Makes the Fair Sentencing Act retroactive as well as the SAFE bill retroactive.
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The union wants a 6.5% raise retroactive to July 1, 2016, but the school district is only offering a 3% raise retroactive to July 1, 2017.
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As a general rule, Supreme Court rulings are not retroactive in themselves, but many have been made retroactive by simple follow-up litigation presenting questions such as this.
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"A retroactive waiver is as strong a suggestion of guilt as you can get; if you need a retroactive waiver, you've violated a rule," said Walter Shaub Jr., director of the ethics office.
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And, once the interest kicks in, it's often not retroactive.
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We've often criticized our government when they do something retroactive.
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Peralta was placed on the DL retroactive to May 8.
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A few months later, he was approved for retroactive eligibility.
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Even your predecessor— JACK LEW: No, no, it wasn't retroactive.
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Greene's placement on the DL is retroactive to April 25.
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It also would make the 2010 Fair Sentencing Act retroactive.
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He said he intends for the bill to be retroactive.
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Sabathia's move to the disabled list was retroactive to Thursday.
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But retroactive registry doesn't mean someone didn't violate the law.
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There's also the (perhaps unintentional) comedic timing of retroactive engagement.
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The apparent compliment releases an unpleasant current of retroactive contempt.
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His retroactive application for citizenship was denied earlier this month.
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But there are also drawbacks to making tax changes retroactive.
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Cutting taxes on a retroactive basis would be more expensive.
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We will never endorse the retroactive removal of acquired rights.
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But this week, The Star has gotten its retroactive due.
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Repeal of the individual mandate penalty would be retroactive to Dec.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs refused to award him retroactive benefits.
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The Court retained jurisdiction to make the spousal support order retroactive.
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Miller has been on the disabled list retroactive to May 25.
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The First Step Act fixed this mistake and made it retroactive.
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Gomez went on the DL May 9, retroactive to May 6.
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The White House wants retroactive relief from the ACA's insurance mandate.
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The temporary exemption on provisional income tax is retroactive from Jan.
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Russell, 24, was placed on the disabled list retroactive to Aug.
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The company also said these benefits will be retroactive to Jan.
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Cammalleri was placed on injured reserve Monday retroactive to Jan. 26.
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In September, the I.T.F. handed Cilic a nine-month retroactive ban.
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His move to the 10-day IL is retroactive to Monday.
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DeGrom was placed on the injured list retroactive to April 231.
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The wage subsidy, raised from 10%, is retroactive to March 15.
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S. company would - in the case of Allergan - be unlawfully retroactive.
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Businesses like McCracken's also have to pay retroactive taxes for 2017.
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The new 529 rules are retroactive to the beginning of 2019.
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Now, she's planning to seek a court order for retroactive funds.
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The wage subsidy, raised from 10%, is retroactive to March 15.
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But the Constitution only prohibits states from enacting retroactive criminal laws.
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Estrada went on the DL on July 6, retroactive to July 3.
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But many changes merely grant retroactive sanction to facts on the ground.
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F Jamie McGinn was placed on injured reserve, retroactive to Oct. 5.
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The amendment would only provide retroactive pay for the most recent shutdown.
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Perhaps we should award retroactive degrees to older people with professional qualifications.
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The union said the agreement includes retroactive pay increases back to 2013.
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Now that the retroactive renaming is done, it's time for the future.
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D Erik Johnson (knee) was placed on IR retroactive to Jan. 4.
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PBMs call these retroactive levies "direct and indirect remuneration," or DIR, fees.
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However, the bill is not retroactive and cannot affect the 2018 election.
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Retroactive tax extenders are a particularly odious form of that malign practice.
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It was like claiming to be a retroactive Spartacus after the battle.
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The move is retroactive to Thursday, meaning Sharp can return Dec. 8.
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The new one will be retroactive and expire on June 30, 2018.
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People who are already receiving unemployment will not get any retroactive benefits.
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People who are already receiving unemployment will not get any retroactive benefits.
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The legislation is not retroactive, and would not affect Mr. Addison's case.
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That's why I invented my own "retroactive resolutions" for the past year.
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The new deal is retroactive to August 2012 and lasts through July.
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If legislation isn't passed before then, a retroactive measure could come later.
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Zimmermann was placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to July 1.
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He had been on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to Aug. 21.
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Payments are without prejudice and subject to retroactive modification dating back to Dec.
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Dietrich (knee) was placed on the 15-day DL retroactive to Aug. 19.
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He was placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to June 20.
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Chapman went on the DL retroactive to June 19 for left knee cellulitis.
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As mentioned, you can get up to six months' worth of retroactive benefits.
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As mentioned, you can get up to six months' worth of retroactive benefits.
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Retroactive justice is more problematic if it is seen to be one-sided.
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The EPA lacks the authority to issue the retroactive credits, the group argued.
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The Jets also placed D Tyler Myers on injured reserve, retroactive to Nov.
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Holliday, who has been on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to Aug.
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Miller went on the 15-day DL May 27, retroactive to May 25.
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As a result, she's seeking formal child support as well as retroactive pay.
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Chapman was placed on the disabled list May 14, retroactive to May 3500.
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Some retailers are more upfront about the retroactive interest than others, WalletHub found.
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LW Tuomo Ruutu was placed on the injured reserve Friday retroactive to Jan.
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The new standard would not be retroactive, applying only to newly purchased homes.
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Ross went on the DL last Thursday (retroactive to April 3) with influenza.
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All three firms earlier this year filed retroactive registrations with the Justice Department.
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It isn't retroactive, instead taking effect only for cases after January 1, 2019.
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He&aposs going to pay retroactive child support back to November of 2018.
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The first, which includes a 3% retroactive bonus, was approved 1,269 to 0003.
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Those pushing for retroactive tax changes in recent days include several prominent Republicans.
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It would also make the provisions of the 2010 Fair Sentencing Act retroactive.
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He was placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to Aug. 23.
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And a retroactive crackdown to impose safety standards could hurt companies' bottom lines.
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But the bill is not retroactive and would apply only to future settlements.
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"The sanctimonious self-righteous retroactive nostalgia about process we can dismiss," he said.
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The Podesta Group filed its own retroactive foreign lobbying disclosures earlier this month.
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"People were having a wave of retroactive memories," a creative executive told the outlet.
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Miller went on the 15-day DL on May 27, retroactive to May 25.
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Ramos suffered the injury Saturday and was placed on the DL retroactive to Sunday.
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"Retroactive screen captures are a new featuring coming to the Scorpio GameDVR," DF explains.
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Sogard went on the 15-day disabled list April 4 retroactive to March 28.
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Among the many changes the bill contains is making the Fair Sentencing Act retroactive.
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On March 19, the USTR granted a retroactive exemption for imports of tunneling machinery.
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"Just like the bug bounty program, there will not be retroactive payment," says Voss.
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He had been placed on the 7-day disabled list retroactive to Aug. 3.
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Pop Art Design opens with Robert Rauschenberg's "Retroactive II" (2220), from the MCA collection.
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It would have been retroactive to May 7, just days before Uber went public.
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But it's not clear how easy or safe that is as a retroactive strategy.
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In corresponding moves, D Erik Johnson (knee) was placed on IR retroactive to Jan.
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With a $22 million salary this season, the suspension, which is retroactive to Feb.
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Rockies SS Jose Reyes was suspended through May 31 without pay — retroactive to Feb.
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But states argue that retroactive eligibility drives up Medicaid costs and squeezes their budgets.
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Peralta went on the 15-day disabled list May 15, retroactive to May 9.
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The court's ruling is retroactive, though it applies only to residential customers, not businesses.
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The proposal is retroactive, meaning Pelosi would be entering her third term in 2019.
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In fall 2015, they were awarded retroactive raises for work between 2010 and 2012.
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So what could justify a retroactive change by Apple that breaks compatibility among phones?
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The bill, if signed into law, would also be retroactive going back two years.
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Like Gundy, American businesses face retroactive applications of new regulatory standards all the time.
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Tillman is on the disabled list with right shoulder bursitis retroactive to Aug. 21.
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The law was changed in 1987 to exclude violent criminals, but it isn't retroactive.
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"The possibility of retroactive tax cuts could force 2017 numbers higher too," he added.
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It wouldn't be retroactive, instead taking effect only for cases after January 433, 000.
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Jennings has been on the disabled list since July 4, retroactive to July 1.
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The moves, which the Brewers announced on Twitter, were made retroactive to March 25.
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His sentence was shortened until 2023 because of the Retroactive Crack Cocaine Guideline Amendment.
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The provisions expired on Sunday, so technically the extension was retroactive to 77 days.
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But it does make retroactive a 2600 law that reduced the crack cocaine disparity.
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The bill, if signed into law, would also be retroactive going back two years.
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He had not played since going on the disabled list retroactive to June 20.
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Benoit went on the 15-day disabled list April 25, retroactive to April 22.
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Wilson had been placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 25.
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They are unclear, often ambiguous and have a retroactive effective date of April 4, 2016.
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OF Daniel Nava was placed on the 10-day disabled list retroactive to May 21.
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Linde said in a statement on Thursday that the suspension, with retroactive effect from Feb.
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The ex post facto clauses of Article I, Sections 9 and 10, denounce retroactive legislation.
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SS Aledmys Diaz was placed on the 25-day disabled list Tuesday, retroactive to Aug.
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It would not be retroactive to existing compensation plans, said NCUA Board Chairman Debbie Matz.
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Heyward was placed on the 10-day disabled list May 8 retroactive to May 6.
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And the same goes for how they view his retroactive registration as a foreign agent.
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But this isn't retroactive; it'll just cut off its access to new data moving forward.
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The move was retroactive to Friday, which means Perez will miss at least one start.
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It would also be retroactive, so families who suffered this year could recoup the costs.
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It now expressly excludes offenders convicted of any serious violent felony from retroactive early release.
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Those provisions, called presumptive eligibility and retroactive eligibility, just had their own near-death experience.
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And although the Senate bill fell apart, presumptive and retroactive eligibility are still in danger.
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Cole was placed on the 2.773-day disabled list June 14, retroactive to June 11.
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The injury didn't require surgery and the club made the transaction retroactive to Feb. 12.
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He was placed on the seven-day concussion list April 16 retroactive to April 14.
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These term limits are retroactive and would include the service prior to the article's enactment.
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LHP Kevin Siegrist (mononucleosis) was placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to Thursday.
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SS Zack Cozart (quad) was placed on the 10-day disabled list retroactive to Wednesday.
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"I love the tax cuts being retroactive," Gingrich, who's also a Fox News contributor, continued.
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The move is retroactive to Sunday, which was the two-time All-Star's 1633rd birthday.
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Some previous changes in sentencing would also be made retroactive, a sensible and fair step.
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For starters, it protected consumers from arbitrary interest-rate increases by prohibiting retroactive rate hikes.
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Sandoval was placed on the 10-day disabled list last Tuesday (retroactive to April 24).
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INF Derek Dietrich (knee) was placed on the 15-day DL retroactive to Aug. 19.
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And "if they can't do a retroactive rule, we might have to legislate," he said.
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The books sold well and more retroactive bonuses were paid me for the early titles.
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CF Leury Garcia was placed on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to June 16.
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The proposed rule also could help pharmacists get more transparency into business-killing retroactive fees.
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This bill just finally makes the change retroactive, which may benefit up to 2,600 people.
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He was placed on the 10-day disabled list June 173, retroactive to May 31.
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RHP Scott Oberg was placed on the 15-day disabled list Monday, retroactive to Aug.
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"There is no such thing as a retroactive waiver," Mr. Shaub said in an interview.
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Democratic members should consider the potential political cost of endorsing retroactive reviews of confirmation hearings.
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It would also offer automakers retroactive credits for vehicles sold as far back as 2012.
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The pay will be retroactive to June, when Waldhauser first made the request, Courtney said.
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RHP Wade Davis (forearm strain) was put on the disabled list Tuesday retroactive to Friday.
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After shutdowns, furloughed workers almost always receive retroactive payments covering their salaries during the shutdown.
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The union wants a 6.5 percent pay increase and to have it retroactive to last year.
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I loved both, but this is where my my retroactive grasp on "Why?" starts to slip.
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Facebook has now fulfilled that promise, even though it's not retroactive like it was for Zuckerberg.
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He had been placed on the 60-day disabled list April 4, retroactive to Feb. 25.
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Update, 1pm: An important tidbit I failed to mention is that the policy is not retroactive.
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He was placed on the 22-day disabled list on April 24, retroactive to March 23.
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After previous government shutdowns, Congress passed measures to ensure that all unpaid workers received retroactive pay.
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RHP Stefan Crichton was placed on the 24-day disabled list Friday, retroactive to June 27.
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Bailey was placed on the 10-day disabled list on April 12, retroactive to April 10.
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A much-needed update, finished in January, should see lower bills but will not be retroactive.
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C Brian McCann was placed on the 7-day concussion disabled list, retroactive to May 20.
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Clinton had previously blamed "retroactive classification" as a reason why classified emails were on her server.
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"You cannot put legal security at risk because these decisions cannot be made retroactive," Arce said.
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The Tillis-Coons bill is explicitly retroactive to May 17 (the day Mueller was appointed). Sen.
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Immediate action is needed to halt the EU's discriminatory, retroactive assessments against U.S. companies and taxpayers.
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Presumptive and retroactive eligibility protected Andrews, who has a 216.2-year-old son, from financial devastation.
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But retroactive classifications -- including 22 upgrades to "top secret" -- have caused critics to question Clinton's assertion.
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Cole was placed on the 15-day disabled list on June 14, retroactive to June 11.
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Arkansas, Indiana and New Hampshire also have waivers for retroactive eligibility, but some strings are attached.
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RHP Chad Qualls (colitis) was placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to July 16.
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The retroactive exclusions are effective as of that date, and extend for a year from Tuesday.
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Gonzalez has been on the 33-day disabled list since June 19 (retroactive to June 15).
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Noonan said the retroactive nature of the EU ruling was "little short of bizarre and outrageous".
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Booker's legislation would also be retroactive and require federal courts to expunge previous marijuana-related convictions.
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The Islanders placed C Casey Cizikas (lower body) on injured reserve, retroactive to Nov. 25. 3.
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The Cardinals placed RHP Mike Leake (shingles) on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to Aug.
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The move is retroactive to June 16 and Strasburg could start again as early as Friday.
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OF Randal Grichuk (back strain) was placed on the 10-day DL, retroactive to July 10.
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"There's no question ... because clearly, the date that we've made the bill retroactive to," he said.
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RF Jason Heyward (abrasion on left hand) was placed on the disabled list retroactive to Monday.
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The Lewis move, which was because of a strained right lat, is retroactive to June 22.
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Listen, I'm not going to lay out an argument for retroactive Oscar recognition or anything here.
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SS Zack Cozart (knee) was placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to Sept. 16.
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And in 2016, it made that ruling retroactive for the more than 2,000 inmates already sentenced.
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But courts have specifically rejected such retroactive arguments — so far — in the context of union fees.
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Employees will also receive retroactive pay back to September 24, 2017, and a bonus of $1,000.
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In at least one case, the revised figure was the result of a retroactive pay cut.
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At times, Faye gently or forcefully challenges these retroactive assignments of meaning, but to no avail.
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The move was retroactive to June 22 and Lewis is expected to miss around two months.
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Narratives lie because they make sense out of the nonsense of everyday life; they're always retroactive.
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The reform was not retroactive, however, meaning the president could be in power for another decade.
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The new law, which is not retroactive, would not apply in the case of Ms. Springora.
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The court documents filed Monday show Biden agreed to pay child support retroactive to November 2018.
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"Very important, the GOP must make these reductions retroactive to the beginning of 2017," he wrote.
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After previous shutdowns, Congress passed measures to ensure essential and non-essential employees received retroactive pay.
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Los Angeles D Matt Greene (undisclosed) was placed on injured reserve Monday, retroactive to Jan. 20.
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In 2010, Congress passed legislation to address these racially unjust sentences, but that change wasn't retroactive.
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Alas, that doesn't appear to be on the horizon, barring some retroactive twist on Ragnarok's conclusion.
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In a retroactive timeline published by Vulture in May 2017, it's easy to see what went wrong.
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However, he gave no further details on what appeared tantamount to a retroactive pardon for such inmates.
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In spite of this, I'm plagued by a bizarre, irrational and retroactive jealousy of her past relationships.
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After the cabinet meeting, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said the revisions will take retroactive effect from Jan.
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Retroactive collection of them would be confirmed only by a final EU decision expected in January 2019.
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That disparity was greatly reduced in 2010 but was not made retroactive to people already in jail.
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Schwazer's positive test has ignited hopes in Australia that Tallent could be due for more retroactive glory.
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RHP Corey Knebel (strained left oblique) went on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to April 1.
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LHP Adam Liberatore (left elbow inflammation) was placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to Saturday.
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Why it matters: The rate hike would be retroactive to May 7, thereby applying to Uber's IPO.
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Maybin was originally placed on the 15-day disabled list on April 2, retroactive to March 25.
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Zimmermann has been on the disabled list retroactive to July 1 because of a right neck strain.
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Those are three of the most iconic Asian-American writers, and I wish genius grants were retroactive.
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RHP Jason Motte (strained back) was placed on the 10-day disabled Friday retroactive to July 6.
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NOTES: Giants 2B Joe Panik was placed on the seven-day concussion disabled list, retroactive to Tuesday.
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RHP Caleb Cotham (right shoulder inflammation) was placed on the 230-day disabled list retroactive to Sunday.
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RHP Danny Salazar (right shoulder soreness) was placed on the 10-day disabled list retroactive to Sunday.
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In a corresponding transaction, D Thomas Hickey (upper body) was placed on injured reserve, retroactive to Saturday.
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He has missed the last two games and the injured reserve move is retroactive to Nov. 27.
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Adduci was placed on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to May 11, with an oblique strain.
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She wants the judge to issue a formal child support order and make it retroactive against Brad.
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If you do get a raise, ask when it will be implemented, and if it is retroactive.
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LHP Buddy Baumann (strained lower back) went on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 25.
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RHP Jon Edwards (right flexor strain) went on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 25.
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"My constituent's winning entry was removed in an act of politically motivated, unconstitutional, retroactive censorship," Clay said.
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Many in the industry had criticized the retroactive clawback clause as ambiguous and legally impossible to enforce.
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Conforto went on the 22016-day disabled list, retroactive to June 28, with a bruised left hand.
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Nava went on the 343-day disabled list retroactive to May 21 due to left hamstring tightness.
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INF Derek Dietrich (knee) was placed on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday, retroactive to August 19.
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INF Ryan Flaherty (right shoulder strain) was placed on the 10-day disabled list retroactive to Friday.
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After previous government shutdowns, Congress passed measures to ensure that essential and nonessential employees received retroactive pay.
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Sabathia has been on the 10-day disabled list retroactive to June 14 with a hamstring strain.
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The federal government on Friday imposed a 14-day quarantine, retroactive to when the plane left Wuhan.
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Pomeranz was placed on the DL on June 22, retroactive to June 232, with left biceps tendinitis.
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Osuna's DL stint was made retroactive to March 21 with his injury listed as a cervical spasm.
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He was placed on the list April 15 (retroactive to April 13) with a left ankle sprain.
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RHP Justin Miller (strained left oblique) went on the 153-day disabled list retroactive to July 3.
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RHP Tyler Chatwood (mid-back strain) was placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to Monday.
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LF Cody Asche (right oblique strain) went on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 25.
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After that, however, the agency has been granting retroactive waivers to excuse refineries from their legal duty.
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In this light, her forays into the world of future sex gain a certain retroactive moral glamour.
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Cevallos's suggestion that JASTA is unconstitutional centers on his misguided belief that the provision that would allow 9/11 families' and victims' long-pending claims against Saudi Arabia to proceed is a retroactive law, and that the Constitution should be interpreted as broadly prohibiting laws with retroactive application.
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LHP Dario Alvarez (left elbow strain) was put on the 10-day disabled list Sunday retroactive to Thursday.
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RHP Andrew Triggs (left calf contusion) was placed on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday, retroactive to Monday.
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He was placed on the DL with a retroactive date of March 25 and could return when eligible.
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These cards will charge you retroactive interest on purchases going back to when the card was initially used.
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Herrera's suspension will include the postseason should the Phillies qualify, and the ban is retroactive to June 24.
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LHP Chris Rusin (left shoulder strain) was placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to June 9.
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Retroactive civil legislation offends not only the spirit of the constitution, but also fundamental notions of fair play.
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The industry minister has denied that his bill was aimed at protecting Mediaset, saying it was not retroactive.
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Morrow was placed on the DL on June 33 (retroactive to June 17) due to lower back tightness.
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He has missed 37 games and has been on the DL since May 3, retroactive to April 30.
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IF/OF Howie Kendrick (left hamstring) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Friday, retroactive to Wednesday.
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LHP Will Smith (torn right knee ligament) went on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 25.
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LHP Adam Liberatore (left elbow inflammation) was placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to July 30.
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RHP Andrew Bailey (strained left hamstring) was placed on the 15-day disabled list Friday, retroactive to Thursday.
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He was placed on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to May 13, with a strained right quadriceps.
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RHP Matt Harvey (right shoulder discomfort) was placed on the 103-day disabled list Wednesday, retroactive to Tuesday.
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Jones is eligible to apply for reinstatement in August 2018 -- one year retroactive from his failed drug test.
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Davis has been on the disabled list since July 31 (retroactive to July 28) with a flexor strain.
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LHP Adam Liberatore (left forearm tightness) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Thursday, retroactive to Wednesday.
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The bill is retroactive to the date of Mueller's appointment, suggesting it was drafted with Trump in mind.
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RHP Casey Fien (right elbow tendinitis) was placed on the 03-day disabled list Tuesday, retroactive to Sunday.
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RHP Yu Darvish (right shoulder discomfort) was placed back on the 33-day disabled list, retroactive to Thursday.
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The order also requires Avenatti to pay her spousal support of $124,398 per month, retroactive to Jan. 2018.
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RHP Miguel Castro (right shoulder inflammation) was placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to April 18.
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SS JT Riddle (left biceps tendinitis) was placed on the 235-day disabled list, retroactive to July 230.
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But if they're 68 and start Medicare as of July 1, it's retroactive back to January, Roy said.
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Mauer landed on the DL on July 7 (retroactive to July 5) with a lower back lumbar strain.
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LF Howie Kendrick (right abdominal strain) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Tuesday, retroactive to Sunday.
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First thing is you say, people are not paying a water bill for poison and that is retroactive.
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Culture, really, and quite obviously, is, in the present day at least, a largely regressive and retroactive thing.
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The order will not be retroactive but will apply to any transaction after the executive order was signed.
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California removed its statute of limitations on some sex crimes in 2016, but the law is not retroactive.
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Sarah, whose admiration for Taylor appears to be more than professional, appreciates the retroactive blessing for the attack.
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Another argument could target the retroactive rule that limits how much landlords can charge tenants for past upgrades.
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When bills to reduce the disparity began to circulate, there was little talk of making the change retroactive.
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The bill, endorsed by President Trump, makes shorter sentences for crack cocaine retroactive for a few thousand inmates.
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There are some fictional depictions of attempted retroactive Hitler assassinations that explain how this principle works in practice.
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The move is not retroactive, so Instagram won't be removing "Likes" or followers that accounts have already garnered.
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Meanwhile, some China acquisitions involving U.S. companies that were made several years ago are now under retroactive reviews.
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In August, the European Commission ruled Apple should pay €13 billion ($14 billion) in retroactive taxes to Ireland.
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In 2020, we will communicate base salary increases in February, which will be retroactive to January 7683, 2020.
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The change would be retroactive to the beginning of 2018, allowing Sergeant Stayskal to pursue his malpractice claim.
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The legislation will be retroactive, prohibiting political parties from using donations they have already received in future elections.
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The proposal, whose legislative language was developed by the congressional tax-writing committees, would be retroactive to Jan.
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Tax and budget experts also said there are reasons why retroactive tax changes may not create economic growth.
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"The retroactive (civil lawsuit) window portion of the bill ... would give somebody like me an opportunity," he said.
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RHP Shawn Kelley (right trapezius strain) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Sunday, retroactive to Saturday.
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UT Enrique Hernandez on the 15-day disabled list (retroactive to Tuesday) with a sore left rib cage.
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INF David Freese (left hamstring injury) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Saturday retroactive to Tuesday.
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LHP T.J. McFarland (left knee inflammation) was placed on the 15-day disabled list Thursday, retroactive to Wednesday.
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LF Craig Gentry was placed on the 215-day disabled list retroactive to April 225 with back stiffness.
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On Wednesday, the president was expected to sign a bill promising that those workers would receive retroactive pay.
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But the new law wasn't retroactive, which helped compel Obama to commute the sentences of more federal inmates.
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That includes free access and open admissions to public community colleges, and and retroactive forgiveness of student debt.
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Much depends on the timing of the government pay rises, which sources say could take retroactive effect on Jan.
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The false documents led to people getting retroactive disability benefits and Medicare and Medicaid benefits, according to court documents.
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Content in retroactive violation of the updated policy may be removed, but that will not result in a strike.
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Laws are not typically retroactive, which is what makes the one year-window so special, lawyer Carrie Goldberg said.
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OF/DH Avisail Garcia (sprained right knee) was placed on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday, retroactive to Sunday.
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The proclamation is not retroactive and will only apply to migrants trying to enter the United States going forward.
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The move was retroactive to last Thursday and the reliever is expected to be activated when eligible next week.
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NOTES: Colorado SS Trevor Story (left shoulder strain) was placed on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to Wednesday.
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OF Colby Rasmus was placed on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to June 19, with left hip tendinitis.
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Due to copyright law, the plaintiffs would only have been eligible to collect retroactive royalties dating back to 2011.
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The only non-retroactive perk is the $2500 credits you get for each 24 points you earn going forward.
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Greinke was placed on the 25-day disabled list Sunday, retroactive to June 24, with a left oblique strain.
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RHP Brad Boxberger (groin surgery in March 2016) went on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 25.
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LHP Will Harris was placed on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to Tuesday, because of left shoulder inflammation.
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Karns' stint on the disabled list is retroactive to May 21, making him eligible to return on May 31.
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NOTES: Colorado placed LHP Jake McGee (mid-back strain) on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to July 27.
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A mechanism would be created for the dismissal of past marijuana convictions, making 64's sentencing revisions fully retroactive.
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The Oscar-winning actress said in her filing she intends to seek out "retroactive child support" from her ex.
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On Thursday, the Football Association approved retroactive bans for diving if it results in a penalty or red card.
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The 75-game suspension is retroactive to May 8 -- he has not played in a game since the incident.
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LHP Cody Reed was placed on the 15-day disabled list with low back spasms, retroactive to September 5.
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The move is retroactive to June 19, so he could return as soon as Monday if all goes well.
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LHP Hyun-Jin Ryu (left elbow tendinitis) was placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to July 9.
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Our bill would prohibit the retroactive imposition of DIRs and other such fees for those claims, which are accurate.
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RHP Felix Hernandez (strained calf) was placed on the DL, retroactive to Saturday, the day after his last start.
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RHP Miguel Castro (right shoulder inflammation) was placed on the 15-day disabled list Friday, retroactive to April 18.
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He has been on the 10-day DL since June 6, retroactive to June 3, with right groin tendinits.
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The trouble with retroactive changes for iconography is a sad face and a Frankenstein head mean very different things.
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LHP Rich Hill (left middle finger blister) was placed on the 10-day disabled list retroactive to April 6.
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Metro has since been sold by Goldman and the LME has slapped it with a retroactive $10 million fine.
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Blazek was placed on the disabled list June 1 (retroactive to May 29) and is eligible to return Monday.
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The need to finance such capital investment efficiently is inconsistent with the incentives created by a retroactive Chapter 9.
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Since the deal is retroactive, Pelosi, Hoyer, and Clyburn would all be entering into their third term in January.
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And Trump's legal team often seems to be seeking retroactive rationales for decisions made by Trump on the fly.
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LHP Wei-Yin Chen (left arm fatigue) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Friday, retroactive to Tuesday.
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LHP Brandon Finnegan was placed on the 10-day disabled list retroactive to Tuesday with a left shoulder injury.
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SS Zack Cozart (sore right knee) was placed on the 20133-day disabled list Monday, retroactive to Sept. 16.
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LF Gregor Blanco (right shoulder impingement) was placed on the 25.40-day disabled list Tuesday, retroactive to Aug. 2200.
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If not, you could propose that your raise be made retroactive to the date you completed the certification process.
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Don't be mistaken: The Trump administration's willingness to permit states to impose work requirements, to end retroactive eligibility, etc.
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Some places that have legalized have also made the change effectively retroactive, erasing criminal records for past marijuana offenses.
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The move was retroactive to Saturday, and the right-hander Jacob Rhame was recalled from Class AAA Las Vegas.
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A capital-gains tax cut for the most affluent Americans would be retroactive to the beginning of this year.
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The move is retroactive to May 17, and the Astros are optimistic that he will miss only one start.
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RHP Raisel Iglesias (right shoulder impingement) was placed on the 15-day disabled list Sunday, retroactive to April 26.
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The Senate bill also repeals what's known as retroactive eligibility — a wonky but important provision for new Medicaid enrollees.
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RF Hunter Pence (strained left hamstring) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Monday retroactive to May 13.
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NOTES: Orioles INF Ryan Flaherty (right shoulder strain) was placed on the 10-day disabled list retroactive to Friday.
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He argued Congress had violated the nondelegation doctrine in allowing the U.S. attorney general to make the law retroactive.
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The State Department statement cited Israeli authorities' retroactive authorization of nearby settlements and the redrawing of local settlement boundaries.
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It is ridiculous to be considering retroactive tax cuts, and the Cadillac tax is supported by nearly 100 experts.
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For instance, last year Iowa called to eliminate Medicaid's guarantee of retroactive coverage for many beneficiaries in that state.
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The new I.R.S. rule is retroactive to 2016, and allows those who already paid taxes to claim a refund.
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"The only retroactive waiver I have ever heard of is called a pardon," Mr. Painter said in an email.
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Without retroactive FDA approval, the e-cigarettes and vapes popular among LGBT millennials would likely become illegal to sell.
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LHP Eric O'Flaherty (lower back strain) was placed on the 23-day disabled list Saturday, retroactive to last Tuesday.
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The new tax rate for Saudi Aramco will amount to 50 percent, slashed from 85 percent, retroactive to Jan.
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Rodon was placed on the 103-day disabled list, retroactive to March 26, before the White Sox's season opener.
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This means passing a major tax cut by Thanksgiving — and making it retroactive to the start of this year.
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OF Mac Williamson was placed on the 15-day disabled list (retroactive to Monday) with a left shoulder strain.
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If the shutdown continues much longer, workers may face lasting financial damage even if they ultimately receive retroactive pay.
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Cevallos is of course free to disagree with over a century of Supreme Court jurisprudence about so-called retroactive laws.
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It would also be retroactive, meaning it would cancel out the hefty tax increases that some families experienced for 2018.
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He was placed on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to Thursday, making him eligible to be activated April 16.
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Davis has been on the disabled list since June 14 (retroactive to the previous day) with a right oblique strain.
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It would block states from imposing sales tax collections on retailers before January 1 and would also bar retroactive taxation.
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Head off trouble when you sign up for Social Security; tell your representative not to provide you any retroactive benefits.
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It also has retroactive activity detection, and has added hiking and yoga as dedicated activity types (high five, nature lovers).
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Under the judgment, the bankruptcy is retroactive to July 16, 2015, the date of the original claim by GE Commercial.
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RHP Alex Cobb (Tommy John surgery in May 2015) went on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 25.
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It would also allow the state to put $240 million of that sum toward possible retroactive raises for university employees.
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The bill would be retroactive, and could wipe clean records of people convicted in federal marijuana possession and use cases.
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LF Cameron Maybin was placed on the 133-day disabled list (retroactive to May 30) with a right oblique strain.
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CF Billy Hamilton was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained left oblique, retroactive to September 5.
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This is thanks to legislation that made copyright retroactive by 21915 years for all work made between 20199 and 21945.
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A retroactive cut spurs nothing, because it essentially refunds taxes already paid by the wealthy for gains they already realized.
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RHP Kyle Barraclough was placed on the 10-day disabled list retroactive to July 25 with a right shoulder impingement.
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The sanction is retroactive to February when Livermore was notified of 2016 positive tests for the banned drugs clomipheneand mestorolone.
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As the New York Times reported, the decision basically requires retroactive enforcement of a 2012 Supreme Court decision, Miller v.
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In 2015, as part of the Franco settlement, immigration authorities agreed that the protections would be retroactive for certain cases.
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Make the 2010 Fair Sentencing Act retroactive, which changed sentencing guidelines to treat offenses involving crack and powder cocaine equally.
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LHP Brett Anderson (blister on left index finger) was placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to Aug. 21.
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It's retroactive in the sense that it doesn't grandfather existing solar customers, changing the fee structure they originally depended on.
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It will also be waiving late fees, along with domestic overcharges for data, voice and text, retroactive to March 13.
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Nor would the agency extend their current permits to cover any gaps, or even make the permit, when received, retroactive.
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Meanwhile, changes to Social Security don't impact the retirement portion of the program, but cut retroactive coverage for disability insurance.
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But good-government groups warned that a retroactive law aimed at a specific person would not survive a court challenge.
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C Miguel Montero was placed on the 15-day disabled list Thursday — retroactive to April 25 — with lower back tightness.
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Romo was placed on the 10-day disabled list with a right ankle sprain June 10, retroactive to June 8.
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He said the Florida decision is based on a previous Arizona ruling that was already found not to be retroactive.
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The bill also makes retroactive a 2010 federal sentencing law reducing the sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine offenses.
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Lagares, who was placed on the 10-day disabled list retroactive to Thursday, is scheduled to undergo surgery next week.
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French President Emmanuel Macron signed the digital tax measure into law in July, but it is retroactive to Jan. 1.
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At the coming Games, Mr. Bach said Tuesday, a special medal ceremony will reassign medals to retroactive winners from Sochi.
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The platform, released on Monday, calls for reparations, an end to the death penalty, and retroactive forgiveness of student loans.
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However, it declined to impose a retroactive ban on contacting children, ruling that there wasn't enough evidence to justify it.
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Peralta has missed the last six games with the injury and the assignment to the DL is retroactive to May 1753.
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The companies argued that Michigan's retroactive change to its tax regime violated their rights to due process under the U.S. Constitution.
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Alvarez was placed on the 10-day disabled list on May 28, retroactive to May 26, with a left elbow strain.
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In effect, Twitter is engaging in some retroactive account suspension, forcing some users now over 13 to create brand new accounts.
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McGee is eligible to be reinstated Sunday because he was placed on the 10-day disabled list retroactive to July 27.
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Ader added that the retroactive effect of the changes in the amended legislation was probably also in breach of constitutional principles.
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The DL stint for Grimm, 29, is retroactive to June 24 with what the team is terming right shoulder impingement syndrome.
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The state extended the statute of limitations for such crimes last year to 20 years, but did not make it retroactive.
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Because his ban is retroactive to the date of the test, Alvarez is eligible to fight as soon as Aug. 18.
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And assume that it&aposs done before the end of the year and that it is retroactive to January 1, 2017.
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Mary will also have to pay retroactive spousal support dating back to September ... and his attorney fees -- that comes to $235k.
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It makes 2010 crack sentencing reforms, which eased crack sentences to bring them more in line with powder cocaine penalties, retroactive.
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The European Union took a big bite out of Apple last week, to the tune of $14.5 billion in retroactive taxes.
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The U.S. Sentencing Commission eliminated the residual clause from its guidelines earlier this year but did not make the decision retroactive.
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Twenty-three of the 27 public comments on the waiver were opposed to eliminating the three months of retroactive Medicaid benefits.
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He suffered a fractured left hand March 11 and was placed on the disabled list April 3 retroactive to March 25.
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Her suspension is now 15 months, retroactive from her failed January test, which puts her on schedule to return next April.
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We want her to have another win, if only so she can stop posting retroactive facts about the Harry Potter universe.
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The group is pushing for a tax-cut bill to pass this fall that is retroactive to the start of 2017.
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Congress passed a law last year mandating that federal agencies increase their penalties to account for inflation, on a retroactive basis.
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Hendriks was placed on the 215-day disabled list on May 230, retroactive to May 28, with a right triceps strain.
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NOTES: Indians OF Michael Brantley has been placed on the disabled list because of right shoulder inflammation, retroactive to May 10.
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INF Brett Lawrie was placed on the 15-day disabled list Wednesday, retroactive to July 22, with a strained left hamstring.
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The agreement provides $20 billion of coverage for longer tail U.S. commercial lines reserves from 2015 and prior, retroactive to Jan.
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Instead, the President's onerous and retroactive inversion rule is a misguided attempt to address a symptom, not cure the whole illness.
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"That would be the first thing I would counsel her to do, is to apply for a retroactive T.U.E.," he said.
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The lawmakers also asked the Treasury Department last month to make the change administratively; Cramer specifically asked to make it retroactive.
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Smith was placed on the 15-day disabled list on June 7 (retroactive to June 5) with a left hamstring strain.
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They want a pay raise of 290 percent plus retroactive compensation, pension increases and damages that could run into the millions.
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"This will be operationalized over the next week or so, and it will be retroactive back to today," the official said.
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The retroactive implications of this twist break the brain to consider, but it does give humankind a means to extend itself.
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However, the policy is not retroactive, so Bloomberg's video can live forever on the internet without any indication it was doctored.
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PROMESA, if signed into law, puts an immediate stay, or hold, on any future lawsuits and is retroactive to December 2015.
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LHP Dallas Keuchel was placed on the 10-day disabled list (retroactive to Wednesday) with a pinched nerve in his neck.
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INF Tommy La Stella was placed on the 2250-day disabled list with a strained right hamstring, retroactive to June 22015.
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The U.S. Sentencing Commission eliminated the residual clause from its guidelines earlier this year, but did not make the decision retroactive.
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Hendriks was placed on the 15-day disabled list on May 10, retroactive to May 8, with a right triceps strain.
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Congress should resist any efforts to put a retroactive tax increase on wind, which would undermine already agreed-upon business deals.
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Gohmert said in a House floor speech the next day that Democrats should be grateful that the new rules aren't retroactive.
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Dayim said the court ruling would be retroactive, suggesting it could affect cargoes already contracted under the less stringent ergot standard.
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DeSantis asked that his resignation be retroactive to September 1 so that he would not receive any pay for the month.
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It makes 2100 crack sentencing reforms, which eased crack sentences to bring them more in line with powder cocaine penalties, retroactive.
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The threat of retroactive tax rulings that claw back foreign companies' gains, a frequent occurrence under previous regimes, is not entirely gone.
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Mr. Kerry should immediately rescind the retroactive application of the two-year employment rule and make clearing the application backlog a priority.
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The move is retroactive to Sunday, meaning he could be activated when the Yankees return to action after the All-Star break.
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The key thing here is that there's absolutely no reason to think a retroactive tax cut will boost job creation and growth.
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The lesson is a retroactive schooling in STIs and sexual health — one that I learned way too late as a married lady.
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For much of the 15 years since the term retroactive reinsurance came into use, Berkshire, through NICO, has been at the forefront.
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It's an example of a "retroactive statute," one that imposes new legal consequences for conduct that occurred before the law was enacted.
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Now, the producer and one half of the electronic duo Deep Dish returns with Retroactive, his first solo album in seven years.
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RHP Chad Qualls (colitis) was reinstated from the 15-day disabled after being placed on it July 23 retroactive to July 93.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that the European Union was retroactive when it ordered Ireland to recoup millions in taxes from Apple.
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However, a trade group representing U.S. technology companies said it is concerned the European Union will hit other firms with retroactive penalties.
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The law is not retroactive, however, which means the circumstances for anyone who accused Cosby of assault in California have not changed.
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"I continue to believe that the retroactive bail-in is illegitimate," the ABI chairman, Antonio Patuelli, told a news conference in Brussels.
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RHP Stephen Strasburg (right elbow impingement) has missed 2262 games since going on the disabled list July 212, retroactive to July 229.
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The protocol was brought into place at the end of February, and was retroactive to all overdose deaths since January 1, 2016.
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LF Rajai Davis, idle for four days, was placed on the disabled list retroactive to April 22 with a strained left hamstring.
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"Binding precedent holds that agencies can only impose retroactive obligations if Congress has given them the authority to do so," Block explained.
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OF Dexter Fowler was placed on the 15-day disabled list on Monday, retroactive to June 19, with a sore right hamstring.
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Janet Mills (D), the administration's approval is retroactive to July 2, 2018, the date the expansion was originally supposed to be implemented.
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A month before this, I was in Vegas for a retroactive bachelor party where the idea of a "Negroni crawl" was floated.
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Qualls last pitched for the Rockies on July 15 and was placed on the disabled list July 513 retroactive to July 16.
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Except they've already made decisions, since a retroactive tax break makes no sense and subsidizes something that already happened absent the subsidy.
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LHP Jake Diekman was placed on the 5.203-day disabled list Friday retroactive to July 25.20 with a lacerated left index finger.
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Those rules would be retroactive to March 22022, to entice employers to rehire workers who have already been laid off this month.
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And even with changes, the statute of limitations will bar many prosecutions, since such changes cannot be made retroactive in criminal cases.
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The CFPB rule, set to go into effect next spring, was not retroactive and would not have helped Equifax or Wells customers.
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Here's the bad news: It's not retroactive so you still owe for that stack on the shelf you kept promising to return.
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It eliminates "retroactive coverage," a provision that has Medicaid pick up the tab for care received up to 90 days before enrollment.
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Wilkie, involved a challenge to the Department of Veterans Affairs' partial denial of retroactive benefits to a Vietnam War veteran, James Kisor.
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Fugitive property tycoon Joseph Lau launched legal action in a Hong Kong court on Monday challenging the retroactive nature of the bill.
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Canceling the mandate's penalty, along with retroactive repeal, "will provide much needed financial and economic certainty for the American people," Meadows wrote.
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NOTES: Angels LF Cameron Maybin was placed on the 10-day disabled list (retroactive to May 30) with a right oblique strain.
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The provisions of the declaration take effect at noon ET on Monday, but are retroactive to Friday, HHS said in a statement.
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The only difference: Now there's no Mark Burnett to impose retroactive logic on the chaos, only press secretaries, pundits and Mike Pence.
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Those firms had filed domestic lobbying disclosures, but also filed retroactive foreign lobbying registration forms with the Justice Department earlier this year.
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Sessions to reduce the disparity in sentences between crack and powder cocaine -- retroactive for some convicts, pending court approval for those people.
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The law also makes retroactive the 2010 Fair Sentencing Act, which decreased the relative penalty for possession of crack versus powder cocaine.
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The law also makes retroactive the 2010 Fair Sentencing Act, which decreased the relative penalty for possession of crack versus powder cocaine.
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President Trump might further contend that publishing his tax returns from the past five years violates the Constitution's limits on retroactive laws.
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Then, however, the department changed its mind and made its decision retroactive, rendering years of payments ineligible toward the 120-month count.
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Investors in solar companies now have reason to fear that retroactive provisions will spread to other states, no matter what happens in Nevada.
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He went on the disabled list June 21 (retroactive to June 19) after going 1-22.86 with a 20 ERA in 22 games.
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Pipeline opponents say that request should be denied because the Nebraska regulatory body's statutes do not allow for retroactive amendments to such applications.
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Chen was placed on the disabled list Friday, retroactive to Tuesday, after he complained of dead arm symptoms during his bullpen session Thursday.
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Even before the ITC makes its ruling, Chinese exporters may curb shipments fearing retroactive measures, said Michelle Applebaum, analyst at Steel Market Intelligence.
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Discussion over retroactive merger reviews that may result in companies divesting previously approved assets has been heating up over the last few months.
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Wilson (sore right shoulder) went on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 25, and the timetable for his return is uncertain.
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That rule prohibits retroactive payments to individuals during periods for which such individuals are prisoners, on probation, are parole violators or fugitive felons.
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Rodon was placed on the disabled list retroactive to July 6 with a sprained left wrist after he slipped on the dugout steps.
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The move came after the team placed RHP Joe Colon on the 15-day disabled list (right shoulder inflammation), retroactive to July 19.
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RHP Joe Colon was placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to July 19, with right shoulder inflammation, the team announced Friday.
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It also makes no distinction about past cases, meaning that systems could see a flood of retroactive reports of abuse from long ago.
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RHP Branden Pinder was placed on the 133-day disabled list with a right elbow strain and the move is retroactive to Thursday.
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It is unfortunate that the law isn't fully retroactive to accommodate assaults that have happened in the past, regardless of how far back.
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The Treasury on Tuesday declined to comment specifically on the Apple decision but reiterated that it views the Commission's retroactive assessments as unfair.
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That is because Medicare Part A is retroactive for up to six months, assuming the enrollee was eligible for coverage during those months.
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Retroactive taxation may not be unusual in the developing world, but it is unacceptable from developed nations and leading economies of the world.
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Public health experts and patient advocates, meanwhile, are concerned that getting rid of presumptive and retroactive eligibility would push more people into bankruptcy.
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Lobbyists said Republicans are talking about repealing all the ObamaCare's taxes, but not making the repeal retroactive to 2017, as the House did.
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LHP Brian Duensing (surgery, left elbow inflammation, DL retroactive to June 20) will start rehab work in the Gulf Coast League on Monday.
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The Marketplace Fairness Act prohibits states from imposing new tax collection obligations until after it is in place, eliminating any retroactive tax liability.
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The D.C. Circuit court took up the issue of retroactive vetoing in 2014, and ruled that the EPA was well within its power.
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Another provision would make retroactive a measure that Congress passed in 2010 to reduce the sentencing disparities between crack- and cocaine-related offenses.
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The emergency declaration, which is retroactive to Sunday, will provide additional federal assistance and resources to Florida in its preparation and recovery efforts.
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DH Mark Trumbo was placed on the 10-day disabled list Monday (retroactive to July 13) due to a right rib cage strain.
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The change in the refund policy addresses this "hole" third party applications exposed, enabling Amazon to continue their pricing fluidity without retroactive harm.
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Flynn on Wednesday disclosed lobbying work he did that could have benefited the government of Turkey in a retroactive Department of Justice registration.
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INF Brett Lawrie was placed on the 15-day disabled list on Wednesday — retroactive to July 22 — due to a strained left hamstring.
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"Retroactive action by Congress next year cannot fully undo the impact of allowing this tax to be triggered on January 1," he said.
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Sources also confirm that the deal, as it stands now, would be retroactive, meaning Pelosi would be entering her third term in 2019.
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After all, when Congress has agreed on an appropriation to end a shutdown, they have included retroactive pay for the shutdown time elapsed.
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But reform advocates like Ring say far more needs to be done, including making some of the provisions of the 2010 law retroactive.
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A retroactive increased deduction for medical expenses applies for a two-year period, from the beginning of 20193 to the end of 22019.
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Commissioner Rob Manfred said the suspension is retroactive to June 24 and will cover 85 games and any postseason games the Phillies play.
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Zimmermann, who is 43-4 with a 3.95 ERA, was placed on the DL retroactive to July 1 with a right neck strain.
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The Reds also placed left-hander Amir Garrett on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to Wednesday, because of to right hip inflammation.
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At the same time, he also acknowledged that "refunds, rebates and make goods" are allowing advertisers to achieve a kind of retroactive prevention.
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The department plans to make the policy retroactive to March 13, the day President Donald Trump declared a national emergency, the official said.
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And the timing can be complicated, because Medicare Part A coverage is retroactive for six months for enrollees who qualify during those months.
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The First Step bill would make those reforms retroactive, meaning that some 2,500 federal inmates could be eligible for release or sentence reductions.
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Then the city stunned muralists in April when it quietly introduced a sweeping amnesty program to allow artists to receive retroactive, streamlined certifications.
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Individuals who have already filed their taxes this year will be allowed to claim a retroactive refund under the new, lower penalty level.
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Even if tax changes aren't retroactive, taxpayers might still be able to see a tangible benefit from lower rates before the midterm elections.
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The retroactive explanation of how she knows "how to do everything," as Sasha put it, didn't change that, nor was it terribly satisfying.
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But he also wished the bill's tax cuts were retroactive and thinks that Congress should ensure that every taxpayer sees a rate reduction.
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The Brewers placed outfielder/first baseman Ryan Braun on the 10-day disabled list Thursday, retroactive to May 0003, with middle back tightness.
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He was initially facing a 4-year ban -- but it was reduced to 15 months (retroactive) because officials don't believe he intentionally cheated.
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By a vote of 63-7, the House passed a bill requiring that all government workers receive retroactive pay after the partial shutdown ends.
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Even if you haven't set boundaries from the start, you can still put in some retroactive guardrails; it just requires a bit more delicacy.
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The firm has rid itself of legacy insurance exposures through "retroactive reinsurance" deals, and pulled its investments out of certain types of hedge funds.
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The ban will be retroactive, applying to anyone processed after the government first declared that no one arriving by boat could settle in Australia.
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The First Step Act would make that measure retroactive, allowing nearly 3,000 offenders imprisoned for crack-cocaine offences to petition judges for early release.
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This change isn't retroactive, so people who made charitable contributions last year can't go back and characterize them as having come from their I.R.A.s.
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Even if parliament approved a new bill, NABU would not be allowed to resume those investigations because the law would have no retroactive effect.
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Mining and Energy Minister German Arce told local radio Caracol that the authorities should respect the voters' decision, but that it is not retroactive.
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Since it was signed into law in December, more than 1,200 people have already returned home to their families thanks to retroactive sentencing reforms.
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Furse found that the Utah court in that case hadn't addressed whether lawmakers explicitly said the anti-fraud law was meant to be retroactive.
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The suit also seeks relief for those affected through the means of lost wages, interest, retroactive seniority and all other lost benefits of employment.
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While the appeal process can be lengthy, if your claim is ultimately approved, you can receive retroactive benefits based on that initial filing date.
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NOTES: The Hurricanes activated D Justin Faulk from injured reserve prior to the game and placed C Elias Lindholm on IR, retroactive to Dec.
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"Congress needs to get out of this bad habit of regular retroactive extensions of these tax provisions," said Grassley, the Senate Finance Committee chairman.
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The planned referendum has failed to appease the opposition who say that it would not be retroactive, meaning that Gnassingbe could stay until 2030.
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They have also called for a retroactive analysis of past permits to determine whether low-income communities have borne the brunt of gas drilling.
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RHP Trevor Cahill was placed on the on the 15-day disabled list (retroactive to July 7.303) with patellar tendinitis in his right knee.
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The agency's interpretation and retroactive application of its finding would have cost the litigant the seven years he had waited to achieve lawful residency.
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It is no surprise that Puerto Rico officials are desperate for retroactive access to Chapter 6900; that would make negotiations with creditors far easier.
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Boise State granted retroactive permits for blue turf for field hockey at the University of Michigan and football at the University of New Haven.
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It's as if the Democrats are almost nostalgic for having normal, familiar Republican opponents and engaging in a retroactive normalization of past partisan norms.
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Specifically, the state says it isn't aware of any federal guidance requiring the retroactive application of updated cost allocation rates to existing legal obligations.
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It was unclear whether Sharapova would apply for a retroactive therapeutic-use exemption for meldonium, which could avert a ban if it were approved.
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The same sort of justice might find its way to Michael Johnson in the coming years, but is retroactive justice really justice at all?
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LHP Derek Holland was moved from the 15-day to the 60-day disabled list (left shoulder inflammation) on Friday, retroactive to June 21.
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And in 2018, President Donald Trump signed the First Step Act, which makes the reform retroactive, helping those convicted of crack offenses before 203.
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Don BeyerAlexandria, Va.The writer, a Democrat, represents Virginia's Eighth District and is the sponsor of H.R. 7368, the Federal Employee Retroactive Pay Fairness Act.
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The special tax benefit would be retroactive to 2018 and would last for at least three more years, before it is gradually phased out.
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Liberals have their own reasons to be disappointed because most of the proposed sentencing changes have not been made retroactive, drastically limiting their effect.
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Earlier Tuesday, Boston placed third baseman Pablo Sandoval on the 10-day disabled list with a sprained right knee, a move retroactive to Monday.
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"Expect that sometime in September, we will move a bill out of the House that has a retroactive window" for civil lawsuits, he said.
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But the federal government changed laws, allowing it to make retroactive tax claims on completed deals, a move that drew criticism from business groups.
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Also, reforming federal disability programs -- including reducing retroactive benefits to six months instead of a year -- would save another $20 billion over 10 years.
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During that era, the bureau too often used arbitrary and retroactive standards to persecute businesses it disliked and interfere with politically disfavored business practices.
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This web series follows Olympians who are receiving retroactive medals after the athletes they initially lost to were disqualified for using performance-enhancing drugs.
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The agreement, which is retroactive to July 23, 2019, will "provide wage increases and benefit improvements" for the workers, CN said in a statement.
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During the 2017 demonstrations, Gnassingbe resisted calls to make a two-term limit of the presidency retroactive but conceded some form of term limits.
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Three athletes — two Russians and a Ukrainian — who finished ahead of her failed retroactive doping tests, bumping her up from sixth place to third.
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The move was retroactive to Wednesday, so Conforto will be eligible to return July 8, four days before the All-Star Game in Miami.
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States could also limit retroactive coverage, which could hurt hospitals and other providers, since they often sign up eligible patients when they seek care.
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That legislation made major improvements to consumer protections, including banning retroactive interest rate increases and restricting the fees that credit card issuers can charge.
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" Forbes also said that tax cuts should be retroactive to January or July of this year "so people get a big refund in April.
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Some potential coalition partners have spoken out against an immunity law, saying they oppose any personalized and retroactive legislation designed to help Mr. Netanyahu.
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The accounting switch, retroactive to 22015, requires Google to base its UK tax bill on ad revenue generated in the country instead of just profit.
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There is no reason to make a tax cut on capital gains/dividends *retroactive* unless your purpose is to shovel money to rich people. pic.twitter.
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Israel's parliament passed a law that will allow for the retroactive legalisation of unauthorised building on some privately owned Palestinian land in the West Bank.
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But it has failed to repeal the previous government's retroactive tax law, which has targeted Vodafone and Cairn Energy among others and sapped investor confidence.
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Like, build it from scratch and have a whole story around it, but this sort of turned out to be a retroactive kind of thing.
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In an editorial in The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday, Lew criticized European Commission plans to "impose retroactive penalties" on U.S. corporations operating in Europe.
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The move is retroactive Sunday and not last Friday when Karns exited after throwing 72 pitches in five innings at Minnesota due to arm stiffness.
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Trump's budget proposed reducing the time frame for which recipients can obtain retroactive benefits and cutting $64 billion from the program over the next decade.
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He landed on the 15-day disabled list July 22 (retroactive to July 21) and was transferred to the 60-day DL on Aug. 31.
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According to docs filed in Orange County, a judge ordered Avenatti to pay Lisa Storie-Avenatti $37,897 per month in child support, retroactive to Jan.
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RHP Alex Colome was placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to June 19, so the closer could be back as soon as Monday.
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That Detroit queue has gone and the warehousing company that so cleverly devised its perpetuation, Metro, has been slapped with a $10 million retroactive fine.
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In Australia, only retroactive legislation enacted after a lawsuit was filed provided legal support for a policy that was in effect pursued illegally since 2012.
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One of the most significant provisions of the bill, called the Save America's Workers Act, would be a retroactive delay in ObamaCare's employer mandate penalty.
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By shifting from a retroactive approach to forward looking approach, the EPA could ensure the full volume of biofuel required by law actually reaches consumers.
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Since then, President Obama and GOP leaders negotiated a massive $6900 billion spending and tax package that included retroactive tax breaks for companies and individuals.
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Alabama argues that its law is different from Florida's and that the Supreme Court ruling in the Florida case was not retroactive to earlier cases.
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Synthwave, darksynth, neon metal – no matter what you call it, this retroactive branch of electronic music kicks serious ass, and nobody synthesizes like James Kent.
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SAA said the unions had agreed to a 5.9% wage hike retroactive to April to be paid from next February subject to funds being available.
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That legislation would have affected more people by making most sentencing changes retroactive — something liberals had to concede was not possible in the Trump era.
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Callaway said the team reversed course because deGrom, who was placed on the injured list on Friday retroactive to April 16, responded well to treatment.
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To stanch job losses, policymakers need to announce that help is on the way, and that it will be retroactive to the beginning of March.
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RHP Alfredo Simon was placed on the 15-day disabled list on Wednesday (retroactive to June 16) with a strained right trapezius near the shoulder.
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The Washington Post noted this "retroactive enrollment" provision in a story published on Christmas Eve (it's mentioned on page 4 of the campaign's white paper).
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The budget deal that is coming up for a vote on Thursday includes the one-year, retroactive renewal of a host of expired tax breaks.
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The bill does extend an olive branch to the left in not making the cuts retroactive -- meaning anyone already in line would still be eligible.
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Catcher Tucker Barnhart was placed on the 10-day injured list with a right oblique strain in a corresponding move, which is retroactive to Sunday.
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US Magistrate Judge Evelyn Furse, who has been presiding over the Mitchell case, wrote in an April order that, historically under Utah law, there has been a two-part test to evaluate whether a new law could apply retroactively: First, whether lawmakers clearly expressed an intent for the law to be retroactive, and second, if not, whether the text of the law nevertheless allowed for retroactive application.
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The law would be retroactive from June 21th, so that anyone who attempts to jack up prices before it is passed could be fined €500,000 ($563,000).
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Medlen, who went on the disabled list on May 12 retroactive to the previous day, will throw another session before heading out on a rehab assignment.
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In India, it said customer demand could weaken after the country's Supreme Court upheld a ruling that telecoms companies must pay retroactive licence and spectrum fees.
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But beyond talking to American allies and trying to provide some sense of reassurance, and a few retroactive legislative steps, there's not much Congress can do.
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Also during the quarter, Neste booked a 372 million euro gain from the retroactive U.S. Blender's Tax Credit (BTC) decision for the years 2018 and 2019.
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And as part of the effort, it had made the retroactive effective date of the measure to be May 7, 2019 — the day before Uber's IPO.
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Tazawa was placed on the disabled list Thursday but the move is retroactive to July 4 and Farrell said he expects him to return when eligible.
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The changes, which would need the backing of other political groups, would not be retroactive, a potential ruling which could have cost banks billions of euros.
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Ken Ivory, who sponsored the 2016 law, told BuzzFeed News that it was "unmistakably" lawmakers' intention to make the elimination of the statute of limitations retroactive.
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The prior year development for 2016 was less favourable than 0003 primarily because of the impact of asbestos and environmental retroactive reinsurance transactions completed in 2015.
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NOTES: Royals RHP Wade Davis continues to recover from a right flexor strain that put him on the disabled list July 31 retroactive to July 28.
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Conservative House members are saying it's important that the tax cuts in the GOP tax package unveiled today be retroactive to the beginning of this year.
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"Nobody would dispute that corporations need to pay their fair share of tax, but a retroactive cash-grab creates uncertainty," said CMC Markets analyst Jasper Lawler.
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The Nationals also put outfielder Adam Eaton on the disabled list (retroactive to April 9, left ankle bone bruise) and designated catcher Miguel Montero for assignment.
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But after April 29, anyone who has filed for benefits and suspended them, and then decides to start them up, will not receive the retroactive payment.
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Retroactive continuity, or "retcon" - whereby authors or film-makers retrospectively change original storylines, often to bring them into line with modern views - is becoming more common.
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The plaintiffs were seeking retroactive penalties for past violations of ERISA, which the hospitals said could add up to hundreds of millions or billions of dollars.
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According to docs, obtained by TMZ, James will give Linda Stokes $400k for retroactive spousal support, child support, and to split their property and business holdings.
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Another bill would provide three years of retroactive relief from the mandate requiring large employers to offer affordable health coverage to workers or pay a fine.
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RHP Jesse Hahn (right triceps strain) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Saturday and the move is retroactive to when he last pitched Wednesday.
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The European Commission has estimated that Apple has to pay €13 billion ($14.5 billion) in retroactive taxes to Ireland after an in-depth state aid investigation.
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He suffered a fractured finger on his pitching hand while fielding a bunt and went on the disabled list four days later, retroactive to Aug. 6.
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To combat this issue, Gassler came up with a design that utilizes a webcam, a projector, and retroactive fabric to essentially make the pillars appear invisible.
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INF/OF Ryan Flaherty, placed on the disabled list May 21 (retroactive to May 19, right shoulder strain), should probably start throwing in the coming week.
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For Goucher, waiting for a decade to hear whether she won a silver medal has left her deeply frustrated with the speed of retroactive antidoping procedures.
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ADNOC uses a retroactive pricing mechanism and may need to shift to proactive pricing instead as it aims to become more competitive and commercially focused company.
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This is no different than applying retroactive punishment to juicers during the homer-happy height of the steroid era—something these voters are loath to do.
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His administration has aggressively prosecuted leakers, spied on the Associated Press, restricted access for photographers, and practiced "retroactive redaction" on court transcripts, among other eyebrow raisers.
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Word finally arrived from Washington later that day about the deal: The credit was in the budget deal, retroactive to 2017 and phased down through 2022.
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What happens if those companies plausibly claim it may be too hard or expensive to issue the kind of retroactive corrective notices that a minister demands?
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But the university has rehired both women and agreed to back pay and retroactive benefits totaling about $203,000 for Ms. Taaffe and $237,000 for Ms. Moon.
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Both sides were recently asked by the court how the new federal law would impact their case, and M.L.B. acknowledged that the law was not retroactive.
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During a parliamentary hearing De Micheli said that new rules making it easier and less costly for the state to revoke Autostrade's concession were "not retroactive".
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"We need to make it retroactive so that we unleash the cash and the capital that is sitting there that's ready to be invested," Meadows said.
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RHP Jason Motte (right rotator cuff strain) threw 30 pitches in his first bullpen session since going back on the disabled list retroactive to July 26.
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In fact, he thinks that not only will Republicans get "something" on tax cuts before the end of the year, they can even make them retroactive.
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And since many of their provisions are retroactive, the private sector is given the headache of trying to fit past transactions into a new regulatory mold.
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Ann Wagner (Mo.) — Wagner said she likes the "permanence" of many tax cuts in the bill but would like them to be retroactive for one year.
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Despite the decade of environmental review, the lack of any violations of the permit, and previous EPA approval, the permit was revoked with a retroactive veto.
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Graham's mother was one of the main advocates for that reform, but the executive order is not retroactive and will not apply to her son's case.
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The first source is the Democratic Party, which has become obsessed with creating a retroactive election scandal and a scapegoat for its stunning loss in that election.
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The only downside to this wanton promiscuity is dealing with the retroactive shame when you're back home surrounded by your normal friends who don't have toe rings.
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The plaintiffs are also seeking retroactive penalties for past violations of ERISA, which the hospitals said could add up to hundreds of millions or billions of dollars.
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The company has said on record that it is under no gag order, but Congress has on occasion granted retroactive immunity to companies aiding US intelligence efforts.
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RHP Luis Perdomo was scheduled to start Wednesday but instead will be placed on the 10-day disabled list (retroactive to April 8) with right shoulder inflammation.
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The lawsuit alleges that Page didn't get a board thumbs-up to compensate Andy Rubin, the Android mobile creator, and only sought a retroactive "rubber stamp" approval.
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Was Emily putting one over on her, maybe as some kind of retroactive, once-removed reprisal for something Celeste had said or done to her last year?
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And the legislation Congress just passed — which is supposed to hold lawmakers personally liable for awards or settlements related to harassment that they "personally commit" — isn't retroactive.
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Like previous efforts as a solo artist and with Deep Dish, Retroactive features collaborators as far ranging as the iconic Giorgio Moroder and singer-songwriter Daniel Bedingfield.
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This crucial bill would pull back mass incarceration and save taxpayers billions of dollars by reducing mandatory minimums and making the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive.
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But any judgement in Oracle's favor would be retroactive; in May the GAO hacked down a contract awarded to Amazon partner REAN Cloud after an Oracle protest.
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In November 2015, the agency unveiled a retroactive target for 2014 and the first for 2015 and 2016, triggering lawsuits from both Big Corn and Big Oil.
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Problem is, the cost-benefit balance of diving is so far in favor of taking a fall that a few retroactive bans are unlikely to change much.
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Chris Coons to introduce a measure Thursday that would make it more difficult for a president to fire any special counsel -- retroactive to Mueller's appointment in May.
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Extension of expired tax credits: There's been a lot of chatter about these happening in January, but they can also be made retroactive, giving Congress more time.
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However, despite the negative feedback, Iowa had to apply for the elimination of retroactive Medicaid benefits because the state's Republican-led legislature passed a law requiring it.
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Senior members of the House Freedom Caucus, including Mark Meadows and Jim Jordan, also favor making the tax cuts retroactive, according to sources familiar with their thinking.
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The retroactive approval of the 2017 biodiesel credit was part of the budget deal approved by the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, averting a government shutdown.
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Saugy's pointed criticisms of WADA are specifically noteworthy because the Lausanne lab is an important cog in retroactive testing conducted in the 10 years after each Olympics.
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The suit seeks to end any discriminatory practices from the company, and asks for relief for those affected — including retroactive seniority, lost wages, and other employment benefits.
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On criminal justice, Amendment 11 in Florida will make reforms retroactive, Louisiana now requires unanimous jury verdicts in felony cases, and Colorado voters abolished unpaid prison labor.
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He was placed on the 15-day disabled list April 53, retroactive to April 20, and had surgery to remove a bone spur on his right elbow.
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General manager Sandy Alderson said Thursday that Harvey, who was placed on the 2259-day disabled list Wednesday (retroactive to Tuesday), has symptoms of thoracic outlet syndrome.
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Meadows said that tax reform needs to be completed "no later than September" in order to get it done and for any retroactive requirements to be met.
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The bank booked provisions to protect capital from litigation risks relating to a pending court decision on interest rate floor removal with retroactive rights to May 2013.
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And he said he's advised the Trump team to announce now that any tax changes passed this year will be retroactive to the beginning of the year.
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The Oakland Athletics placed designated hitter Khris Davis on the 10-day injured list on Friday, retroactive to May 22, because of a left hip/oblique injury.
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Walden said one of the big outstanding questions is whether HHS can issue a retroactive rule applying to previous previous plan years, for which payments are owed.
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Manager Brian Snitker said Foltynewicz, who went on the disabled list June 4 (retroactive to May 31), will likely need two rehab starts before rejoining the Braves.
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Cole went on the 15-day disabled list June 14, retroactive to June 11, after leaving a June 10 start against St. Louis in the third inning.
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SAA on Friday said the unions had agreed to a 5.9% wage hike retroactive to April, to be paid from next February if sufficient funds were available.
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His Laight Street apartment was called the Battle Station, and almost everyone who describes visiting him there noted, with retroactive concern, the intensity of the chemical smell.
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And the Education Department said that it expected servicers to have "operationalized" the change in about a week and that the waiver would be retroactive to Friday.
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According to the measure, no executive at a company receiving money may make more than $425,000 in total annual compensation for two years, retroactive to March 1.
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Jamaica's World Cup players have signed a contract with the federation that will pay them $2500 to $19803,21980 a month, retroactive to January, Coach Hue Menzies said.
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What's more, PUCN made the changes retroactive — it's not just new solar customers who will receive the lower payments but Nevada's 663,266 existing solar customers as well.
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The changes are not retroactive in the sense that anyone has to give back the higher fees they got before the decision; it only affects future fees.
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He was widely expected in his coalition negotiations to try to trade passage of annexation laws for retroactive immunity to prosecution in the corruption cases against him.
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The legislation is not as sweeping as a measure introduced toward the end of the Obama administration, which would have made most of the sentencing changes retroactive.
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The firm wasn't charged, but filed a retroactive FARA registration for the project, pledged to cooperate with prosecutors and agreed to improve its compliance with the statute.
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There is, however, a provision for "depredation permits"—permission, retroactive or in advance, to kill a mountain lion that threatens or attacks a person or his property.
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Gorsuch said that if an executive agency is acting like a judge its rulings are retroactive, but if it's acting like a legislature its rulings are prospective.
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If passed into law, the measure could not force Farenthold and other members with outstanding settlements to pay them back, given that it will not be retroactive.
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The bill provides for a stay, or halt, to any litigation brought against the Puerto Rican government and its debt issuing agencies that is retroactive to December.
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U.S. and South Korean diplomats also failed to reach a deal by the end of 2018, but were able to secure a retroactive agreement early in 2019.
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If certain businesses can't make it in the current economic environment without a taxpayer handout, you have to wonder whether retroactive tax incentives will do the trick.
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To make room on the roster, the Cubs placed shortstop Addison Russell on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to Monday, with a left middle finger sprain.
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The California Supreme Court decision is retroactive, and the case now returns to the Ninth Circuit for the judges to apply the interpretation, the LA Times explains.
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Republicans are debating whether parts of their tax-reform package should be retroactive in order to boost the economy by quickly putting more money in people's wallets.
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"When the regulations become final, even in the worst-case scenario that they are retroactive to the 27th, they won't apply to those prior contributions, " he said.
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In addition, Israel recently passed contentious legislation paving the way for the retroactive legalization of settlement outposts that were built without government authorization on private Palestinian land.
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The reason was ugly: Major League Baseball had given Osuna a 8003-game suspension in June — retroactive to May 8 — for violating the league's domestic-violence policy.
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Hüsker Dü, who were active through most of the 83s, have attained considerable retroactive renown for the way their blend of punk and alternative rock anticipated grunge.
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BEIJING, Aug 4 (Reuters) - China's Commerce Ministry said on Thursday it "regrets" the European Commission's decision to put retroactive anti-dumping duties on Chinese cold-rolled steel plates.
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Lagares has been on the disabled list since June 216 (retroactive to June 15) with an injury originally sustained when he dived for a ball on June 4.
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He went on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 25 due to a broken left wrist, and he might be able to return by May 1.
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"We have committed to be as transparent as possible about sharing what we have learned through our retroactive investigation into activity related to the election," the company said.
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Since the move is retroactive to July 442, Kim can be activated from the disabled by next week and manager Buck Showalter believes he is a week away.
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He made 66 major league appearances last season, his first as a reliever, and 32 this year before being placed on the disabled list retroactive to July 4.
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The EPA is still considering one 2016 application for a hardship waiver, according to the group, which wants to ensure it does not result in more retroactive credits.
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In 2014, the same court specifically ruled that retroactive vetoes are legal under the Clean Water Act (CWA), though it did not examine the separate administrative procedural issues.
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Wilson made four rehab starts entering Friday, having been placed on the 22015-day disabled list on April 225 (retroactive to March 22013) with right rotator cuff capsulitis.
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That tax, used to fund Obamacare is on the chopping block in the current GOP bill and would have provided a retroactive tax cut to stock market investors.
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The substance of Franken's post-resignation retroactive defense is — despite the extraordinary length of Mayer's exposition — incredibly simple to sum up: What he did just wasn't that bad.
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In a 6-3 ruling, the court said a 2012 decision prohibiting anyone under the age of 85033 from being sentenced to life without parole should be retroactive.
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The agency ultimately awarded him benefits but refused to make them retroactive, saying additional documents from 1983 that he submitted in 2006 weren't relevant to their original decision.
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They alwo worry the commission may impose penalties that could result in U.S. companies paying retroactive taxes on earnings that EU countries don't have the right to tax.
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An additional 1,691 people will receive reduced sentences due to the law's retroactive application of a 2010 law that reduces sentencing disparities between crack cocaine and powder cocaine.
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These are the 924(c) stacking reform, 841/851 sentencing enhancement modifications, expansion of the 3553(f) federal safety valve, and retroactive application of the Fair Sentencing Act.
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In 2001, the Child Citizenship Act automatically made IR-4 holders citizens, but the law was not retroactive — it did not benefit adoptees who were already legal adults.
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Chris Coons, a Delaware Democrat, plan to introduce a measure Thursday that would bar the President from directly firing any special counsel -- retroactive to Mueller's appointment in May.
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Keuchel landed on the DL on May 20 (retroactive to May 17) with a pinched nerve in his neck and missed his turn in the rotation on Monday.
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Under this legislation, tariffs would default back to previous rates and would allow companies that imported any affected solar products under this new tariff to receive retroactive reimbursement.
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It also has the added benefit of allowing Congress to turn the program into a retroactive tax cut at a later date if more economic stimulus is necessary.
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Once you apply for forgiveness, if you discover that some of your payments did not in fact count, you may be able to get retroactive credit for them.
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The 2015 bill made all sentencing reductions retroactive to include those currently in prison, but the bill passed on Tuesday limits most of those changes to future offenders.
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But attempts to make the Fair Sentencing Act retroactive, even for those who had not yet been sentenced when the law went into effect, were met with resistance.
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In the tax policy world, retroactive tax cuts are the worst type: Government is giving up revenue without affecting taxpayers' behavior in a way that improves the economy.
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Struggling with debt and facing billions of dollars in government-mandated retroactive fees, the country's biggest mobile carriers have jacked up data prices by as much as 50%.
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But Keith was freed under a different provision, which made retroactive a 2010 law, signed by Mr. Obama, reducing the disparity between sentences for crack and powder cocaine.
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"Imposing retroactive recoveries would undermine the G20's efforts to improve tax certainty and set an undesirable precedent for tax authorities in other countries," the white paper said.
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The law protects consumers by eliminating retroactive fees PBMs impose on patients, a variety of pharmacy groups — including long term care (LTC) pharmacies — and the Medicare program itself.
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A retroactive window for civil lawsuits "is the only avenue for these victims who are in the grand jury report" to get justice, Rozzi told CNN on Wednesday.
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Some of these retroactive impeachments might appeal to the 57 percent of Americans who do not support the current impeachment, including the 45 percent expressly opposed to it.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have criticized the EC, claiming that officials are imposing retroactive taxes and issuing rulings that don't align with international tax standards.
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A phone representative told him that his employer did not in fact qualify and that its decision was retroactive, wiping out credit for payments he had already made.
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Whan was at home on the couch, tuned in to the final round of the ANA Inspiration two weeks ago, when Thompson received a retroactive four-stroke penalty.
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"There is no such thing as a retroactive waiver," Walter Shaub, the director of the Office of Government Ethics (OGE), told the New York Times earlier this week.
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While 4K video capture is definitely a Scorpio-only feature, one wonders if retroactive screen capture will make its way to Xbox One/Xbox One S as well.
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You could include retroactive eligibility so that, even if a person doesn't get signed up until they end up in the hospital, their recent medical bills are covered.
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As you begin preparing your 2017 tax returns, make sure you don't overlook the more generous tax break for medical expenses that the GOP tax legislation made retroactive.
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For it to become law, the State House must pass the amended version, but it has been stalled there by opposition to the removal of that retroactive provision.
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Already, a group of Uber drivers has sued Uber in an effort to receive back pay and retroactive benefits dating back to the Dynamex decision in April 2018.
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The masses don't always make the right call, often relying on a player's retroactive popularity over his actual on-court production in the first half of the season.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said earlier on Saturday Turkey and Russia had reached a retroactive agreement for a 10.25 percent discount on the natural gas Ankara buys from Moscow.
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Seen another way, her being true to herself has come at the expense of some of her loved ones, and has become a retroactive excuse for lying and infidelity.
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Washington optioned LHP Sammy Solis to Syracuse on Thursday and placed RHP Joe Ross on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to July 11, with a right elbow sprain.
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RHP Hisashi Iwakuma (right shoulder inflammation), who was placed on the 10-day disabled list May 10 retroactive to May 7, threw his first bullpen session Saturday at Boston.
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We're holding out hope that Mr. Fussy will be given a retroactive citation for frivolous use of the emergency intercom, and for dressing like a piece of patio furniture.
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RHP Alex Wilson made his fourth rehab appearance on Thursday night and has been on the DL since April 226 (retroactive to March 20153) with right rotator cuff capsulitis.
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Metro International, which was hit with a retroactive $10 million fine for its role in creating and maintaining the original Detroit queue, has significantly reduced its LME foot-print.
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So I'm hoping that, you know, we'll get through this and then everybody can take a hard look at the inter-agency disputes and the arguments over retroactive classification.
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Flynn wasn't the only Trump associate who faced scrutiny over foreign lobbying laws -- Manafort also filed a retroactive registration earlier this year for work he previously did in Ukraine.
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There's a tendency in our time of retroactive frankness to imagine that grownups of the past didn't know things about one another when, in fact, they merely kept mum.
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As Matt Yglesias writes, this may be its crudest giveaway to the rich: There's absolutely no reason to think a retroactive tax cut will boost job creation and growth.
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RHP Tyler Chatwood (mid-back strain) was placed on the 15-dadisabled list Tuesday retroactive to Monday, one day after his back bothered him in a start at Philadelphia.
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The bill would repeal, retroactive to the beginning of 22026, the Obamacare rule requiring most Americans to have some form of health coverage or pay a tax penalty fine.
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The Swiss company also said it would temporarily raise wages by $3 per hour for on-duty factory and distribution centre workers in Canada, retroactive to March 16, 2020.
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It would save $10 billion by reducing the period of retroactive payments once a person is deemed eligible for the disability insurance program, from 12 months to six months.
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A spokesperson for Becerra told The Hill that qualifying companies "should be prepared to adhere to the law as of January 1," suggesting that retroactive enforcement may be possible.
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Today: how family history websites have been used by law enforcement to track down suspects and win convictions — and why retroactive regulation won't be able to reverse the trend.
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A spokesperson for Becerra told The Hill that qualifying companies "should be prepared to adhere to the law as of January 28503," suggesting that retroactive enforcement may be possible.
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" Emanuel said he "was unaware" of Littler's involvement in the earlier case, and Thomas Jipping of the Heritage Foundation criticized the inspector general's conclusion as "subjective, undefined, and retroactive.
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She read a news report: Three Olympians — two Russians and a Ukrainian — who had finished in front of her in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing failed retroactive doping tests.
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For the Allure of Matter exhibition the curators propose "Material Art" as a useful, retroactive designation of art that has existed in China since the 23s and continues today.
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The suspension is retroactive ... meaning since German missed 18 games for the alleged incident in 2019, he'll only be required to sit the first 63 games of next season.
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Buttigieg has repeatedly characterized his plan as a "glide path" to achieving full Medicare for All, but retroactive billing could very well be a large pothole in the runway.
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The recent arguments for retroactive tax changes come as Republicans are seeking to show voters that they can govern following the Senate's failure to pass legislation to repeal ObamaCare.
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Manager Don Mattingly said Tuesday that Chen, who has been on the disabled list since July 25 (retroactive to July 21), has had no hiccups during his throwing program.
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Even taking into account good conduct credits and the recent retroactive reduction in federal drug sentences, the average expected time served for drug offenses is more than nine years.
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The decree, whose preparation was reported first by Reuters in April, also sets time limits for local investigations and the Vatican's response to them and allows for retroactive reporting.
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Reyes, who was placed on the disabled list July 30 (retroactive to July 27), is expected to play at least one more game for Brooklyn before returning to the Mets.
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AIG has approximately $6.9 billion of coverage remaining for future adverse development in covered segments for accident year 2015 and prior from the retroactive reinsurance treaty purchased in early 2017.
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This aligns with the panel's recommendations to conduct retroactive analysis of biospecimens from patients treated with standard of care, to better understand tumor heterogeneity and to generate human tumor atlases.
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The Supreme Court also refused to take up an appeal by closely held Dot Foods Inc over a lower court ruling favoring Washington state in a similar retroactive tax dispute.
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The legislation, passed by parliament in 2017, enables the retroactive legalization of 4,000 settler homes built on privately-owned Palestinian land but is currently under review by the Supreme Court.
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An additional 113,000 inmates could serve shorter sentences under the retroactive application of the 2010 Fair Sentencing Act, which reduced the discrepancy between sentences for crack and powder cocaine possession.
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Just hours after it activated 25 percent tariffs on some $34 billion worth of Chinese imports, USTR said any exclusions granted would last a year and be retroactive to Friday.
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Does the NBPA deserve retroactive blame for inadvertently helping to bolster the NBA's latest dynasty, undercutting a salary cap and other collectively-bargained rules intended to ensure greater competitive balance?
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One of the biggest concessions was that many provisions of the bill will not be made retroactive, so people already serving jail time will not be eligible for early release.
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The shift to a new merger standard is a substantial one — and his campaign also sees it as retroactive, calling for a review of all mergers under the Trump administration.
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" The Treasury also said that it thought the retroactive tax assessments were "unfair, contrary to well-established legal principles, and call into question the tax rules of individual member states.
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But the opposition suspects that if presidential term-limits were part of a new deal, they might not be retroactive, so Mr Gnassingbé might be allowed to rule until 2030.
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Parra went on the 22-day disabled list June 23, retroactive to June 15, and is expected to need at least a handful of games before returning to the Rockies.
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Producers United argued, among other things, the EPA violated the law when it issued retroactive biofuel credits to HollyFrontier and Sinclair Oil this year as part of a legal settlement.
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It also argues the judges in the Holly and Sinclair cases did not require the EPA to issue retroactive credits, nor did they say the refineries deserved to be exempted.
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Feegba started filing retroactive suits just last year against every president since 1977 -- and he says everyone from Jimmy to Trump owes him back rent ranging from $12k to $100k.
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Jamie Oleksiak (hand), out for almost a month, is nearing a return to the lineup while center Jason Spezza (upper-body) was placed on injured reserve, retroactive to Feb. 2.
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Shulkin had accepted the tickets without approval from the VA, but got the retroactive okay from ethics officials when he told them that Gosling was a friend of his wife's.
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Here's how the main provisions stack up: Removing the three-month retroactive eligibility period will apply to all Iowa Medicaid recipients, except for pregnant women and infants younger than 1.
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Ask and ye shall receive: Congress has been unwilling to resist the temptation to butt in, with various proposals for retroactive Chapter 85033 bankruptcy eligibility and other schemes being considered.
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It is not retroactive, so a snapshot can't reveal properly deleted emails, and it's not proactive either, so it can't obtain any new emails that are written after the request.
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NOTES: The Mets activated C Travis d'Arnaud from the 10-day disabled list and placed LHP Tommy Milone (sprained left knee) on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to Monday.
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Moments before Friday night's first pitch, the White Sox placed right-handed starter James Shields on the 212-day disabled list, retroactive to April 18, with a strained right lat.
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"The French tax is unjustifiable in that it infringes international agreements, and unreasonable in that it is discriminatory, retroactive and inconsistent with international tax policy principles," the tech firms said.
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In addition, they placed relief pitcher Mike Dunn on the 10-day disabled list with acromioclavicular joint inflammation, retroactive to Wednesday, and put catcher Tom Murphy on the paternity list.
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However, this change isn't retroactive, meaning the window for reporting still exists in cases that took place before 2016; victims whose claims expired prior to then still cannot seek recourse.
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The interest will be waived automatically, the spokesperson said, and the policy will be put into effect over approximately the next week, retroactive back to Friday's announcement by the President.
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The Congressional Budget Office said that repealing the investment tax, retroactive to the start of this year, would cost the government $172 billion in lost revenue from 2017 to 2026.
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"Malvo was 17 years old when he committed the murders, and he now has the retroactive benefit of new constitutional rules that treat juveniles differently for sentencing," the court reasoned.
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The 2010 law lowered crack sentences, which have been widely criticized for filling prisons with a disproportionate number of young black men, but it did not make the change retroactive.
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Calenda said he would be proposing new rules, but with no retroactive effect, to force companies buying over 5 or 10 percent of an Italian company to state their intentions.
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Demand-driven pressures are likely to be stoked by a hike of salaries and pensions for about 10 million government employees and pensioners that took retroactive effect on Jan. 1.
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The 102-page amendment included retroactive tax relief for victims of disasters occurring from 2012 to 2015, and also included relief for victims of natural disasters from 85003 and forward.
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His office recently ginned up ten unsigned, undated waivers, many of which seem intended to have retroactive effect, raising the specter of a possible effort to paper over ethics violations.
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But while the idea of continued enrollment was mentioned when the scholarships were announced, some people have been surprised to learn that the requirement was retroactive and are now heartbroken.
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No evidence supports this idea and Mr. Manafort's own retroactive filings under the Foreign Agents Registration Act corroborated the Ukrainian documents, which also matched financial records in the United States.
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Art historian and curator Wu Hung proposes Material Art (caizhi yishu) as a retroactive designation of art that has existed in China since the 2659s and one that continues today.
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The support is retroactive to November 20143, three months after the child was born to Lunden Alexis Roberts, according to a judge's order filed Monday in Independence County Court, Arkansas.
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Under the proposed House legislation, individuals would no longer be subject to a penalty if they go without health insurance, a politically popular change that would be retroactive to 2016.
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And after Ms. Healey made similar moves in Massachusetts, one utility there, Eversource, announced a rate cut retroactive to the start of the year, when the tax law took effect.
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He was put on the DL on Tuesday retroactive to April 9 after starting the Padres' home opener on April 7 and giving up five runs in 5 1/3 innings.
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Calenda also said he would be re-proposing, but with no retroactive effect, an idea calling on investors buying over 2300 or 2225 percent of a company to state their intentions.
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NOTES: The Marlins placed 1B Justin Bour (right oblique strain) and SS JT Riddle (left biceps tendinitis) on the 10-day disabled list, with the Riddle move retroactive to July 22.
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In the latest entry in the endless attempt at retroactive transparency, Facebook revealed to Congress that it shared data with 52 hardware and software companies, including some firms headquartered in China.
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That would entail a new law to make the practice, known as "caixa dois," a crime but which would prevent retroactive punishment, effectively pardoning anyone guilty of the practice to date.
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While no character she wrote was canonically queer, Martin herself casually came out in recent years as having a female partner—and boy, does that make retroactive sense for lifelong readers!
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DUBAI, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) set the January retroactive selling price for its benchmark Murban crude MUR-OSP at $67.80 per barrel, ADNOC said on Tuesday.
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NOTES: The Blue Jays put RHP Aaron Sanchez (right middle finger blister) on the 13-day disabled list Sunday retroactive to Saturday and recalled LHP Matt Dermody from Triple-A Buffalo.
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The repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" did not include retroactive upgrades for service members who had been less-than-honorably discharged since World War Two because of their sexual preference.
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RIYADH/DUBAI (Reuters) - A jump in retroactive Islamic tax liabilities faced by Saudi Arabian banks is creating concern about damage to their earnings and the government's motives in demanding the money.
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The Blast obtained court documents that revealed that Byrne claimed the two decided to create a contemporary sportswear line called RetroActive together in June 2015 with a clear agreement on finances.
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RHP Nefi Ogando (right rib fracture) was placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to Monday RHP Nick Wittgren was recalled by Miami from Triple-A New Orleans on Tuesday.
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But consumer advocates are worried the move, which will deny retroactive benefits to 40,000 Iowans to save $37 million, will lead to high medical bills for seniors and people with disabilities.
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The ample supplies were reflected in physical markets, with Abu Dhabi cutting its March retroactive official selling price (OSP) premium over benchmark Dubai crudes by 64 cents to $3.06 per barrel.
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Both dynamics are vivid in the retroactive elevation of Frida Kahlo, who initially profited from her marriage to Diego Rivera but has since leapfrogged him in both popular and academic esteem.
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Proposition 64 reduced most felony and misdemeanor penalties for marijuana offenses and made those changes retroactive so that people can get their sentences reduced and old convictions taken off their records.
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But he also said the I.O.C. had pledged, on a conference call with the panel that decided which Russians to invite to these Games, that there would be no retroactive invitations.
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For example, it will reduce mandatory minimum sentences for perhaps 2,000 people annually; however, this part is not retroactive, so no one currently serving such a sentence will have it shortened.
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The nifty retroactive tax cut idea can indeed be the kind of fix that will eliminate the potential beating the Republicans would otherwise take at the polls in the 2018 midterms.
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Tobacco companies complain that the F.D.A.'s rule amounts to "retroactive" regulation because many of the e-cigarettes and e-cigars it will regulate have been on the market for years.
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DUBAI, Jan 65.103 (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) set the Dec retroactive selling price for its benchmark Murban crude MUR-OSP at $69.25 per barrel, ADNOC said on Tuesday.
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It did issue an opinion during the Obama administration maintaining that retroactive ethics waivers were not allowed, and noted several instances where they appeared to have been granted after the fact.
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Publishing executive Steve Forbes, who backed President Trump during the 2016 presidential election, said Tuesday in an op-ed for his magazine that it's crucial for tax cuts to be retroactive.
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Though the new California bill won't be retroactive, meaning that women who were raped years ago still won't be able to see justice, advocates see it as a crucial step forward.
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RHP Michael Pineda (right UCL tear) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Friday (retroactive to July 11) after being informed he will need Tommy John surgery on his right elbow.
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The corporations urged the U.S. Supreme Court to hear their cases, saying that retroactive tax laws are becoming more common in the United States as a "ready source of revenue" for governments.
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The spokesperson also said the policy will not be retroactive and will apply only to tweets from verified accounts of government officials or candidates for public office with more than 100,000 followers.
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We join the call for Secretary of State John Kerry to rescind the retroactive application of the two-year employment rule and expedite the visas of our fellow Afghan and Iraqi interpreters.
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At a campaign stop in Iowa on Thursday, presidential candidate and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas called for a "retroactive assessment" of refugees coming to the United States from "high risk" countries.
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That court is useful as an awakening in the conversation about sexual harassment, and certainly it's great for this kind of retroactive accountability for long-time abusers that we're enacting right now.
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Then, in 2016, the court made that decision retroactive—meaning that more than 500 of us juvenile lifers in Pennsylvania had suddenly found out we might not die in prison after all.
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Between the lines: Conservatives say the waiver from Medicaid's three-month retroactive eligibility will encourage people to sign up for Medicaid quickly and prevent people from only applying once they are sick.
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The White House may have granted chief strategist Stephen Bannon a retroactive ethics waiver allowing him to communicate with editors at his former employer, Breitbart News, The New York Times reported Thursday.
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Based on quick tests, it appeared that the feature may be retroactive — Live Photos taken last month before the update this afternoon now appear as Live Photos in the Google Photos app.
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It has denounced the ruling as unfairly retroactive, based on various "fundamental" misunderstandings of its operations and underpinned by iffy theories that have changed over time and that deviate from settled practice.
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This is perhaps the most significant tell: There is no reason to make a tax cut on capital gains/dividends *retroactive* unless your purpose is to shovel money to rich people. pic.twitter.
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Morisot is still emerging from the margins of the Impressionist club of certified alphas, betas, and minions, but the priority for valuing her work is not just the issuing of retroactive membership.
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Adding new uncertainty is a draft proposal from the National Development and Reform Commission targeting aluminium producers drawing their power from captive coal plants and stipulating retroactive power payments to the government.
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This provision would be retroactive and apply to all the terminal disease drugs currently in phase III trials which will now become FDA approved drugs and be immediately available to terminal patients.
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The family's frustration and fear of displacement don't trace neatly onto the kind of reverse punditry that, following the election, sent journalists scrambling to find "forgotten" Americans to consult, like retroactive oracles.
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The commission in a statement said it made a negative finding regarding critical circumstances regarding the mattress imports, which meant that such imports would not be subject to retroactive anti-dumping duties.
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I wanted to catch some retroactive enthusiasm, maybe to understand why the people on the other side of my screen feel so compelled to defend her months after her final campaign ended.
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Yesterday, state regulators said the changes were not retroactive, meaning that renters who paid a broker fee after the passage of the June 2019 rent laws were not entitled to a refund.
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CPS heads to the bond market in the wake of approval by the Chicago Teachers Union last week of a four-year contract with a retroactive start date of July 1, 2015.
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According to Chess Metrics, a widely respected website that has compiled retroactive rankings going back more than 200 years, Mr. Vasiukov was No. 11 in the world between August and October 1962.
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One of the White House waivers, covering the entire Executive Office of the President, is explicitly retroactive to Inauguration Day, violating the legal principle that underlies issuing waivers in the first place.
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It did this by reducing some mandatory minimums and allowing for retroactive application of the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010, which had shrunk the sentencing threshold disparity between crack and powder cocaine.
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The FBI and the State Department have characterized the law enforcement agency's request for further personnel overseas as a separate matter from any inter-agency squabble about the retroactive classification of documents.
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Because the deal is retroactive, Pelosi, Majority Leader Steny Hoyer and Majority Whip James Clyburn would be considered already in their third term since they served in their same positions last decade.
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"This punitive, retroactive tax increase on Kansas workers and families would have cut Kansans' pay almost immediately," Mr. Brownback said in a statement after the Legislature rendered its verdict on his veto.
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It can take weeks for benefits to start flowing, and then, when the shutdown ends and retroactive pay is granted, workers will generally have to reimburse the state for their unemployment benefits.
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You might've seen the news -- Nate's older bro accepted his retroactive punishment from the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency the other day ... a 1-year ban for his "whereabouts failures" from 2016-2017.
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New York's state legislature passed a bill last month that would allow state charges against an individual pardoned by a president, but the law is not retroactive and would not apply to Manafort.
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Baltimore will move Joey Rickard to the 60-day disabled list — he went on with a thumb injury July 22 (retroactive to one day earlier)— to make room on the 40-man roster.
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NOTES: Los Angeles selected the contract of RHP Brandon Morrow from Triple-A Oklahoma City and placed LHP Alex Wood (left SC joint inflammation) on the 10-day DL, retroactive to May 27.
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The law, if passed, would not be retroactive, which would mean that all these facilities could keep their cafeterias, but new buildings and campuses seeking zoning permits for a cafeteria might be denied.
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And in his case, the exigency of such retroactive narration is bolstered, as his landscape drawings often spring directly from his long and nomadic life: places been, sights seen, stories and spirits unfolded.
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And she's part of a group pushing for Congress to change that with a new law that would provide retroactive US citizenship to all internationally adopted individuals, no matter when they were adopted.
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For many years it has traditionally sold oil directly to end-users, mainly in Asia, based on a retroactive pricing system rather than the forward pricing used by Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Iraq.
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He was recalled from Triple-A Toledo on July 24 and pitched twice in relief since then, taking over for RHP Michael Fulmer, placed on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to Aug.
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NOTES: Manager Buck Showalter said that LHP Brian Duensing was placed on the disabled list, retroactive to June 20, and will have surgery Friday to remove two bone chips in his pitching elbow.
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A key concern by the government is that paying such retroactive salary hikes to teachers could lead to other civil servants asking for the same thing, leading to growing pressure on the budget.
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In corresponding moves, RHP Ross Stripling was optioned to Triple-A and Chin-RHP Hui Tsao was placed on the 15-day disabled list (retroactive to May 22) with a right triceps strain.
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Commissioner Rob Manfred announced the results of the league's investigation into Reidy's claims on Wednesday ... and said there was enough evidence to hand down the 40-game unpaid suspension, retroactive to September 21.
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He proposed to make any solution retroactive to include Dreamers who have lost their DACA status because of expiration as a method to minimize that damage and negotiate from a position of strength.
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JERUSALEM — An Israeli ministerial committee on Sunday approved a contentious bill that would allow for the retroactive legalization of Jewish settlement outposts built on privately owned Palestinian land in the occupied West Bank.
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For one, the Murban exchange will adopt a forward-pricing mechanism, replacing the retroactive method used previously — one that found purchasers unable to assess the true value of their oil until months later.
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He was on the Opening Day roster but did not appear in a game before he was placed on the 10-day disabled list retroactive to April 2 with a strained right shoulder.
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The notice in the Federal Register only applies to elephants hunted in Zimbabwe between January 22014, 22012, and December 31, 2018, so it's not retroactive to elephant trophies hunted before this time period.
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"We can think of no other policy tool at the administration's disposal that would have such a fast and beneficial impact as the immediate and retroactive removal of these tariffs," the letter read.
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During World War I, the government decided that engaging in radical political activity after becoming a US citizen was a "retroactive indication of disloyalty" when the person was naturalized — rendering their naturalization fraudulent.
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The 31-year-old UFC fighter was granted a retroactive therapeutic use exemption after determining Cyborg had a legitimate medical excuse to use Spironolactone -- a drug used to treat a common endocrine disorder.
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He has been widely expected, if the election result gives him the chance, to try to form a governing coalition that would enact retroactive legislation preventing a sitting prime minister from being prosecuted.
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"The current prosecution in the context of cum-ex is the attempt of the German tax administration to obscure the failure of the politicians and the legislation in a retroactive way," he wrote.
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The cabinet also gave retroactive approval for an extension of an existing $1.1 billion swap from the Reserve Bank of India, which was to be repaid on March 3, through to March 8.
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The IRS notice also raises a problem on how to deal with captives that have already been drawn out since the agency wants retroactive transactions that date back to November 2006, Work said.
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"Medical and prescription drug benefits are continuous for striking workers, and benefits are even retroactive to the beginning of the strike for those that enroll in COBRA coverage," Barnas said in a statement.
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The city and the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association agreed on a contract this year, but that deal — which granted officers raises of more than 11 percent — was retroactive to 2012 and expired in July.
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The public disclosure of lawmakers would be retroactive under the bill and any payments as a result of settlements would be the responsibility of members of Congress and staff involved, instead of taxpayers.
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In addition, the Marlins designated for assignment utility man Rosell Herrera and also put right-hander Pablo Lopez on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to Sunday, due to a right shoulder strain.
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The court, in a ruling written by liberal Justice Elena Kagan, unanimously sided with a Vietnam War veteran who sued the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) after being denied retroactive disability benefits.
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"In the past there has been retroactive pay provided but that has to be provided by Congress, so there is a lot of anxiety among the judges about what will happen," Tabaddor said.
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Retroactive implementation of the new rule could affect roughly 3,300 people, according to the International Refugee Assistance Project at the Urban Justice Center, which represents Afghan interpreters seeking to move to the United States.
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WatchOS 5 also becomes a better workout companion with features like automatic workout detection which provides an alert to start a workout while giving retroactive credit, plus new dedicated workout types Yoga and Hiking.
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" A Warren aide told CNN the new rule would be "retroactive" and said, "We will identify anyone who would fall under this policy for the presidential campaign and will plan to return those contributions.
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RELATED: Cruz calls for 'retroactive assessment of refugees' after U.S. terror arrests Cruz first took the lead on December 93, lost the lead to Trump on December 30 and then regained the lead Tuesday.
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The decision on Wednesday, which is not retroactive, will not apply to the more than 15,000 refugees already being held in detention centers for months or even years while their asylum applications are reviewed.
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The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency announced Jones' suspension Wednesday, but it's retroactive to the date of the test on July 28, 2017 ... which means he may be eligible to fight again by October 28.
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ISIS has claimed that the man was a "soldier of the Islamic State," but there's no evidence of a direct link—ISIS often takes retroactive credit for "lone wolf" attacks it may have inspired.
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All of the classified redactions the public has seen so far have been the result of retroactive classifications, but the investigation into whether the information was classified during her time in office is ongoing.
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