals, blind to the gross mismatch between the background social assumptions reigning in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and today's institutional realities.
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Working in an uneasy alliance with Dodge's family, he creates a company that allows all humans to have their brains scanned and uploaded after their death; as a result, Egdod, who has been reigning in lonely splendor over his world for what he perceives as eternity, is suddenly overwhelmed by new souls entering into the reality he's painstakingly built.
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Like the 503 Open Internet Order repealed by the FCC in December, S.B. 822 extends to the state's 40 million residents a host of legal protections aimed at reigning in the power of Big Telecom—a handful of companies that sell internet subscriptions to nearly 100 million U.S. broadband customers, many of whom live in neighborhoods with only a single provider option.
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Like the 2015 Open Internet Order repealed by the FCC in December, S.B. 822 extends to the state's 40 million residents a host of legal protections aimed at reigning in the power of Big Telecom—a handful of companies that sell internet subscriptions to nearly 100 million U.S. broadband customers, many of whom live in neighborhoods with only a single provider option.
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From Fortune 100 CEOs to small business owners and local leaders to influencers across the country, our current findings analyze where there remains enough support across party and geographic lines for the Trump administration and Congress to forge some type of compromise on a major infrastructure initiative, new programs for education and workforce development, help reigning in the high costs of healthcare, and tax cuts.
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