When the individual mandate is being repealed, that means Obamacare is repealed.
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Until these regulations are repealed, it is not proper to say that ObamaCare has been repealed.
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Congress repealed the repealed the unpopular requirement that most Americans carry insurance or risk a tax penalty.
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"When the individual mandate is being repealed, that means Obamacare is being repealed," Trump said at the time.
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During the 2016 campaign, McCrory's official position was that if Charlotte repealed its ordinance, HB2 could be repealed too.
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"When the individual mandate is being repealed, that means Obamacare is being repealed," Mr. Trump said in a cabinet meeting.
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He said that he thinks all of the ObamaCare-related taxes need to be repealed when the health law is repealed.
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When the individual mandate is being repealed, that means Obamacare is being repealed because they get their money from the individual mandate.
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"When the individual mandate is being repealed, that means ObamaCare is being repealed," Trump said during a Cabinet meeting at the White House.
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"When the individual mandate is being repealed, that means ObamaCare is being repealed," Trump said in a Cabinet meeting at the White House.
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"When the individual mandate is being repealed that means Obamacare is being repealed," Trump said during a Cabinet meeting at the White House.
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In both bills, the net investment tax would be repealed retroactively to the start of 2017, and the Medicare surtax would be repealed in 85033.
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"The gist is we believe that the individual mandate should (be) repealed, employer mandate repealed and allow Americans to contribute to health savings accounts," he said.
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Even among Republicans, only 33 percent think the law should be repealed immediately, while 56 percent say it should be repealed when a replacement is ready.
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"When the individual mandate is being repealed that means ObamaCare is being repealed," Trump said during a Cabinet meeting earlier this month at the White House.
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When "don't ask, don't tell" was repealed in 2010, the ban on openly trans service members was not repealed alongside it (that happened only this year).
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In fact, 47 percent did not want the Affordable Care Act to be repealed; another 28 percent don't want it repealed until there's a clear replacement plan.
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For example, the prescription drug tax would be repealed starting in 2018 under the Senate plan but would be repealed starting in 2023 in the House bill.
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"The gist is we believe that the individual mandate should be repealed, the employer mandate repealed and allow Americans to contribute to health savings accounts," Short said.
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In December, as part of the tax cut legislation, Congress repealed the Obamacare individual mandate, repealed what was argued to be a tax before the Supreme Court.
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The skinny bill, released just three hours before voting began, would have retroactively repealed Obamacare's penalty on individuals who do not obtain health insurance, repealed for eight years a penalty on certain businesses that do not provide employees with insurance and repealed a tax on medical devices until 2020.
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Approximately 45 percent did not know that the A.C.A. would be repealed — 12 percent of Americans said the A.C.A. would not be repealed, and 32 percent said they didn't know.
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BCRA would have repealed Obamacare's Medicaid expansion and scaled back its private subsidies, while ORRA virtually repealed Obamacare entirely and gave Republicans two years to come up with an alternative.
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But even though 22018% of Americans incorrectly believe Obamacare has been partially repealed (a whopping 231% think it has been fully repealed), the reality is that the law remains in place.
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And another 15 percent of voters incorrectly believe Obamacare has either been fully repealed, or repealed and replaced with a new health-care law, according to the Morning Consult/Politico survey.
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" Again, it's inaccurate to say anything has been "repealed.
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Mitch McConnell seems to be throwing continuous things against the wall to see if he can get the votes he needs to get elements of Obamacare repealed or the whole thing repealed.
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The bill was originally passed in response to the failure of the banks following the Great Depression but was later repealed by repealed by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act under the Clinton administration.
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When the Federal Communications Commission repealed net neutrality on Monday, Washington state Governor Jay Inslee did not waste any time reinstating the nationally-repealed rules that same day for the people of Washington.
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The safety net will not be repealed in one blow.
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But what will actually happen if the program gets repealed?
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They repealed the law's individual mandate in their tax bill.
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If Obamacare is repealed, would California try its own version?
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Republicans repealed the individual mandate in their 2017 tax bill.
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But the laws of economic gravity have not been repealed.
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And the alternative minimum and estate taxes would be repealed.
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The deferral of corporate income earned abroad would be repealed.
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Update: As predicted, the FCC has repealed net neutrality regulations.
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The charges should be dropped and the Espionage Act repealed.
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Nebraska repealed it in 2015 but reinstated it last year.
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That's what conservatives want to be repealed in the bill.
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The federal rules did the same before they were repealed.
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People making alimony payments, since that deduction would be repealed.
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Net investment tax: This originally was going to be repealed.
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Your coverage will continue for 28503, even if it's repealed.
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Conservatives maintained they still wanted to see more regulations repealed.
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For example, Indiana repealed its prevailing wage law in 2015.
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Some are unsure if the health law has been repealed.
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But just last week, Michigan repealed its prevailing wage law.
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But just 27 percent of Republicans want it immediately repealed.
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North Carolina repealed its law a year after it passed.
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If ObamaCare is repealed, that regulation will also go away.
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If it votes against it, the regulation will be repealed.
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Trump has frequently called for the mandate to be repealed.
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The Affordable Care Act may be repealed without a replacement.
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Before being fully repealed, the estate tax exemption will double.
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We repealed the limitations in Florida, effective July 1, 2010.
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The law's taxes might be repealed, but maybe not retroactively.
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The minimum benefit requirements would be repealed beginning in 2020.
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The last of these laws was not repealed until 1974.
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What Happens To The Affordable Care Act If It's Repealed?
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Instead, it repealed it without anything to take its place.
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The amendment itself is also scheduled to be formally repealed.
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It could be repealed, or challenged in court, or both.
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Thus, as a practical matter, the mandate is now repealed.
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Unless somebody repealed the First Amendment while I was distracted.
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The bill was partially repealed by North Carolina Democratic Gov.
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The referendum law is itself controversial and may be repealed.
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Midway through the war, Congress repealed the Chinese exclusion laws.
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Hartnett White has called for the RFS to be repealed.
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Remember, the FCC repealed net neutrality regulations earlier this year.
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Then the BCA can be reformed or even repealed responsibly.
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Only 36 percent want ObamaCare repealed or made more conservative.
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That's extraordinarily difficult to do if the mandate gets repealed.
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But the 2017 tax cuts can be repealed only once.
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The FCC under Trump appointee Ajit Pai repealed net neutrality.
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It is a disastrous plan and has to be repealed.
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After initially passing it, the City Council quickly repealed the law.
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Congress repealed it in 1943, when China was a wartime ally.
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With Cooper in office, the anti-LGBTQ law was partially repealed.
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It would have been permanently repealed in the failed Republican bill.
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After taking over, Mahathir repealed an unpopular goods and services tax.
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Look, I think the answer is, it ought to be repealed.
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You got part of the Dodd Frank repealed, that&aposs happening.
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I think within a few years, the law will (be repealed).
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Rather than boosting LGBT protections, the Trump administration has repealed some.
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It was repealed and replaced, remember, other than one of them.
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Wisconsin also had a wage board until Scott Walker repealed it.
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These companies will also take a hit if Obamacare is repealed.
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Obamacare was a "disaster" that had to be repealed and replaced.
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Cooper called the measure discriminatory and said it should be repealed.
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But the Republican-majority FCC repealed the rules on December 28.
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This is not to say that ObamaCare should not be repealed.
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Keeps the adoption tax credit, which the original tax bill repealed.
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The first three times, it was repealed shortly after hostilities ended.
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Obamacare taxes Like the House bill, the taxes will be repealed.
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The FCC officially repealed net neutrality in the U.S. on Monday.
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It seems only the Galaxy Note 7 gets repealed and replaced.
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The bottom line: No one has repealed the laws of gravity.
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The Health Insurance Tax loathed by the industry will be repealed.
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The House bill would have repealed that deduction effective in 28500.
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Legislation can be repealed, litigated or undermined by further regulatory action.
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The business cycle has not been repealed," Powell told "60 Minutes.
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Congress repealed public financing of the national party conventions in 2014.
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The city repealed the ordinance and promised not to revive it.
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Pete Ricketts's (R) veto and repealed the death penalty in 2015.
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His government repealed draconian security laws that allowed detention without trial.
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The first version of the BCRA also repealed the payroll surtax.
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The Obamacare individual mandate to have health insurance would be repealed.
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The estate tax would also be reduced and repealed in 2024.
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Scott signed legislation that repealed mandatory septic tank inspections in 85033.
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The mandate has been repealed by Congress for everyone starting Jan.
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Maryland this year repealed most of its mandatory minimum laws altogether.
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Americans are also split on whether the law should be repealed.
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Under both the House and Senate bills, the tax is repealed.
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"Look, I want to see that individual mandate repealed," Brady said.
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That analysis has changed since Republicans repealed the ACA's individual mandate.
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President Donald Trump says the Second Amendment will not be repealed.
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Well, what have we seen in states where they've been repealed?
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Once it's repealed, Republicans will have to do the same thing.
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All of these taxes should be repealed — either outright or incrementally.
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But homeowners rebelled, and the law was repealed two years later.
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Last May, Congress repealed those rules, leaving states on their own.
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"Either Obamacare will be amended, or repealed and replaced," Trump said.
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In December 2016, President Obama repealed the underlying NSEERS regulations altogether.
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The 2019 law repealed a rule dating to 2001, when Gov.
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Unresolved, but to be repealed if he can navigate congressional crosscurrents.
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In 1999, President Bill Clinton, signed legislation that repealed Glass-Steagall.
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The last time I checked, even Constitutional amendments can be repealed.
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The House bill would have repealed that deduction effective in 2018.
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If the Affordable Care Act is repealed, the crisis will worsen.
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Repealed regulations include new labor, Internet, energy, environmental, and gun rules.
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If the act is repealed, will the rate go back down?
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Over the long term, all of these taxes should be repealed.
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It apparently hasn't curbed his desire to see the amendment repealed.
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The American Gaming Association, an industry trade group, wants PASPA repealed.
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Legislative initiatives with roots in crack hysteria need to be repealed.
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Criminal sanctions on illegal entry and re-entry must be repealed.
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You can't say that the law is going to be repealed.
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So in the actual tax reform bill released by House Republicans, SALT isn't entirely repealed: the deduction for income and sales taxes is repealed but the deduction for property taxes is capped at $10,000 per person.
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Trump may have ordered a repeal of the Clean Power Plan and WOTUS, for example, but they are not repealed yet, and will likely take years to do so—if they can be repealed at all.
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If it's not repealed as part of the health bill, then it will be repealed as part of the next major piece of legislation, which will be tax reform if everything goes according to their plan.
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Courts are likely to notice Trump's history of fealty to coal — that miners surrounded him when he repealed Obama's Stream Protection Rule and very nearly surrounded Pruitt in a Rose Garden ceremony as he repealed the CPP.
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There is no choice between two different tax codes, there is no two-bracket system, plenty of special tax deductions still exist, the AMT was not repealed, and taxes on capital gains and dividends were not repealed.
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In recent years Jamaica, Kenya, Mexico and Zimbabwe have repealed their laws.
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House of Representatives has repealed Obamacare over 50 times, and the last
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Only 28 percent of Democrats want to see the gas tax repealed.
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The U.S. eventually repealed the tax exemption, and the tariffs were dropped.
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Charlotte would have not repealed its ordinance is this was the deal.
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This is the first enrollment season since Congress repealed Obamacare's individual mandate.
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He notes, though, that all of Obamacare cannot be repealed that way.
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That bill was partially repealed in March, under Democratic Governor Roy Cooper.
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Since then, France repealed its tax, leaving only Norway, Spain and Switzerland.
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Net neutrality will be gutted, and FCC privacy rules will be repealed.
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I repealed the possession of marijuana as a crime in our state.
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A month later the city council tucked tail and repealed the tax.
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If the ACA were repealed, however, then the individual protections would vanish.
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Macri's government has repealed both measures and declared mining a key industry.
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But Congress B just repealed the mandate and kept the insurance rules.
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What will actually happen, now that net-neutrality rules have been repealed?
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Congress this week repealed pollution and anti-corruption rules on energy companies.
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He added: "Simply put, people will die" if the law is repealed.
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Sanders would re-establish the law, initially repealed during the Clinton administration.
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But Logan admits he's not sure how the ban will be repealed.
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The death penalty was repealed in 2006 following pressure from church groups.
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This number will only increase if the Affordable Care Act is repealed.
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People rehabilitating old or historic buildings, since this credit would be repealed.
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He said future dates would depend on whether the law is repealed.
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WHAT WOULD YOU DO IN NORTH CAROLINA IF THIS DOESN'T GET REPEALED?
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When the tariff is repealed, watch prices fall by a similar amount.
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No wonder some two-thirds of our respondents urgently want FATCA repealed.
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The 14th Amendment repealed the abomination of the Constitution's '3/5ths compromise.
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The 2017 tax cuts, however, repealed carrybacks of losses for most businesses.
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Claire McCaskill, D-Missouri, called for the 2016 bill to be repealed.
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Before the tax is fully repealed, the estate tax exemption will double.
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ObamaCare is destined to be repealed, the President-elect has promised that.
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The law under which he was convicted was not repealed until 2003.
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These individual mandate laws are meant replace the now-repealed federal requirement.
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Walker had previously called for the law to be repealed and replaced.
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Many are optimistic that the ban will be repealed or modified shortly.
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If it gets repealed, I won't be able to afford insurance costs.
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The eighth amendment needs to be repealed for every woman in Ireland.
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Prohibition went into effect 100 years ago — and was repealed in 1933.
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" Cristine K., from Grand Blanc, Michigan, wrote, "ObamaCare must be completely repealed!
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But, fearing censure from the US, Kenya repealed that change in 2013.
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But they were not uniformly enforced, and some were repealed after protests.
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"The good news is we repealed the individual mandate," Mr. Graham said.
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President Trump insists that the Affordable Care Act is "essentially" being repealed.
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Worse than ignoring the warnings, the Trump administration has repealed existing protections.
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If the law is repealed by Congress, the case would be moot.
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"That protection aspect doesn't go away" if the estate tax is repealed.
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Congress just repealed three taxes meant to raise revenue for the ACA.
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No Western country has banned alcohol since America repealed Prohibition in 1933.
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It was repealed the following year after violent protests in the colonies.
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In 2011, Obama repealed the military's controversial "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
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The Knesset repealed the amendment in 2003, but its scars are deep.
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Would they like their health care insurance program repealed and gradually replaced?
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The FCC's net neutrality rules weren't formally repealed until June of 2018.
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Should criminal penalties be repealed for those apprehended while crossing the border?
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It was repealed in 2013 when the current conservative government took power.
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Approximately 8903 percent did not know that the A.C.A. would be repealed.
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That litigation ended when the Trump administration repealed the regulations last year.
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If the health law is repealed, the surcharge will probably be eliminated.
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Missouri had a licensing law for decades but repealed it in 2007.
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Under the House bill, they would be repealed and blocked from readoption.
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And if the Affordable Care Act is repealed, the fund will disappear.
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When Missouri repealed a similar law, gun homicides increased by 22013 percent.
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With anger growing over the tax, the council relented and repealed it.
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That doesn't mean the laws of supply and demand were magically repealed.
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Many legislative achievements, including Sheppard-Towner, were repealed by the late '20s.
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In 2003, that's exactly what happened — but state leaders repealed that trigger.
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He has repealed or prevented from taking effect various Obama administration regulations.
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"I'll be shocked if that tax increase is not repealed," Toomey said.
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In Nebraska, voters overwhelmingly reinstated capital punishment after the state legislature repealed it.
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Obamacare's individual mandate would be repealed, as would some of the law's taxes.
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Our competitive price difference will be much larger if the ACA is repealed.
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A total of 57 percent of voters say they want that mandate repealed.
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Of course, Ajit Pai and his Republican-controlled FCC repealed those last December.
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Several clerics major religious leaders have called for the law to be repealed.
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That law has since been repealed and was replaced by more relaxed restrictions.
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We also repealed despite the thumb down at 2:00 in the morning.
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We also repealed the most horrible aspect of the failed Obamacare health care.
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The rule was repealed in 2007, just in time for the financial crisis.
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"When the federal government repealed net neutrality, they took a step backward," Gov.
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As governor, Whitmer has said she will work to get the ban repealed.
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Before it could go into effect, however, former president Bill Clinton repealed it.
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BRIAN MOYNIHAN: Look, we have been clear that this ought to be repealed.
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We have terrible health care, Obamacare is going to be repealed and replaced.
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They can be modified, replaced or just good old-fashioned repealed by lawmakers.
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As DOJ notes in its new brief, Congress has not repealed those findings.
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They have little to worry about, whether the ACA is repealed or not.
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For example, "Tens of thousands of them will die" if ObamaCare is repealed.
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This law will collapse under its own weight, or it will be repealed.
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Obamacare has to be repealed," Fiorina told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day.
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Several excise taxes on parts of the healthcare industry would also be repealed.
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"People would lose coverage in large numbers" if expansion was repealed, Collins said.
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"Healthcare will be better and less expensive when ObamaCare is repealed," said Rep.
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Obama acknowledged that the law could be repealed and replaced with something else.
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Following its passage in 28503, House Republicans repealed the ACA over 22019 times.
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Since taking office, Trump and Congress have repealed 13 rules with the CRA.
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Qadri had deplored Taseer's call for Pakistan's draconian blasphemy law to be repealed.
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In light of today's study, these HIV laws should be repealed, Beyrer says.
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The budget deal also repealed the Affordable Care Act's Independent Payment Advisory Board.
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The Tenure of Office Act would be repealed 20 years down the road.
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In addition, the tax penalty from the Obamacare mandate was repealed for individuals.
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Donald Trump claims he has finally repealed Obamacare through the Republican tax bill.
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"The individual mandate is being repealed," he told a cabinet meeting in December.
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The use of those rules won't allow all of ObamaCare to be repealed.
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I was promised that they would have repealed and replaced ObamaCare by now.
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The Tenure of Office Act was subsequently repealed in its entirety in 1887.
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Republicans repealed the rule anyways, and, of course, that helps keep premiums high.
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Ultimately, the OLA provisions could be repealed and replaced with a new system.
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He hired a lobbyist, who helped to get the law repealed in 2011.
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Coal's foreseeable decline began when Congress repealed the Fuel Use Act in 2000.
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The tax was highly unpopular and repealed just months after it was enacted.
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Obamacare, the devil piñata of every Republican attack, was neither repealed nor replaced.
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Those regulations can only be repealed with 60 votes (Republicans currently have 52).
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Denver has enacted a similar tax, and Chicago had one but repealed it.
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I think there is a political imperative to say we've repealed the legislation.
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In 2014, Vermont repealed its abortion ban and Delaware followed suit in 2017.
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If the ACA were repealed, the uninsured rate would soar to 37 percent.
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Mr. Siegel reacted with joy to the possibility that it could be repealed.
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The sanctions were lifted in 1991, when South Africa repealed its apartheid laws.
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In Missouri, which recently repealed background checks for gun purchases, violence is up.
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We repealed the core of disastrous Obamacare -- the individual mandate is now gone.
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It wouldn't have repealed the individual or employer mandates like the House bill.
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He's assailed Graham's co-sponsorship of the 2017 bill that would have repealed
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It remained in effect until a Democratic-controlled Legislature repealed it last year.
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The overhaul of the tax code in 270 repealed the individual mandate penalty.
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"THE SECOND AMENDMENT WILL NEVER BE REPEALED!" he declared (all caps are his).
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When he declared that the Affordable Care Act would be repealed, boos rained.
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The taxes were slowly and quietly repealed in the 1990s and early 2000s.
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We repealed the core of disastrous ObamaCare — the individual mandate is now gone.
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Many people will be negatively affected if the Affordable Care Act is repealed.
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Like many European attempts at imposing a wealth tax, it was quickly repealed.
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This Affordable Care Act provision was essentially repealed by Congress, effective this year.
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Option B was legislation that repealed and replaced the landmark health-care law.
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Under the AUMF introduced Wednesday, the 2001 and 85033 AUMFs would be repealed.
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While the credit is not repealed, its value is cut nearly in half.
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A divided federal appeals court held that it implicitly repealed Obamacare's risk corridors.
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Most Americans — those outside the Beltway — do not care if ObamaCare is repealed.
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Two cornerstones of ObamaCare, the individual and employer mandates, would be repealed retroactively.
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They say the tax is harmful to economic growth and should be repealed.
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We repealed the core of disastrous Obamacare — the individual mandate is now gone.
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But then Republicans repealed Obamacare's individual mandate in their tax bill in December.
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The so-called pop tax was repealed, a political embarrassment for Ms. Preckwinkle.
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Congress repealed a measure intended to limit coal mining from destroying area streams.
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Taxpayers recoiled; the backlash was so severe that it was repealed within months.
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And then after a vote, it was repealed unfortunately 3 to 2. Yeah.
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But almost a dozen of them will suffer if the law is repealed.
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"Efforts to set privacy standards have been ignored or even repealed," said Rep.
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He repealed a slew of regulations and successfully appointed a Supreme Court justice.
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The poll's main findings: Only 17 percent of Americans surveyed — the poll sampled 1,201 likely voters in 12 Senate battleground states — think Obamacare should be repealed immediately, while 34 percent think it should be repealed only when a replacement is ready.
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The Affordable Care Act will be repealed, but the damage will hardly end there.
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And it is poised to become so once again, if the ACA is repealed.
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"There's crickets from the General Assembly apparently because they just repealed HB193," he said.
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The phrase "red states" could get a whole new meaning if Obamacare is repealed.
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Another 27 percent want to see it "repealed in part," according to the poll.
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Repeal of Obamacare means you say public law, give the number, is hereby repealed.
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Trump regularly has said Obamacare is a failure that must be repealed and replaced.
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Nearly all of Obamacare's industry taxes are repealed, along with taxes on high earners.
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The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) would be one of the repealed laws.
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If it didn't get repealed, would you consider moving head counts away from Charlotte?
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The overwhelming majority of amendments have not passed, and only one has been repealed.
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Rights groups, including Human Rights Watch, had called for the clause to be repealed.
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But anti-cutting activists objected to the regulation, and in 2014 it was repealed.
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Both acts were later repealed and have come to be maligned over the decades.
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In the past, you have said that Obamacare should be replaced before it's repealed.
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Do not plan on seeing this additional paperwork if the rule is ultimately repealed.
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"There won't be Accountable Care Organizations if the ACA is [fully] repealed," Wilson said.
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But that 1948 law, known as the Smith-Mundt Act, was repealed in 2013.
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Imagine how many more there could be if laws like this are never repealed.
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Or is Donald Trump right when he says the law should be repealed outright?
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So far, with Republican control of Congress, he's repealed Obamaca—ah, shit, never mind.
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Very soon after the 18th amendment was repealed, a complicated distribution network was established.
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" Mr. Ananich said the law allowing emergency managers should be "reviewed and repealed quickly.
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The bill was later partially repealed amid extensive backlash and boycotts of the stage.
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Clinton, NOT Reagan, repealed Glass-Steagall, the cornerstone of banking regulation for 60 years.
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The big picture: Congress put this package together before it repealed the individual mandate.
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Reconciliation requires provisions be budget-related in order to be repealed using the process.
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Cuomo said that three million New Yorkers would be uninsured if Congress repealed ObamaCare.
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Skinny repeal would have repealed the individual mandate; so would the Senate's tax overhaul.
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Lloyd Bentsen (D-Texas) co-sponsored, legislation that would have repealed FIRPTA in 1985.
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North Carolina's ignominious "bathroom bill," HB220006, has been repealed, but few activists are celebrating.
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The GOP will also receive that real-time feedback if the law is repealed.
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Sanders: Democrats are "damn well" not going to see Obamacare repealed without a replacement.
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Republicans repealed the individual mandate, and nobody except insurance actuaries really mourns its loss.
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The very week it passed in 2628, 28500 percent of Americans wanted it repealed.
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But he acknowledged that the law could be repealed and replaced with something else.
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Seattle imposed a limit on ride-share vehicles in 2014 but repealed it quickly.
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The rules of that process limit what parts of the bill can be repealed.
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I believe the majority of the American people want the Affordable Care Act repealed.
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But the mandates are almost certain to be repealed as part of ObamaCare repeal.
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Chicago banned foie gras in 2006, but the ordinance was repealed two years later.
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Republican U.S. lawmakers haven't yet repealed the Affordable Care Act, as it's formally known.
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The Senate bill also kept intact the alternative minimum tax, which the House repealed.
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The policy has been repealed and reinstated by Democratic and Republican presidents ever since.
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They would actually be far better off if the alternative minimum tax were repealed.
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Despite heated rhetoric surrounding Glass-Steagall, the reality is that it was never repealed.
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But what if Trump simply repealed the Clean Power Plan, and didn't replace it?
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Today, I envision an even more pronounced scenario if the ACA is totally repealed.
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Late in 85033 the Trump Administration claimed to have repealed 57 regulations that year.
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When the appellate court repealed her death sentence, I was thrilled, but only temporarily.
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The CRA bans agencies from issuing new versions of repealed rules in the future.
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It repealed the individual mandate; it didn't repeal guaranteed coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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Once it's repealed, Republicans will have to do the same thing with its replacement.
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Meadows wants as much of Obamacare as possible repealed in the next 30 days.
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In 2017, it repealed a legal loophole that acquitted rapists who marry their victims.
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Zinke repealed Ashe's ban on using lead ammunition for hunting in national wildlife refuges.
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The 3.8 percent Medicare surcharge on capital gains would be repealed under his plan.
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But the state Legislature responded by passing a law that effectively repealed the ordinances.
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On Thursday, the office unexpectedly repealed that guidance, citing the new consumer bureau rules.
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A December 2017 poll found 44 percent of Republicans believed President Trump repealed Obamacare.
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Ireland repealed its abortion ban, votes are being taken in Argentina to decriminalize abortion.
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The latest one that I always heard was that the law would be repealed.
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I think it all started when Trump repealed the [Corporate Average Fuel Economy standard].
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Since Reagan, Democratic presidents have repealed the policy, while Republican presidents have reimposed it.
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Our diplomatic mission in Washington must be reopened only once this law is repealed.
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So President Reagan, his FCC studied this issue, they recommended repeal, they repealed it.
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These activists want the subsidies that help people buy insurance repealed, not just reduced.
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With Republicans like these, who needs a Democrat to prevent Obamacare from getting repealed?
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They are counting that the law will be repealed before they owe a penalty.
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If repealed, insurers could charge those with pre-existing conditions higher premiums, opponents warn.
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It is currently slated to take effect in 2022, if it is not repealed.
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Clean Water: Another repealed regulation prohibited coal companies from dumping their waste into streams.
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This disastrous law has devastated the middle class and must be repealed and replaced.
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Pelosi just repealed private health care industry taxes to the tune of $376 billion.
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So, it's no surprise that EPA complied with these court rulings and repealed it.
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No state that has passed a medical cannabis access law has ever repealed it.
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Sweden repealed its transaction tax in 1991, but its stock market never really recovered.
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" Pelosi says if ACA is repealed by GOP, "the ball is in their court.
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And even if the ban were repealed, another provision would stand in the way.
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More than 20 states eventually repealed, revised or rolled back parts of the program.
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Wyoming and Kentucky haven't adopted standards, and West Virginia repealed its standards in 2015.
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If Trump is elected, much of it could be repealed within the first year.
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The failure of those markets, they argued, was the reason Obamacare should be repealed.
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Those could draw more healthy people away from ObamaCare after the mandate is repealed.
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The latter bill passed, but was repealed, and didn't create a "cap" for pollution.
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The following year, the anti-gay provisions of the immigration law were finally repealed.
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The ad says the swing-district lawmakers repealed "healthcare" and supported a "disastrous" bill.
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That calculus would change in an instant if the law were repealed, he said.
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The second would have repealed S.B. 54 altogether, reverting to the caucus-convention system.
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The measure repealed most of ObamaCare, but was quickly vetoed by then-President Obama.
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So the death penalty would need to be repealed if a cap were instituted.
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But I say we let him think he's repealed Obamacare so he stops trying.
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At their next session, lawmakers repealed the raise and returned to a daily rate.
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But it clarified an important policy question: Should the alternative minimum tax be repealed?
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Drug users could lose access to treatment if the Affordable Care Act is repealed.
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Instead, the City Council repealed the bill less than a month after it passed.
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We repealed the core of the disastrous Obamacare, the individual mandate is now gone.
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If conservatives want Obamacare repealed and replaced, they need to win over these senators.
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The City Council passed the head tax, then shamelessly repealed it a few days later.
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"If that part is repealed from Dodd-Frank, the problem doesn't go away," Kropp said.
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The commission points out that such stopgap clauses have consistently been repealed in recent years.
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All this to sell a health care program that is likely about to be repealed.
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There are more scary things that we could go back to if it was repealed.
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A total of 633 percent of voters said they want to see Obamacare completely repealed.
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The messages out of Washington were that the law will be repealed quickly and replaced.
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Her husband, former President Bill Clinton, signed the legislation that repealed Glass-Steagall in 1999.
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"Either Obamacare will be amended, or repealed and replaced," the president-elect told the Journal.
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In all, around 19723,000 people were sterilised under the law, which was repealed in 1996.
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The FCC repealed the net neutrality rules in December, and they formally expire on Monday.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly called to "let Obamacare fail" if it can't be repealed.
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It was repealed in 1999, and its reinstatement is part of the 2016 GOP platform.
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If the plan gets repealed or significantly weakened, deep decarbonization becomes much harder and slower.
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Trump's plan repealed Obamacare and replaced it with very little in terms of coverage expansion.
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In 1846 Robert Peel, then prime minister, repealed the Corn Laws, tariffs on imported grain.
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Carried interests would be taxed as ordinary income, and the individual AMT would be repealed.
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Were the act to be repealed, she will be forced to enter the individual market.
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Legal experts say it is unlikely that the ACA will be repealed in its entirety.
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Last week, state legislators in Raleigh passed a new law that repealed the bathroom measure.
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Since Obamacare was signed into law in 2010, Republicans have tried to get it repealed.
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If Turkey votes yes this weekend, the Office of the Prime Minister will be repealed.
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Several states have repealed Common Core or renamed the standards to distance themselves from them.
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The U.S. tax bill repealed a requirement that most Americans have insurance or face penalties.
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The argument there is that if Obamacare can only be repealed, it would force bipartisanship.
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Rounds was asked by CNN's Alisyn Camerota why the law has to be repealed first.
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But 45 percent of those polled did not know the law may be repealed soon.
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It's going to be repealed and it's going to be replaced by something much better.
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Regulations that prohibit healthcare providers and insurers from discriminating against LGBT people could be repealed.
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You can't say there's a new person heading the EPA so these rules are repealed.
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The banking index gives equal weight to new financial regulations and rules that are repealed.
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If 9B is repealed it's essentially a go-ahead to drill baby drill without, regulation.
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He is an unusual politician, but he has not repealed the basic laws of politics.
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Five years from the date of its ratification, the 16th Amendment would be repealed. 3.
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He supports the individual mandate, which was repealed as part of the 2017 tax reform.
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This capital could be used to grow the economy if the death tax was repealed.
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Wade will never be overturned, liberals understand that the 2nd Amendment will never be repealed.
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Rosenstein said DOJ will review the law, but didn't say whether it should be repealed.
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California's law was in effect for nearly 20 years before it was repealed in 2016.
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The rule is very likely to be either repealed or significantly weakened under Trump's presidency.
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A "no" vote on Question 3 would have repealed the law signed in July 2016.
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The game was re-rigged when the U.S. Congress repealed sections of the 1978 law.
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Conservative Louisiana repealed its Jim Crow era law allowing jurors to convict without being unanimous.
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If net neutrality is repealed, the whole issue is almost certainly headed to court. 23.
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After the ban was repealed, Reid put START on the floor and successfully ratified it.
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Half of rural voters surveyed said they prefer to see ObamaCare repealed or further dismantled.
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The repealed policies were efforts to ensure reasonable and even-handed implementation of those requirements.
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Regarding regulations, the Trump administration has already repealed 67 of them while creating only three.
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But all of the heart balm laws, including those on adultery, were repealed in 2016.
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The Senate confirmed a new FBI director and Congress also repealed 14 Obama-era regulations.
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The American economy will not fully recover until many of Dodd-Frank's "reforms" are repealed.
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The bill would likely take one or two years before the law is officially repealed.
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A 10% tax on indoor tanning services is also repealed by both versions of Trumpcare.
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Bird supported a bill in California that repealed the helmet requirement for e-scooter rides.
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Trump maintained that ObamaCare must be repealed, but replaced "very quickly," according to the Times.
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The GOP-led Congress has also successfully repealed 15 regulations under the Congressional Review Act.
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It came together this week, when the Charlotte City Council repealed its pro-LGBT ordinance.
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CBS 4 notes that the bill could move forward only if the law were repealed.
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"Nothing has repealed the demographic changes that are relentlessly occurring in the county," he said.
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In January, the state changed governors, and many of the bill's provisions were formally repealed.
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But House Bill 142, the compromise legislation that repealed HB2 last week, is not that.
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His House Bill 2142 repealed HB22 and increased penalties for crimes committed in changing facilities.
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They will also benefit a lot more if the health insurance tax is permanently repealed.
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The Chicago soda tax was enacted in August 2016 but got repealed in December 2016.
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In 2001, the estate tax was repealed temporarily, but it returned a year after repeal.
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Before November 8, 69 percent of Republican voters said they wanted the entire law repealed.
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That includes the 85 percent formula, which traffic advocates have called for to be repealed.
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His answer was: Collins-Nelson might partially help lower premiums after the mandate is repealed.
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After the 18th Amendment was repealed in 1933, the winery was positioned for lasting success.
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In addition, the tax law repealed the penalty for people who go without health insurance.
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The latest backward move was a tax on jobs — quickly repealed after a citizens' revolt.
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Newsom supports, Mr. Cox wants it repealed); on becoming a zero carbon emissions state (Mr.
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They were raised again in 2010, when Congress at last repealed 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell.
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The law, enacted in 2556, was repealed in 28044; it is not still in effect.
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And 2215 percent incorrectly said it had not been repealed, with the remainder being unsure.
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"The ACA cannot be repealed, period, end of sentence, " Mark Bertolini told CNBC on Thursday.
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Unless the law is changed or repealed, the Supreme Court ultimately may decide its validity.
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If this portion of ObamaCare is repealed, millions of Americans will lose their health insurance.
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She could also reinstate environmental regulations Trump has repealed and make them even more aggressive.
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The tax was repealed as part of the government-funding package Trump signed in December.
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An early version of the House bill repealed the provision, but it was eventually saved.
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The law, enacted in 2005, was repealed in 2006; it is not still in effect.
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"We repealed the core of disastrous Obamacare — the individual mandate is now gone," Trump said.
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The state repealed the most controversial provisions of its so-called "bathroom bill," and Gov.
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House conservatives, meanwhile, are pushing to have as much of ObamaCare as possible be repealed.
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During an interview on CNN's "New Day," Cardin said ObamaCare should be "improved," not repealed.
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In the end, the estate tax wasn't fully repealed, but it was furthered scaled back.
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While Republicans don't want to hear this, most Americans do not want the ACA repealed.
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If the A.C.A is repealed, I will not have insurance and would take the risk.
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The Trump administration opposes Obamacare, and has repeatedly tried to have much of it repealed.
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Americans without coverage would have broad access to medical care even if ObamaCare were repealed.
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In February, it repealed the protection of tree stands that are over a century old.
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The city council repealed the tax under pressure from Amazon, other business and some homeowners.
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Without the legislative filibuster to constrain them, Republicans would have repealed the Affordable Care Act.
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The last statewide full-day restriction on commerce in North Dakota, was repealed in 1991.
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Unlike Obamacare, which requires congressional action to be repealed, Trump could erase DACA by himself.
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The partisan motivations for Republicans to say they have repealed Obamacare should not be underestimated.
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The goal is to create the political context that would allow Obamacare to be repealed.
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Of those who identify as Republican voters, 44 percent say that Trump has repealed Obamacare.
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In the House and under the initial GOP plan, they all would have been repealed.
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Net neutrality has been repealed and a few big tech monopolies control most of the internet.
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"We have made the argument that the entire Obamacare can be repealed through reconciliation," Holler said.
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Those stronger rules were repealed before taking effect last month, an action Chairman Pai approved of.
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Rand Paul cited potential insurance market problems if the law isn't replaced when it is repealed.
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Fallin also approved a bill that repealed a hotel tax, a measure that teachers wanted vetoed.
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I hope to be able to afford to see a physician again once ACA is repealed.
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For months, Republicans had said if Charlotte repealed its ordinance, the legislature would consider repealing HB2.
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"Before it was repealed, I was just trying to tell people about it," Luca tells Gizmodo.
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Under the recently repealed Title II net neutrality protections, that would've been mostly against the rules.
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" On Tuesday, he told The New York Times he wants Obamacare repealed and replaced "very quickly.
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The original transition document called for Obamacare to be repealed by day 36 of the administration.
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In 2015, Republicans introduced a reconciliation bill that repealed parts of Obamacare and defunded Planned Parenthood.
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If Obamacare is repealed, I'm really not sure what would happen to us or our family.
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The company halted construction on its new downtown tower until the city council repealed the tax.
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And in Wisconsin, the state's 48-hour waiting period on handgun purchases was repealed in 2015.
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The act, which forced investment and commercial banks to remain separate entities, was repealed in 1999.
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Over and over again, Cramer saw big runs in stocks that were repealed on practically nothing.
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"Any thought that this Act can be repealed is simply ludicrous," Bove said in a note.
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Congress, despite two years of GOP control and a Republican president, has not repealed the law.
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The GOP tax plan repealed the Affordable Care Act penalty for people who don't have coverage.
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But 25 percent of Republicans say they don't want the law replaced after it is repealed.
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Let's say Margarita's owner were to lose her Obamacare if the act were to be repealed.
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Charlotte shouldn't have had to repeal its ordinance in exchange for H.B. 219 to be repealed.
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Now it's 60 days and counting until the 2015 net neutrality rules are officially, fully repealed.
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It'll never be repealed simply because there is NO WAY 38 states will vote against guns.
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Two-thirds of small-business owners report that they want to see Obamacare repealed and replaced.
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But the deal Cooper said the Republicans agreed to collapsed and the bill was not repealed.
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Two of the ObamaCare taxes that would be repealed are targeted at people with high incomes.
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Twenty million people stand to lose coverage if ObamaCare is repealed and no replacement materializes. Sen.
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Companies say those rules severely limit their growth and are pushing for them to be repealed.
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It might be their 2015 bill, which repealed large parts of the ACA without replacing them.
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The state's "bathroom bill" was finally repealed in 2017, after the election of a Democratic governor.
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Six in 10 said they are "very concerned" about the law being repealed without being replaced.
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Yes, but: If there's any hope of courting Democrats, the deduction probably can't be fully repealed.
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That bill repealed many of the law's mandates and taxes, and also defunded the Medicaid expansion.
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Go deeper: What the internet landscape could look like now that the rules have been repealed.
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The authors disagree on the important question of whether the ACA should be strengthened or repealed.
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HB2 was later partially repealed by the state legislature, revoking the harshest portions of the law.
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Republicans won't be able to say they repealed the law and Americans will know they didn't.
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But he also called ObamaCare a "lemon law," saying that it should have been repealed immediately.
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Mexican law considers NAFTA an international treaty which requires congressional action to be repealed or modified.
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Nathanson predicted there would be a push from opponents of Trump's tariffs to get them repealed.
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The House bill had repealed $660 billion of the law's taxes over the next 10 years.
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The vast majority of doctors do not want ObamaCare to be repealed, a new survey finds.
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Public polling conducted after the measure passed found that 55 percent of voters wanted it repealed.
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In 1933, Prohibition was repealed and Americans were free to drink (or not) as they chose.
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Broadcast TV regulations such as network non-duplication and syndication exclusivity rules should be repealed. 6.
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It will be a wish list of what the administration would like repealed or substantially amended.
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Senate Democrats introduced legislation on Thursday that would reinstate internet privacy rules repealed earlier this week.
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For example, it reinstated a coverage mandate after congressional Republicans repealed the federal mandate in 2017.
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The House bill cut it in half to $500,000The House bill repealed the alternative minimum tax.
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Conservatives say that if those requirements were repealed, insurers could offer cheaper plans that cover less.
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That expansion program would begin being phased out in 2021, and fully repealed three years later.
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Now that the rules have been repealed, this could change for consumers in the near future.
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As governor, he repealed Indiana's inheritance tax and lowered taxes on corporate income and business property.
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In other words, this bill would have repealed many tax breaks related to M&A activity.
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"Effectively, if this comes to law, the recharacterization is dead, eliminated, repealed after 2017," Slott said.
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With profits like that, the swipe fee cap and related pro-competitive efforts shouldn't be repealed.
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All ACA taxes would be repealed, except for the "Cadillac tax" on generous health insurance plans.
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FOIA law would have to be repealed by Congress, and there is little appetite for that.
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Trump has frequently said that ObamaCare was essentially repealed with the removal of the individual mandate.
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In fact, Trump said Friday that with the mandate gone, ObamaCare had already "essentially" been repealed.
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Ms. York is advocating that the law go national, and that the Obama guidance be repealed.
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The law is not repealed, but the mandate had been considered an important feature of it.
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A recent poll found that a sizable minority of voters think the law has been repealed.
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That's when certain discriminatory laws against Asians, like the Chinese Exclusion Act, began to be repealed.
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Cook County in Illinois repealed its tax in the face of voter complaints and industry pressure.
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It's also telling which parts of Obamacare are being tweaked, and which are being fully repealed.
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Voters in Houston, the site of the Final Four, repealed an equal rights law last November.
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In South Dakota, state lawmakers simply repealed the voter-approved limits on campaign contributions and lobbying.
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However, Lim ruled out reintroducing a goods and services tax (GST) that was repealed last year.
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The report called for the law, the Prison Litigation Reform Act, to be repealed or changed.
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The Trump administration, he said, can only take partial credit for the rules repealed by Congress.
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In 2014, Australia repealed a carbon tax that had only been in place for two years.
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Given the time constraints, five to six regulations might be the high-end of repealed rules.
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However, Lim ruled out reintroducing a goods and services tax (GST) that was repealed last year.
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The 85033 AUMF would be repealed, as would the 2002 AUMF that authorized the Iraq War.
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That law, repealed in the late 1990s, created a firewall between traditional banking and investment banking.
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But even as it repealed the law, the state affirmed its prohibition of local antidiscrimination ordinances.
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We will continue to fight this unconstitutional assault until it is repealed once and for all.
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If ObamaCare is not repealed, Graham says the U.S. will head toward a single-payer system.
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The Treasury report wisely recommends, though, that OLA's tax exemption for bridge financial companies be repealed.
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When respondents were asked what would happen if Obamacare were repealed, even more people were stumped.
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The estate tax and the generation-skipping tax will be repealed, but not the gift tax.
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The fact that none of this harm would ensue if FATCA is repealed went completely ignored.
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We asked readers to tell us how they would be affected if the law were repealed.
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" Elsewhere, it stated that if H.B. 2 were repealed, the City Council could "enact new ordinances.
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"The ACA cannot be repealed, period, end of sentence," Bertolini told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Thursday.
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Between 1996 and 2008, seven states repealed lifetime disenfranchisement laws for at least some ex-offenders.
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Since the law was repealed in 2012, will you now move production to the Faroe Islands?
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To many Republicans, Medicaid is a dysfunctional program that needs to be wholly restructured or repealed.
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Obamacare's individual mandate will be repealed and people will no longer be penalized for not purchasing insurance.
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Congress ratified an important nuclear arms control treaty and repealed the discriminatory "don't ask, don't tell" rule.
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But during the presser, Trump insisted that Obamacare would be repealed and replaced at the same time.
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For every new regulation proposed by the executive branch, another order said, two had to be repealed.
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On the other hand, if they rely on the rule being repealed, they could be sorely disappointed.
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"Schools have an obligation to follow the law whether the guidance is repealed or not," he said.
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If Tillerson is approved as secretary of State, sanctions on Russia may be slowly repealed, Cramer said.
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Virginia passed a one-handgun-a-month law in the early 1990s but repealed it in 2012.
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"We haven't repealed Obamacare, so if we don't get tax reform done, we are in trouble," Sen.
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At the time, Trump claimed the tax plan "essentially" repealed the health-care law, which was false.
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In 2015, Congress tried to pass a reconciliation bill that defunded the organization and repealed the ACA.
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Trump called Obamacare a "total disaster," saying the Affordable Care Act needs to be repealed and replaced.
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Republicans have repealed the individual mandate to purchase health insurance, but it remains in effect through 2018.
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The corporate alternative minimum tax will be fully repealed, something that big companies will like a lot.
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Republicans presumed that the Affordable Care Act's taxes would be repealed, and were crafting their reforms accordingly.
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"I'm going to lose my dad's health insurance when [Obamacare] is repealed." a user called zoebytes said.
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Trump affirmed that the health insurance law, which he deems unaffordable, will be amended, repealed or replaced.
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Even so, millions do not like the law and, like Trump, would like to see it repealed.
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The Republican Party as a whole has been committed to the proposition that Obamacare should be repealed.
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Congress effectively repealed its CON endorsement in 1986, and, since then, 14 states have undone their laws.
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They created numerous tax breaks for investment in Puerto Rico, then repealed them, driving up its debt.
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This attack helped the Liberals to win the subsequent election, in 2013; they promptly repealed the tax.
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Companies are working behind the scenes to get that tax delayed again for 2020 or permanently repealed.
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In 2004 its inheritance tax was repealed, with the support of a former communist party, among others.
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The bill that would have repealed much of Obamacare has faltered due to infighting among House Republicans.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimated that 24 million more Americans would go uninsured if Obamacare were repealed.
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House: The taxes would be repealed, except for the "Cadillac tax," which would be delayed until 2026.
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But while the Trump administration hasn't successfully repealed the health law, it has managed to undermine it.
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Ultimately, Mock hopes the campaign will encourage DeVos to put the recently repealed guidelines back in place.
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As I said, we&aposve repealed the core of the Obamacare, the individual mandate is now gone.
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Wade to be repealed, which means they want abortion to remain legal in at least some cases.
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Democrats were once gung-ho, but that was before Republicans repealed the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate.
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We will do everything in our power not let it be repealed — no ifs, ands or buts.
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Following the election of a Democratic governor and significant backlash, the bathroom law was repealed in part.
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That 1933 law, repealed in the 1990s, created a legal firewall between commercial banking and investment banking.
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Democrats must also pressure ISPs to enact real, enforceable net neutrality commitments once Title II is repealed.
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It's a law that many Russian high-ups would love to see repealed — and so would Veselnitskaya.
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But before it could go into effect in October, the city council stepped in and repealed it.
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They've also pointed to the uncertainty surrounding ObamaCare itself, which may be repealed by the GOP Congress.
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That measure was repealed following a backlash that saw numerous athletic and business organizations boycott North Carolina.
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North Carolina lawmakers repealed the bill in March after business groups, athletic organizations and entertainers condemned it.
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Congress cannot afford to repeat the same mistake it made in 1996 when it repealed Section 85033.
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The estate tax, meanwhile, which only affects the super-wealthy, is set to be repealed in 2024.
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And the more than 40,000 pages of burdensome federal ACA regulations and guidance documents are not repealed.
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The discount rule had been repealed during the Obama administration, making it harder for broadcasters to consolidate.
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The move comes just weeks after the U.S. government repealed a decades-old law banning oil exports.
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But if DACA is repealed without a replacement, Rodriguez fears she'll be responsible for raising her nephew.
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He ruled that the 2010 law could not stand without the individual mandate penalty, which Congress repealed.
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Then beneficiaries of those tax cuts squawk at any suggestion that they will expire or be repealed.
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"The Constitution is now officially changed and the 8th is repealed," Ireland's Prime Minister Leo Varadkar tweeted.
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Any rules and doctrines generated by the Obama board favorable to unions and workers can be repealed.
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Abraham Lincoln said the best way to get a bad law repealed was to enforce it strictly.
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But the Liberals won the 2013 election by a convincing margin, and repealed the tax in 2014.
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It's consumers who will continue to lose if the DOL Rule gets repealed or delayed any further.
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Estate tax and alternative minimum tax The estate tax and the alternative minimum tax would be repealed.
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Though it was repealed decades ago, the national speed limit left lasting damage, the motorists' association argues.
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If ObamaCare is repealed, we will still have our doctors, nurses, hospitals, insurance companies, Medicaid and Medicare.
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Congress in December passed a tax bill that repealed the health bill's individual mandate for buying insurance.
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Several bankers told me that unless the Dutch repealed the cap, they wouldn't consider moving to Amsterdam.
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Obama has even taken to telling audiences that Trump "essentially repealed Obamacare," despite the fact he hasn't.
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The new law, which takes effect immediately, means that capital punishment will be repealed throughout New England.
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The Wyoming state Senate last month voted down a bill that would have repealed the death penalty.
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Local officials in Cook County, Illinois, repealed their beverage tax due, in part, to its high unpopularity.
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Capito said the law should be repealed and that she believes there's momentum to do so. Sen.
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It's also the only tax repealed in the bipartisan House Problem Solvers Caucus package of market reforms.
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Meanwhile, Trump has also threatened not to sign anything until Obamacare is repealed, effectively taking Congress hostage.
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The Wyoming state Senate on Thursday voted down a bill that would have repealed the death penalty.
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Since its conception, Democratic presidents have historically repealed the global gag rule, while Republicans have revived it.
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As with Apple's earlier filing, Google cites both environmental and economic fallout, should the policy be repealed.
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They're asking the administration to stop enforcing the coverage requirement "until the mandate can be fully repealed."
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The Northern Territory legalized euthanasia in 1996, but less than a year later, the law was repealed.
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The CBO estimated premiums on the marketplaces would go up 10 percent if the mandate were repealed.
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Obamacare's individual mandate would be repealed, leading to an estimated 13 million fewer Americans having health insurance.
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"The real [reason I made the tool] is to get the internet browsing law repealed," Feld said.
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I think right now the GOP is feeling, politically, like they need to say they repealed Obamacare.
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The partisan breakdown: More than 80% of Democrats are "extremely" or "very" worried about Obamacare getting repealed.
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"Don't ask, don't tell," which barred gay troops from serving openly, was repealed by Congress in 2010.
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That expansion program would begin being phased out in 2021, and fully repealed by three years later.
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The amendment was in effect for 13 years and was repealed in 1933 by the 21st Amendment.
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Most tax experts agree the exemption of like-kind exchanges for real estate developers should be repealed.
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Insurers also already got a $203 billion gift when Congress repealed Obamacare's health insurance fee in December.
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New York's law barring Catholic priests from even entering the state had been repealed only in 1784.
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It also repealed offshore drilling safety regulations that were put in place after the Deepwater Horizon spill.
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He has not repealed and replaced Obamacare with something better, nor stopped manufacturing jobs from flowing overseas.
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In a landslide, voters repealed language in the country's Constitution that prohibited abortion in almost all situations.
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The 2017 tax law also repealed the individual mandate that was required under the Affordable Care Act.
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Too much time had passed to charge him under a state law that has since been repealed.
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The Federal Communications Commission repealed net neutrality rules enacted by former President Barack Obama's administration in 2015.
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Congress repealed an Obama-era rule that forbade states to deny family planning funds to Planned Parenthood.
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Women's groups have agitated for years for the laws to be repealed, saying they further victimize survivors.
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The people of 1920 didn't know that the 18th Amendment would be repealed just 13 years later.
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Under intense pressure from business, the state repealed its so-called bathroom bill, which targeted transgender people.
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The Congressional Budget Office has found that if the mandate is repealed, premiums would rise 10 percent.
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ObamaCare mandate Trump tweeted on Wednesday that he wanted ObamaCare's individual mandate repealed in the tax bill.
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They are pushing new wealth taxes even though most of Europe repealed such taxes as too damaging.
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So far, they have refused talks with the government, insisting the pension reform plan must be repealed.
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That drew Ms. Franco back to Arizona, where she and others worked to get the law repealed.
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In 2014, Morocco repealed a provision that allowed convicted rapists to evade punishment by marrying their victims.
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The law, which had prevented such a merger, was repealed less than two years later, in 1999.
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Some of the regulations already repealed would have strengthened health, safety and fair pay protections for workers.
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The Republican bill would actually result in more people being uninsured than if Obamacare were simply repealed.
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That's the date the United States government repealed the ban on sports gambling in the United States.
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People may also have been influenced by signals from Congress that the law would soon be repealed.
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"We have essentially repealed ObamaCare, and we will come up with something much better," the president added.
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"That means 1 in 10 Americans will lose their insurance if this bill is repealed," Molina said.
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Now they haven't repealed, they haven't replaced and it doesn't look like they're going to do either.
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The next Congress, controlled by Democrats supporting Jefferson, repealed the measure and later added a seventh justice.
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To be clear, many of these licensure laws are very bad policy and deserve to be repealed.
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Additionally, key Republicans have said the deduction should be repealed so the federal government stops subsidizing states.
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"The mandate to have health insurance was repealed, but it doesn't take effect till 2019," Oldham said.
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The corporate minimum tax is repealed, and there will be a new passthrough rate of 25 percent.
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They did, however, add a provision to the 2017 tax legislation that effectively repealed the individual mandate.
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We have not repealed economic cycles, so we should expect a slow down sooner rather than later.
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But the law was quickly watered down with amendments, and some provisions of it were later repealed.
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China repealed its decades-long "one child" law to try and reverse its aging population in 2016.
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Although Trump's voters agree the Affordable Care Act should be repealed, polls reveal continued disagreement over replacement.
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In any case, the individual mandate has already been repealed as part of the recent tax plan.
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Republican lawmakers and candidates have portrayed the 2010 law as an unmitigated disaster that must be repealed.
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This needs to be repealed because that's what we told the voters we were going to do.
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Special help for miners provided by the Affordable Care Act will disappear if that law is repealed.
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President Barack Obama repealed that policy in 2011, allowing LGBTQ people to serve openly in the military.
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Take the Medicaid expansion, which the House Freedom Caucus says must be repealed in any Obamacare alternative.
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This is because, late last year, Congress repealed country-of-origin labeling requirements for beef and pork.
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But there's reason to worry that financial crises could become more likely if the law is repealed.
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Yes, the FCC repealed net neutrality, but Pai was a known opponent of it long before Trump.
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In addition, we will reconsider future filming commitments in North Carolina if the Act is not repealed.
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