You may have to scale back your children's education as you scale back the rest of your life, particularly as you go from one household to two.
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Unsurprisingly, banks are trying to scale back on their risks.
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That could prompt Universal to scale back its ambitious plans.
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Hyperloop One's design has had to scale back that idea.
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This prompted the market to scale back rate hike expectations.
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Indeed, he promised to scale back his rhetoric on sanctions.
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And Republicans have long vowed to scale back the rules.
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Right now it is forcing some funds to scale back.
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Ultimately, they have usually had to scale back their ambitions.
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Now GOP state legislators want to scale back the move.
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They told Shkreli to scale back such activity, Richardson said.
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Can an influx of new affordable homes scale back gentrification?
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Recently revealed plans show how the Fed will scale back.
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The tougher climate is now forcing Ryanair to scale back.
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Brooklyn&aposs district attorney also said he would scale back prosecutions.
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The alternative would be to scale back the group's investment plans.
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Trump has said he would scale back regulation if elected president.
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"We're constantly trying to scale back problems we've caused," she said.
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A second one would scale back Obama's request to $1.1 billion.
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Some firms would have no choice but to scale back research.
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Others are examining which services they could cut or scale back.
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Gavin Newsom (D) said the state would scale back the effort.
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Mike Lee, R-Utah, that would scale back Trump's trade authority.
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But the part-time option keeps them engaged in the work force, keeps their skills current and allows them to scale back when they need to and then scale back up when the time is right.
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"For five years, the world told the Chinese that they were over-invested, they needed to scale back on overcapacity , they needed to scale back on manufacturing, they needed to shift to a consumption economy," he said.
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Toyota said it had no plans to scale back small car sales.
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We should scale back this economic assistance and switch to military aid.
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America is mulling whether to scale back its military operations in Africa.
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Dick's Sporting Goods has announced it will scale back its gun business.
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But the Trump administration is highlighting rules it wants to scale back.
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Both DraftKings and FanDuel say they will significantly scale back their marketing.
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In 2011, Indiana and Kentucky agreed to scale back to $2.6 billion.
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The NFL won't be easily convinced to scale back its programming, though.
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Why did you decide to scale back on playing the L.P.G.A. Tour?
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Many suppliers have been forced to halt or scale back some operations.
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The budget would significantly scale back public financing for federal energy research.
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Congressional Republicans are appealing to Trump to scale back his tariffs decision.
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If you scale back how much you're buying overall, you'll save money.
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It would even scale back training and support for local emergency responders.
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In the short run it could cause firms to scale back hiring.
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Without more money, the authorities will have to scale back on arrests.
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She will then scale back her lifestyle to afford whatever her income is.
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"We have no current plans to scale back our European operations," Anderson said.
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Without that money, Republicans would have to scale back their plans, disappointing investors.
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Not all of India's refiners plan to scale back orders from Iran, though.
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Farmers have been ordered to curtail their water use and scale back planting.
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But Pai is moving forward to scale back net neutrality where he can.
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It's hard to scale back free lunches and free dry cleaning or whatever.
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I can exceed 70km if I scale back the power — but that's boring.
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We decide to scale back our guru hunt and let things play out.
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Still, the adjusted timeline means Tesla has to scale back in other areas.
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"If you are used to going out for drinks, scale back," she said.
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Instead, the Senate "BetterCare" plan proposes to scale back key protections and benefits.
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So-called reforms are really just disguised attempts to scale back the program.
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Past efforts to scale back the employer plan exemption have been highly unpopular.
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I didn't know where I was on the scale back then (last week).
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"There are no plans to scale back our investments in Chile," he said.
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I would make a plan to save money and scale back your spending.
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Some college administrators may gladly scale back an aggressive approach that invites lawsuits.
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And it's facing questions over a decision to scale back on safety sensors.
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In principle, the airlines could scale back in-flight food and beverage service.
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Beijing was forced to scale back ambitions late last year amid technical problems.
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"Most people choose to scale back and pursue other interests," Mr. Ceru said.
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The airline has had to drastically cut routes and scale back expansion plans.
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I've had to scale back, mostly on entertainment, going out — none of that.
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I've had to scale back, mostly on entertainment, going out — none of that.
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The company has had to scale back its production there as a result.
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It would significantly scale back enforcement of existing environmental regulation and decrease staffing.
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Raymond James is telling investors to scale back their positions in payments company Square.
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"We'd just scale back from fatFIRE to FIRE and live in peace," he said.
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But Pakistan's debt woes have prompted Islamabad to scale back some of the projects.
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Samsung has no plans to scale back on its original marketing plans, he said.
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The president has instructed the agencies to scale back on the Affordable Care Act.
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The Washington Post first reported the decision to scale back or stop some programs.
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Within a month of the letters, USCIS was forced to scale back the move.
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Since the amendment was included, there have been few efforts to scale back exemptions.
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It announced incredible sales numbers, only to have buyers scale back or drop out.
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Only 11 percent "want to scale back what the law does," according to Kaiser.
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Flagging sales have led companies such as Adidas AG to scale back golf investments.
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Our approach to the show is to film everything and then scale back later.
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Traders expect the Fed to scale back the number of rate hikes this year.
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Quarles would help to spearhead the White House's efforts to scale back financial regulations.
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But oddly, it doesn't do anything at all to scale back the Medicaid cuts.
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Forty-three percent of Americans want to fully repeal or scale back the law.
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It is doubtful Democrats would act hastily to scale back the filibuster against legislation.
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The proposal would scale back the legal protections on Medicare rebates, essentially eliminating them.
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Tillerson's efforts to scale back the special envoy system are needed, and broadly supported.
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"If they scale back all overseas exercises that's a much bigger deal," Cancian said.
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The move follows a series of decisions at Dick's to scale back gun sales.
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The Pentagon appears ready to scale back military operations in West Africa even further.
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Amtrak will scale back service in certain regions to cut costs during the outbreak.
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Taxpayers could provide it — or the state could scale back services and cut jobs.
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That process can require congressional committees to scale back mandatory spending by set amounts.
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But now is not the time to scale back on TFI funding or manpower.
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Pai has already said he is eager to review and scale back the rules.
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To focus more on markets such as California, , MedMen had to scale back elsewhere.
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The proposal to scale back interest deductions for companies did not make the cut.
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Now the company is signalling it might scale back, or even abandon those plans.
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Except then Donald Trump got elected and promised to scale back those rules anyway.
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Another challenger, HonestBee, has seemingly had to scale back ambitious plans for Southeast Asia, too.
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Researchers are conducting studies to measure whether it's safe to scale back treatment of DCIS.
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Wiechers also warned that companies could scale back investment in Britain after the Brexit vote.
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Traders now expect the Fed to scale back the number of rate hikes this year.
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But, I will scale back a little bit right now, just focus on playing basketball.
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The European Central Bank is also expected to scale back its quantitative easing (QE) program.
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It has forced some investment banks to scale back or outsource their coverage of companies.
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I don't think [getting closer to profitability] is a good reason to scale back growth.
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Boeing will scale back production starting in September due to weakness in commercial air freight.
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Even technology companies like Apple are announcing new features meant to scale back screen time.
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High on his list: net neutrality, which Pai intends to revisit and possibly scale back.
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The banks have started to scale back plans to sell off their non-performing loans.
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Bramson wants to scale back Barclays' investment bank to reduce risk and boost shareholder returns.
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The next day, the tapper will scale back up the tree and retrieve the pots.
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Meanwhile, the divisive Republican nomination fight is forcing the party to scale back its spending.
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They include plans to scrap its global equities business and scale back its investment bank.
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Hopes are continuing to dim for breakout first-quarter growth, as economists scale back expectations.
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Would a Democrat in the White House do anything to scale back the imperial presidency?
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In recent years, many large publishers have opted to scale back or exit print altogether.
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However, the momentum has lost steam recently as investors scale back some of those expectations.
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Funding indigent defense would also help scale back mass incarceration, a goal both parties share.
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The U.S. Commerce Department said on Friday it may soon scale back restrictions on Huawei.
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Congress has been briefed on the plans to scale back the embassy, congressional aides say.
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There is speculation about a quiet agreement with the North to scale back military exercises.
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WALTER I think Mitch had said he had to scale back on it a little.
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Boeing has halted deliveries of the 737 Max and announced plans to scale back production.
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Bookbot's demise followed Google's decision to scale back efforts to compete with Amazon in shopping.
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Amid the delay, White House officials are making their case to scale back the legislation.
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In 2018, the ECB decided to scale back some of that stimulus amid improved data.
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The purpose of that memo was to get Google to scale back its diversity efforts.
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Proactively make moves that might logically explain a sales drop, and scale back and conserve resources.
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The central bank has said it plans to gradually scale back its emergency levels of stimulus.
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What in practice do we -- do we know that they're willing to do or scale back?
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The consolidation will bolster agencies as clients scale back their budgets, according to the Forrester report.
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The European Central Bank will scale back the volume of its monthly bond purchases in April.
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Other expansion states would "almost certainly drop or substantially scale back their expansions," the report said.
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Some fear Trump may scale back those advances under lobbying from the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers.
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In the year ahead, financial-services firms are expecting to scale back non-IT capital spending.
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Under the deal, Iran agreed to scale back its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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Gavin Newsom (D) said the state would scale back plans for a high-speed rail line.
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At last year's investor day, Wal-Mart announced a similar plan to scale back store openings.
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Huawei has previously signaled it would scale back its aggressive price competition to strengthen overall profits.
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Those two have been working to scale back fair lending enforcement and the Community Reinvestment Act.
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However, the loss of that income prompted the athlete and his wife to scale back financially.
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Republican Commissioners Ajit Pai and Mike O'Rielly have voiced their intentions to scale back the rules.
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At this point, it might be prudent to scale back our commitments and reduce our impacts.
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The general scale-back doesn't mean that the bots aren't getting at least marginally smarter, though.
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Once they do, federal courts will have to scale back their work in a serious way.
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If you're significantly over that, it might be time to look for ways to scale back.
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Presumably, those startups will continue moving into San Francisco as others scale back or shut down.
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Why this matters: Trump will inevitably ditch or scale back some of his less realistic promises.
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Bad weather and slow growth saw markets in May drastically scale back expectations for monetary tightening.
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Analysts expect airlines to scale back on growth once the peak summer travel season is over.
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They also want to remove the median and scale back the footprint of eight-lane intersections.
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An agreement to scale back the rhetoric would be a win for both Putin and Trump.
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Decisions to scale back routine maintenance turned this year into the subway's worst since the 1970s.
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"Provided the U.S. is working to improve rights, this is not the time to scale back."
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They pleaded with the city to let them scale back their buildings rather than raze them.
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Pompeo and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin have reportedly been in talks to scale back the cuts.
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Mr. Barr's effort this week to scale back those expectations, officials said, was born of necessity.
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The state could also expand access to parole and scale back habitual offender laws, he said.
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It's extremely doubtful an administration that has been defined by executive overreach would scale back now.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.), which would scale back the amount of legal immigration into the country.
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Imagine that your city's water treatment facility announced tomorrow that it would scale back its work.
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Where Tesla seems to scale back on its entry-level EV, Volkswagen offers a little more.
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As a result, the agency was forced to scale back on efforts to prevent disease outbreaks.
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"But ... once it gets overvalued into resistance, I'm going to look to scale back," he said.
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"We will focus on what we do well and scale back in some areas," he said.
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And if it is, and it's putting pressure on your budget, it's time to scale back.
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It's unclear whether Trump will scale back the U.S. presence in Afghanistan without a Taliban deal.
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Then, when developers identify problems in their creations, they scale back and make refinements in increments.
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I realized after I made that, I was like, 'Wow, I need to scale back on this.
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Now, the company has responded to concerns, and says that it will scale back its collection efforts.
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The scale-back comes after Deutsche had expanded its emerging market research team in Dubai in 2016.
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Diminishing funds, however, has recently led the agency to scale back or cancel activities at some shelters.
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Or at least see it scale back any touch options it does decide to introduce in future.
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This move to scale back production will also impact the number of cars FF planned to produce.
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The RBA's stated reluctance to ease has seen financial markets sharply scale back wagers on further cuts.
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Upbeat Chinese data for March had prompted some analysts to scale back expectations of additional support measures.
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It will end its Magnox nuclear power decommissioning contract and scale back its South African power operations.
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That's because when colleges lower their tuition, they tend to also scale back their financial aid packages.
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Some say privately that they have had to significantly scale back retirement plans or return to work.
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Borrowing costs have risen and lending to companies has slowed, leading them to scale back investment plans.
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When he sleeps through his cue in the big performance, he realizes it's time to scale back.
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By 2006, Wong said they had a record 600 attendees, and decided to scale back on advertising.
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Many firms scale back operations or close for long periods around the holidays, which begin on Feb.
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They complain about what they see as censorship by Facebook, and some have had to scale back.
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Health care just happens to be one thing that we cannot and should not scale back on.
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Gavin Newsom last month said he would scale back the $10 billion plan championed by his predecessor.
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Forced to scale back during the recession, the company has roughly doubled its workforce since, Bray said.
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You scale back your Facebooking by setting a specific purpose for each session and sticking to it.
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Many firms scale back operations or close for long periods around the holidays, which began on Feb.
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Meanwhile, long waits for state bill payments forced some social service providers to drastically scale back operations.
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The details: The proposal would scale back the legal protections for prescription drug rebates, essentially eliminating them.
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A proposed rule released Thursday would scale back the legal protections and eliminate some of those rebates.
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Reducing the outreach budget has forced local organizations known as navigators to dramatically scale back their operations.
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They used their clout to successfully scale back the ambitions of both Obama's stimulus package and Obamacare.
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We currently do not have any plans to scale back our capital expenditure in the United Kingdom.
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While the answer to those questions is a big "nope", I *did* scale back on my workouts.
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He indicated that Iran would want the US to scale back sanctions before any talks could begin.
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Chinese buyers are already starting to scale back orders, with a drop in supplies expected from September.
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Many people are voicing their anger on social media and demanding Epic Games scale back the punishment.
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The Trump administration will significantly scale back both of these activities, spending millions less on each program.
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Later, she said that she tells composers to aim high, then "scale back" if something doesn't work.
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They might balk if McConnell attempts to scale back the current bill's cuts to appease the moderates.
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And the big question is whether Republicans in Congress might scale back the solar and wind credits.
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The energy agency predicts those prices will keep tumbling as technology improves and governments scale back subsidies.
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Many of those immigrants came through family reunification policies that the Trump administration hopes to scale back.
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The Obama administration sought to scale back LIP funding in 2015, preferring that states instead expand Medicaid.
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The London-based bank aims to cut $4.5 billion in costs and scale back its Western operations.
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The outbreak has also prompted the U.S. and South Korean military to scale back planned joint exercises.
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It's important to scale back on a busy schedule and enjoy your downtime every now and then.
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Now, one of the immediate questions he faces is whether to accelerate or scale back those efforts.
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To do otherwise is to scale back hard-won gains and hinder our progress toward true equality.
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The White House has also told Republicans to scale back their defense of Pruitt, according to Bloomberg.
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The amendment also would narrow the time period for the bill's scale-back of the Johnson Amendment.
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Without border adjustment, lawmakers could have to scale back the House Republican "Better Way" tax reform blueprint.
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Now Trump plans to scale back that policy, leaving states to fumble (or not) on their own.
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After years of explosive growth, coding boot camps are starting to scale back, if not shut down altogether.
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Chile's copper output fell in January as the year-long rout in prices forced miners to scale back.
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Some of Tanzania's biggest investors have said they could scale back their operations because of tougher tax demands.
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It was de-listed as a state sponsor in 2008 after agreeing to scale back its nuclear program.
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That could see international banks scale back in London, but also hurt European firms' access to capital markets.
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"We will continue to scale back our commitments under the 2015 deal if our interests are not guaranteed."
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Instagram has already said that it was planning to scale back its Platform API, just not this early.
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Greece said it would scale back its rescue effort because the finds were in waters under Egyptian jurisdiction.
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Ultimately, however, littleBits was forced to scale back that licensing in order to focus on its educational initiatives.
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Christian Lindner, the FDP's leader, suggested on November 5th that Germany might have to scale back its ambition.
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Meanwhile, global markets continued to scale back bets of a hefty rate cut by the U.S. central bank.
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He said newly reinstated U.S. sanctions against Iran would encourage Tehran to scale back its presence in Syria.
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Conversely, those who grew up with stay-at-home mothers were more likely to scale back their careers.
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So it's hard to know for sure where Ofo still operates and where it plans to scale back.
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Businesses typically rush out shipments and then scale back operations or close for long periods around the holidays.
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Oil and gas companies continue to scale back production amid a global crude glut and record-low prices.
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Scale back from how many new projects you're taking on and hammer out the ones you've already started.
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And what's more, it may mean that scientists have to slightly scale back their current climate change projections.
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Trump's victory is forcing President Barack Obama to scale back his ambitions for his final months in office.
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As US adoptive families increasingly began looking abroad, many developing nations began to scale back their adoption programs.
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Years of falling prices due to steep competition in commercial insurance have led many insurers to scale back.
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These tariffs will be particularly felt in rural states, where small newspaper operations will have to scale back.
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But those states were asking to scale back their coverage from a full expansion to a partial one.
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The House has spent most of the last several weeks considering measures to scale back Obama-era regulations.
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Pichai also cited declining TGIF attendance and employees' differing expectations for the meetings as reasons to scale back.
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But he said Athens still wanted Schaeuble and the IMF to scale back demands for more belt-tightening.
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If St. Clair goes over the $103,000 budget this month, she'll scale back in February with tighter guidelines.
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The Democratic National Committee is pushing to scale back superdelegates' power in the 2020 presidential election, per Politico.
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Trump&aposs plans for the wall stalled in Congress, forcing the president to dramatically scale back the project.
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The Trump administration has made missteps in its efforts to scale back the sprawling global war on terrorism.
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But on Wednesday, President Hassan Rouhani said Iran would scale back some of its commitments to the deal.
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The first thing I did was identify expenses to scale back for maximum impact: rent, phone and food.
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But if lawmakers scale back their proposals, they might be seen as failing to deliver on campaign promises.
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Some investors are concerned that limited partners will scale back investments, especially family offices and individually wealthy backers.
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When oil becomes cheap, oil producers get into financial trouble, scale back their drilling, and lay off workers.
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Though the activities are not forbidden, public officials have begun imploring the skiers and snowboarders to scale back.
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Next week, Coloradans will vote on a regulation designed to scale back how much fracking would be permitted.
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For example, it could scale back joint military exercises or agree to withdraw U.S. troops from the country.
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He played a leading role in the fraught effort to scale back the State Department's presence in Iraq.
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Even those who have labored for decades to scale back immigration did not expect such a dramatic change.
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In both states, officials were forced to scale back their ambitions because of financial concerns and industry opposition.
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He said he plans to scale back his travel and the number of events he participates in. pic.twitter.
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Berlin told its citizens to exercise caution when traveling to Turkey and threatened to scale back economic cooperation.
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Leaders floated but eventually rejected an offer to scale back the cuts by hundreds of billions of dollars.
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The sanctions have already led banks and many companies around the world to scale back dealings with Iran.
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When CFOs are nervous, they tend to scale back on spending on things like factories and new equipment.
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Despite the additional scrutiny, Cao said he was not worried about a scale back in overseas Chinese investment.
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An uptick in violence has led many organizations to pull out or scale back their footprint in Afghanistan.
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Some companies, for example, will continue to pursue electric car programs, while others may scale back their plans.
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It would scale back legal protections to eliminate secretive rebates between drug manufacturers, insurers and pharmacy benefits managers.
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It then began plans to scale back its investment bank to refocus on Europe and its home market.
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"You need to scale back now, so [that] in six months you haven't exhausted that emergency fund," he said.
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Stiff competition in the industry has pushed some companies out of the market, or forced them to scale back.
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At a time when most US airlines were beginning to scale back on their services, JetBlue would offer more.
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If a Trump administration were to scale back these rules, the cost of coal power would drop a bit.
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A current challenge is that the oil-price collapse has made clients scale back and prioritize long-term projects.
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Mr. Bevin, however, campaigned on a pledge to "scale back" the Medicaid expansion (by how much, he didn't say).
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Like most anxious New Yorkers, I'd give half my life savings for my amygdala to scale back its hours.
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So right now she's facing a choice: Pay a lot more money, or scale back her level of coverage.
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Taking supply first, and this week has seen the world's top three producers all scale back their expected output.
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IS THAT STILL A PROBLEM AND ARE YOU GOING TO SCALE BACK YOUR APPLE PRODUCT PRESENCE DURING THE HOLIDAYS?
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Investors have rushed to scale back Fed rate cut expectations following unexpectedly strong gains in U.S. jobs in June.
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It then announced it would scale back its global investment bank and refocus on Europe and its home market.
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He thinks the bank needs to concentrate on investment banking, not retail, in Europe, and scale back in America.
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She is planning to scale back on her duties and hand more responsibility over to her son, Prince Charles.
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The move aimed to reduce uncertainty around compensation rather than to scale back the amount paid, the bank said.
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As major U.S. carriers scale back their growth plans in Europe, Norwegian is taking up some of the slack.
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Tom Price (R-Ga.), a doctor, will play a key role in the Republican push to scale back ObamaCare.
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That has forced retailers like J.C. Penney, Abercrombie & Fitch, and Macy's to scale back on brick-and-mortar operations.
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But that support is now dissipating as China and Saudi Arabia scale back purchases of Western assets, he said.
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Low prices encouraged some farmers to scale back on wheat and instead hold out for a spring-planted crop.
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Gas production has been falling since April as low prices forced many gas companies to scale back drilling programs.
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In March, Sessions ordered a review of all these agreements and announced his intention to scale back federal intervention.
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But firms that scale back too far may damage future growth prospects, forcing them to splash out on acquisitions.
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Investors have rushed to scale back Fed rate cut expectations following unexpectedly strong gains in U.S. jobs for June.
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The company's energy business has struggled as exploration companies scale back projects amid a slide in global oil prices.
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An associate director at OMB, Kraninger is expected to continue Mulvaney's efforts to scale back bureau oversight and regulation.
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Is she over Disney, or are the Kardashians just looking to scale back the theatrics following last year's turmoil?
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These groups allied with one another and successfully pressured Congress to scale back the scope of the visa program.
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Conservative lawmakers have often clashed with scientists over the grave financial implications of having to scale back carbon emissions.
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How that deal is structured and whether it would prompt automakers to scale back production in Mexico remains unclear.
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Gas production has been falling since April as low prices forced many gas companies to scale back drilling programmes.
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Once the government moved in March to scale back some cooling measures, people jumped on the news, he said.
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The Bureau of Prisons acknowledged in a statement that management may scale back programming when facilities are short-staffed.
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The move is the latest in what critics see as the Trump administration's effort to scale back transgender rights.
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But how do we scale back our busy lifestyle and get more done at home and in the office?
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He could use a procedural tactic to scale back the commission's expanded authority more quickly without seeking public comment.
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Companies, like Canopy Growth, have since taken drastic actions to scale back to ensure near- and long-term profitability.
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Members of the coalition said they considered a promise to scale back future regulation key to encouraging Republican support.
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In the days since the announcement, opponents have fiercely lobbied the administration to abandon or scale back the measure.
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Cory Booker (who lamented the bickering among Democrats when Republicans are trying to scale back health coverage) and Rep.
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Rights organizations argue that with monitoring capabilities ramping up, it may be hard for governments to scale back down.
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The Senate bill would maintain Obamacare's tax credit system, but it would scale back the value of the credits.
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While Ryanair has not changed its fare forecasts, some analysts had predicted it would scale back planned fare cuts.
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SOX critics would like to scale back 404(b) so that fewer companies are subject to this important provision.
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Administration officials have been moving to scale back refugee resettlement in the US since President Donald Trump took office.
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Since then, Mr. Mulvaney has worked hard to scale back its ambitions and freeze much of its enforcement activities.
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The real's 10 percent gain so far this month led the central bank to scale back its currency intervention.
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He believes the U.S. can agree to scale back joint exercises with South Korea and still protect its ally.
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Meanwhile, the European Central Bank (ECB) is widely expected to scale back its quantitative easing (QE) program in 2017.
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Shell's potential scale-back comes as Venezuela's oil industry, home to the world's biggest crude reserves, is in meltdown.
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Russia's move comes despite a promise from President Vladimir Putin to scale back Russia's military commitment in the country.
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Since taking over in 2015, Staley has sought to scale back the bank's geographical presence and prioritized investment banking.
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Major investors over the past week have called for Deutsche to scale back its sprawling global investment banking unit.
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In normal negotiations when your first offer is rejected, a wise tactic would be to scale back the ask.
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Paris officials received the project's premiere more enthusiastically, but it has nonetheless been forced to scale back its ambitions.
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"The most important reciprocal step would be to scale back - not (just) postpone - the spring joint exercises," he said.
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Maybe you can forgo the custom holiday cards, for example, scale back the holiday party or pass on the poinsettias.
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Or, you might realize that you realistically can't make time for your initial goal, so you have to scale back.
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They must either scale back their reliance on Chinese manufacturers or get comfortable with higher costs and slimmer profit margins.
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With the inflation rate above its target, the ECB will be under pressure to scale back its bond-buying program.
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Schumacher predicted Tuesday on CNBC's "Futures Now " that the Fed will scale back the number of rate hikes next year.
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He has since taken various other steps to scale back regulations, which Republicans and the business community have largely cheered.
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An extremist group may scale back attacks or abandon them if the violence begins to run counter to their goals.
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Then Paul clarified that after an extended period of posting a new vlog every day, he's going to scale back.
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Davis suggests they simply scale back the festival from a carnival to a party and do it at the farm.
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The deal comes amid falling oil prices and reduced drilling activity as oil producers mothball rigs and scale back spending.
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This has disrupted imports of food and other materials and caused many foreign banks to scale back business with Qatar.
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Major investors over the past week have called for Deutsche Bank to scale back its sprawling global investment banking business.
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With any luck, this technology could also help scale back the thousands of crashes that involve semi trucks each year.
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They've shown a track record to reel you in and then scale back so you have to pay for promotion.
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If attempts are made to scale back or remove them, the reaction from communities and community groups will be fierce.
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The frigid forecasts prompted authorities to scale back plans for Sunday New Year's Eve celebrations in some cities, including Toronto.
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But facing lower than expected travel demand, a number of carriers have already begun to scale back their Cuba operations.
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The court ruled that the plan to scale back cost-of-living increases violated pension protections in the state's constitution.
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The other half were told to scale back their cigarettes gradually for two weeks leading up to their quit day.
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States could dramatically scale back benefits by doubling down on policies that limit medications or cut reimbursements to health plans.
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According to the traditional Washington script, POTUS was expected to apologize profusely, beg forgiveness, and radically scale back his goals.
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This required him to scale back the gore (which was unacceptable to the markets) and amp up the celebrity coverage.
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In past years, a handful of banks have failed the tests and had to scale back their payouts to shareholders.
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"I am not hearing anything that would tell me otherwise," Hodges said when asked whether Trump might scale back deployments.
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It also aims to scale back operations in bond sales and equities trading, particularly in the United States and Asia.
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Many economists who forecast the central bank will scale back stimulus said that will happen sometime in 2020 or later.
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The news came a day after the Defense Department said the U.S. had no plans to scale back the exercises.
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It's the latest move to scale back by SpaceX, which last week announced it was laying off hundreds of people.
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The agency would have to scale back the number of graduate students receiving awards to 85033,600, a 25 percent decrease.
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Deutsche Bank has so far provided few details of plans to scale back investment banking in the U.S. and Asia.
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The Seattle based coffee giant said it would begin to scale back store growth, including closing an estimated 150 stores.
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As long as such double standards exist, many couples will still choose to scale back her career, rather than his.■
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Christie's announced that it will close down its London salesroom in South Kensington and scale back its operations in Amsterdam.
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President Trump announced a new proposal in a speech in the Rose Garden that would scale back family-based immigration.
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And several efforts are underway to scale back the rollback, including the introduction of a congressional bill and potential lawsuits.
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This is where this joint-venture idea evolved: We can scale back the show, but we can make Turner partners.
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An accidental detonation last Wednesday, however, which killed two members of the group, forced them to scale back the attacks.
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But the U.S. wants Beijing to scale back state support for its firms as part of any final trade deal.
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The delay comes as the COVID-19 outbreak spreads, prompting United and its competitors to scale back some international routes.
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And because everything is happening so slowly, it is going to take time for these manufacturers to scale back up.
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In a report on a parliamentary website, Iran's foreign minister said steps to scale back its commitments were now over.
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And if that's $200 you need to buy groceries, you might have to scale back your "fun fund" a bit.
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But both lawmakers and health officials said more needs to be done to scale back the use of unnecessary antibiotics.
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The group essentially recommends that adults should "continue current unprocessed red meat" and "processed meat" consumption, rather than scale back.
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Sometimes, when the cost is still too high for me, I scale back and reserve sessions for particularly stressful seasons.
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This is the latest move by the retailer to scale back its gun sales, even though overall sales have lagged.
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But they will add to a sharp decline in area this year after drought led farmers to scale back sowings.
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The Trump administration is using its administrative authority to impose Medicaid work requirements and scale back abortion and LGBTQ protections.
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The move to scale back the deductions hits states with high tax rates, like New York and California, particularly hard.
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DE) are expected to scale back operations in non-core Asian markets while last year Asia-focused Standard Chartered (STAN.
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Both aim to reduce payments to the providers but don't directly scale back benefits or cut off access for recipients.
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The letter was sent after reports that Mr. Mnuchin wanted to scale back Chinese tariffs in advance of a deal.
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He promised not to cut Medicaid during the campaign, and many in the House want to scale back the program.
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The refinery had struggled financially for years, forced to slash worker benefits and scale back capital projects to save cash.
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Many cultural institutions may be forced to close or scale back their operations if the government shutdown continues beyond Monday.
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Trump is now planning either to withdraw from Paris altogether or at least scale back US commitments under the deal.
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Republicans sought to scale back some of the requirements and expedite the waiver process in their repeal-and-replace crusade.
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That doesn't clarify how severe of a carbon tax would be needed to meaningfully reduce emissions and scale back climate change.
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But it's also much more preferred by the animals, forcing farmers to scale back on growing it to avoid greater losses.
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Deutsche Banks said it will scale back its bond and equities trading activities, including cuts to its business with hedge funds.
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After all, the smartphone market is starting to plateau, and much of the competition has begun to scale back their releases.
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"We are really worried that this loss of protection and the financial pressure will force states to scale back," Ingoglia said.
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Trump has frequently touted the scale-back of ISIS operations in Iraq and Syria as a result of his administration's moves.
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For the most part, Republicans just want to see the FCC scale back its rules to more closely match the FTC's.
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For better or worse, many women scale back on their careers after having children while their male partners continue to advance.
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Pricing pressure from cheaper Chinese garlic has caused a lot of U.S. farms to scale back production, or shut down completely.
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Soon after, he admitted to his shareholders that he was running out of money and promised to scale back his ambitions.
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It will be no surprise if they continue to scale back their short 10-year Treasury position in the weeks ahead.
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Last week, members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed to scale back output, its first cut since 2008.
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Meanwhile, it's doubtful Pompeo will get Russia to scale back support for Iran, which is likely the Trump administration's top priority.
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One of the first things we did was scale back on the number of times we ate out for date night.
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The AHCA, which passed the House on the Thursday, would scale back many government subsidies for the poorest and sickest patients.
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"Political risk is likely to remain elevated which could prompt the private sector to scale back on investment spending," Qureishi said.
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Indications that the Bank of Japan may scale back its monetary stimulus more quickly than expected also weighed on bonds globally.
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But such rapid rates of processing are unlikely to be sustainable and refiners have already begun to scale back crude throughput.
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It marked a setback for efforts by President Donald Trump's administration to scale back the joint federal-and-state healthcare program.
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And there is concern that Mick Mulvaney, who has previously called the CFPB "a joke" will scale back the Bureau's powers.
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That huge number could provide plenty of tax breaks that lawmakers can scale back so they can lower tax rates significantly.
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I'll do my best to scale back on my finsta posts for this new year — until I want impulse bangs again.
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The general overseeing the mission told Reuters that the military mission would begin to scale back when the work is done.
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With less revenue from exports, many companies would have no choice but to scale back their production and lay off workers.
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The Trump administration announced Thursday it would scale back school lunch standards to allow refined grains and low-fat chocolate milk.
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Battle lines are being drawn on Capitol Hill over the Federal Communication Commission's (FCC) push to scale back net neutrality rules.
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But conservation groups have criticized the administration's efforts to scale back national monuments and to open up more land to activity.
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He cited the company's decision to scale back in some international markets and invest more in its UberEats food delivery service.
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Democrats and environmentalists are sounding the alarm following a decision by the Trump administration to scale back research on bee populations.
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Here are seven ways to scale back your busy lifestyle, from cleaning your physical workspace to limiting constant socialization with colleagues.
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While Trump insists the tariffs will go forward, Republicans in Congress are trying to convince him to scale back his plans.
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Also, endorse a nuclear triad, but debate and perhaps scale back other parts of Pentagon's and Department of Energy's nuclear plans.
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Where the Democrats will draw their line, he warned, is if the cuts scale back Medicare services or access to care.
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It is expected to scale back capital charges from what was originally proposed after banks said they would make trading uneconomic.
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Why it matters: Hardline policy adviser Stephen Miller has been leading the charge to scale back legal immigration for some time.
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But recently, complaints that the administrative burdens interfere with patient care have prompted CMS to scale back such audits on hospitals.
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Mr. Newsom might decide in the weeks ahead that he needs to scale back on some of his more ambitious pledges.
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NATO and coalition forces will also scale back their presence by several thousand and continue to focus on training Afghan troops.
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By 1553, the cost had shot past its original $750 million budget, and M.T.A. leaders decided to scale back the project.
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Rethink it, keep the same theme idea, but scale back on the theme material, and keep things as clean as possible.
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To survive long term, Tesla needs to stop overpromising and to scale back its ambitions to goals it actually can achieve.
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The Trump administration has said it would gradually scale back its military assistance to the Kurds as major combat winds down.
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President Trump says his goal is to scale back military entanglements around the world, so temporary wartime spending is no excuse.
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After Tuesday, Sanders appeared to scale back his ambitions with black voters, canceling a trip he had planned for Jackson, Miss.
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U.S. EPA HAS DECIDED TO SCALE BACK BIOFUEL WAIVER PROGRAM FOR SMALL REFINERIES DUE TO COURT DECISION SOURCE FAMILIAR WITH SITUATION
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The announcement comes as more people grow reluctant to travel amid the coronavirus outbreak and airlines continue to scale back flying.
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Mr. Mulvaney has sought to drastically scale back the bureau's investigations and enforcement actions against lenders, especially in the payday industry.
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Air Canada announced on Tuesday that it would scale back the number of flights to China, the Globe and Mail reported.
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The lack of space and the large class size also force her to scale back on projects and activities, she wrote.
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As a pediatrician and mother, Schrier said she felt efforts to scale back Obamacare and slash environmental regulations endangered children's health.
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The FCC proposal would be tougher than the current FTC rules, and industry groups want Wheeler to scale back his plans.
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Scott Walker, a Republican, was elected and began an aggressive campaign to scale back the power of public sector labor unions.
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Destinations like Santa Clara proved to be less popular than the airlines had hoped, and some were forced to scale back.
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Global oil prices have slumped 793 percent since mid-2014, prompting oil producers to scale back drilling and severely curtail spending.
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Mr. Costas will also scale back his other work at NBC, and focus on offering commentary and features for major events.
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It can, however, use its broad exemptive powers to scale back some of the requirements or stop enforcing the rule entirely.
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Liberals fear a partisan leader would scale back efforts to reach minorities and other Democratic-leaning groups that already are undercounted.
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In addition to the news yesterday that Foxconn intends to scale back its plans for a $10 billion factory in Wisconsin, leaving that state in something of a lurch, we have now learned that the Taiwanese company intends to scale back a $9 billion factory in Guangzhou, according to the Nikkei Asian Review citing internal documents.
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Investors who are loath to scale back their positions ahead of the holidays are hedging their portfolios via index futures and options.
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In his budget, outlined last week, Trump confirmed earlier reports that he intends to dramatically scale back funds to the State Department.
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The current administration wants to scale back America's humanitarian role in the world and instead focus on programs that directly benefit Americans.
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As a result, the office had to cut down or scale back education services, legal services, and other activities at some shelters.
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Pruitt is widely expected to execute Trump's promise to scale back Obama-era rules and initiatives aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
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READ: World leaders scale back rhetoric on Donald Trump 'Just not ready' for Trump Will they unite behind their party's standard-bearer?
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Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa first announced the proposed changes to scale back the mine ownership in the 2018 budget statement in December.
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Several hundred firefighters rallied against the mayor's plan to scale back the role of the city's fire department in the recovery effort.
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Melissa grew up learning to scale back her dreams because of the family secret that limited her options for education and jobs.
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Upbeat data in recent weeks has already prompted financial markets to scale back expectations of how much more stimulus will be announced.
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Pricing pressure from cheaper Chinese garlic has caused a lot of of U.S. farms to scale back production, or shut down completely.
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The amount of crude oil in storage usually swells at this time of year as refineries scale back operations to perform maintenance.
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But if Putin had to scale back social spending plans to fund a wider arms race, that could further dent his ratings.
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And as head of EPA, Pruitt would have some leeway to scale back rules like the Clean Power Plan for power plants.
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What if China, the world's largest carbon emitter, said "China first" and began an epic scale-back of its clean energy initiatives?
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China apparently hasn't proposed satisfactory subsidy cuts across China 2025 sectors, nor a credible commitment to scale back informal "buy China" policies.
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While it's clear that Trump plans to scale-back the standards, the industry is wary of claiming victory on a regulatory rollback.
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Federal CHIP funding expired in September, and some states are planning to scale back coverage next month if Congress doesn't act soon.
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Aetna's recent decision to scale back its presence in the Affordable Care Act's exchanges presents a unique challenge to the American people.
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Washington (CNN)Former first lady Michelle Obama expressed concern Friday over the Trump administration's decision to scale back school meal nutritional requirements.
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If we make the conscious effort to scale back, we might be able to prevent "lol" from losing its intended meaning entirely.
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That prompted many Gulf and foreign banks, including several major British institutions, to halt or scale back their trading of the riyal.
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States could dramatically scale back their Medicaid benefits in the near future as they look to curb the costs of prescription drugs.
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Smart diplomacy – the Churchillian "jaw-jaw" – should help to scale back America's unbearably expensive, (arguably) unnecessary and strategically unsustainable global military engagements.
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The School Nutrition Association, a lobbying group, released recommendations in March to scale back federal nutrition standards set under the Obama administration.
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Instead of operating in dozens of American cities, the company is going to scale back and focus on the most important ones.
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Payments to oil services companies have also been delayed, leading Halliburton Co, Schlumberger and other companies to scale back operations in Venezuela.
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Banks can compare the scoring and then scale back and resubmit their capital plans to improve their chances of a passing grade.
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The OCC, under Acting Comptroller Keith Noreika, has promoted a deregulatory agenda in an effort to scale back post-crisis financial rules.
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These people said the Trump campaign had hoped the federation would scale back get-out-the-vote activity intended to help Mrs.
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When Kenny Williams, the executive vice president, told LaRoche to scale back Drake's presence, LaRoche quit and forfeited his $27 million salary.
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As new regulations prompted banks to scale back their servicing of mortgages, companies owned by private equity went on a buying spree.
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More than a third reported wrestling with a possible talent drain and a quarter indicated plans to scale back or move away.
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Years of falling prices due to steep competition in commercial insurance have led many insurers to scale back in the past year.
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Bank of America was the first major private sector bank to adopt a policy to scale back financing for coal mining companies.
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The Senate Banking Committee last week advanced a bill that would scale back Dodd-Frank rules for small and mid-sized banks.
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Europe, which is divided itself over how far to scale back coal power, may not have the clout to win new concessions.
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In Congress, a bipartisan coalition is working on legislation to scale back the prison population boom that disproportionately locks up black men.
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While in the majority, Democrats changed Senate rules in 2013 to scale back Republican filibusters (the so-called "nuclear option") of nominees.
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Could it ultimately mean you could scale back part of your alliance you have with Emirates… CT: Which you struck in 2409?
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In 2006, he announced that he would scale back on his performing, and marketed those shows as part of a farewell tour.
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Cruz lauded the agreement between his campaign and John Kasich's to scale back campaign activities in states where the other is stronger.
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Long-dated bond yields also rose on indications that the Bank of Japan may scale back its monetary stimulus faster than expected.
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Because Hispanics tend to have lower incomes than typical households, Veuger said, Trump's plan to scale back Medicaid would affect Hispanics disproportionately.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced in April that it faced a $10 million deficit and would begin to scale back costs.
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Banks, however, were among top gainers on Friday after the central bank indicated it was preparing to scale back its stimulus programme.
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We'll start in Utah: Utah Senate passes bill to scale back voter-approved Medicaid expansion Utah voters approved Medicaid expansion in November.
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Nervous foreign banks and investors may scale back their engagement with an economy singled out for not cracking down on terrorist financing.
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O'Brien's arguably the best interviewer currently on TV, and knowing that he's planning to scale back on guests is kind of sad.
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Powell's semi-annual testimony could either confirm those views or encourage money markets to scale back their rate cut views even further.
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Expectations that Beijing will scale back production to improve air quality from November have helped drive aluminum prices to 20-month highs.
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Critics have also noted that other mines in Australia may need to scale back production if Carmichael opens, meaning job losses elsewhere.
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The plan also would give the administration the discretion to scale back protections for some species listed as threatened in future determinations.
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He is itching to scale back on social distancing as soon as possible and openly wondering if this is all worth it.
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The administration has made several other moves in recent years to scale back or halt implementation of certain aspects of the ACA.
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The latest move to scale back gun sales is becoming a familiar one for the company and its chief executive, Edward Stack.
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Raising the gas tax would scale back some of the gains the tax law provided, while providing few tangible benefits in return.
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Major airlines have been forced to scale back the number of flights they are offering in light of the reduction in travel.
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And the pleas and orders to scale back economic activity and increase social distancing won't work optimally if people don't heed them.
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The coronavirus outbreak, which originated in China, has spread to dozens of countries, prompting large companies to scale back on business travel.
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When Memphis recently tried to scale back pensions, for example, half the police force called in sick and hundreds of others resigned.
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Governments could scale back their incentives before plug-in vehicles become fully competitive — many states are already beginning to tax electric cars.
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The virus' spread also prompted South Korea and the United States to scale back joint military drills, according to three US officials.
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As a result, the instability that already exists in Obamacare's exchanges as insurers scale back around the country would only be increased.
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It also provides a vision of what the internet might look like if companies are forced to scale back the surveillance economy.
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Mr. Sessions strongly opposed bipartisan legislation to scale back the outrageously harsh sentences that filled federal prisons with low-level drug offenders.
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Hammond might get further help if Britain's budget forecasters scale back their estimates of future deficits, as they have suggested they will.
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Republicans could get enough support from Democrats to scale back the FSOC and force it to communicate more with companies and Congress.
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Lower oil prices and investor demand for higher returns have forced U.S. shale producers to scale back investment and production growth plans.
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But freelancing can be a good solution for people who are ready to scale back but haven't saved enough to retire outright.
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In one notable example, the company said it would scale back its all-hands TGIF meetings to focus directly on business issues.
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Boeing's decision creates a situation the suppliers had dreaded — a suspension of unknown length that could force them to scale back operations.
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It also came under pressure from hedge fund Elliott Management Corp and investment firm Bluescape Group to scale back its global operations.
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It remains to be seen whether the agreement to scale back production, not slated to take effect until January, will hold up.
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We will have no choice but to scale back operations, lay off employees again or, more likely, close down our stores altogether.
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As part of that role, he unveiled the so-called Volcker Rule, which was intended to scale back risky behavior by banks.
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The second temptation will be to scale back the whole enterprise so that you can declare victory with a much smaller bill.
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Bets that oil exporters could reduce production helped scale back some demand for low-risk yen and U.S. and German government debt.
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Many emerging markets also took advantage of low oil prices in 2015 and 2016 to scale back fuel subsidies and price controls.
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The House bill, for example, would scale back the state and local tax deduction, while the Senate bill would end it entirely.
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His comments came not long after Mayor Eric Garcetti ordered the department to scale back vehicle stops in response to the findings.
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China started to scale-back imports of Iranian crude in May in the face of tougher U.S. sanctions on Tehran's oil sales.
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The announcement follows the auction house's recent decision to close its showroom in South Kensington and scale back its operations in Amsterdam.
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There is also a long-running debate over whether raising the minimum wage leads businesses to cut jobs or scale back hours.
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For example: Medicare will significantly scale back a bundled payment for joint replacements, which the Obama administration began to pilot last year.
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He was unable to scale back retirement benefits for federal workers last year, even with Republicans in control of both legislative chambers.
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Prioritize your gift list, and look to scale back both in terms of whom you buy for and number of gifts, she said.
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That bill would overhaul Medicaid, end Medicaid expansion, scale back assistance for people buying private coverage, and roll back some of Obamacare's regulations.
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It includes major plans to overhaul the tax code, repeal and replace Obamacare, scale back government regulations, address poverty and strengthen the military.
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Workers at Whole Foods Market stores are trying to unionize, fearing that the company will further scale back their benefits under Amazon's ownership.
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You can of course scale back to a 13.5-inch machine with 23GB of RAM and Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 graphics for $2,000.
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OPEC has been forced to scale back its output — a trend that could continue as the cartel tries to prop prices back up.
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Hartnett envisions a scenario where investors' optimism about the election fuels animal spirits and prompts the Fed to scale back its liquidity support.
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The company announced a scale-back in hiring and capital expenditure for the upcoming year, and plans to hire 500 to 600 employees.
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Even in states that have adopted the expansion, Democrats are touting their support and arguing that Republican opponents would scale back the program.
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Subsidy and mining tax reform would contain fiscal deterioration caused by lower growth and mineral royalties and a failure to scale back capex.
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FCC chairman Ajit Pai's initial goal is to scale back the rules so that they match the Federal Trade Commission's weaker privacy requirements.
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That service has been trumpeted since its debut, but has faced cutbacks in recent years in order to scale back its original ambitions.
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FCC chairman Ajit Pai has briefed telecom trade associations on his plans to scale back net neutrality rules, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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As the regime claws back territory from the rebels, governments in the West are debating whether to scale back support for the opposition.
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The bloc's economy outpaced its peers last year, and the European Central Bank plans to scale back its stimulus program from this month.
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"In a similar vein, threats from the U.S. could, for example, persuade China to scale back subsidies for its steel industry," Kenningham said.
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The legendary rocker had battled serious health issues for quite some time, forcing him to scale back on his alcohol and tobacco habits.
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One change is expected to scale back discretion that judges have to sentence felons with criminal histories beneath mandatory minimums, one source said.
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It has said it would focus on activities such as equity derivatives and would scale back its fixed-income, currencies and commodities business.
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Why it matters: It's no secret that Trump wants to scale back illegal immigration, and many lawmakers understand that stricter laws are needed.
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The Ford-Class carrier program has a price tag of approximately $2100 billion and there have been calls to scale back the program.
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However, it has had to scale back expectations after rivals ramped up production and as demand from customers, including the car industry, softened.
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In addition to running JPMorgan, Dimon chairs the Business Roundtable, an association of corporate CEOs that has pushed to scale back securities regulations.
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Fearing the consequences of the U.S. embargo, a string of European companies have recently announced they would scale back their business in Iran.
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Deutsche Bank will retain a presence in the United States, but scale back operations such as trading and providing services to hedge funds.
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This in turn could lead larger banks to scale back their interbank exposure to smaller lenders they perceive to be most at risk.
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Reducing downtime is crucial for drillers struggling to lease out offshore rigs and cut costs as oil and gas producers scale back spending.
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The TV personality famously took some time away from her hosting job, deciding to scale back on work priorities and focus on family.
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The bill would dramatically scale back federal funding for Medicaid, repeal the individual mandate, and eliminate Obamacare's taxes on the wealthy and insurers.
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The government said last week that it would cut ministers' salaries by 20 percent and scale back financial allowances for public sector workers.
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Before the fire, the refinery had struggled financially for years, forced to slash worker benefits and scale back capital projects to save cash.
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If the NYABF keeps going, they need to have better air-conditioning, and should scale back who is allowed to get a table.
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Harris argues that she's fought to reverse incarceration, scale back the war on drugs, and address racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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Bahrain got its bailout after it had to scale back a debt issue, raising fears it might become unable to fund itself abroad.
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But his election would stop Mr Bevin's efforts to scale back the expansion of Medicaid, the government health-insurance programme for the poorest.
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Perhaps the abortion giant could scale back its plans to spend millions defeating pro-life incumbents and candidates and installing their own puppets.
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Now, the European Central Bank (ECB) also appears likely to decide later this year on when to scale back its monthly bond purchases.
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The proposed regulations, that scale back the ability of drug manufacturers to offer rebates could mean patients will pay more for their medications.
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We probably have to scale back the culture of autonomy that was appropriate for the 1960s but that has since gone too far.
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Disappointing wage negotiations could undermine Japan's recovery and curb speculation that the Bank of Japan will scale back its massive asset-buying campaign.
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It is an implicit scale-back of the company's original promotion of Autopilot, introduced last October, as essentially a self-driving car system.
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Trump plans to scale back two Utah national monuments, Bear Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante, on the recommendation of Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke.
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On the one-year anniversary of that move, Iran said it will scale back some of its commitments under the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Most economists polled by Reuters — 29 of 38 — still expect the BOJ's next step would be to scale back its massive stimulus program.
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Trump will be "convinced" by China, Russia and India — all actively trading with Tehran as an ally — to scale back his Iranian hostilities.
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He said he had heard from colleagues that McConnell had told some senators that efforts to scale back Medicaid wouldn't go into effect.
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It's better to stop or scale back your 401(k) contributions for a period than to dip into the plan early, O'Shea said.
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Trump came into office promising to scale back regulations, saying the moves would help to boost economic growth and energy jobs, in particular.
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Compounding the worries, labor issues have also prompted the world's second-largest copper mine in Indonesia to say it would scale back activities.
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After a series of negotiations between our teams, Tyco agreed to develop a firm-wide environmental management system to scale back its pollution.
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States efforts to scale back use of solitary confinement, for example, sends a message that caging someone 24 hours a day is inhumane.
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Gilead does offer additional financial help to qualified individuals, but it is unlikely to be enough should private insurers scale back PrEP coverage.
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Forcing the United States to scale back its diplomatic presence will reinforce Putin's reputation at home as a resolute defender of Russia's interests.
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But the mounting crises come at a time when traditional leaders in humanitarian aid look to scale back on their foreign aid spending.
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BEE CONCERNED: Democrats and environmentalists are sounding the alarm following a decision by the Trump administration to scale back research on bee populations.
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Another delay of tariffs may lead businesses to scale back their spending since they won't have the same urgency to beat a deadline.
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Shares of Starbucks sank Tuesday after the coffee chain lowered its third-quarter sales forecast and said it would scale back store growth.
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Starbucks shares fell in after-hours trading Tuesday on that news and plans to scale back store growth, and continued to sink Wednesday.
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She added that similar laws being pushed in other states appeared to be a "a concerted effort nationwide," to scale back abortion rights.
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And if Congress eventually succeeds in repealing the Affordable Care Act, states with expanded Medicaid will likely have to scale back their programs.
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The burger chain also nixed its line of premium burgers and told franchisees that they could scale back their all-day breakfast offerings.
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The sanctions imposed on Tehran this week have already led banks and many companies around the world to scale back dealings with Iran.
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We live in constant contact with one another and in times of social distancing, we take small steps to scale back potential exposure.
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Lawmakers are currently focused on finalizing major tax legislation that, among other things, may scale back the long-popular home mortgage interest deduction.
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In the past, House Republicans have shown an eagerness to scale back this research (though not, oddly enough, R&D for fossil fuels).
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Ruger blamed reduced purchasing by retailers trying to scale back their inventories and "aggressive price discounting and lucrative consumer rebates" offered by competitors.
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There was one period when John and I knew we had to scale back our more ambitious campaign-finance legislation to attract support.
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Research findings from that era, filled in with imaging from satellites, helped drive action to dramatically scale back deforestation and reverse the trend.
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The six proposals discussed at the hearing, all introduced by Republicans, would amend, and often scale back, a variety of consumer protection laws.
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The dollar fell against the euro as the European Central Bank signaled it was preparing to scale back its $2.75 trillion stimulus program.
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Ryanair, the Irish budget airline, said this month that it would scale back expansion plans because the Max planes it ordered were delayed.
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The bloc's economy outpaced its peers last year, and the European Central Bank plans to scale back its stimulus programme from this month.
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The insurer has already announced plans to scale back participation or leave the ACA's public exchanges in Indiana, Wisconsin, Missouri, Nevada and Ohio.
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It's had to scale back or delay research and field tests as the government has careened from one fiscal crisis to the next.
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In the meantime, the Bucks could choose to chase 70 wins or perhaps scale back their starters' minutes to enter the postseason healthy.
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Rather than spend time and money they don't have in order to comply, some smaller competitors will fold, scale back or sell out.
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As the novel coronavirus continues to show little regard for international borders, US airlines are beginning to greatly scale back their services abroad.
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"You start off first with something very dramatic" as a starting point for negotiations, and then there's room to scale back, Cashin added.
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U.S. government auditors also found massive waste and corruption, fueling suspicions of Western politicians like Trump who want to scale back foreign aid.
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Sanders's plan, like those of the rest of the Democratic field, relies on sweeping executive actions to scale back Trump's immigration enforcement regime.
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The yen had appreciated significantly against the dollar as some traders speculated the central bank was preparing to scale back its massive stimulus.
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And the Sundance Institute Theater Program may have to scale back its exchange program with artists from the Middle East and North Africa.
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The bill would slash corporate tax rates, reduce some individual rates for middle class families and eliminate or scale back some popular breaks.
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In other words, it may not be the worst thing in the world for Altria to ultimately scale back on its vaping ambitions.
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Comptroller of the Currency Joseph Otting said the House should clear a bipartisan Senate-passed bill to scale back the Dodd-Frank Act.
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The M.T.A. will continue to monitor bus and ferry use this week before deciding whether to scale back on those services, he said.
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He started his bid for the seat in July, saying that the company needed to cut costs and scale back its management bureaucracy.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev is expected to list its Asia business in Hong Kong on Monday, though it had to scale back the offering.
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As a result, McDonald's ultimately decided in 2019 to scale back all-day breakfast options in an effort to make service more efficient.
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Violence after a December 2007 presidential election and disputes over the following two polls led some investors to scale back investment, hurting growth.
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Key among those was his decision to scale back high-speed rail, which Republicans in the state have derided as an expensive boondoggle.
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In any case, it shows that there was more going on in Aetna's decision to scale back on Obamacare than initially made public.
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Google's parent company Alphabet continues to scale back its robot ambitions, shutting down Schaft, a little-known Japanese robotics team it purchased in 2013.
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Gottfried Leibbrandt told Reuters he would be forced to scale back some of SWIFT's operations to help pay for new security initiatives it plans.
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Now, OSU plans to scale back what it will share with complainants; anyone who makes allegations in the future could be somewhat shut out.
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We believe this conservative capital structure is sustainable as the company plans to scale back on expansion over the next two to three years.
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But whatever direction the writers take will be strongest if they scale back their halfhearted adult intrigue and embrace their well-realized juvenile humor.
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As many users are looking for ways to compartmentalize or scale back their reliance on Facebook, the company has invited itself into the home.
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He is great enough that he sometimes just seems to scale back the game's difficulty, making possessions into formalities and whole games into drills.
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American Eagle, for example, has been able to scale back its discounting as it overhauled its fashions, including adding more stretch to its jeans.
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That leaves fast fashion in a similar place to big oil – the only certain way to help the planet is to scale back production.
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Over the medium term, Puy-de-Dome aims to scale back capital expenditure to slightly below EUR100m, from an average EUR122m in 2010-183.
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While some researchers will be forced to scale back projects due to the tariffs, others might cease U.S. operations and move research to China.
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Baidu will continue to scale back spending on group-buying platform Nuomi, moving from a transaction-based model to an advertising model, Li said.
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But if Pruitt wanted to scale back Obama's climate policy and slow the decline of the coal industry, this would be his best bet.
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The UK may be forced to scale back its digital mass surveillance schemes after a court ruled today that its current powers are unlawful.
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If it doesn't scale back, radically and quickly, its core financial-news offering, then in 30 years' time it will be on life support.
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He added that in a smaller deal it would be easier to attract investor demand and to potentially scale back allocations to bolster pricing.
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The time to buy Tesla isn't after you've tried to do your own car project (and had to scale back those efforts), it's before.
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Crosetto had planned to scale back his production in China, which isn't part of the TPP, in favor of Malaysia and Vietnam, which are.
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An early pause in the surge in U.S. yields stemming from Donald Trump's U.S. presidential win spurred traders to scale back their dollar holdings.
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However, ABC&aposs entertainment president, Channing Dungey, said on Tuesday that the network would scale back political storylines when the show returns next season.
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With Amendment 4, Florida voters have a chance to dramatically scale back one of the nation's harshest voting laws for people with felony records.
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The Department of Labor wants to scale back child labor protections to let 16- and 17-year-olds work longer hours in hazardous jobs.
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The Associated Press reported that there was no indication of progress on U.S. demands that China scale back its promotion of domestic robotics makers.
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Trump has promised broadly that he will work to scale back regulations that many corporations and fellow Republicans say stifle jobs and economic growth.
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Now, what has become a challenging market for European banks is forcing some to scale back operations and retrench efforts at an inconvenient time.
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The landmark accord's 195 signatories, almost every country in the world, are required to create national plans to scale back on greenhouse gas emissions.
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Credit Suisse analysts expect UBS to scale back its buyback plans to fund an additional $2 billion of litigation provisioning in 2020 and 2021.
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Clinton has since changed her views significantly and is now calling to scale back those punishments and to focus more on helping troubled students.
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The Federal Communications Commission's website went down Sunday night after comedian John Oliver skewered Chairman Ajit Pai's plan to scale back net neutrality rules.
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Under the agreement, Iran pledged to reduce its stockpile of low-enriched uranium by 98% and significantly scale back its number of installed centrifuges.
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The poll also finds an uptick in Republican respondents who want to scale back the law, rather than fully repealing it, since the elections.
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And the party currently has little or no hope of winning eight Democrats to its side for a bill that would scale back Obamacare.
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This bill comes in the wake of federal moves to scale-back policies covering birth control and other reproductive health services mandated under Obamacare.
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" The report said "a slowing global economy may force animal protein and dairy sectors to scale back planned production increases as the year unfolds.
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It marked a setback for the Trump administration's efforts to scale back the joint federal-and-state healthcare program for the poor and disabled.
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Some foreign investors say they could now scale back operations or expansion plans because of tougher demands placed on firms, including higher tax bills.
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Kavanaugh tried to scale back civil right protections in 2013 for another group of government employees: those who work directly with members of Congress.
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Now, we have a new study to add to the chorus of well-intentioned scientists warning us to scale back on the selfie taking.
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Critics of U.S. support for the Saudi-led coalition fighting Iranian-backed Houthi rebels wanted to flex congressional power to scale back military involvement.
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The uncertain business outlook is causing companies worldwide to scale back investments and this is putting the brakes on German export growth, DIW added.
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If your relationship with pops is less-than-stellar, though, you have every right to scale back to a card — or nothing at all.
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The collapse of the latest legislative health care push is increasing pressure on the administration to take executive action to scale back Obamacare's reach.
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They issued a 13-point ultimatum insisting, among other things, that it scale back ties with Iran and muzzle the Al-Jazeera cable network.
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Its failure to act on the 2016 disinformation campaign, in particular, looms large in its decision to scale back its dissemination of hard news.
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Washington also signaled it might further scale back sanctions on Minsk depending on how Sunday's parliamentary elections and the 2020 presidential vote are conducted.
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At the Pentagon, White said the Defense Department has not held any talks to scale back its future training operations on the Korean Peninsula.
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An increasing number of Republicans want to scale back the goal of comprehensive tax reform in favor of the narrower goal of tax cuts.
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The cloud allowed businesses to set up and run networks on web-based platforms — letting them scale back, if not abandon, private data centers.
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Labor shortages have become so pronounced that companies in retail and other services have started to shorten operating hours or scale back business operations.
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The company also told investors it would scale back its marketing and promotional spending on Bai next year as the brand gains more recognition.
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It is among a group of insurers that will scale back their Obamacare bets in 2017, but does not prognosticate doom for the marketplaces.
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LaRoche said that Kenny Williams, the team's executive vice president, had first told him to significantly scale back his son's time in the clubhouse.
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Elected officials representing workers in GM's crosshairs, though, tore into the company soon after it announced plans to scale back its North American operations.
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Some conservatives believe the plan should provide fewer people with coverage and scale back what they consider to be a big government entitlement program.
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She speaks at conferences and on Facebook Live about the need for children to scale back on screen time and hobbies and just play.
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While some officials would have the ECB maintain its current level of purchases, others want it to scale back to a lower monthly amount.
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" Earlier Tuesday, Trump, who has been itching to scale back social distancing guidelines, wrote in a tweet, "Our people want to return to work.
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The measure provides big increases to military and domestic programs and rebuffs the Trump administration's efforts to sharply scale back the scope of government.
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In recent years, Jeanneret and the Sabres reached a deal to scale back his workload and have him call about half the team's games.
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On Tuesday, Grassley threatened to call for Pruitt's resignation if Pruitt didn't scale back the EPA's use of environmental waivers for small oil refineries.
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It was a stark contrast to the slopestyle final, in which the women had to scale back their runs because of dangerously high winds.
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President Donald Trump announced on Fox News on Tuesday that he's aiming to scale back social distancing guidelines to fight the coronavirus by Easter.
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You win by winning the public's trust to solve the problem Third, Trump should suspend or scale back the political activities of the administration.
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With or without this advisory, traveling overseas has become exceedingly difficult as countries enact stringent travel restrictions and airlines dramatically scale back international flights.
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The best way to do that would be to hike interest rates progressively and scale back expansionary fiscal policies that risk overheating the economy.
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Some veteran diplomats said Mr. Trump may yet find moments where he will scale back his more radical impulses at the urging of advisers.
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And as funds have dried up, the C.D.C. has been forced to scale back or discontinue programs in some of the most vulnerable countries.
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A letter found near the site of the attack called for Germany to scale back its involvement in the Western military coalition in Syria.
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The move could scale back inspections of auditors, critics fearQuestions have already arisen about how independent and free from outside influence the PCAOB is.
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However, Fitch believes the city may not be able to scale back its capital outlays rapidly enough to align with its shrinking operating performance.
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Otting said he supports a bipartisan Senate Banking Committee bill that would scale back some of those rules for small and mid-sized banks.
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Supporters of such regulatory penalties say they would lead banks to scale back home exposures, and perhaps to diversify into other members' sovereign debt.
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By keeping food trash out of landfills, the brothers scale back their contribution to the 50 percent of carbon dioxide pollution omitted from landfills.
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Elsewhere in the financial sector, brokers are under pressure from regulators to scale back on hospitality such as tickets for rugby or tennis matches.
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Mr. Trump, however, is reluctant to scale back all the tariffs, and his advisers remain skeptical that China will live up to its commitments.
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The National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators has asked the Department of Education to scale back verification requirements given the data tool outage.
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And in his first executive order, President Trump directed government agencies to scale back as many aspects of the Affordable Care Act as possible.
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Second, Congress must scale back the sweeping legal immunity in Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act that prevents abuse victims from seeking justice.
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Immigration hardliners who've hailed the recent decisions to scale back TPS are swift to point out that "temporary" was always part of the deal.
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But the bill will still scale back some popular tax breaks, including the state and local tax deduction and the deductibility of mortgage interest.
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Both the Senate and the House bills would significantly scale back that deduction, allowing individuals to write off up to $10,000 in property taxes.
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Discord is also looming over a potential provision to scale back a popular tax-deferred U.S. retirement savings program known as a 401(k).
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The kingdom's strategy assumed it had sufficient financial resources to withstand a prolonged period of low prices while competitors would be forced to scale back.
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The Koch-aligned networks oppose the bill because they think it does not do enough to scale back former President Barack Obama's health care policies.
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Iran's energy industry has been under U.S. sanctions since November, but the Trump administration is allowing eight countries to more gradually scale back their purchases.
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In 2013, when Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke unexpectedly suggested that the central bank would soon scale back its bond purchases, a sharp global selloff ensued.
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Cayce said her patients are sometimes reluctant to scale back their multi-step routines, or unwilling to give up the expensive products included in them.
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In Afghanistan, the question is whether to keep US forces there, to add more troops or to scale back the effort in America's longest war.
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Political analysts say Saudi Arabia's King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman may scale back the war in Yemen and the blockade of Qatar.
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Employees at Whole Foods, which Amazon bought last year, are trying to unionize, fearing that the company will scale back their benefits under Amazon's ownership.
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And then, once I transitioned and realized that juggling the demands of motherhood and my business was challenging, I did scale back on some work.
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Cruz said the nation's tax structure is helping strangle U.S. economic growth and he would try to scale back taxes including corporate and death taxes.
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Others, such as Telenor, TCL and ZTE, have cancelled press events or said they will scale back their presence though are still planning to attend.
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Meanwhile, Apple's meager sales growth last quarter is expected to continue until the release of the iPhone 7, thereby forcing suppliers to scale back production.
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The secretary-general also said that Nkurunziza agreed to scale back restrictions that have been placed on the press in Burundi over the last year.
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Further complicating matters for Wall Street banks, the Federal Reserve's response to the Brexit vote was to scale back its expectations for a rate hike.
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The newly Republican-controlled FCC took its first steps to scale back net neutrality today by voting to lift transparency requirements from smaller internet providers.
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However, SEC staff can issue interpretive guidance to scale back its requirements or, in a more aggressive move, staff can choose not to enforce it.
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The State Department still had to scale back some non-essential activities, however, and delay some of its security assistance payments to countries like Israel.
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She says about one-third of her own patrons support her at the $1 tier, and that this change will force her to scale back.
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And Anthem had warned a week before the election that it could scale back its Obamacare plans in 2018 if results don't improve next year.
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Wall Street sold off on Wednesday on signals the Fed may be preparing to scale back its balance sheet before the market stabilized on Thursday.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Danske Bank's chief executive rejected calls in 2013 to scale back business at the bank's Estonian branch, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.
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Among details of the overhaul announced earlier this month, Deutsche said it planned to scrap its global equities business and scale back its investment bank.
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Under threats of sanctions and other reprimands from the Commission, Italy was forced to scale back its public spending and cut the budget deficit down.
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The 15-member organization reached a deal with non-OPEC producers including Russia to scale back oil output last December in response to falling prices.
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More robust inflation supports the view that the European Central Bank may move to scale back some of its massive monetary stimulus later this year.
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At some point (and we don't know exactly where it is), drug companies start to scale back how many new drugs they research and develop.
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Nonprofits in the city also sounded the alarm, warning that they'd be forced to close down or scale back dramatically if the hike went through.
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While Apple does scale back performance, it only does so under specific circumstances, when a degraded battery encounters more demand than it can reliably satisfy.
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Other aid groups, such as Medecins Sans Frontieres, have decided to scale back to focus only on life-saving operations, the U.N. humanitarian agency said.
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But Apple stock has dipped over the last month as reports surfaced that the company intended to scale back iPhone production from its projected total.
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The findings come amid efforts by U.S. President Donald Trump to scale back climate change-related regulations on grounds they are burdensome to the economy.
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Women like me who scale back in the face of impossible expectations feel themselves morphing into caricatures: attachment freaks, helicopter moms, concerted cultivators, neo-traditionalists.
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He might offer to scale back NATO projects like the new Polish site set to form part of the alliance's missile shield in the region.
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Rather than having 100 out of 300 ships in a fleet at sea at a time, it can scale back by 85033 to 25 percent.
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States would then have to pay out of their own state budgets to make up for the difference or scale back Medicaid enrollment or services.
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"You start off first with something very dramatic" as a starting point for negotiations, and then there's room to scale back, Cashin said last week.
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Just hours after Amazon bailed on New York City, General Electric confirmed Thursday that it will scale back plans for a new headquarters in Boston.
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For example, if the market had lower than expected returns in any given year, the investor would be advised to scale back spending, he said.
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Trump is reportedly eager for his trade negotiators to find common ground with China so that he can scale back or end his trade wars.
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Francisco said that even if the justices decided not to lift the injunction they should scale back a nationwide injunction imposed by the lower court.
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Ford (F) said this summer that it was planning to radically reshape its business, and could close or scale back unprofitable operations in some regions.
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On the data front, euro zone inflation unexpectedly declined in April, raising questions about the European Central Bank's plan to scale back its stimulus program.
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The European Central Bank and Bank of England are major central banks that are looking to scale back their accommodative policies in the near term.
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" The possibility Trump could scale back the defense of countries that fall short of 2% "would really be a threat and that would be new.
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Now part of their solution is to eliminate the individual mandate under the Affordable Care Act and considerably scale back the deductibility of charitable contributions.
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Iran has continued to abide by the terms of the pact, although Rouhani said this month it would scale back some curbs on nuclear activity.
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The Hill's Max Greenwood reports: Trump urged Erdogan to scale back military operations in a Kurdish enclave in northern Syria during a phone call Wednesday.
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The Federal Reserve could scale back on its expected pace of interest rate hikes if inflation continues to be soft, Chair Janet Yellen told Congress.
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President Trump entered office pledging to cut red tape, and within weeks, he ordered his administration to assemble teams to aggressively scale back government regulations.
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Mr. Trump's recent executive order to scale back the policy and keep migrant families together as much as possible will not necessarily undercut this business.
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Businesses have been warning for months that tariffs will cause them to scale back on hiring and investment, and pass higher prices on to consumers.
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Many American steel and aluminum plants are struggling to compete in an oversaturated market and some have had to scale back production and eliminate jobs.
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The revelations play into arguments by some Conservative lawmakers that Britain, struggling to finance its health care system, should drastically scale back its foreign aid.
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There are fears that a lost quarter of economic growth might turn into a prolongated recession, as consumers hunker down and companies scale back production.
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The world's largest airline, American Airlines, is preparing for a scale back in flying for April by grounding its planes at airports across the country.
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He has sent mixed signals about his path forward, first indicating that he would scale back his campaign schedule and then defiantly reversing that suggestion.
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There's going to be volatility ahead for global economies as central banks begin to scale back their easing, expert Jack Bouroudjian told CNBC on Friday.
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It has fallen about 30 basis points since the start of the year as a fall in crude prompts investors to scale back inflation expectations.
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The strategy largely involves the insurer's general insurance unit, where Duperreault has been set to improve underwriting practices and scale back exposure to bad risks.
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It would also be a good idea to scale back accelerated depreciation allowances that let businesses write off investments faster than assets actually wear out.
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But lower oil prices and investor demand for higher returns have forced U.S. shale producers to scale back their investment and plans to boost production.
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Neumann received a $1.6 billion exit package, although the company itself has had to scale back its global expansion and let thousands of employees go.
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Bond yields also fell after Mario Draghi said on Thursday the European Central Bank was in no rush to scale back its asset purchase program.
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The bureau has been a quiet conflict zone as Trump and his aides have tried to dramatically scale back refugee admissions to the United States.
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This year, spending delays have forced the Pentagon to scale back training exercises, leaving Air Force planes on the ground and Marines in the barracks.
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The plan would also scale back the financial aid that middle-class Americans receive to buy private insurance, compared to what they receive under Obamacare.
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M&T Bank — M&T also gained Fed approval, but it had to scale back capital distribution plans to keep its buffers above central bank minimums.
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President Donald Trump's pledge to scale back regulatory controls in the financial industry would be detrimental to everybody, according to the President of Germany's financial regulator.
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First by lobbying to scale back the FCC's authority over ISPs, then by threatening to sue any states that dare step up to defend consumer welfare.
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The company announced it would scale back its ambitions for expansion in China amid challenges there, even as it continues to aggressively pursue international growth elsewhere.
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So now I have to scale back my margin and lower the difference of age that's most preferable to me, which used to be 20 years.
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Deals • The Trump administration plans to scale back Obama-era rules that discourage companies from moving their legal headquarters abroad to reduce their U.S. tax burdens.
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The dollar was also trying to end the week on a firmer note having seen markets scale back bets on a U.S. rate cut this week.
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It represents a rare case in which a Chinese social media company has agreed to scale back censorship of a topic in response to user protests.
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Under the policy unveiled Thursday, states will have the ability to scale back Medicaid spending by converting part of their Medicaid funding into a block grant.
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Iran has said it will scale back compliance with the pact unless the Europeans find a solution enabling Tehran to sell its oil despite U.S. sanctions.
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The question now, however, is whether FF's plans to scale back production will put it in a better position, or whether its financial situation is irrevocable.
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But the company plans to scale back its West African supply by a third this year and next, and then stop delivering it entirely in 2020.
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The moves have prompted some investment banks to scale back views of yuan weakness this year, with some now saying it could end 2017 relatively unchanged.
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A self-driving Uber killed a pedestrian in Arizona earlier this year, leading the company to halt its testing and scale back its driverless program significantly.
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Before the fire, the refinery had suffered from years of financial struggles, forcing it to slash worker benefits and scale back capital projects to save cash.
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The rough patch for the market has forced Saudi Arabia to cut the salaries of its oil ministers by 20 percent and scale back lucrative perks.
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Republican President Donald Trump's first executive order, signed hours after taking office, directed the federal government to scale back regulations, taxes and penalties under the ACA.
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Sixty-one police officials from across the country — in both red and blue districts — signed a letter asking Trump to scale back his immigration enforcement strategy.
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U.S. probes into equipment makers ZTE and Huawei might prompt Beijing to delay or scale back a rollout of next generation wireless technology, known as 5G.
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It's possible Chinese refiners and Beijing authorities may scale back some of the buying for stockpiling given the tightening of crude oil supply in recent months.
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News anchor opened up about her decision to scale back her work responsibilities to focus on her husband Bill and their 5-year-old son Duke.
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Yields have also been pushed higher by reports over the weekend that the Japanese central bank was debating moves to scale back its massive monetary stimulus.
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The euro has risen in recent weeks on expectations the European Central Bank will begin to scale back its bond-buying monetary stimulus scheme before long.
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It marked a setback for efforts by President Donald Trump's administration to scale back the joint federal-and-state healthcare program for the poor and disabled.
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In January, U.S. President Donald Trump said he would scale back aid to the Palestinians unless they cooperate with his plans to revive peacemaking with Israel.
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President Donald Trump in February signed an executive order that would scale back the act, potentially creating a better environment for banks to trade physical commodities.
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In August, Aetna announced that it would significantly scale back its participation in the ObamaCare markets to just four states, down from 85033 the year before.
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All of these efforts pale in comparison to the Trump administration's efforts to repeal or scale back nearly every policy Obama issued to address climate change.
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A longtime opponent of the bureau's mere existence, the former South Carolina Congress member has sought to scale back its reach and authority since taking over.
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Journalism owes it to itself, and to the people, to scale back the out of control editorializing and trying to outfox Trump at his own game.
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Having to scale back official duties has caused him "stress and frustration", says NHK, the public broadcaster, in the timorous language reserved for the imperial family.
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In August, Aetna announced that it would significantly scale back its participation in the ObamaCare markets to just four states, down from 15 the year before.
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There is every reason to think that police departments can scale back the use of "stop-and-frisk" techniques substantially and still do their jobs well.
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Instead, the researchers concluded, something about taking paid leave seems to have encouraged mothers to scale back at work and spend more time with their children.
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Cramer pointed out that investors knew of President Donald Trump's plans to scale back on U.S. technology sales to China before Commerce Department made them official.
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It is a significant scale-back of the initial plans -- some of which included upward of $60 billion in cuts -- which senior congressional Republicans deemed untenable.
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The bank also aims to scale back operations in bond sales and equities trading, particularly in the United States and Asia, where it was once bullish.
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When the actor's trying to scale back on his spending, he opts for the tried and true all-natural hydrator — coconut oil — as a moisturizer instead.
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" In addition, 10 senators recently wrote to the president, calling on the administration to "scale back plans to construct unneeded new nuclear weapons and delivery systems.
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Shirai, who coach Mizutori called a "special presence," says he is successful because he dares, refusing to scale back his routines in competition due to nerves.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Turkey continued to simmer earlier this week as officials from both countries called on the other to scale back military involvement.
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To control costs in a looming downturn, FedEx announced Tuesday evening that it will offer buyouts to its US employees and will scale back hiring plans.
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Ryanair, a discount airline with a major presence in Britain, recently declared plans to scale back an expansion, instead shifting growth to Belgium, Italy and Germany.
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But human rights groups and some lawmakers have been putting increasing pressure on the Obama administration to scale back support as the civilian death toll mounts.
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Analysts in Moscow said Putin's acquisition of a seat at the diplomatic top table may have motivated his move to scale back his costly Syria campaign.
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Iran recently announced it will scale back some of its commitments under the 2015 nuclear deal, which Trump announced in 2018 the U.S. would withdraw from.
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Rouhani has threatened to "continue to scale back our commitments under the 2015 deal if our interests are not guaranteed" by getting sanctions relief, Reuters notes.
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The ECB has agreed to scale back its monthly bond purchases by a quarter from April but also extended the program until the end of 2017.
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The CIA is broadening its drone strike operations in Africa, reversing an Obama-era decision to significantly scale back attacks, according to The New York Times.
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Given that, most likely, the US is going to scale back on immigration and visas, how will this impact the countries the scientists are coming from?
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But many delegates say the accord is vague enough to let nations scale back ambitions if needed, perhaps because of future economic recessions or natural disasters.
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According to reports, China could ditch tariffs on certain American farm crops such as soybeans and scale back some nontariff barriers such as quality-control inspections.
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SUVs have become the key segment of the US auto market, driving Ford, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler to greatly scale back their traditional sedan offerings.
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Sanctions imposed on Tehran by the United States this week have already led banks and many companies around the world to scale back dealings with Iran.
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Alberta's move to scale back its curtailments came at the end of a volatile month, in which Canadian prices improved dramatically but producers were affected disproportionately.
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NET NEUTRALITY FIGHT HITS THE HILL: Battle lines are being drawn on Capitol Hill over the Federal Communication Commission's push to scale back net neutrality rules.
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To stem the massive losses that turned public investors against its planned initial public offering last month, WeWork is widely expected to scale back its operations.
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The president did so last year to scale back a raise, and President Barack Obama took action the year before to rein-in location-based adjustments.
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Investors are calling on the bank to scale back its investment bank after talks to merge with a rival failed and amid a grim profit outlook.
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On the other, ongoing efforts to scale back the ACA, or stop expansion of Medicaid, or restrict access to programs, really works in the opposite direction.
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Iran's semiofficial Tasnim news agency said Tehran would announce further moves today to scale back compliance with the nuclear pact that the U.S. abandoned last year.
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An economy in lockdown: Many stores and restaurants have had to close or scale back significantly because of the virus, today's episode of "The Daily" reports.
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He has promised to scale back enforcement of environmental laws, calling them an impediment to economic growth, and has made his intentions for the Amazon clear.
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The rapidly escalating coronavirus outbreak is hitting businesses hard, with many being forced to scale back, or shutter entirely, in a bid to stifle the spread.
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These areas of Virginia lost their one remaining insurance plan last week, when Optima Health announced it would scale back its presence on the insurance marketplace.
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In a closed-door meeting of Senate Republican chairmen Wednesday, Lisa Murkowski ripped GOP leaders' attempt to scale back Medicaid spending in their Obamacare repeal bill.
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If Mr. Trump decides to keep the United States in, however, he will have leeway to scale back its commitments, because those pledges are largely nonbinding.
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He has signaled his intent to withdraw US troops and to scale back the country's involvement in the fight against the remnants of the Islamic State.
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Gavin Newsom, who announced in his State of the State address Tuesday that he was going to scale back a massive planned high speed rail project.
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Policy hawks at the European Central Bank, led by Germany, want it to scale back its asset purchases relatively quickly while doves favor a gradual withdrawal.
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The authorities suspect that the terrorist cell had been planning an even more deadly assault, but that it had to scale back plans after that explosion.
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Spagnuolo could scale back somewhat with safety Juan Thornhill out, but Mathieu's versatility — he can basically play anywhere — should keep plenty of options on the table.
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Others, such as Telenor, TCL and ZTE, have cancelled press events or said they will scale back their presence, though they're still planning to attend. 43.
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In particular, he has criticized Pai's moves to scale back the net neutrality rules aimed at creating a level playing field for companies on the internet.
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What isn't in the 86-page agreement, which isn't yet public, is how China will curb subsidies or scale back support for its state-owned enterprises.
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However, the coffee giant has also had to scale back its store growth and close a number of underperforming company-owned cafes in densely populated areas.
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Lower prices would force Saudi Arabia to drain its shrinking pile of cash, borrow money or scale back dividends paid by Aramco, the national oil company.
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U.S. President Donald Trump ordered American regulators last year to scale back on post-crisis banking and derivatives reforms to encourage more lending to the economy.
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There will be enormous pressure for the Federal Open Market Committee to keep interest rates low and scale back the reduction of its enormous balance sheet.
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Clinton's time as first lady was in part characterized by efforts to "soften" her image, downplay her ambitions, and scale back her involvement in policy matters.
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Activists who oppose abortion are hoping the Supreme Court, with a 5-4 conservative majority, will scale back or even overturn the landmark 1973 Roe v.
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The IRS says it has been forced to scale back its customer service due to budget cuts and the shift in resources needed to implement ObamaCare.
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Bonds of junk-rated coal miners rallied in early trading on expectations that Trump will fulfill his pledge to revive the sector and scale back regulation.
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Trump in the past has cautioned North Korea that he would inflict "fire and fury" upon the country if it did not scale back weapons tests.
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He does want to scale back gay couples' rights, proposing a new legal definition of "parenthood" that would prevent same-sex parents from officially adopting children.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said in January he would scale back aid to the Palestinians unless they cooperated with his plans to revive peacemaking with Israel.
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Philip Hammond, British foreign secretary, said that the cessation of hostilities depended entirely on whether Russia would "stop or at least significantly scale back that bombing".
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Still, rising defaults could harm Chinese investors and banks, creating the sort of headlines that could at least cause global investors to scale back their risk-taking.
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With the panel having no powers to enforce its ruling, mainland experts see no sign that China will scale back its actions across the South China Sea.
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The reaction is odd, as the ECB chief said the central bank would be patient and prudent rather than rushing to scale back its bond-buying programme.
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Matata also said that Congo would scale back the size of a planned international bond issue to finance infrastructure projects from 653 billion to 256 billion francs.
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While Target may never fully get rid of the iPod Touches from its sales floor, it's likely to massively scale back its enterprise-level orders from Apple.
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"Huawei refused to provide any internal documents relating to its decision to scale-back operations in Iran or otherwise ensure compliance with U.S. laws," the report said.
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At the same time, it's trying to scale back a bill that would provide generics with easier access to the samples they need to make their products.
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The controversial Medicaid plan will let states apply for a waiver to scale back Medicaid spending by converting part of their Medicaid funding into a block grant.
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Chinese gasoline exports are also up more than 50 percent for the first four months of the year, although going forward, China could scale back its volumes.
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The president has ordered an end to Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, moved to scale back regulations on Wall Street, and loosened federal restrictions on gun sales.
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Fading political risks in France and a stronger eurozone economy have led to heightened speculation that the European Central Bank may scale back its massive monetary stimulus.
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The reason for this is that many countries in Asia used the prior period of falling crude prices to end, or dramatically scale back, their fuel subsidies.
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The site has had to scale back its monitoring of Russian airstrikes in Syria and focus instead on bombings carried out by the US and its allies.
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But Polcari stressed that the ECB did not scale back its bond-buying program, only decline for the time being to extend the purchases beyond March 2017.
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That maneuver allows Republicans to scale back the laws with a simple majority, instead of the three-quarters vote required to change any voter-approved ballot measure.
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Big takeaways: One of the primary changes would scale back what's known as the 340B drug program, which allows hospitals to buy outpatient drugs at cheaper rates.
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Fading political risk in France and a stronger eurozone economy have led to heightened speculation that the European Central Bank may scale back its massive monetary stimulus.
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As such, he fears that heavy penalties could force VW to scale back operations in the town, which lies about 2000 km (22017 miles) west of Berlin.
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Colas said the Federal Reserve and Treasury are not incentivized to scale back production as long as they profit off of printing bills, then selling them offshore.
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The scale-back could signal more conservative expansion efforts for the online retailer, which laid off hundreds of area employees last year according to the Seattle Times.
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The bill would repeal many Obamacare taxes, restructure the way financial aid is awarded to customers of individual health insurance plans, and scale back federal Medicaid spending.
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International sanctions against Iran were lifted over the weekend after the United Nations nuclear agency declared Tehran had fulfilled its commitment to scale back its nuclear program.
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Weak demand for German listings forced VW to scale back its IPO of Traton and it priced the offering at the low end of its target range.
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"It appears that the ECB's lone viable option is to accept the legal limits and gradually scale back the purchases next year," Commerzbank economist Joerg Kraemer said.
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This means tapping regulatory lawyers who can comb through the Federal Register and work side-by-side with the private sector voices to dramatically scale back government.
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Michigan's Republican-led Senate voted on Wednesday to scale back measures that would increase the minimum wage and require businesses to provide paid sick leave to employees.
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While reduced prices for oilfield services and increased efficiencies have helped companies scale back spending, many industry experts say there may not be room for further cuts.
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The Financial Times reported that BuzzFeed missed big on its revenue targets last year, and as a result it had to scale back its 2016 projections drastically.
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The insurer has already announced plans to scale back participation in or leave the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) public exchanges in Indiana, Wisconsin, Missouri, Nevada and Ohio.
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In the coming years, the movement will push Trump to completely scrap fuel efficiency standards for motor vehicles, which the president has only sought to scale back.
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The number of flights rose steadily to about 60 in 2010, when the military began plans to scale back because the war in Iraq was winding down.
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President Donald Trump in February signed an executive order to scale back those regulations, a move that may better accommodate banks that wish to trade physical commodities.
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Lawmakers on Monday announced a deal to pass the first of three planned spending packages that could help avert or scale back a government shutdown in October.
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Short-term interest rates are expected to rise in other countries as the European Central Bank and many others start to scale back their easy monetary policy.
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But under President Trump, the EPA has aimed to scale back the rule, proposing a two-year delay on the regulation while it conducts a further review.
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That hard line prompted many countries to scale back purchases quickly, said Richard Nephew, lead sanctions expert for the U.S. delegation that negotiated the Iran nuclear deal.
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As such, he fears that heavy penalties could force VW to scale back operations in the town, which lies about 200 km (120 miles) west of Berlin.
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Greatwood says that while companies don't usually get rid of tools they already have, like firewalls, they may scale back their investment after buying the Xage solution.
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Aeroflot after the crash began paying extra attention to safety checks and to scale back the Superjet's usage to try to reassure passengers, the same source said.
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In March, the Trump administration approved Arkansas's request for a Medicaid work requirement, but deferred a decision on the state's request to scale back its Medicaid expansion.
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Major donors from both parties already are beginning to scale back after years of riding high off of a booming stock market, donors and fundraisers told POLITICO.
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Her employer supported her, moving her to another assignment and allowing her to scale back to part-time hours, but the shift was a big financial hit.
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Instead, he proposed using about $22 billion of the money to scale back the social safety net by changing the way health entitlement programs are paid for.
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The drop in oil prices has been a blow to Saudi Arabia, Russia, and Venezuela, causing each to burn through cash reserves and scale back budget projections.
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The issue of parole has gotten increased attention recently, after reports that the administration was moving to scale back similar benefits that are offered to military families.
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The reductions have accelerated under President Trump, who campaigned on a promise to dramatically scale back the E.P.A., leaving only what he called "little tidbits" in place.
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Oil and gas companies, already smarting from Saudi Arabia's oil price cut earlier this month, are now grappling with lower demand as people and businesses scale back.
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The Trump administration also plans to unveil an immigration system overhaul this week that would vastly scale back family-based immigration and increase education and skill requirements.
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She also helped scale back proposed bans on other substances like asbestos and methylene chloride, a deadly chemical found in paint thinners, in favor of limited restrictions.
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Xu then began to scale back his investment in Dalian Shide – their final league and cup triumphs came in 2005 – but his relationship with Bo remained strong.
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If the United States comes close to its 20053 target, experts say, that may help persuade other countries in Paris not to scale back their own efforts.
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Last week, Femsa representatives and Venezuelan labor ministry officials visited the Valencia plant and discussed the plans to lay off workers and scale back output, Montilla said.
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Cohn and Mnuchin are likely to have the president's ear as he works with Congress to scale back Dodd-Frank and eyes other changes to financial regulations.
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Look for debate between conservatives, who want to scale back government costs for the program, and lawmakers in flood-prone states, who want to keep it affordable.
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While questioned, Lewandowski admitted to at least six offenses committed by the Trump administration, including pressuring former Attorney General Jeff Sessions to scale back the Russia investigation.
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Sinoproud Cambodia Garments Co Ltd, whose customers include fashion retailer Zara's parent Inditex, told Reuters it may scale back production as stocks of fabric were getting low.
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With a new administration and a new Congress, there may now be a real opportunity to scale back and prevent further threats facing our First Amendment rights.
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The White House last year announced that it would scale back the program that allows the Pentagon to pass certain surplus military equipment to law enforcement agencies.
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As diplomatic efforts resumed, the Syrian military said army commanders had decided to scale back air strikes and shelling in Aleppo to alleviate the humanitarian situation there.
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Trump also publicly chided Tillerson in October for "wasting his time" trying to negotiate with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to scale back Pyongyang's nuclear program.
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It would exempt small and mid-size banks from the most stringent parts of Dodd-Frank and scale back federal oversight of the financial system on whole.
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In just 11 years, Medicare will permanently scale back Part A (hospital) coverage to 88 percent of what's covered today – increasing the financial responsibility of Medicare beneficiaries.
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He has vowed to cut the corporate tax rate and scale back outgoing President Michelle Bachelet's tax, labor and education reforms that Guillier has vowed to deepen.
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Publishers we've talked with say they will continue to make live videos for Facebook and other platforms, like Twitter and YouTube, but they'll scale back their efforts.
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He's already used his new bully pulpit to convince air-conditioner manufacturer Carrier to scale back announced job cuts as part of a shift in manufacturing to Mexico.
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The bureau has dropped cases against predatory payday lenders, reportedly rolled back its investigation of the Equifax data breach, and reformulated its mission to scale back its reach.
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I think that as the US and others scale back the lucrative contracts that have been in place in Iraq or Afghanistan for years, the market is diversifying.
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Such an approach would resemble in some ways what Target has done: differentiate in one way, and then scale back the ambition of building the Everything Store online.
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Bank stocks rose as Trump prepared to scale back the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law, which was enacted in the wake of the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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A key lobbying group, the School Nutrition Association, released recommendations earlier this month to scale back federal nutrition standards she championed and were set under the Obama administration.
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As efforts by congressional Republicans to repeal or otherwise scale back the ACA continue, it is unclear to what extent these gains in insurance coverage will be preserved.
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International oil companies (IOCs), which include Anglo-Dutch Shell, U.S. heavyweight ExxonMobil and France's Total, have been forced to scale back investments as weak prices squeeze profit margins.
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But recent gas shortages have forced the MEP to scale back its ban on burning coal in some households, fuelling concerns over a possible rebound in air pollution.
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Political worries may subside if Ms Le Pen doesn't win; the ECB may scale back its monetary easing; Mr Trump's stimulus plans may be delayed, or watered down.
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The Mormon Church continues to oppose Proposition 2, Elder Jack Gerard said on Thursday, but it would scale back its campaigning now that a compromise had been reached.
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In the three years left until the next referendum, the Targum will scale back its circulation from six to four or fewer print editions a week, said Giacobbe.
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Many economists worry that the BOJ's policy framework is unsustainable and the next test will be how the BOJ can scale back its stimulus without disrupting financial markets.
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Background: The controversial Medicaid plan will let states apply for a waiver to scale back Medicaid spending by converting part of their Medicaid funding into a block grant.
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It also would scale back or end some popular tax deductions, including one for state and local income taxes, while preserving a capped deduction for property tax payments.
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Iran, which has said it would continue oil exports despite sanctions, announced it would scale back curbs on its nuclear programme under a 2015 deal with world powers.
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Rising authoritarianism in Turkey would only increase resistance to the deal, making implementation even harder, especially if those groups were to scale back their activities on the ground.
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Last week, Alaska Air won U.S. antitrust approval for its acquisition of Virgin America on the condition that it would scale back its code-sharing with American Airlines.
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The first three of those insurers had, earlier this year, revealed they would dramatically scale back their presence in Obamacare markets for 2017, citing losses on individual plans.
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Trump's actions could have ripple effects across the world, causing up-and-coming carbon-giants like India to abandon the Paris Agreement, or significantly scale back their ambition.
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But the study shows Obamacare repeal could scale back a tool that's helping fight a public health crisis that's now killing tens of thousands of Americans every year.
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Sanborn also dismisses concerns over rising auto loan default rates that have prompted some banks to scale back and for regulators to voice concern about deteriorating underwriting standards.
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He signed an executive order in January to scale back regulations on businesses, promising to cut regulation by 75% by eliminating two regulations for every new regulation enacted.
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It's rare for an industry to want more government regulation, and early in the Trump administration car manufacturers did want Trump to scale back those pesky emission standards.
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Under the terms of the deal, Iran has agreed to reduce its stockpile of low-enriched uranium by 98% and significantly scale back its number of installed centrifuges.
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For hospitals, the number one concern about the Republican health bill, known as the American Health Care Act, is that it will scale back expansion of Medicaid coverage.
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The administration has already proposed a rule that would scale back protections currently in place that allow rebates between drug manufacturers and insurers and pharmacy benefits managers (PBMs).
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Police indicated they will significantly scale back the resources dedicated to making sure Assange does not escape now that he is wanted for a much less serious crime.
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WHEN WE GO AND POTENTIALLY REDUCE OUR – OR SCALE BACK – SOME OF THE DODD/FRANK RULES, YOU'RE ALSO GOING OVERSEAS TO BASEL AND DEALING WITH OUR INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS.
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Reinsurance net premium volume declined due to MKL's decision to exit UK motor reinsurance and materially scale back its quota share percentage on U.S. non-standard auto reinsurance.
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If a string of weak sentiment numbers and data continues, Bryn Mawr Trust Chief Investment Officer Ernie Cecilia told CNBC companies could trim spending and scale back hiring.
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In November, a month before he resigned as defense secretary, Jim Mattis disclosed that the U.S. and South Korea would scale back and tone down the spring exercises.
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They have now given back a quarter of the rise triggered by last month's hint from ECB head Mario Draghi that it was readying to scale back stimulus.
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Michael Bublé once said he wouldn't hesitate to scale back his career for his family, and now the singer is being forced to live up to his words.
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The reality of continued weakness on the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets has prompted some brokerages to slash commissions and scale back staff benefits to keep costs in check.
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Regulatory reform: The House will take up two bills to scale back Obama administration regulations, which for once are likely to get a presidential signature come Jan. 20.
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The plan that Trump will unveil will scale back federal clean water rules that are in place to protect wetlands and streams across the country, the Times reported.
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California now wants to scale back their already failed "fast train" project by substantially shortening the distance so that it no longer goes from L.A. to San Francisco.
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The fire broke out after a dispute over a decision to scale back the midday meal during the month of Ramadan, when many Muslims fast during the day.
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It is better to scale back investment in bad times than never have it in the first place, argues Chris Hoene of the California Budget and Policy Centre.
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He stopped the full-time streaming after about a year, and decided to scale back his gaming, the better to pursue a more sustainable, long-term career elsewhere.
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At a time when over 11 million renters pay 50 percent or more on housing alone, we cannot afford to significantly scale back our supply of affordable homes.
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"Companies will export less to Britain, they are planning to scale back investment and staffing on the island and they are afraid of more trade barriers," added Schweitzer.
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At the time, Christian Sewing, CEO of Deutsche Bank, said the lender would be exiting its global equities business, scale back investment banking and slash thousands of jobs.
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"We also had to scale back specific areas like shelves, dressers, the bathrooms and any countertop décor, as we were told that minimalist styling filmed better," she says.
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This has allowed them to scale back or even abandon their private data centers, which means dramatically less demand for the hardware from companies like Juniper or Cisco.
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The remaining $36 million in OCO would only be authorized until April 30, 2017, forcing the next president to either scale back war plans or request supplemental funding.
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Governors in states like Wisconsin, Ohio and Illinois have sought to scale back the public unions' right to bargain for increases in benefits and, in some cases, wages.
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But it stopped short of endorsing bipartisan legislation that would dramatically scale back the prepayments, saying that doing so would place too much of a burden on taxpayers.
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The demise of the flagship came after parent company Hudson's Bay decided to scale back operations and focus on its other, better-performing businesses like Saks Fifth Avenue.
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Young said prison managers have been forced to cancel or scale back programs -- like education, visitation and recreation -- that require staffers who are either furloughed or call out.
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General Motors warned Friday that another wave of tariffs being considered by the Trump administration could force the company to scale back its business and cost American jobs.
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The white-shirted goons need to be taken off the streets and the MTR stations immediately, and the police need to scale back their violent crowd control measures.
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When asked whether the ECB should scale back its monthly bond-buying program before inflation approaches its target, more than three-quarters of the 50 economists said "yes".
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Schaeffler had to scale back its stock market listing amid volatile markets and the emissions scandal at Volkswagen , which accounts for more than 10 percent of group sales.
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I've taught at a couple universities, and I've got plenty of criticisms of higher education, but I still don't think the answer is to scale back education altogether.
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Any successful encryption legislation is likely to scale back the drastic measures proposed in the Burr-Feinstein bill, while still providing some support for the Justice Department's interests.
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The Trump administration was widely expected to announce that it would scale back the standards for model year 2022-2025 cars and trucks finalized under President Barack Obama.
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Brazil said it would appeal the decision, but government sources had noted the need to scale back subsidies that have been partly responsible for a record budget deficit.
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Earlier, Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati said PLN should scale back its investment plans as its debts and interest on its loans had outgrown its cash-raising capacity.
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Retailers including J.C. Penney Co Inc and Macy's Inc have announced thousands of layoffs as they shift toward online sales and scale back on brick-and-mortar operations.
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When the state budget bill rejected this federal money — making Iowa one of the first states to do so — the loss meant Planned Parenthood had to scale back.
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Mishra cited international sanctions as a major challenge which has caused delays in aid deliveries and forced other relief groups to scale back their operations in the North.
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Some black leaders saw a recent effort to scale back services at Nashville General Hospital, which is city-funded and on the city's north side, as an affront.
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Its only chance of survival is to scale back the tax significantly — maybe a 3 to 6 percent tax that is phased in over a number of years.
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"We've managed to scale back our pessimism about U.S.-China trade talks, which is a supportive factor for now," said Takuya Kanda, general manager of research at Gaitame.
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Still, there is a case for some cautious optimism that, should things on Wall Street go too awry in reaction to the president's actions, he might scale back.
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The study mentions several proposals meant to help consumers scale back their fast food intake, including a system that would let them order smaller portions at lower prices.
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As many federal agencies have begun to scale back the regulations on companies, the agency, born of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial law, has taken a different tack.
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Environmental activists have criticized Mr. Zinke as he has sought to scale back protections on public lands and open up vast new areas to oil and gas drilling.
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News analysis The president has sought to scale back America's military presence around the world without waiting to negotiate concessions from foes like the Taliban or North Korea.
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A Wall Street veteran, Staley has remained committed to growing investment banking at Barclays, even as European peers scale back in this area in favor of wealth management.
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Trump has long sought to scale back the US military presence in Afghanistan, but ongoing conflict and a failure of talks with the Taliban have hampered the plans.
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South Korea's new president, Moon Jae-in, said in an interview with CBS News that his country does not plan to scale back joint military exercises with Washington.
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In retail, while there was a slight gain last month, there could be a decline as more brick-and-mortar stores scale back because of consumers moving online.
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Rival General Motors Co on Tuesday reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit, helped by cost-cutting, and promised to scale back production to cut its burgeoning inventories.
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The Saudi fund and Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment, another big investor in the original VF, are reportedly considering whether to scale back their investment in the new one.
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Under Thiam, Credit Suisse implemented a three-year drive to focus on managing the assets of wealthy clients, scale back investment banking and restructure its global markets business.
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It may now alter compensation rules for top managers to scale back variable remuneration and, in turn, increase fixed pay, two sources at the carmaker said on Friday.
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It's not surprising that consumers scale back their travel during election years, said Zachary Sears, a senior economist at Tourism Economics, part of the research firm Oxford Economics.
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"SCOOP/STACK producers, facing lighter barrels and uneconomic frac margins, will continue to scale back investment," warned Amrita Sen, co-founder of researcher Energy Aspects in a note.
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Trump Rules WASHINGTON — President Trump entered office pledging to cut red tape, and within weeks, he ordered his administration to assemble teams to aggressively scale back government regulations.
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