Thus began a year of grueling writing, rewriting, and re-rewriting.
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The writing, rewriting and re-rewriting of the tax code has sent tax professionals into a frantic hyperdrive.
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And I was rewriting and rewriting right up until we did the final voice recording, on that same morning.
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" Not even: it's Faulkner fired from rewriting "Swamp Thing.
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" Not even: it's Faulkner fired from rewriting "Swamp Thing.
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However, before anyone starts rewriting history ... there's a dispute.
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Capable of nonchalantly rewriting the laws of what is possible.
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As Bim Adewunmi writes, she's rewriting the Great American Novel.
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The president has set about rewriting the country's foundation myths.
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But also, you are rewriting the model to some degree.
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Human beings don't like going back and rewriting old memories.
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There are other difficulties to rewriting the law, as well.
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It was long hours and lots and lots of rewriting.
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But both agencies have expressed interest in rewriting the rules.
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The impetus for rewriting the "healthy" rules, though, was nuts.
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Curious about what rewriting the rules of recovery would mean?
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Sessions's recent ruling rewriting U.S. asylum law is something different.
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That in turn meant plenty of writing, erasing and rewriting.
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But they won't be able to, absent a complete rewriting.
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Rewriting the Constitution would forestall any elections, legal experts said.
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Instead of faithfully recording the past, it keeps rewriting history.
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President Nicolás Maduro had ordered a rewriting of the Constitution.
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Vanessa is rewriting what happens, even as it is happening.
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OK we&aposre going to get onto rewriting the constitution part.
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In their view, rewriting the yeast genome is more like domestication.
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AEW: What people get upset about is the rewriting of history.
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"We are rewriting the pig genome for organ transplantation," says Venter.
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Experts are rewriting the statutes that all but criminalised peaceful opposition.
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Well, then you might consider rewriting the entire thing from scratch.
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All dedicated to rewriting what he actually said about Charlottesville. 28.
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That prompted a rewriting of the legislation, which won over Sen.
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Rewriting the Constitution is an issue of special interest for Stevens.
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As for culture, the Holder report recommends rewriting Uber's cultural values.
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Stevens even suggested repealing or rewriting this feature of our Constitution
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She, too, was rewriting history, exaggerating her reformist credentials, he said.
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He had no interest in rewriting the study or starting another.
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To add new conditions is either legislating or rewriting the contract.
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Rewriting that guidance with a more expansive view is long overdue.
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Weiner: We stayed on top of it and were constantly rewriting.
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So we were actually responsible for rewriting the constitution of Canada.
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I copied it all into a separate document and started rewriting.
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Round by round, Isner is rewriting his personal history at Wimbledon.
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And that problem could be fixed by rewriting campaign finance law.
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Messi rewriting the history books is the natural order of things.
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I just kept rewriting it over and over and over again.
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The news aggregator Techmeme has been rewriting its headlines since 2013.
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By using the National Emergencies Act to boost the figure to $8 billion, Trump is effectively rewriting the new law, just as Clinton, by using the line item veto power, was effectively rewriting the budget in 1997.
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Does it excite you to have a hand in rewriting ballet history?
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Another way Shenzhen is rewriting the rules is by embracing open innovation.
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It's a question of rewriting business models and peeling apart entire corporations.
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I wouldn't go back and just rewrite something to be rewriting it.
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I'll write the speech, and the secret to good writing is rewriting.
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U.S. startups, meanwhile, are rewriting deal terms to avoid a CFIUS review.
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I am literally rewriting old histories by writing on top of them.
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But political agitation or rewriting history isn't necessarily the artist's first impulse.
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The Republican-controlled Congress is also considering rewriting the net neutrality rules.
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REWRITING THE TAX CODE, I'VE BEEN WORKING ON THAT ALL MY LIFE.
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They're not rewriting history, exactly—more presenting it from a new angle.
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A former president of Mexico, Ernesto Zedillo, talks about rewriting drug policy.
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It involves rewriting the rules on how games are developed and published.
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Under Puzder, Labor could start the lengthy process of rewriting those rules.
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It also helped initiate a collective, and continuing, rewriting of art history.
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For Mr. Trump, renaming Nafta was nearly as important as rewriting it.
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Another could be the rewriting of antitrust law for the digital era.
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"La La Land" isn't wholly a site of racial erasure and rewriting.
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Unfortunately, the way EPA is currently rewriting this rule won't change that.
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Her team considers this a rewriting of the old ABCs of sales.
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Some have tried rewriting my life, and they will rewrite his, too.
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That last step naturally involves some amount of adaptation, rewriting, and debugging.
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Analysts say that is one reason he decided that the charter needs rewriting.
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This yeast project is a rewriting and reorganization of the whole genetic book.
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But representatives from the Unification Church say that the brothers are rewriting history.
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Mr Xi takes that as a warning that rewriting history can cause catastrophe.
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Other types of cloud migration (refactoring and rewriting, for example) offer more characteristics.
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Rewriting the codes means winning over sceptical voters and defying rapacious special interests.
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He would be rewriting the night before and he'd be like 'New lyrics.
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Modern couples are rewriting the rulebook when it comes to weddings and marriage.
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" Ivanka Trump's book, "Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules For Success, is published.
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Rewriting those contracts isn't as simple as adding some extra "I Agree" dialogs.
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This scared many districts into rewriting their rules to avoid a federal investigation.
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Diaz-Canel will be deputy head of the commission for rewriting the constitution.
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Oyinkan Braithwaite is rewriting the slasher novel, and man, does it look good.
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This distortion of the facts is yet another example of Trump rewriting history.
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They insisted that the group spend a year rewriting the code from scratch.
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Without the measure, Republican legislation rewriting the U.S. tax code might not advance.
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Rewriting your will ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes.
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And if it means rewriting the basic tenets of marriage, so be it.
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"There's never been such a large effort at rewriting these regulations," she said.
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Negotiations on rewriting the three-country NAFTA agreement began about a year ago.
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Legislative staff members had finished rewriting AB 375, and a deal seemed imminent.
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By rewriting the disclaimer language on his website that describes who can donate.
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Nonetheless, the Yankees wasted no time rewriting the record book on this night.
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It would take considerable time to edit them, and even do some rewriting.
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The lack of a global consensus prevents the rewriting of the drug treaties.
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To some, this is a rewriting of history that's too much to bear.
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Their findings have resulted in a top-to-bottom rewriting of Olympics history.
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That is prompting lawmakers to propose rewriting the rules for regulating Big Tech.
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Elections could be called as soon as parliament finishes rewriting the electoral law.
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The courts have blocked the travel ban, and the administration is rewriting it.
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"You just don't just jump in and start rewriting trade agreements," Morgan said.
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Snap: Rewriting 'Art of War' for social networking — by not documenting anything Deepak Ravichandran
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Is Trump the exception or is he, like Obama before him, rewriting the rules?
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Among the options -- floated by Trump himself -- is rewriting or modifying the executive order.
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The Great Britain competitor is rewriting the rules of the event, and it's awesome.
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And despite the apparent difficulty, Republican members of Congress plan on rewriting telecom law.
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Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump is rewriting the script for political TV advertising.
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Rewriting regulations isn't the only way for the Trump administration to curtail the EPA.
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Right now it is rewriting distribution algorithms to improve the access of organs geographically.
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During the presser Christie said the businessman is "rewriting the playbook of American politics."
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Trump is trying to reverse the prevailing trend by rewriting President Barack Obama's policies.
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And so, like rewriting the plan, challenging Pruitt in court will also take years.
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There is a long tradition of white designers rewriting history; here is no exception.
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For now, it's about time fashion woke up and started rewriting its own myths.
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As CNBC reports, "it could be the biggest rewriting of the system in decades."
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THE CHERRY ORCHARD Geez, give a guy a Tony, and now he's rewriting Chekhov!
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"We did a lot of rewriting on that to make it work," Kauffman said.
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"If she hadn't opened it, she'd be rewriting it tonight," he said by telephone.
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Their firepower aside, they have embarked on a truly interesting project: Rewriting fairy tales.
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In essence, "Naufus is rewriting the play instead of recreating it," Mr. Blondet said.
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I always do a lot of rewriting, sometimes just polishing, sometimes pretty major restructures.
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So with your precious time and tired arms in mind, we're rewriting the rules.
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Such an argument, however, requires a fundamental rewriting of how most doctors define pregnancy.
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Rather than accept defeat, Confederate women immediately began rewriting history to suit their outlook.
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I had to make it clear that I wasn't rewriting my subjects into eloquence.
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But the U.S. and Mexico are nearing an agreement on rewriting parts of Nafta.
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We're constantly questioning and rewriting who we are and by eschewing from labels completely.
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California just took a major step in rewriting the rules of the gig economy.
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That would be like rewriting baseball's record book by hitting 1,107 career home runs.
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Uma Chakravarti wrote in "Rewriting History: The Life and Times of Pandita Ramabai" (1998).
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Then come three months for rewriting and redesigning before Broadway rehearsals begin in January.
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We labor over these sentences, writing and rewriting them until they feel just right.
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STEPHEN SCHWARZMAN: Well, I don't think it is a fundamental rewriting of the rules.
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The measure was blocked in federal court, and the administration is now rewriting it.
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The answers hidden in DNA can be revelatory, in some cases rewriting family history.
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By rewriting history and with money, they were able to have a comeback story.
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Officials said the changes to the report were part of the usual rewriting process.
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He has made rewriting the rules on trade a key objective for his administration.
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Elsewhere, they produce a kind of fantasia on the original—less updating than rewriting.
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Oftentimes, the most important part of writing is rewriting, and Pinker recommends meticulous editing.
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He went after former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, rewriting the history of their split.
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Powell said on Tuesday the Fed was the "natural" lead for the rewriting effort.
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Google employees are rewriting workplace rules at one of the world's largest tech companies.
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This illustrates the biggest challenge for the Trump administration in rewriting the trade deal.
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No rewriting of The Times, no memory hole required, just make the news vanish digitally?
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Ritual is prominent in Cordova's section, specifically the ritual of transmitting history, maybe rewriting it.
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Yet, according to experts, it likely starts with rewriting a centuries-old concept: The resume.
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Bill de Blasio prides himself on rewriting the script of the New York City mayoralty.
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Novantas Research, by Andrew Vahrenkamp Rewriting the rules: Succeeding in the new retail banking landscape.
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Is there a point where you think it's just too much rewriting—too much tinkering?
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Another challenge facing Pruitt and Trump in rewriting the rule is a dearth in manpower.
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They do not know the playbook with Donald Trump because he is rewriting the playbook.
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As the evening went on, I could hear them rewriting the narrative with every story.
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I don't remember much from that time—pain has a way of rewriting your past.
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During his campaign for president, Donald Trump repeatedly called for rewriting the U.S.-Mexico relationship.
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It represents Republicans' first attempt at rewriting the tax code in more than 30 years.
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Change has become a fact of life in Hollywood, as technology keeps rewriting the script.
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It's to reconfigure them, rewriting the equations by which one is currently living one's life.
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Remember that this -- rewriting history to suit his own purposes -- is something Trump does regularly.
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The deal unveiled Monday constituted the Senate's most significant attempt yet at rewriting the legislation.
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It's individual lawmakers who will get tripped up on the details of rewriting the code.
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But Calhoun also made plain that the N.C.A.A. would only be rewriting so many rules.
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I'm not arguing for rewriting Twain or for consigning "Big River" to the scrap heap.
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That would require rewriting budget rules known as reconciliation and moving legislative mountains before Sept.
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Astrophysicists scramble to patch a hole in the universe, rewriting cosmic history in the process.
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While many things are rooted in tradition, modern royals are rewriting some of the rules.
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One is a surveillance state that controls what people see of history by literally rewriting newspapers.
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Sometimes that means rewriting, and sometimes that means recognizing cultural context and calling out the missteps.
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Because she was always fiddling with her own work, rewriting it, or leaving poems out altogether.
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So is our knowledge of the micro biome rewriting the principles of evolution in any way?
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Confirmed that the White House is considering rewriting the travel ban executive order, per senior official.
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After the Ninth Circuit upheld Washington's nationwide halt, Trump was reportedly considering rewriting the executive order.
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Climate change is a slow steady rewriting of the rules that govern weather, bit by bit.
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It is exactly the tale which boxing writers have been rewriting for years about Mike Tyson.
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This man is rewriting the rules as he goes along, physics, history, and logic be damned.
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Talk about rewriting history ... our President just explained how the Revolutionary Army took over JFK ... AIRPORT!!!
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Vox has advocated a policy of "recentralization" — rewriting Spain's constitution to scrap regional autonomy and parliaments.
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Unseating hawks like Kirk and Johnson will be a game-changer in rewriting Washington's political calculus.
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Spokesmen for Airbnb and VRBO confirm that rewriting their platforms in this way is not practical.
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"I have a little rewriting to do, because now I understand Tzeitel in a different way."
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My generation began collectively rewriting the official narrative, but our impact on popular understanding was limited.
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"I never said, 'I'm going to build a concrete" wall, he said on Friday, rewriting history.
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It was finally returned to us with redactions that required additional rewriting, adding to the delays.
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In this, he shares something with writers who know that rewriting is essential to the process.
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Education ____ The Broadway producer and theater owner Jordan Roth is rewriting the rules of his business.
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And throughout women are major contributors to the show's queer rewriting of history and art history.
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"We won for throwing out the script and rewriting it on the spot," Mr. Vilanch said.
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They spent the summer in Maine together, and all the while he kept writing and rewriting.
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"My plans attack the root causes of our dysfunctional economy by rewriting the rules," she said.
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Her two indulgences were literally opposed to each other: Rebecca was musing out loud about how much she had loved rewriting that song, and how much fun she had had rewriting it, when Josh interrupted her by blurting out that he was in love with her.
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In other words, the morally best way forward can be a rewriting of the faulty financial past.
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It was a foolish ruling that ignores the way the internet works and is effectively rewriting history.
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In order to amend this, Twitter users have been rewriting popular film titles under the hashtag #makeafilmtotallyBritish.
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He can do this by rewriting the rules of interactions between individuals, political groups, lobbyists and bureaucrats.
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The literal rewriting of the record books took place less than three years before Harvey Haddix died.
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Over the next few days, we went over the pages, him retelling the stories, me rewriting them.
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The process is still fairly manual, with Jellysmack editors rewriting headlines for each iteration of a video.
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So eight multi-ethnic women — who all identify as Latinx in some way — are rewriting their narratives.
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While the satisfied winner of the election started rewriting the constitution, they were now lacking an opponent.
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In reality, soon-to-be brides have been rewriting the script, opting for less traditional engagement rings.
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Abiy has freed thousands of political prisoners and begun rewriting some of the country's most draconian statutes.
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Instead, it worked more like a pencil, rewriting single nucleotides to convert C:G base pairs to T:A.
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I mean, one of the things we're doing right now is rewriting the doctrine for future warfare.
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By then aware that the story was falling apart, Fox News quietly began rewriting the article online.
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"Instead of eliminating [the program] completely, they're rewriting and reimagining what the program will be," she said.
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The following morning, both "Fox & Friends" and its No. 1 fan were busy rewriting the immediate past.
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That's when you give it the best chance of success by working harder or practicing or rewriting.
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But top Republican lawmakers are already discussing rewriting the law to address some of the unintended consequences.
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Specifically, here's the process for rewriting a post's drop-off points to get readers to continue reading.
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Last month, a UN committee tasked with rewriting the Syrian constitution excluded meaningful input from Kurdish forces.
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Of that, two or three were spent with the six characters, including the intensive writing and rewriting.
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Poland's prime minister has accused Netflix of "rewriting history" in its new documentary about Nazi death camps.
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And I think we ought to spend more time learning about American history, less time rewriting it.
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"Like the 'Poseidon Adventure' after the boat rolled over, it does engage its rewriting mechanism," Stovall said.
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Democrats are sure to oppose any bill that amounts to rewriting or negating the Iran nuclear deal.
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I don't think I spent more than a few minutes rewriting any of the poems in there.
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Many white people in New Orleans now worry that this "rewriting of history" will simply never end.
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In both Eternal Sunshine and Rocky II you are clearly interested in the rewriting of history, too.
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Pruitt's announcement follows Trump's March executive order designed to begin the rewriting of the Clean Power Plan.
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Black skin has been deemed inferior by western ideals for centuries, but Solange is rewriting the narrative.
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This could be mentoring or sponsoring others, or rewriting the rules of what you have control over.
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The records in sports that are a decade or two old are still pretty open for rewriting.
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Now that randomizers like these are officially becoming a thing, various types have been rewriting the classics.
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One of Ms. DeVos's first orders as secretary was pausing and rewriting Obama-era loan forgiveness regulations.
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A composer in 1960 wouldn't have this array of knowledge, and now Holkenborg is rewriting the rules.
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What Re: Mind reveals is a game, and a series, constantly rewriting itself in nervous self-reflection.
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Then, remember the useful adage that "writing is rewriting" and take this raw material and edit it.
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This year, GOP women are overcoming many of longstanding electoral challenges by rewriting the conservative campaign playbook.
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More than seven million votes were cast, opposition leaders said, with 98 percent against rewriting the Constitution.
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Undaunted by her past mistakes in fraudulently claiming victimhood status, Warren is once again rewriting her past.
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With 10 days to the Conservative Party's annual conference, May must be frantically rewriting her leader's speech.
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And Avenatti, for a moment at least, benefited from that rewriting -- or, really erasing -- of the rules.
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Isn't it more that we are constantly writing and rewriting the story of where we came from?
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She attributed the difficulty to normal procedural issues, but said rewriting history was always a difficult undertaking.
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Yet if the EPA ends up rewriting or rescinding the Clean Power Plan, it may not matter.
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Hermitage also claimed that Veselnitskaya was a key player in organizing screenings of a film rewriting Magnitsky's history.
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This rewriting of an act of hate seems symbolic for the queer street art movement as a whole.
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Noreika's move is the first formal step by any regulator to begin the process of rewriting the regulations.
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Macron's government was already at work on rewriting rules for online speech before the Yellow Vest protests began.
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This new wave of dollar-store shoppers is likewise rewriting the expectations for traditional players in the space.
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And we have the kind of rule breakers in politics on the left, who are rewriting that playbook.
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But chances are Diane still took part in rewriting that line which means Gaga contributed a few words.
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Another of the Brotherhood's institutions, the Dublin-based European Council for Fatwa and Research, is rewriting orthodox precepts.
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But it's nothing compared to the work you do in documentary, where you're literally rewriting the whole film.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who became president in 2014, has expressed interest in rewriting the constitution since 2011.
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Maduro has said that rewriting the constitution is needed to restore order, apply justice and re-establish peace.
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But there are also more actors rewriting and recreating the characters as they gain clout in the industry.
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There's a new flash point emerging in the debate over rewriting the nation's tax code: corporate interest deduction.
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You see it in the way young independent artists are rewriting the script for the entire music industry.
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Apple and the Irish government say Vestager is rewriting the iPhone maker's quarter-century of history in Ireland.
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Along the way, he's rewriting a painful chapter in Thunder history — but more on that in a minute.
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They're asking the committee's leadership to hold a hearing to consider rewriting the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).
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Less dramatically, instead of rewriting the rule or reversing the finding, Pruitt could simply stall and do nothing.
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Only Congress can solve this problem by rewriting the laws that the FCC uses to base its rules.
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These nuances illustrate how interconnected the North American economy has become, and how difficult rewriting Nafta would be.
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During the rewriting of the constitution, the government placed more severe restrictions on the right to buy guns.
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However, in light of their criticisms of Trump's honesty, the Democrats' rewriting of the past is blatantly hypocritical.
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In practice, the arrival of the nuclear age dismantled the traditional rules by rewriting the timelines of war.
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Trump has not succeeded in rewriting or repealing any of these rules yet; it's a time-consuming process.
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This is, ostensibly, a review of Ivanka Trump's new book, Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success.
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It is not transcribing and editing, it is rewriting their reality, so that it becomes one powerful tale.
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The Fidesz constitutional majority swiftly went to work, rewriting parts of the constitution within months of taking power.
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" Ms. Rosenblat is the author of the forthcoming book "Uberland: How Algorithms Are Rewriting the Rules of Work.
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Rewriting Indian history and teaching their version of it is crucial to justifying the ideology of Hindu nationalists.
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They're hiring squadrons of care coordinators and navigators (sometimes too many), and redesigning and rewriting pamphlets and forms.
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The switchover took more than a year of planning, months of rewriting software, and full-scale dress rehearsals.
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The switch took more than a year of planning, months of rewriting software, and full-scale dress rehearsals.
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Veteran Democrats are now only too happy to draw attention to Sanders's involvement in rewriting the convention rules.
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" In writing and rewriting the song, Bono said, "I made it about democracy, not an aging rock star.
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Unbuttoned The new Tory leader and likely prime minister is rewriting the rules of what leadership looks like.
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Programmers then have to decide whether to start using the newer version, which often means rewriting old code.
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After road-testing the new songs, the trio radically reconsidered them, rewriting and sometimes dismantling them almost completely.
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I was able to discover which aspects of the play needed more exploration and spent the evenings rewriting.
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We're changing America's deadly gun culture and, by rewriting our nation's gun laws, changing the course of history.
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When not in close consultation with her, he was sealed away in his office, rewriting the STAP paper.
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But surely he would be flattered to find them wrangling over, if also rewriting, his bequest to them.
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CNBC takes a look at what's seen as the most comprehensive rewriting of the U.K.'s laws ever.
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Nevertheless, Trump persisted and published her second book in 2017, Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success.
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With the U.S. legislative branch spinning its wheels, the executive branch pledged to look at rewriting Obamacare regulations.
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Some require very little rewriting and some require a lot, and I don't remember where that one was.
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"Take several passes of polishing and rewriting with the sole goal of making the prose clearer," he says.
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But over 203 months, the relationship was reshaping the family, rewriting roles and rules they had always followed.
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The money manager supports rewriting the antitrust laws and then either breaking up or regulating Big Tech companies.
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She and I will do everything from casting to rewriting the scripts to being on set giving notes.
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Funnily enough, she and Tara [Herrmann] were rewriting [episode] 13 on the set while I was shooting 12.
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This is necessary because, in a lot of ways, The Night Of isn't really rewriting the rule book.
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But with Maeve's techno-holy spirit powers rewriting code left and right—remember how she unlocked Lawrence's memories?
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Banking regulations are likely to look a lot different once the Trump administration and Congress get finished rewriting them.
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This was all about a bottoms-up understanding about how it was completely rewriting the way work was done.
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Port authorities from New York to California are rewriting their long-term strategies to take account of the disruption.
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If Buttigieg was planning to reprise that attack in his speech tonight, he may have some rewriting to do.
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While overseeing a handful of reforms, including a rewriting of labor laws, Temer&aposs government has suffered numerous scandals.
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Or when he's not wearing a colorful dashiki, Porter is rewriting the definition of a classic suit for men.
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It is part of a broader rewriting of political rules ahead of national elections due in October next year.
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" The process of rewriting an entire app is clearly complicated, and as Reber puts it "easier said than done.
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During the campaign season, then candidate Trump made rewriting or withdrawing from NAFTA a pillar of his economic policy.
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Trump and his cabinet are currently rewriting their travel ban after having the first overturned by a federal court.
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And now, even Trump is trying to get away from the chant by rewriting the history of what happened.
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In the process, they were transforming the spaces: rewriting traditional relationship dynamics, reimagining family life and responsibilities, remaking themselves.
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Rewriting the five-year plan would require an extensive Interior Department process with multiple steps that could take years.
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But they don't do so immediately; rather, they kickstart a long, fraught process of undoing, or rewriting, those regulations.
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Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is a purposefully fantastical rewriting of the infamous Manson Family murders.
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That Trump is rewriting to spend more, while Clinton rewrote to spend less, federal funds is without constitutional significance.
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Democrats are vowing not to vote for anything that amounts to the United States unilaterally rewriting the international agreement.
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Rewriting the Constitution so that he himself can remain president only delays, but does not resolve, Putin's succession problem.
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"Tangerine" works best when Mangan juggles the untrustworthiness of her two narrators, writing and then rewriting their history together.
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Trump has made a living in this political cycle by rewriting the conventions of how to win an election.
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The 45-day comment period is the first step in the lengthy, years-long process of rewriting the program.
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Trump officials have not committed to rewriting the fuel standards, which would require a formal, lengthy rule-making process.
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If Pruitt puts forth an ineffective rewriting of the CPP or undoes it all together, he's violating federal law.
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Simply rewriting the terms won't appease those that are concerned with how widespread Facebook's data collection techniques have become.
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She plans on rewriting her script in light of the new fears and collaborating with fellow performers working remotely.
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Regardless, the Fidesz constitutional majority swiftly went to work, rewriting parts of the constitution within months of taking power.
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Presidential contender Beto O'Rourke included plans for rewriting Section 240 in a gun violence prevention plan released in August.
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When the participants heard Clinton's message about "rewriting the rules of the economy," Trump's advantage on the economy disappeared.
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ControlTek is rewriting contract language to make it easier to pass the cost of tariffs on to its customers.
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While the report I'm rewriting is fairly horrible, I enjoy editing and it's a core part of my job.
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No ballet maker has achieved the revisionist power with which Martha Graham showed women rewriting both history and myth.
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Rewriting my play was my only refuge; if nothing else, the script would be ready to go into rehearsal.
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The Treasury Department announced new financial sanctions against Venezuela's president following a much-criticized referendum on rewriting its Constitution.
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"I definitely thought that he would be rewriting the script," she said, recalling her reading of the first draft.
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Warren, like other progressives backing USMCA, called the deal a solid step toward rewriting trade agreements to empower workers.
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Self-care, especially when it comes to food, is about rewriting the narrative of what constitutes a healthy choice.
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Merlo is, in a way, disrupting and rewriting the business model for his drugstore chain before someone else does.
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Is it a complete rewriting or an update around the edges to bring the agreement into the digital age?
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Rewriting your tired-out roles in this family drama is the only way I know to resurrect the friendship.
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Through them, trans-identifying individuals are rewriting the rules of the religious traditions and cultural milestones they hold dear.
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Hers is a familiar sort of ennui; at times she comes close to rewriting Joni Mitchell songs ("Hollywood Lawn").
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Rock is staying on as host and rewriting the show to highlight the issue, Oscars producer Reggie Hudlin has said.
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Equally impressive, however, are the small details that show how the singer is rewriting the rules of the music industry.
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Democratic senators said on CNN and MSNBC that they are rewriting their Q's for A.G. Bill Barr's Wednesday morning hearing.
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Investors who previously lauded 3G for rewriting the book on cost-cutting are now focused on Kraft Heinz's growth prospects.
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By rewriting legend and myth, she invents an enchanting world where gender's basic function is cast as a tall tale.
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There has been talk of rewriting the rules in a way that could benefit an establishment-backed candidate like Kasich.
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From rewriting the music into a ska song format, filming and editing the video, and then uploading the clip online.
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The process of rewriting federal regulations governing the design, placement and operation of vehicle controls could take months or years.
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Chao said he is a visionary leader who has not only disrupted the auto industry, but is rewriting the rules.
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In a quiet way, millennial stay-at-home moms (or SAHMs) are rewriting some of the rules of their predecessors.
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The show's original opening night was delayed by about two weeks, and Mr. Mamet was said to be rewriting copiously.
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First, they are nimble, writing and rewriting code, testing and retesting products, discarding what doesn't work and improving what does.
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Between the lines: The administration is appealing the judge's ruling that Trump attempted to circumvent Congress by rewriting immigration laws.
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Facebook already has a culture, and changing it is not as simple as redesigning an interface or rewriting a codebase.
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With React Native for Windows, Microsoft is reimplementing React Native and rewriting many components in C++ to get maximum performance.
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Her agency will be in charge of relaxing and rewriting the law's regulations while Congress works on the biggest changes.
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" Analysts at FBR called the move "a speed bump in the ultimate reworking and fundamental rewriting of the fiduciary rule.
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Reports emerged the same day that White House attorneys are rewriting the language of Trump's initial executive order on immigration.
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"We may have to repaper hundreds of thousands of contracts," he said, referring to rewriting these contracts in EU law.
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As Slate's Michelle Goldberg wrote, Schneider's rewriting of alt-right's history may have been to justify Bannon's attendance at CPAC.
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Don't interpret every statement as a permanent etch in the final book of Kanye, because he's rewriting that book everyday.
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Women and minorities: The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) is rewriting regulations for a program that promotes women and minorities.
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So we were literally rewriting his death scene because we only had him for one day to shoot those scenes.
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In the months since, Mr Erdogan's government has been rewriting history by pinning its mistakes on Gulenists in its midst.
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Feminism is currently rewriting culture at a speed with which the publishing industry is having a hard time keeping up.
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For Lauren's wedding, Sandy spent weeks writing and rewriting his speech and brought his notes with him to the reception.
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He didn't run on rewriting tax laws, and Mnuchin has been given only a few months to pass something viable.
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Now, a golden retriever named Ella Fitzgerald is rewriting the rules of art criticism for both human and animal viewers.
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White House attorneys are working on rewriting the language of President Trump's executive order on immigration, according to NBC News.
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" Fans began rewriting their Saturday signs saying, "It's Gonna Happen!" for Sunday, changing the message to "It's Still Gonna Happen!
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Too much rewriting has over-narrowed the characters into one-note clichés: Sam indecisive, Kelly wild, Beverly forbidding, Adam dim.
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In 2017, in the context of daily immigration news, the women began rewriting to streamline the production into one act.
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How TikTok Is Rewriting the World TikTok will change the way your social media works — even if you're avoiding it.
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In Mariah Carey's case, she's not rewriting her lyrics, but switching up which part of her track "Fantasy" she sings.
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He may be rewriting the visual record, but he is not dispensing with or ironically condemning the accomplishments of others.
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WHEELDON We're about to go back to our rewriting process, and obviously we're not doing the show in a vacuum.
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For some, that means rewriting the lyrics to their favorite songs to bring a little levity to a grave situation.
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The Federal Reserve is rewriting its crisis playbook as the central bank takes unprecedented steps to prevent a historic downturn.
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The most absurd false claim: Rewriting campaign history Trump's general approach to history: if you don't like it, rewrite it.
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Not Ms. Waight Keller, and certainly not John Galliano at Maison Margiela, who has been merrily rewriting all the rules.
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The House could have reasserted itself by repealing or rewriting the 2001 and 2002 authorizations for use of military force.
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Democrats have said the changes being proposed amount to a unilateral rewriting of an international agreement, making their support unlikely.
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They assign stories and do the most significant edit on them: reframing, possibly rewriting, identifying holes, reviewing sources, questioning facts.
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NBC News reported Friday that White House attorneys are working on rewriting the language of Trump's executive order on immigration.
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The companies are also raising awareness of the problem and rewriting the rules on what is and is not acceptable.
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At Stanford, reading our stuff to a roomful of serious talent taught us, among other things, the humility of rewriting.
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Her work reflects her cultural moment, but it is also as a blueprint for rewriting history to include marginalized perspectives.
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Some of these people will forever be rewriting history, and they will try to rewrite it at Mr. Cohen's expense.
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Then you remember that the task at hand requires entirely rewriting the economic playbook we've all come to rely on.
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As the guest talks, Barbaro's producers are sometimes rewriting questions on the fly to make them as useful as possible.
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So by casting the rally instead as a sort of spontaneous outpouring from Confederate statue enthusiasts, Trump is rewriting history.
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Having worked for humanitarian causes for twenty-seven years, he cut a less severe figure than the early convert of 1989, one more stately and restrained in his piety, rewriting the old songs to substitute agape for eros, removing words like 'baby' and 'honey' and rewriting most of the lyrics to "Wild World" in Zulu.
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But the powerful Senate Republican who will chair one of the two main panels rewriting the law cautioned against rushing things.
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She also explores hunger — for food, sex, joy, and the divine — as well as the idea of rewriting maps and bodies.
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This is a rewriting of a phallocentric history with a cheeky insouciance, and both Gross and Marcus are masters at it.
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"The punishment is rewriting history," said Isaiah TriForce Johnson, a Guinness World Record holder in Tetris and Vs. Super Mario Brothers.
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Sometimes as a writer, it makes you feel terrible because what's the point of rewriting a thing that's on another site.
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In a new series on NRA Family, author and conservative blogger Amelia Hamilton is rewriting classic fairy tales to include guns.
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She'll now be charged with rewriting the current Silver & Black script, originally penned by Thor: The Dark World writer Christopher Yost.
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One way involves dynamically rewriting the JavaScript code that checks for a blocker, forcing it to think there is no blocker.
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Elliot stopped that by rewriting the core software on those batteries (aka firmware) to be resistant to the Dark Army hack.
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Here's a smattering of the topics which Milo spent many months writing and rewriting: Is Pepe the frog a racist symbol?
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Ms Ocasio-Cortez could retain the enthusiasm while rewriting the underlying policy so that it addresses a single issue—climate change.
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They were rewriting one-sixth of the economy by ramming through this piece of legislation, and those were very strong attacks.
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He contends that what he calls his "constructor theory" provides a perspective that will lead to the rewriting of physics altogether.
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The news of Fisher's role in rewriting is bittersweet to the fact that The Last Jedi is her final film role.
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Maybe it's because your recent fame is built on you tearing down people and rewriting the truth to fit your storyline.
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With an industry in flux, designers are moving cities, opting out of the traditional show schedule, and rewriting the rules themselves.
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But after months of writing and rewriting the script, it was ultimately shelved, and the redesigned Enterprise was shelved with it.
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That was another huge bonus factor for me — the idea of rewriting some of the history of, like, the French Revolution.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto reportedly told Trump they're both cool with rewriting the deal.
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But at some point they'll have to stop rewriting the models and instruct the algorithm to ask the customer for clarification.
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For now the solution appears to be rewriting devices' operating systems, meaning lots of work for Microsoft, Google, Apple and others.
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Final approval, especially for broad-based policies, should not, as a rule, entail a lot of questioning of assumptions or rewriting.
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But rewriting King's speech in the words of a TV character famed for his misogyny and sociopathy is asking for trouble.
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And he was right: Exterminating the disbelievers and removing the rebel sympathizers effectively silenced discontent, rewriting history in one fell swoop.
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The protesters' goal: For Maduro to abandon his plans of rewriting the nation's constitution, opposition leaders said at a news conference.
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Van Ryn never did become the future all-star that he seemed like when he was rewriting the rulebook in 2000.
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These companies are rewriting the playbook for retail and providing marketers with a comprehensive view of their customer's experience and journey.
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Like, we constantly are rewriting things and making new versions and when we play live, we don't play the old version.
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Not only is DeVos shielding the industry from the consequences of those misdeeds, she's rewriting the rules to legalize those practices.
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After months of secret talks, President Trump and GOP leaders in Congress unveiled their framework for rewriting the nation's tax code.
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So it's pretty disheartening to see the series rewriting this complicated, subversive storyline into a conventional tale of prophesies and destiny.
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This week, the EPA took a step toward rewriting the Obama-era Clean Water Rule to make it more industry-friendly.
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Cut off from printers and teleprompters, Mr. Jost and Mr. Che were rewriting zingers by hand as the midnight airtime loomed.
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When she throws the cup and pretends to be sad... she's rewriting the psychological chess game, that I thought I mastered.
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Since then, Maduro's allies in the Supreme Court have rejected a motion that would have prohibited him from rewriting the Constitution.
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But, as often happens with actual teen-agers, she had been inexpert in rewriting her history, forgetting to delete a video.
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Mr. Cohen was a monumentally painstaking songwriter who described, in interviews, a process of endless writing and rewriting for his lyrics.
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They say officials at the Department of Health and Human Services are rewriting an Obamacare rule that exists to provide protection.
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For massive projects like these, simply rewriting everything in a new language isn't an option; they need to be incrementally migrated.
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We're also making sure that traditional liturgies can be queer inclusive, and not patriarchal, by rewriting some and crafting new ones.
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So a wholesale rewriting of vague and/or confusingly worded T&Cs is something Europeans can look forward to this year.
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My CV was all in Danish, so I was quickly rewriting it and adding a few bits to send this application.
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Rewriting history Trump was alleging McCarthyism over the weekend, but it's the Watergate comparisons he rejects that seem to be sticking.
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In a little over a year, we've exposed the dangers of the private-equity industry, and we are rewriting the story.
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" Once MCC had signed on, Ms. Bioh spent the fall furiously rewriting the play even while appearing in "In the Blood.
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There is nothing stopping Congress and the Trump administration from rewriting immigration law to avoid such harsh choices in the future.
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Because the Senate was rewriting its bill till the last minute, only the dealmakers themselves knew what the chamber voted on.
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Female reporters covered that war, rewriting the rules so that the phrase "woman war correspondent" would never again be an oxymoron.
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Rewriting deals with significantly sized customers will take work on both ends, and there's a chance of breach of contract disputes.
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This approach is part of the way Hollywood is rewriting its script for political action following Trump's shock election in 2016.
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But this is the most recent example, and one of the most high-profile, of polite Washington society rewriting Kissinger's legacy.
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Now, a slew of other options await, ranging all the way up to seeking emergency powers and even rewriting their charter.
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I went back and actually pulled out some of the steps from prior disasters, [and] we're not rewriting this fucking playbook.
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And the NHTSA is considering rewriting the rules so self-driving car companies like Waymo can release cars without those features.
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The top items include hurricane aid, the debt limit, rewriting the tax code, shielding the "dreamers," children's health insurance and more.
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The facility, called the g-25.0 experiment (pronounced "g minus 22") could lead to the world's scientific community rewriting the textbooks.
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Despite rewriting the Ramones' "Blitzkrieg Bop" with adult-pacifying lyrics and rehearsing themselves silly, the Co-Co's don't make the cut.
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"There's this tension to the process where people aren't always happy to see the next generation rewriting their work," Francis said.
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Repealing or rewriting it could take a year or more, and would be subject to litigation by environmentalists and other opponents.
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Mr. Phillips had just engaged in a new form of consumer activism, one that is rewriting the rules of online advertising.
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By linking Turner's tale to that story, "Birth" promised a rewriting of America's relationship to violence and its beginnings in blood.
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If it were banned, he said, it should be done in conjunction with a rewriting of the I.A.A.F.'s vague rules.
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Mary Sully's artwork reflects her cultural moment, but it is also as a blueprint for rewriting history to include marginalized perspectives.
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This week, the president threatened "strong and swift economic actions" if Maduro goes through with his planned rewriting of the constitution.
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By rewriting the way costs and benefits are evaluated, Mr. Wheeler's proposal threatens regulations governing a host of other environmental poisons.
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Mr. Stone, who is just 34, has built a career out of rewriting classic plays and lending them a contemporary twist.
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Trump is "rewriting the playbook," said Christie, 733, who until two weeks ago was himself a rival for the Republican nomination.
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The techniques range from hacking network passwords to rewriting device firmware to remotely monitor the traffic that flows across a target's network.
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It was so good that Michelle's husband, Barack, had to stay up late rewriting his speech so that he could keep up.
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And as Republicans dust themselves off and turn to rewriting America's tax code, Democrats could use a working theory of economic growth.
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After about six months of rehearsing with them, shooting, and rewriting the material, I stayed in touch with a lot of them.
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Currently, the Department of Health and Human Services is rewriting those rules, which are pending at the Office of Management and Budget.
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But in the age of Twitter bots, American policymaking and elections may be defended from foreign influences only by completely rewriting FARA.
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This scene feels too violating to even watch To be fair, this is likely a byproduct of production, budget, and rewriting constraints.
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Some mother-daughter duos are defying the clichés, rewriting the business and creativity rule books, and getting along at the same time.
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McConnell released a new version July 13 after a few weeks rewriting the bill behind closed doors and without any public hearings.
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How it operates is fuzzy, but the department has said that among its targets are violence, porn and the rewriting of history.
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While the candidate was rewriting orthodox Republican Party policy towards Vladimir Putin, his company was trying to build a skyscraper in Moscow.
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The prime minister of Israel, Binyamin Netanyahu, slammed it as a "distortion of the truth, rewriting history, and denial of the Holocaust".
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"The team at Minute Media is rewriting the playbook for sports media", said Aaron Siegel, MD at Goldman Sachs, in a statement.
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Rewriting these tax credits as the Freedom Caucus wants would likely mean that they would be unavailable outside someone's outstanding tax obligations.
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But he could, for instance, begin the multi-year process of rewriting the Clean Power Plan, which regulates CO2 from power plants.
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My Sister, The Serial KillerBy Oyinkan Braithwaite Out November 212011Oyinkan Braithwaite is rewriting the slasher novel, and man, does it look good.
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Ivanka Trump doesn't plan a traditional publicity tour for her new book, "Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules of Success," out yesterday.
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Finland's national government is doing its bit by rewriting legislation to bring the various laws covering different modes of transport into harmony.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump credits one particular campaign promise with his election victory: Scrapping and rewriting the nation's free trade deals.
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Trump's book, Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success, a guide for women in the workplace, is due out May 2.
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Obamacare would become permanent, as would the practice of rewriting it "to make sense" with regulations bearing no relationship to legislative language.
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"I did most of the rewriting of the tune and words while I was working in Mumbai in 2016-2017," Lynch says.
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Timeless stars Abigail Spencer, Matt Lanter and Malcolm Barrett as the "Lifeboat" team charged with stopping an evil mastermind from rewriting history.
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The Trump administration took a major step Friday toward rewriting an Obama administration water pollution rule in a more industry-friendly way.
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The Trump administration has indicated that it is currently rewriting the guidance, which is expected to be unveiled in the coming weeks.
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The chairman said the bank has started discussions with customers about rerouting client activity to European hubs, including rewriting thousands of contracts.
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Other countries, including Mozambique and the Seychelles, removed mention of homosexuality during the rewriting process for their penal codes, the newspaper noted.
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The program's deletion comes as the agency is rewriting a number of regulations related to carbon, methane and vehicle emission air pollution.
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Complicating the matter further, some lawmakers said rewriting the country's Constitution would be the best way to end her term in office.
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The idea of rewriting the Constitution has long had the support of politicians, conservative and liberal, who think the government needs restructuring.
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Poland's prime minister has criticized Netflix as making a "terrible mistake" and "rewriting history" in a new documentary on Nazi death camps.
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The fallout from revelations of Russia's state-run doping program is rewriting the record books for the Beijing and London Summer Olympics.
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At its best, fandom is a playful, participatory, and dialogic engagement with a work of art—exploring it, remaking it, rewriting it.
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" She made headlines last week for her satirical review of Ivanka Trump's new book, "Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules For Success.
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"[Gorsuch] is a lifelong conservative activist, rewriting the law to make it something that it was never intended to be," Merkley said.
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Content-delivery networks can also potentially do this by automatically rewriting the page to include ads with the content as it's loaded.
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Experts said legislatures and executives rewriting the rulebook to claim more power at the expense of their political rivals is nothing new.
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The scientists' thinking isn't just rewriting the standard explanation for how beauty evolves — it's changing the way we think about evolution itself.
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Many economic debates center on the consequences of new policies, like repealing Obamacare, rewriting the tax code or changing priorities for spending.
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The administration has been preoccupied with rewriting the North American Free Trade Agreement and a United States trade deal with South Korea.
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The hardest part here is rewriting it to constrain presidents against adventurism while allowing flexibility facing a rapidly evolving set of threats.
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And then I came across "Rewriting White: Race, Class and Cultural Capital in 19th Century America" by Todd Vogel, a cultural historian.
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Someday it might be possible to engineer cells from sun parakeets, rewriting bits of their DNA to match that of Carolina parakeets.
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Under Trump, the Environmental Protection Agency and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration have spent the last two years rewriting the rule.
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The court said that Bharara was trying, in effect, to act like a legislator, by rewriting the criminal laws to his liking.
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Families and doctors are rewriting the rules as they decide when and how to start medical intervention before transgender youth hit puberty.
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Obama's, Laura Bush's, probably some others, and then took her well-received speech, started rewriting it and left things in by accident.
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One of his earliest jobs at Google was rewriting the initial breakthrough algorithms developed by Google's co-founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
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Every chapter of Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules of Success, Ivanka Trump's new self-help book, begins with a blush pink page.
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Not "fusion," but something deeper—a whole rewriting of what a lasagne even is according to the culinary traditions of some other place.
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And all of this rewriting of history is to say nothing of Carlson's calls for the annihilation of Iran during the Obama administration.
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And as noted, it's also rewriting history; Greek astronomer Hipparchus, who lived around 120 BC, is normally considered the founding father of trigonometry.
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Half the Picture is organized into themed sections: Resistance and Protest; Make America; The Personal is Political; Rewriting Art History; and No Surprise.
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The latest changes in the Rules represent a significant rewriting of both the Rules and of the mythology that Twitter projects about itself.
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On the contrary, the country's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is working on rewriting safety rules to allow autonomous driving on public roads.
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Instead, the company says it will be rewriting the policy "in the coming months," and promises to consult with users over the process.
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As you may have heard, First Daughter Ivanka Trump released her second book Tuesday, called Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success.
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Even the Institute of Directors, a business lobby, condemned Carillion's board for rewriting company rules to protect executives' bonuses if the company failed.
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Ivanka Trump has advice for women about balancing motherhood and career in her upcoming book, Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success.
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So we've lurched into something which is massively complicated, rewriting 40 years of law and there's a lot to do before it happens.
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Rewriting history with a strong dose of female empowerment, each of Henry's wives compete in a musical battle with hilarious and touching results.
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Lawyers who spoke to Reuters say they are feverishly rewriting deal terms to help ensure investments get the stamp of approval from Washington.
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I want to speak about retelling as a way of rewriting old constructs, of taking texts and forming other texts from their bones.
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If DeVos were to remove that threat, she wouldn't be rewriting the rules, but she'd be removing schools' main motivation to uphold them.
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When Kobe Bryant decided to declare his retirement from the NBA, he did so by essentially rewriting Michael Jordan's farewell letter to basketball.
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However, none has done so for decades, and President Trump's rewriting of the map is unusually expansive in the history of the law.
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The company paid writer-director Tony Gilroy a reported $5 million to helm the rewriting, reshooting and hefty re-edit of Edwards' material.
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A former college president and longtime supporter of black colleges, Mr. Alexander demanded progress on rewriting parts of the Higher Education Act instead.
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He and his staff created their own version of a standard National Football League postgame survey, rewriting existing questions and adding additional detail.
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A "financial oversight board" will chaperone the island through the process and also monitor its budget, rewriting it if that is deemed necessary.
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Tempow has been rewriting the Bluetooth stack so that manufacturers can use normal Bluetooth chipsets and pair a single device with multiple speakers.
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The gun lobby is facing criticism for rewriting a series of children's fairy tales to put guns in the hands of beloved characters.
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That includes rewriting the rules of what it means to be a Latin music celebrity in a time of smartphones and social media.
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EPA also committed to rewriting the rule, the first official comment from the agency on the issue, according to experts following the issue.
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Opposition activists said they planned to protest against what some called a rewriting of the constitution in the interests of the ruling elite.
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Mr. Noe, the lawyer who worked with Dr. Beck during the Bush administration, was not involved in the rewriting of the new rules.
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Players in the test servers for Blizzard's team-based shooter, Overwatch, have noticed a sneaky new chat filter is rewriting their rude comments.
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The Other's Gaze is an exhibition that is as much about rediscovering the Prado's formidable collection as it is about rewriting art history.
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"We are not rewriting the dictionary or saying what is correct and what isn't — this is about style," she said in an interview.
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What is particularly fascinating about this book is that its encyclopedic project is not a rewriting of history but a recitation of readings.
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At "Saturday Night Live," there's a lot of honing individual jokes throughout the week, and rewriting up until the moment we're performing it.
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An internal memo from public relations giant Weber Shandwick shows how the PR industry is rewriting its playbook for how to pitch reporters.
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But with flexible 3D printers, they can often adjust a product simply by rewriting some of the software file for that particular product.
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While it's gathering its information and conducting its interviews and preparing its graphics, Mr. Trump is galloping out ahead, rewriting the story daily.
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Remember being a teenager and blocking out the world with headphones, so that nothing existed but your song, the beat rewriting your pulse.
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The election was widely viewed as a means for President Nicolás Maduro and his leftist movement to consolidate power before rewriting Venezuela's Constitution.
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Were the creators of "Homeland" supernaturally prescient, or did some fevered rewriting take place in the weeks and months following the November election?
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But compared with the rest of Trump's agenda, reforming the U.N. will make rewriting the U.S. tax code and overhauling Obamacare look easy.
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But the Trump administration has indicated that it is currently rewriting the guidance, which is expected to be unveiled in the coming weeks.
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Bobby had been writing and rewriting and refining and re-refining the manuscript of his début collection for more than eight years now.
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These companies spent days with the Aurora Police Department preparing them for the operation, and discussing local news coverage and rewriting press releases.
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Op-Ed Contributors The number of Democrats aiming to unseat Republican incumbents in the midterm elections in November is rewriting the record books.
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It is nominally tasked with rewriting the constitution but quickly takes over crucial legislative functions, leading to accusations that Maduro is undermining democracy.
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Finance Minister Mateja Vranicar Erman told a news conference on Wednesday that she hoped the wage increase would not require rewriting the government's budget.
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An example of this modernity is found in Valiente's rewriting of The Book of Shadows—a text filled with magical teachings taught to covens.
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Union and Longoria are part of an "unofficial" society of film industry mothers "who are rewriting the rules of working parenthood," Harper's Bazaar reports.
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"It's really a rewriting of Saudi history," said Karen E. Young, an expert on Saudi Arabia at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington.
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And rewriting him as Asian American would be history-making for Marvel: Iron Fist would be the first Asian-American superhero to appear onscreen.
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In addition, sea ice loss may be rewriting global weather patterns, contributing to extreme weather events as far away as the Lower 48 states.
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But the decision to go back to work on M. Butterfly couldn't just be about rewriting it for a new, more socially conscious audience.
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The order doesn't outright repeal WOTUS, it simply signals new EPA head Scott Pruitt to begin the process of revising and rewriting the law.
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Intel has been aware of the Spectre issues since June, but rewriting processor firmware to address the vulnerability proved to be a significant challenge.
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In June, she announced that she's writing a new book, Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success, that will be out next spring.
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Perhaps the biggest item we need to prepare for is the potential rewriting, or outright elimination, of net neutrality rules as they exist today.
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Five-Star's policies include the introduction of universal income support for the poor, rewriting European Union public spending limits, and phasing out fossil fuels.
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Far better to pout and demand a different ending from the Peter Falks, and/or create a Twitter account that pretends you're rewriting it.
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The July 16 plebiscite will pose questions on the level of confidence in Maduro and seek public input on his rewriting of Venezuela's constitution.
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China, Russia, and Iran would continue rewriting the rules for their respective regions, rarely in ways that support either our interests or our values.
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Rewriting your code will make space for you to open up a new window and in real-time you will see your mood improve.
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The project was in development for over five years when Chupack, then rewriting the screenplay, was signed on direct and helped move things forward.
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The contractual rewriting process involved the exchange of documents, reviews, legal input where needed, redrafting of terms of business, contracts and migration of positions.
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The Trump administration, however, is rewriting U.S. asylum law and revamping the credible fear process to prevent most Central Americans from escaping expedited removal.
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"Judicially rewriting sex discrimination in Title VII will spill over into other federal laws that prohibit sex discrimination," one brief defending the companies argues.
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Jeanette Winterson's rewriting of "The Winter's Tale" was published last fall, and Howard Jacobson's version of "The Merchant of Venice" came out in February.
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House Republicans unveiled their plan to overhaul the tax code on Thursday in what could be the biggest rewriting of the system in decades.
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Readers' relationships with Little Women, Rioux shows, are always also about rewriting ourselves, our histories, and our frustrations with the misogyny of our world.
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But there seemed to be broad consensus in the lower house of Congress regarding the bill, with legislators approving its rewriting by wide margins.
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But Senate GOP leaders could invoke the so-called nuclear option, rewriting the chamber's rules and leaving Gorsuch in need of just 51 votes.
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Hackett's plan comes at a critical time for Ford as other automakers and tech companies are quickly rewriting the rules for the auto industry.
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The opposition movement didn't run any candidates for the constituent assembly because they rejected the legitimacy of Maduro's call for rewriting the constitution altogether.
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We were rehearsing but we were also rewriting material, which finally gave us a chance to add a string section for a whole project.
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In the last few years, governmental bodies have started rewriting textbooks, cutting sections on Muslim rulers and changing Muslim place names to Hindu ones.
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But if we can reduce identity, as Usher argues, into a series of ultimately meaningless symbols, then what's stopping us from rewriting the script?
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Ms. Drake spent six months rewriting the book, discarding descriptions like her characterization of one tribe as having reddish-brown skin and painted faces.
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They're rewriting it backward, filling it with typos and emojis, sharing it as a PDF, and even translating it into fictional languages like Klingon.
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They're rewriting it backward, filling it with typos and emojis, sharing it as a PDF, and even translating it into fictional languages like Klingon.
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These biologists are not only rewriting the standard explanation for how beauty evolves; they are also changing the way we think about evolution itself.
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Internet conspiracy theorists are rewriting the history of the virus' origin, blaming the US to absolve the Chinese government for its lack of action.
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Government action limiting the publication of truthful speech, let alone such speech about judicial proceedings, is nothing less than a form of rewriting history.
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"Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success" was published May 2, 2017, after Ivanka Trump started advising her father at the White House.
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If Congress is serious about rewriting the tax code, it will not simply design a new system around an outdated understanding of our economy.
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She was able to do that for the First City edition, and the Print Hub went to work rewriting every headline on the page.
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Mr. Saied opposes decriminalizing homosexuality, is against rewriting inheritance laws in favor of gender equality and would like a return to the death penalty.
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Rewriting firmware can also allow malicious code to avoid detection by antivirus programs, or persist even after a computer's entire operating system is reinstalled.
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European Athletics proposes rewriting all world records set before 2005 after the credibility of records was thrown into doubt by the sport's doping scandal.
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It's not easy rewriting history to create a new Russian identity out of the contradictory narratives of czarism, Bolshevism and the post-Communist travails.
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The oil ministry is rewriting its 1998 petroleum code to update tax laws, strengthen the environmental code and add legislation about hiring local workers.
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In stints in Turkey and Switzerland he kept rewriting an essay he was calling "Down at the Cross" and sending his agent anguished letters.
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The result gives the ruling coalition the two-thirds majority required to push through Abe's long-held goal of rewriting the country's pacifist constitution.
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Trump has not only introduced his headline-grabbing tariffs, but the White House has also overseen the rewriting of a North American trade agreement.
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I asked Sze Wee and Tan what existing definitions of Singaporean and Southeast Asian art history they were being critical of and therefore rewriting.
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To save it, the denizens of the fantasy world took over, rewriting it, but even triage only lasts so long against the ravages of time.
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At this point in a normal first-person shooter, I would restart the level or respawn at a checkpoint, rewriting history so I didn't die.
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While the ban was deemed illegal by U.S. courts and is currently lifted, but the Trump administration has signaled that it is rewriting the order.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is taking another crack at rewriting its embattled travel ban this week, hoping this one will stand up in court.
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The Drake: Rewriting the Rules documentary which was just released on various streaming sites, ups the ante and is as neutral as a beige tracksuit.
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Not only was Mulvaney rewriting history about Trump's past statements on his tax returns, but he downplayed the interest Americans have in seeing his returns.
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Since Mick Mulvaney, the budget director, sketched out the Trump administration's proposal in February, it has been clear that lawmakers would end up rewriting it.
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Reconsolidation is a bit like pulling up a file on your computer, rewriting the same material in a bigger, bolder font and saving it again.
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"Today, with a lot of humility, maybe we're rewriting the history books because we're dating the eruption to the second half of October," Bonisoli said.
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The King's rewriting of Falstaff ends up feeling bizarrely pointed, especially when it comes to the difference between the ultimate fate of the two characters.
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China is rewriting the city's laws, not interpreting them, Claudia Moh, legislator from the Civic Party of Hong Kong, told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Tuesday.
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And the GOP has responded by rewriting the Senate rules, accelerating the transformation of the Senate into a body much more governed by strict partisanship.
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And Android launcher Nova is considering rewriting its app to be context aware – meaning it will show you the right apps at the right time.
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I wouldn't be surprised if you find you always have these sentences, that even without the rewriting and perfecting for publication...Don't kid yourself, lady.
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Repealing or rewriting rules is a lengthy process, and it could take a year or more to finalize the next steps on the methane regulation.
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A bigger challenge for the reformers is the fact that the prince's dizzying changes amount to, in effect, a rewriting of the Saudi social contract.
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"While it's no secret that rewriting our code won't be easy, Kevin doesn't shy away from the tough challenges," the Speaker said in a statement.
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From Donae'O to Sneakbo, the young, gifted and black diaspora are rewriting the rules of black music, blending afrobeat drums, bashment basslines and trap bars.
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Those changes included rewriting Facebook's terms of service and severely cutting access to the types of data third-party developers can collect from the company.
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He's known for his specific brand of parody, mostly of anime and superhero movies and TV shows, and his distinctly black rewriting of the characters.
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The judge in the case has delayed the deadline to comply with the rule until the CFPB finishes the rewriting process View the discussion thread.
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That's because demanding that Iran limits the range and capability of missiles carrying nuclear warheads cannot possibly be interpreted as rewriting or violating the deal.
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President Trump is hoping the tax win will spur Congress to act on some of his other goals, like rewriting welfare rules and overhauling infrastructure.
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Some scholars said the decision went beyond interpreting the charter and amounted to rewriting the local statute governing how officials are to be sworn in.
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If nativists like Palin gained power, and started rewriting the immigration laws, would it remain relatively easy to convert my green card into a passport?
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And it has become clear in the past month that long-used strategies for how brands should respond to the ensuing outrage may need rewriting.
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It's rewriting history to fit a detective story, and it's being rewarded both by those who don't know better and those who should know better.
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Streaming has also brought about a shift in the business itself, transforming its underlying financial model and rewriting the rules for how hits are made.
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" After substantially rewriting the story — the old version can still be read here — it said the story had been "updated with additional information from NASA.
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But the Trump administration, intent on rewriting the rules of international commerce in America's favor, gave no sign that it was ready to back down.
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Here's what you need to know: • The writing and rewriting of the tax code in Congress has sent tax professionals into a burst of activity.
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My Sister cuts straight to the heart of what makes it cathartic: Killing off bad men is a lot more efficient than rewriting political policy.
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Barbara Comstock from Virginia was involved in rewriting the rules of the House and the bill that passed regarding how that's treated among congressional staff.
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They argue that rewriting those terms would break the bargain they struck, not only with Iran but also with Russia and China, two other signatories.
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The White House is now turning its attention to rewriting the tax code, after the failure of Republican efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Some unions, even if traditionally Democratic, have aims that align with Mr. Trump's stated priorities: building infrastructure, rewriting trade agreements, blocking an exodus of jobs.
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The election's consequences will spill beyond Britain's borders: rewriting Britain's relationship with the European Union, the United States and upending the politics of global trade.
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Mr. Ryan, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky and the majority leader and White House officials have said that rewriting the tax code is a priority.
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Rewriting the tax code — cutting rates on corporate profits, say, and switching to a system in which only domestic profits are taxed — would cost money.
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In his early 20s, he founded a theater company in Melbourne, the Hayloft Project, and began directing classical plays, rewriting scenes that felt stodgy, outdated.
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Led by the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory, the rewriting of the country's World War II history is being done to glorify the O.U.N.-U.
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But Republicans will face big procedural obstacles as they try to move forward on rewriting the country's tax laws by the end of the year.
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DONALD MENDERRHINEBECK, N.Y. To the Editor: Mark Penn and Andrew Stein offer a breathtaking example of Orwellian doublespeak and historical rewriting for their own ends.
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The ride was four years of writing and rewriting lyrics and melodies, trying to pinpoint the sincerity and honesty in my contributions to the story.
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Chapuis said he also hopes to "see a breakthrough" in China cooperating in rewriting the WTO standards regarding industry subsidies, e-commerce, and technology transfers.
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Ms. Trump's "Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success" is full of bullet-point lists, meaningless business-speak and inspirational quotation after inspirational quotation.
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Last month, House Republicans began the process of rewriting the Higher Education Act, which authorizes most of the federal investment in higher education ($85033 billion).
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Experts advising firms concerned about costly changes, such as changing storage sites for customer data, re-routing flows or rewriting documentation, say little should change.
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"The inspiration for rewriting the timeline came from when I was fortunate enough to attend WWDC 2019 as a scholar," explains Chirp developer Will Bishop.
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"Rewriting our state's constitution to condone discrimination would be contrary to our values and harmful to our economy," Nixon said in a statement on Wednesday.
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However, recent discussions with the EU over trade concessions and with Canada and Mexico on rewriting the North American Free Trade Agreement had apparently stalled.
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Mr. Cohen can be sure that Mr. Stone will promote new conspiracy theories to defend Mr. Trump and himself, even if it means rewriting history.
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While rewriting agency rules is a complicated and fraught process — it's much, much harder than using the CRA — Pruitt has a fair bit of leeway here.
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Since rewriting them earlier this year, the company had to walk some of those changes back after backlash from artists who felt they were too strong.
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Trump signed an executive order on Friday that sets the stage for rewriting US financial regulation in an effort to encourage more lending to American businesses.
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If you're into American Rolling Stone editor Joe Levy talking about life in Drake's home city of Toronto, then you'll probably love Drake: Rewriting the Rules.
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As Barack Obama wraps up eight years of presidential speeches, where every word can move markets and change lives, Trump has been rewriting the rule book.
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The events in Chemnitz may be rewriting the rules of German politics, allowing more radical voices into the mainstream and sapping Nazi allegations of their power.
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It's as broad a picture as possible, and it's unclear whether Rowling did much research on the populations whose histories she's rewriting with this new update.
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Facebook's innovation with Libra lies in rewriting the crypto playbook to make the technology more stable, easy to use, and less threatening to the status quo.
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In terms of rewriting the show, Mahoney said while removing Smollett's Jamal Lyon from the final two episodes wasn't easy, it gave room for other storylines.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal regulator said on Tuesday it is seeking input on rewriting decades-old rules aimed at encouraging bank lending in low-income communities.
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Mostly, it was a lot of image dumping on Slack, discussion about those GIFs, and a seemingly endless process of writing and rewriting the curatorial statement.
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After observing similar pseudo-scientific sexist bullshit everywhere she turned, Saini wrote Inferior: How Science Got Women Wrong—and the New Research That's Rewriting the Story.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's government on Tuesday softened its stance on foreign ownership of homes, rewriting a proposed law banning non-residents from investing in housing.
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Thune has expressed lofty goals for the committee's next term, when he is expected to once again serve as chairman, including rewriting the landmark Communications Act.
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Granted, it wasn't my only job—I was writing movies, and rewriting movies, and being a husband, and a dad—so there was plenty going on.
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So far, the team of Trump administration officials and lawmakers who drew up the latest framework for rewriting the tax code has released mostly general principles.
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Although neither ever takes any action against the other, they end up ferocious enemies, both rewriting the history of their friendship to justify their new hatred.
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In this transition from "dumping commodities," to "dumping factories," China is rewriting the global trade rulebook, while the U.S. attempts to rein-in a shadow industry.
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The DoT has already dismissed the relevance of Article 17 bis to Norwegian's case, so rewriting the treaty is the only way of asserting its primacy.
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The VA agrees with the report's conclusions and is "rewriting policies and updating procedures to comply with all of GAO's recommendations," spokesman Curt Cashour told CNN.
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Heng A group of young people committed to rewriting the rules that govern Hong Kong's relationship with China were swept into office on Sunday in elections
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Trump has consistently praised that work, which includes efforts to revise fuel economy standards for autos and rewriting rules meant to limit emissions from power plants.
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It was made on a shoestring, and Godard was brimming with manic brilliance, constantly rewriting the "script," and forcing improvisations upon the cast and the crew.
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They included creating a board oversight committee, rewriting Uber's cultural values, reducing alcohol use at work events and prohibiting intimate relationships between employees and their bosses.
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Ms. Rosenblat, who is writing a book called "Uberland: How Algorithms Are Rewriting the Rules of Work," said she had studied the company for four years.
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"It's not an equal playing field at all and we were trying to tell them this the entire time they were rewriting the code," he said.
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Weiss told lawmakers that the current rescue plan was not perfect but it was the cheapest option since it only involves rewriting some rules for investors.
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" The new "Kiss Me, Kate," the show in which the insufferable director Fred Graham tames the diva Lilli Vanessi, promises, "This time, she's rewriting the script.
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The trouble with excluding the press — rewriting the rules of an old, symbiotic relationship — is that the press has a way of getting its own back.
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Government bodies began rewriting history books, lopping out sections on Muslim rulers, changing official place names to Hindu from Muslim, and more aggressively contesting holy sites.
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But if that agreement refocuses the Geneva talks on rewriting the Constitution instead of replacing the government, Russia will have scored another point for Mr. Assad.
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Now 32 years old and next in line to the throne, Prince Mohammed has sought to remake the kingdom by rewriting some of its fundamental rules.
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Rewriting the American economy Love him or hate him, there's no debate that Sanders is embracing policies that would rewrite broad swaths of the American economy.
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And even with the Supreme Court stamp, I wouldn&apost be surprised if Trump finds another end-around given his success in rewriting rules without consequence.
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While tax cuts for business have garnered the most headlines, lobbyists and lawmakers have conceded that rewriting the corporate tax code will be a long slog.
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He also warned that the assembly was composed of many unknown activists with no legal background who would soon be rewriting the country's most important document.
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By rewriting the VC rules, Son has led Vision Fund to tank, and his plans for an even bigger Vision Fund 2 are in serious jeopardy.
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If broad support emerges there, the OECD will launch negotiations among the 134 countries that have indicated they are in favor of rewriting the current rules.
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The skill starts you off with a sample story that you can customize by modifying or rewriting the existing content and adding your own sound effects.
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After thousands of extrajudicial killings and some questionable foreign-policy decisions, his complicity in rewriting the Marcos legacy is a step too far for many Filipinos.
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" "I was still rewriting it just to make sure that I was making the movie I wanted to make and the movie that should be made.
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So far, the team of Trump administration officials and lawmakers who drew up the latest framework for rewriting the tax code has released mostly general principles.
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They've been coming up with new ideas, which, if borne out, could mean rewriting the story of the origin of the cosmos, and its ultimate fate.
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Could Hannity follow Trump into the upside-down and leave Kelly as the dominant cable force, rewriting Ailes's legacy in her feminine image—the ultimate revenge?
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A few months later Liu introduced another Crispr operating system upgrade—prime editing—which acts like a word processor, rewriting whole chunks of a DNA sequence.
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This is a necessary first step, Mr. Lardy said, but rewriting the laws may not do much good when the party is fundamentally above the law.
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You've got textbooks in the state of Texas literally rewriting history so that black people and Africans and African Americans were not "enslaved," they were merely workers.
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The OCC said it is seeking input on ways to better implement the existing rule, without going through the lengthy and complicated process of rewriting the regulation.
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With Russell Westbrook and James Harden rewriting the NBA record books on a nightly basis, it's sometimes difficult for fellow stars like John Wall to get noticed.
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But Washington can establish global leadership by rewriting a biased and ineffective tax system rather than let it continue to allow unfair, large-scale corporate tax avoidance.
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Its handmaiden is a cult of "historical memory", which is at best an oxymoron (memory is subjective and personal) and at worst a pretext for rewriting history.
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As a candidate he spoke about slapping 45% tariffs on all Chinese goods and rewriting or ditching the North American Free-Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico.
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So at least some White House officials appear to be pivoting to plan B — rewriting the ban so that it won't be as vulnerable to constitutional challenge.
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In December, the already iconic Greta Gerwig adaptation of Little Women starring Saoirse Ronan, Emma Watson, Timothée Chalamet, and Meryl Streep, essentially rewriting our conception of literature.
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That's why she has undertaken the task of rewriting classic fairy tales but swapping out the more zany violence for a much more relatable breed — gun violence!
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West's editing of past albums, even ones that have been out for several months or years, is an interesting way of rewriting musical history in real time.
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They are just rewriting other people's original journalism and they are re-writing it with a machine, which is an interesting trick but it is not reporting.
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But a major drawback is that neural networks can't learn how to do a second task without rewriting themselves and forgetting how to do the first one.
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Rewriting that article is a "personal priority for Abe and a conservative cohort around him," Graham said, though support for it remains low among the Japanese public.
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Lawmakers are looking at a foreign minimum tax as they work on rewriting the tax code and discuss how to prevent U.S. companies from shifting profits overseas.
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Thile was already dressed for the performance in a collared shirt; Keillor, who is known for rewriting scripts until the last possible minute, wore a T-shirt.
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They include smart version control, including automatic intelligent conflict resolution so that even when you're all working on the same files no one's rewriting one another's work.
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While some of the snobbier self-appointed "hardcore" types would argue he was wrong, 101 million sales and a complete rewriting of gamer demographics would suggest otherwise.
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"Analysts have begun to lift earnings estimates aggressively as a consequence of the rewriting of the tax code," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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Randal K. Quarles, the Fed's vice chair for supervision, said the central bank is working toward rewriting portions of the Volcker Rule during a speech on Monday.
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The prospect of rewriting Chinese legislation in response to the demands of a foreign power had stirred a nationalistic backlash within the Chinese leadership and civil service.
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Writing Your Way to Happiness Researchers are studying whether the power of writing — and then rewriting — your personal story can lead to behavioral changes and improve happiness.
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At the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord, Irina Brook, the director of the Théâtre National de Nice, sidestepped the issue by rewriting much of the second half.
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Williams tried to solve these problems with massive rewriting; the result was "The Eccentricities of a Nightingale," which puts the main characters in a rather different framework.
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Over months of writing and rewriting and developing this project, many pages and scenes, for various reasons, evolved or were eliminated as we were sculpting the film.
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I was too awake to sleep, so I started rewriting the words to the song "Two Is Better Than One" by Boys Like Girls (featuring Taylor Swift).
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While some scholars criticize that portrayal as a rewriting of history which overlooks the government's involvement, many Saudis who bristle at the ultra-conservative clergy welcomed it.
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Ms. Valk's Johnston, who began the play reading from "Lesbian Nation," ends with a hopeful passage from the same book about rewriting the ancient myths of womanhood.
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Mr. Paravisini and many others argue that rivals of the governing party can simply be sidelined as the assembly charges ahead with rewriting the nation's governing charter.
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You shut down Ed Henry and the Pro Shark Media with the fac[ts]," the retweet states, rewriting the original tweet, which referred to the "fake news.
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This is necessary for unlocking the legislative tool, known as reconciliation, that will allow Republicans to embark on rewriting the tax code without the help of Democrats.
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This is particularly impressive because the novel not only underwent much rewriting, but also endured a complicated publishing history resembling a combined marathon run and hurdle race.
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Mr. Mello, who voted in the minority on Wednesday, criticized the majority decision saying they "were rewriting the Constitution to the benefit of one particular criminal defendant."
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If you're wondering what millennial host could afford something like that, Latham has seen customers rewriting the etiquette when it comes to who's paying for the party.
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"Proxy" — filmed as a two-room stage play shot in five acts — answers that question, rewriting the code for Mr. Robot with an unshakable filter of tragedy.
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This is an issue where the president exercises a lot of autonomy; President Trump is in the midst of rewriting NAFTA, a top campaign promise of his.
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Mr. Ryan, in his first major policy speech after becoming speaker, talked about rewriting the tax code, which has been a personal passion throughout his years in office.
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Wilkinson accused Madison of "rewriting history" after Madison's memoir Down the Rabbit Hole came out last year and heavily criticized her on her reality show, Kendra on Top.
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Huawei's breathless marketing will tell you that it's "rewriting the rules" of mobile photography, and while I wouldn't go quite that far, it really does look extremely promising.
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"Having a lively time eating chocolate marshmallow pizza with the Lively girls #girlsnightout @blakelively @robynlively #chocolate #pizza #marshmallow," she captioned the group photo, rewriting the note in Spanish.
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That is enough, thinks Mr Trump, to justify rewriting the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which allows goods to flow across the Rio Grande free of tariffs.
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Trump takes a loss in his other big fight with Congress The Trump administration is keen on rewriting the rules of justice as they pertain to the President.
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He notes that due to their limited finances, most fachosphere sites act as news aggregators, cherry-picking stories from the mainstream media and rewriting them under exaggerated headlines.
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In signing the proclamation, Trump was effectively rewriting the INA, Justin Cox, a lawyer at the National Immigration Law Center who represents one set of challengers, argued Monday.
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The goal is to "cut down on the number of messages to respond to, copy-pasting or rewriting instructions for every guest," Airbnb explains in a blog post.
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Given that the company's reputation is for providing software employees try to hide from their employers, beating Slack may come second to rewriting Facebook's image in the workplace.
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We must address the root causes of migration, including rewriting disastrous trade policies and implementing a humane foreign policy that strengths labor and environmental standards across the world.
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Forget the bedhead-y, 'French girl hair' you're used to reading about; these showgoers are rewriting the rules with rainbow dye jobs, blunt bangs, and rad hair accessories.
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In looking back on his adolescent Street Sharks, uh, "experience," Minor concludes that his story is a dizzying reminder that the internet is constantly — and rapidly — rewriting history.
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Barely over a year ago, the United States was rewriting the rules for the global trading system and pressuring China to play fair or risk being left out.
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"I think this will require some rewriting of the textbooks," said Catharine Aime, a mycologist at Purdue University and co-author on the study published today in Science.
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Morales has already been reelected twice, in 2009 and 2014, and oversaw the rewriting of the constitution in 2008 — the same constitution he is now hoping to amend.
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While Congress pushes ahead with full repeal, the CFPB could try to indefinitely delay the rule as it goes through the lengthy process of rewriting or retracting it.
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Republican lawmakers and Trump-appointed regulators have steadily reduced restrictions on banks through legislation and rule rewriting efforts, ten years after the financial crisis cratered the U.S. economy.
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The judge had sided with attorneys general from 18 states and the District of Columbia who sued DeVos for delaying the rule while she worked on rewriting it.
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Voters seemed more interested in staying the course and giving Mr. Abe's economic policies more time to yield results than in the debate over rewriting Japan's pacifist policies.
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If you have not completed your to-do list within a day or two, throw it away, even if that means rewriting some tasks on a new card.
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In 2628, just after the Supreme Court struck down parts of the Voting Rights Act, the state legislature controlled by Republicans passed a bill substantially rewriting election laws.
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"I would like to thank the political establishment for giving me the opportunity of rewriting this script every ... day," jokes Matt Forde at the start of his show.
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Binyamin Appelbaum The Senate Republican tax legislation may reach the floor this week, what would be a major step in the party's hopes for rewriting the tax code.
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Prime Minister Modi's government has been accused of creating a national identity exclusive to Hindus and rewriting history to marginalize Muslims and other religious groups in the country.
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If you were to look back at the skinny kid Gretzky was in the 80s off the ice, you'd never believe he was rewriting record books on it.
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I derived minimal pleasure from one new work, Gustavo Ramirez Sansano's "Victoria" (2017), a world premiere, though it's marred by Michael Gordon's score, "Rewriting Beethoven's Seventh Symphony" (2006).
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The dispute offers a window into the stakes involved in rewriting, or blowing up, an agreement that has become highly contentious but also extremely lucrative for all sides.
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Rather than rewriting trade deals in America's favor, Mr. Trump has mostly withdrawn from agreements his predecessors were negotiating — leaving other countries to set the terms of trade.
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The brand's success illustrates the way that millennials — who may spend hours on social media platforms watching video bloggers and following so-called influencers — are rewriting the rules.
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He tried to take full advantage of the school, visiting his professors during their office hours, asking them to read and comment on his papers and rewriting them.
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I was in the middle of rewriting my latest book, which was due the week we moved, so Dan generously told me to leave the packing to him.
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Yet Porter lives on in such recordings of single songs more than in the spasmodic revival of shows that often need heavy rewriting to exist onstage at all.
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Ms. Manning is now in a position to push for rewriting the rules, even though research shows that would mean fewer teenagers getting services from family planning clinics.
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In Western democracies, the revelations of such incidents generally attract condemnation of the perpetrator, sympathy for the victim, recourse to law, the hasty rewriting of codes of behavior.
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"Rewriting and signing into law immigration policies that reflect who we are and our values and what we know to be true, grounded in the facts," he said.
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"Business leaders should stop telling employees they&aposre changing the worldThe founders of web app company Basecamp readily admit that their business "isn&apost exactly rewriting world history.
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But by keeping a hand in his business dealings while also running in the Republican primary, Trump is once again rewriting the unofficial rules of modern presidential campaigns.
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Apple software chief Craig Federighi announced at the conference new tools that will make it easier for developers to put their apps on Macs without completely rewriting the code.
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" She suggested the whole affair smacked of efforts under Stalin to strike dissenters from the historical record: "It was a form of rewriting history by erasing it from existence.
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In the past few months preparing for tour, he's been back at it with the band, rewriting abridged versions to songs from the last record before their break-up.
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Trump has vowed to pursue fair trade on all fronts including with China while avoiding trade war, which also means rewriting the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA.
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Because Trump is using a separate tool to pursue the tariffs on Mexican goods, lawmakers may consider rewriting or expanding those bills in order to address the looming threat.
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Kevin Brock who actually supervised the rewriting of the rules of informants of the FBI joined us week, week before on the Angle, let&apos watch what he said.
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And that the reason the album is called "2000," when it comes out when she's 221, is because she spends another two years rewriting and remaking all those songs.
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The Nevada Assembly passed a bill Tuesday rewriting part of a state abortion law that required physicians to tell pregnant women about the "emotional implications" of having an abortion.
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Similarly, in "Rewriting on the Tomb" (2013), which hangs alongside the single-channel video "Pilgrimage to History" (2013), Harsono rubs Chinese characters from tombstones in memory of the deceased.
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We are back here again, with the second major piece of legislation that Republicans have advanced this year, the most significant rewriting of the tax code in a generation.
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The executive order directs the Environmental Protection Agency's leader Scott Pruitt to initiate the lengthy legal process of rescinding and rewriting the rule, called Waters of the United States.
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Rewriting the law Benjamin Fu, director of the special victims unit for the Tulsa County District Attorney's Office and the lead prosecutor on the case, called the decision absurd.
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Source: Mark LaSpisa, president and managing advisor of Vermillion Financial Advisors "Rewriting a plan is normally not too complicated unless your former plan includes an irrevocable trust," she said.
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Rewriting a thank-you letter to say "your donation has saved children like Tera" instead of "we have saved children like Tera" can boost future giving by roughly 226%.
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He will gravitate toward what he knows best — building projects, such as a wall (or fence) with Mexico and rebuilding U.S. infrastructure, and rewriting those trade deals he despises.
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An attempt by Mr Duque's government to subject FARC commanders to tougher terms by partially rewriting the peace agreement was rejected last month by congress and the constitutional court.
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The strikers want several changes under the overarching theme of ending slavery in prisons, starting with rewriting the 13th Amendment, which banned slavery except as punishment for a crime.
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We have driven the debate that put the brakes on the [Trans-Pacific Partnership] and have established the standard for rewriting the economic rules that will shape this election.
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Maduro, who has said that rewriting the constitution is needed to restore order, told a rally earlier this week in Caracas that he has proposed talks with the opposition.
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Because it means he understands the power of grievance, the power of rewriting history -- or the present -- to fit into a contorted ideology that catalyzes hate into political power.
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" In preventing the guidance from going into effect, a federal district court agreed, finding that President Obama "is not just rewriting the laws, he is creating them from scratch.
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An LDP draft for a revised constitution calls for, among other things, rewriting Article 9, which renounces war, to recast the country's "self-defence forces" as regular armed forces.
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Rispone has depicted himself as a political outsider with business acumen who is setting his sights on rewriting the state constitution in order to reform the state's tax code.
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Rispone had depicted himself as a political outsider with business acumen who is setting his sights on rewriting the state constitution in order to reform the state's tax code.
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The reason: The country's dictator-in-training, Nicolás Maduro, plans to complete the transition to a full-blown autocracy by rewriting the constitution through proxies "elected" on July 30.
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The Interior Department on Monday began accepting public comments on a new five-year offshore drilling plan, an early step toward rewriting the blueprint for drilling in federal waters.
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Interior said it will implement that plan, which limits lease sales to the Gulf of Mexico and waters off of south-central Alaska, while reviewing and eventually rewriting it.
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In the 1890s, as she declined into dementia, she kept rewriting the text of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and sometimes wandered into the Twain house, mistaking it for her own.
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In 2013, journalists at Southern Weekend, another Southern Media Group publication, protested over a local propaganda official's rewriting of a new year's editorial to neuter its endorsement of constitutionalism.
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Government-funded news agency Voice Of America has posted a story about first daughter Ivanka Trump's new book, "Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success" on its website.
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Photo: WILLIAM WEST/AFP/Getty Images Photo: WILLIAM WEST/AFP/Getty Images They spent a good part of 2016 rewriting the software and getting it set up on AWS.
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Members of Congress have a rare chance this year to thaw this chilled speech, rebuild trust, and restore privacy by rewriting Section 702 or simply by letting it expire.
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The two deals again underscore how budget carriers are rewriting the rule book by combining bargain fares augmented by optional services and upgrades for which passengers pay additional fees.
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Lawrence Lessig, the Harvard Law School professor and recent, if brief, Democratic presidential candidate, said he doubted that an amendments convention would run amok, rewriting the nation's seminal rules.
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While he stopped short of explicitly killing the accord or rewriting it, the president did it great harm and kicked its fate to Congress, where its future is uncertain.
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We see men whose careers have fallen because of the terrible things they have done to women blatantly rewriting their own histories in thinly veiled attempts to garner sympathy.
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Rather than rendering global disaster or rewriting existing political regimes, Braithwaite zeroes in on the fine-grained and domestic; the everyday but still-brutal acts of violence against women.
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Mr. Trump has been angered in recent months by Canada's refusal to give in to his demands for rewriting Nafta and has consistently threatened to withdraw from the agreement.
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I was very timid as I called Steve and asked him if he would consider rewriting the song to be about the music world, rather than the art world.
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ARTS AND LETTERS At 96, the American-born, Italy-based sculptor Beverly Pepper has spent six decades bending metal to her will and rewriting the rules of modern art.
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"Should I be getting the same as some new writer whose script I'm rewriting because their work is so green and new and I'm teaching that person?" he asked.
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The big question in Washington now is whether rewriting the tax code, which has not been done since 1986, will be any easier than undoing the Affordable Care Act.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Rewriting cross-border corporate tax rules could increase governments' tax revenues by up to 4%, or $100 billion annually, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation estimated on Thursday.
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Boldly rewriting the opera's dialogue to accommodate his concept, Mr. Tcherniakov presents "Carmen" as a large-scale role-play, a novel bit of psychotherapy for a numb modern man.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump directed the Environmental Protection Agency to start withdrawing and rewriting Mr. Obama's Clean Power Plan, which would have closed hundreds of coal-fired power plants.
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Rewriting the methane rules was a key component of Trump's energy platform during his presidential campaign, and an executive order in March directed the agencies to begin the process.
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One of the most frustrating character changes, rewriting Nico Minoru's character from the teen witch of the comics to someone who just owns an alien staff, is completely retconned.
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But many fear that a likely first step will be the abolition of the country's legislature, a tactic first used by Mr. Chávez when rewriting the Constitution in 1999.
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My inclination is to make everything very dense and I usually end up thinning textures and creating sections of lower activity during the rewriting/revision process I mentioned earlier.
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At the time, the book, titled "Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules of Success," was intended to be a natural extension of Ivanka Trump's eponymous fashion and lifestyle brand.
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Cotton warned that the second step of the process -- the act of rewriting regulations by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price -- would be at the whim of the courts.
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Even that scene in the car, there had been a version of it that I worked with them on rewriting, sort of incorporating a little more of this mystery stuff.
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The administration could step up enforcement of anti-dumping laws, but rewriting US trade law would require the help of Congress — something the president hasn't had much success with lately.
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Between rewriting her script and practicing her monologue day after day, Patrick is doing her best to make sure she doesn't miss a step in front of the millions watching.
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Before its first test run, Rob Lloyd, CEO of the tech start-up, said that the company — formerly known as Hyperloop Transportation Technologies — is "rewriting the rules" in transportation technology.
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After agreeing to the principle of rewriting cross-border tax rules earlier this year, the OECD said 129 countries and territories had endorsed a 40-page work programme http://www.oecd.
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For smaller coins in particular, rewriting transactions on the public ledger can be damaging because it ruins the legitimacy of all transactions — something that could very well kill the coin.
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She said she would prioritise rewriting the CDU's statement of principles by 2021 (when the next election is due) and make the CDU "the place where there's a real contest".
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She wishes to arrest inequality not just through redistribution, by boosting welfare and entitlement spending, but "predistribution", which means rewriting rules that contribute to lopsided incomes in the first place.
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The wedding dress retailer is "rewriting the rules" by featuring an array of non-traditional brides wearing their designs in the brand's new TV spot, including a same sex couple.
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Trump's dedication to bringing manufacturing back to America by rewriting trade deals and throwing up protectionist walls, is perhaps the most unique part of his jobs agenda, according to Mitchell.
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The idea that we can work together for something better is a theme throughout DuVernay's video, which shows women from all walks of life, the Founding Mothers, rewriting the Constitution.
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"They should see quality of execution go up, not just because of speed, but we're completely rewriting our algorithms, we've brought in more researchers, more quants to improve our algos."
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McGovern lost, but the activists reformed the party, rewriting nomination and convention rules in ways that would encourage grassroots activism and insure significant roles for women and communities of color.
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And whether the barriers can be addressed without rewriting those laws will have a big effect on whether the executive measures announced by Obama this week will have much impact.
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The practice of sharing rides came out of nowhere five years ago, and two years ago, docked bike share seemed to be rewriting what was possible with on-demand transportation.
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Changing the rules mid-game: The President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, who took office in 2013 after the death of former socialist leader Hugo Chavez, is rewriting the country's constitution.
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The idea that growth and proficiency are both important, but that growth was key to capturing what proficiency misses, came up frequently in the recent debate over rewriting the law.
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Maduro, who has said that rewriting the constitution is needed to restore order, told a rally for his supporters Thursday in Caracas that he has proposed talks with the opposition.
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Excerpted from Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success, by Ivanka Trump, in agreement with Portfolio, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Mnuchin was ordered to review the entirety of the Dodd-Frank Act with a similar executive order in February, and the administration is already working on rewriting the tax code.
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The report made 47 recommendations, including creating a board oversight committee, rewriting Uber's cultural values, reducing alcohol use at work events, and prohibiting intimate relationships between employees and their bosses.
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His proposed travel ban targeting Muslim-majority countries drew widespread condemnation last year, but he refused to back down, rewriting the proposal twice so that it might withstand judicial scrutiny.
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New polling finds that 51 percent of Americans support rewriting the First Amendment, which secures the right to free speech, a free press, and freedom of religion, among other things.
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Rewriting those regulations under normal procedures takes time, Legomsky added, and it's unclear whether the courts would approve if he tried to accelerate the process by invoking national security concerns.
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"So what we started doing was we started peeling off all the business logic from our backend ERP and we started rewriting it ourselves on our own platform," he explained.
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Right-wing leaders in Hungary and Poland are hostile to immigrants, while critics say the governments of those countries are also rewriting national laws to undermine democratic checks and balances.
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She said it took "a lot of rewriting" to make "The One with the Jam" — in which Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow) starts dating her twin sister Ursula's stalker (David Arquette) — work.
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To make its case, the government is arguing that something like rewriting a mobile operating system today is essentially the same as leasing old-fashioned telephone wires in the 1970s.
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By enacting comprehensive sealing statutes and rewriting its regressive discovery laws, New York can protect the innocent, as well as provide a second chance for people who have rehabilitated themselves.
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Perhaps he was unable to get permission to reproduce originals, or perhaps the original Italian required some rewriting in this way, but actual reproductions would have been more effective here.
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Generally: Immigration court –> Board of Immigration Appeals (the quasi-appellate body that Attorney General Jeff Sessions has been rewriting a bunch of precedents for) –> US Court of Appeals –> Supreme Court.
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"The Obama Administration went too far in rewriting this provision by setting overly broad and vague standards and as a result, put taxpayers on the hook for too many loans."
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"We adapt the scores: We have a person doing arrangements, and taking arias and rewriting them for the kids' chorus," said Axel Hiller, the Salzburg concert department's opera camp coordinator.
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Alex Rosenblat is a researcher at Data & Society and the author of the forthcoming book "Uberland: How Algorithms Are Rewriting the Rules of Work," from which this essay is adapted.
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But for Mr. Kaczynski — as for some other populist leaders in Eastern and Central Europe, most notably Hungary — the purpose of rewriting history in this way is to gain power.
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Now, with her acclaimed role in Jordan Peele's highly anticipated new horror movie, "Us," she is rewriting a Hollywood playbook for stars at her level, our pop culture reporter writes.
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If Aipac wants to make itself useful in the hearts-and-minds campaign that lies ahead, it should consider rewriting the rules, and make common cause with the loyal opposition.
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For Everfair, the titular African nation of Nisi Shawl's magisterial 1163 novel rewriting the history of the Belgian Congo, the author created an entire country and its institutions from scratch.
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The play had a production at the Alliance Theater in Atlanta; he has been rewriting for New York audiences who might be less familiar with Tennessee, where it is set.
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His films are only ever provisional, taking shape through the editing process and sometimes even on set, where he is famous for rewriting — or adding new — scenes during the shooting.
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He modeled it on "The Alice B. Toklas Cookbook," published in 1954, copying every paragraph, then rewriting a modern interpretation — a bit like singing a standard in his sultry voice.
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So instead of rewriting our genetic code, a better approach might be to change the interplay between our genes and environment — in this case by altering the microbes we encounter.
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He did not back down after the state restaurant lobbying group won an initial round in federal court, instead rewriting the rules so they did not conflict with federal law.
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During this exhilarating sea change new talent emerged, older talent was newly appreciated and the history of American art was suddenly up for grabs — and in dire need of rewriting.
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The report made 20143 recommendations, including creating a board oversight committee, rewriting Uber's cultural values, reducing alcohol use at work events, and prohibiting intimate relationships between employees and their bosses.
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JW: And it's part of this larger rewriting of a historical narrative and a historical record, right, that slaves had it good, and that slavery was actually kind of benevolent.
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Today, Amazon and VMware have a partnership to help companies move their IT infrastructure into the cloud, without having to do much by way of rewriting or rethinking their setup.
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After months of consultation with lawyers and rewriting to avoid any breach of "crown copyright," which lasts 125 years for unpublished documents, I decided not to take out the material.
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The vote was a prelude to rewriting Venezuela's constitution, which would fortify Maduro's grip on power as his nation remains mired in economic crisis and rocked by deadly street clashes.
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Administration officials said the new order would direct the Environmental Protection Agency to start the legal process of withdrawing and rewriting the Clean Power Plan, Mr. Obama's climate change policy.
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But now, the FCC has simply waved aside these restrictions on its power, effectively rewriting the law, while the court deferred to the agency's interpretation that it could do so.
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He strong-armed foreign energy companies to share more profits with the state, investing the proceeds in education and health care while rewriting the country's Constitution to speed his reforms.
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The Department of City Planning is in the middle of rewriting zoning code for the neighborhood, developing a draft community plan that will set boundaries for development in the area.
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ASABA, Nigeria — Sitting on a blue plastic stool in the sweltering heat, Ugezu J. Ugezu, one of Nigeria's top filmmakers, was furiously rewriting his script as the cameras prepared to roll.
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But if a party is really intent on rewriting laws, the filibuster presents an obstacle, as the Democrats found out in the early years of both the Obama and Clinton administrations.
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A victim of a sexual assault that allegedly took place in 2016 is accusing a former friend, a rising beauty YouTuber, of rewriting her experiences to protect his new online brand.
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" Ramping up the simmering battles over contentious cultural issues in America, the states, led by Texas and most with Republican governors, accused the federal government of rewriting laws by "administrative fiat.
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Its drivers continue to lose important legal battles challenging their classification as independent contractors, but major markets like New York City are rewriting the rules to improve working conditions for drivers.
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How can I possibly think outside the box when my supervisor's breathing down my neck on rewriting the report so that it follows the exact template he laid out for me.
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I wrote the first version of the movie before Broad City came out, and when I was rewriting it and saw the show I was like, 'That is what I want!
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As Vulture writes, Fisher did more than just reprise her role as Princess Leia — she had a hand in rewriting most of the script to give it some much-needed humor.
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She said that this would give some certainty to business and also promised that any future rewriting of existing EU laws would not see any weakening of employment protection in Britain.
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People in this community love rewriting history, so much that another popular section of their forums, dynasties, features players taking their games and creating episodic content that can last for years.
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While repeatedly refusing to countenance rewriting the Withdrawal Agreement, the EU has said it could change the non-binding "Political Declaration" on future ties that is part of the divorce deal.
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So I hope in the film, that there's a slight rewriting of history Rudi, did you ever talk to Whitney about how the music industry pressured her to be more "white"?
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While tax reform is a regular talking point, the reality is the GOP is nowhere near agreement -- and in many ways rewriting the tax code is more complicated than health care.
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When we contort our bodies in a radical openness, there will and must always be a fissure of opportunity for renewal, unbridled emotion, and a rewriting of history as our own.
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It means rewriting tax and regulatory law to stop discouraging domestic investment and squelching job creation, while also attacking the corporate cronyism that gives special treatment to wealthy and entrenched interests.
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Earlier this year, in August, researchers found traces of 6,000-year-old wine on ancient pottery recovered from a Sicilian cave, rewriting the history of wine-making on the Italian peninsula.
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The problems begin with a wholesale rejection and rewriting of the facts found at the trial concerning market definition, based on nothing more than the appeals court's own finding of facts.
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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday took the first step toward rewriting one of the most controversial rules written under the Dodd-Frank banking law passed after the 2008-2009 financial crisis.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has committed to rewriting a regulation banning certain uses of heat-trapping chemicals, a low-profile but nonetheless significant climate policy issued by then-President Barack Obama.
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Some ways it could do that might include taking control of certain government ministries, or even rewriting parts of the country's Constitution to align more favorably with its conservative Islamist ideology.
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As a presidential candidate last year, Kasich proposed rewriting Medicaid to limit the amount of funding for each person in the program — the same idea congressional Republicans are looking at now.
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The parties settled the lawsuit Monday, with the state agreeing to make a $65,000 payment to the plaintiffs and the governor's office rewriting its social media policies, The Baltimore Sun reported.
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Rewriting the tax code was the kind of herculean lift many doubted Congress could pull off, especially after the Senate failed to repeal Obamacare last summer and again in the fall.
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He joked that we were rewriting the Train song, "50 Ways to Say Goodbye," except instead of the ways I left, we would end up with the 50 ways we'd met.
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"Any idea of rewriting the rules in a substantial way would be complete madness and make this country look like an absolute shambles," he told Hancock during an exchange in parliament.
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Mr. O'Rourke spoke of rewriting immigration laws "in our own image," and of freeing the unauthorized young immigrants known as "Dreamers" from the fear of deportation by making them U.S. citizens.
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On Thursday, he will visit a sneaker factory in Massachusetts, where he will make the case that rewriting the tax code is the key to improving the fortunes of American manufacturers.
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Some ways it could do that might include taking control of certain government ministries, or even rewriting parts of the country's constitution to align more favorably with its hardline Islamist ideology.
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If Chile moves forward with rewriting its constitution, it should do so without upending the political system that has produced one of the healthiest and wealthiest democracies in the Western Hemisphere.
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But Mr. Trump's choice of a major corporate investor to play a role in rewriting regulations that could affect those companies renewed concerns about conflicts of interest in the next administration.
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The Obama administration, after spending the last several years consolidating and rewriting the rules, has issued a new, comprehensive set, and it is making all 41 pages of the rules public.
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By 2010, the Fallows Question would have taken you to the neuroscience departments at universities like N.Y.U., Harvard and U.S.C., where cognitive scientists were rewriting our understanding of the human mind.
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Republicans often point to Ronald Reagan's 1986 Tax Reform Act as the kind of ambitious rewriting of the tax laws that is possible with persistence, bipartisan cooperation and strong presidential leadership.
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But Democrats have united around a pledge not to cooperate on any rewriting of the tax code unless they know specifically how that revision might benefit the president and his family.
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The constituent assembly elections planned for the weekend are seen by critics as a way to cement Mr. Maduro's hold on power by rewriting the constitution and possibly dissolving state institutions.
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Rewriting the nation's tax code will be an enormous political fight, and on top of that, Mr. Trump also hopes to revive the Republican health care plan that collapsed last month.
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Meanwhile, the Environmental Protection Agency was jammed with thousands of pleas to maintain regulations when it asked for public comment on Trump's order to look into repealing or rewriting current rules.
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But top miners, including Poland's KGHM Polska Miedz SA , have recently expressed concern about longer-term prospects as the country assesses rewriting its constitution and overhauling tax laws to quell protests.
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First, Congress should insist that new legislation direct the Trump administration to work with allies to seek a successor agreement to the JCPOA, rather than simply unilaterally rewriting the JCPOA's terms.
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After making bold promises over the past few years on issues like overhauling expensive government programs, rewriting the tax code and defunding Planned Parenthood, Republicans face voter demands to follow through.
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But Trump's efforts to undo Obama's climate policies, such as an executive order expected next week to begin the process of rewriting landmark regulations for power plants, worry many international officials.
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